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Now He re’s (Reamers Market Tax Collections Scouts to Silver the Loses to Valparaiso In Buchanan Rank jubilee Contest The Reamers Market basketball Am ong the Highes .During Next Year (Large Plantings of Redbud Proposition ; team ran into fast competition ui ! Trees and of Other Native l the opening- round of the toumu- Trees and Shrubs Tax collections from the past Instructions were released today • ment play at New Carlisle Tuesday1 year in Buchanan, totaled 82'/, of to all troops covering the “ Silver Planned. evening, losing to the Valp trniso | -he statu, county' and school ano '■ Club llus Over ! Jubilee Roundup". The contest $100 ou H and) dports by the close score of 22-31 Jerome Carries Only 7 Pre S7 % of the city taxes at Uie en a which is being sponsored by the The cooperative landscaping On j after an overtime period. Th. Michigan Public Utilities Com rnch. After Raying Back Oriole cincts Out of 52; Mecham to of the collection period on Marei. President of the Council is the j the Redbud trail, sponsored by the ; Root News Agency team will play r L, according to Ada Ducy-Sanders mission Approves Residen most ‘elaborate project ever at- j Buchanan Lions club, will be car- Bills and Financing Foot Oppose Matthews in Hanlc j the Simmons Bros. Grocery oft JLy treasurer. Mrs, Sanders will tial Light and Power , tempted by the Movement. The : nied out on Monday, April 15, at ball and Basketball. South Bend in the tournament to- i of Run-Off. accept payments on taxes until th-. Rate, Effective as of booklet which each troop Is receiv- 'Which time Prof, O. A, Gregg, 1 aight. j books are returned to the county ing carries a complete program , landscape specialist from Michigan Hills March 1. Evidence that the experiment of j j Mrs. Jennie B. Mecham, Niles, treasurer at St. Joseph about covering every phase of a well-bal- J State College, will be here to direc. community sponsored athletics har i March 15, The collections hen- aneed troop program. Troops are | the work. C*orner» 'defeated Harley K. Jerome, Benton A new combined residential • been successful for the first hall i Harbor, for the republican nomina rank among the highest in Berrien required to set objectives for the ! Professor Gregg was in Buchmi- Sem lighting and domestic power rate year at least is contained in a Li- j tion for county school commission county in the percentage of the .year in membership, advancement, (an Friday' and went over the Red- : r.aneial report by the treasurer i:f total roll. .or the Buchanan district of the liiking, camping, civic work, par- ( bud Trail, to get an idea cf the er by a margin of 1,(549 votes, the Indiana and Michigan Electric (the organization, Fred Smith total count in the Monday primary ents nights, council picnics and . work required, and will later for- (showing a balance of $100.45 on the ! company' was finally apx>roved the special trips. ward a list of the materials re- standing 3,093 to 1,4X4 in her fa- Michigan Public Utilities Commis If the legislatoor ever takes a ' black side of the ledger, after the j 'vor. All troops are required to set up i quired. The plantings will be al- sion Tuesday, to be effective for all the troop budtret svstem, and the ,™ost entirely' of native growth, notion to pass a law ferbidden a association had discharged the Mrs. Mecham won in all but nine .•eadings since March 1. training work which is necessary!The work w'n m part be the el.m- domed fool filin' as * candidate, it ■<*** of Onole c]uh o f ; o f the 52 precincts of the eoun'y, The new rate provides a reduc successful troop operation, is also ^ atl0n * Kbrush and trees.which will be a site harder then it is now , 54M b tor football equipment. t it-1 • , it ~ being defeated by Jerome in revet. tion for all quantities of resident- to git the oftiees filled. ! Had it not been for the organ!-; Hilarious Humor Keynote ot aildslietl by hin/ in tw0 ulbers. Sht required ■ obstruct the view at intervals, al lighting and power above the in working out the plan t h J W MR the main planting will con- ______, zation of Lne association there i Third (Little Theatre Pro- carried her own town of Niles lit minimum. The old r-ate was: A Troop committee plays an Import- I sist ui o f reuul““ redbuds, ' dogwoods, sumacs Kremoidts Cane -would have been no independent! diittion of This Season. to 20, and also carried Benton Har Fust 30 kilowatts------b c pei k ., a ...l and other native trees and shrul: Ed. Note: Since Attv. Fremont football last tall. ; bor, her rival’s home town, 1,313 tc Next 70 kilowatts______6c per k .' * * Pa, t- They ass* f ™ the or- Evans has been presented with the Buchanan amateur athletics ( 017. 411 over 100 kilowatt* 5c Der k gknization of the eighteen sections |WU1 JU0 e Buchanan will be honored Satur Thp npw rfltp iq* and co-operate with the Scout-! Prof. Gregs' stated that the pro- -walking cane carried by Grover .v™uld have been discmhtcd bj , The vote in local precincts was Bom in Buchanan 60 Years Cleveland through two successful failure to pay its obligations to a! day evening by three of the best Tir-ii- vo kilowatts 6'kc ner k 'masters in putting the plans in J'ectwould require five y'ears be- as follows: Ago; Associated with Er- political campaigns, a hillbilly trio goods house. There would [little steppers that Broadway has Buchanan city Mecham Jerome oecond 30 kUowatts __ j T e per k! operation and seeing that they are(fore the full results of thework comprised of Jack Baily, Fred have been no winter basketball seen m many a day. The Playbox (1) iso r, 34 langer, and Ziegfield. Next-vnn kilowatts oG P ner k c a r r ie d through to a successful would be in evidence, but that Cook and Rev. Williams of Benton league. (Players will introduce them to the ( 2 ) 19 18 ^llnvet0 M k i t v n T ~ v n l k conclusion. The Courts of Re- * represented an ideal project not Harbor has been organized to sing 1 « » anticipated that Uie fman-j local audience m the play "Step- Buchanan Tvvp. 12 S Word has been received here of ‘ k w r i r T , |T,- Pke- - ‘ View Which are established, will be ’ only for the development of a scen- in - is olfered under the a. -w T ie ' conducted by the troop committees • ic attraction that would he of val- Uie following song in the interests «*U built UP during the t0iK- i Sisters” , their third produc Galien 28 5 the death of Frank Richards An ° otteied undei thea.-\. la.c troops tbat rate “ standard”— ; ue to the town, but also a reerea- ing summer by softball, which 's j tiou of the season. Bertrand 12 4 derson, nephew of George B, Rich as low as lc per kilowatt. Of his campaign for the Office those which do not rate standard, li°nal resort for many, and event- circuit judge.) the best drawing card in independ- ; Tne play "Stepping Sisters” is Mrs. Mecham will oppose Will ards and Alfred Richards, wM-h ent athletics. ^ _ J one- of the funniest plays to be g.v- iam Matthews of Niles in the run occurred at his home at New Ro must appear before the District 1 nally' a substantial stimulant to Hand me Uaouwn-n-n-n-n mail Courts of Review. All Star, L ife’ rea} estate values adjacent to the walkin’ cane The officials in active charge of | en in this community so far this off election to be held April 1. chelle, N. Y. Monday, the association, including President j year. The piot hinges on the en- Anderson was the son of Frank Lauoner Phillips and Eagle Scouts will appear be- ‘ trail. Hand me daouwn-n-n-n-n. mail fore the Courts of Review in the 1 Project is now in the hands George Wynn, Secretary Harold deavor of a former burlesque queen Anderson. Sr., and Laura Richards walkin’ cane William Estes, Districts and the Eagle Scout ( ofJ statf f0r endorsement as an Boyce and Treasurer Fred Smith, to cover up a perfectly innocent Anderson. He was born in Buch Takes Over Agency 1 [and me doauwn mall walkin' cane „ „ i ^ y-), candidates will have their final re- j FERA project. deserve the thanks of all those who past. Through her endeavors she anan, leaving' here at the age of 14 for if 1 catch diet judgeship Former Resident, M o d e r n C l e a n e r s view before the Area court of __ ri y ■ are interested in the promotion ot nearly loses her husband, is ostra- He first came into public notice : s Dry train clean athletics for the young men , . , . Honor chairman, Dr. Howard A. j T e r e s a . W b l t e IS the social set, almost a creator and designer of the cos All your sins are gonna be pardon of the community. ' " Expires in Omaha ------Blaming, Benton Harbor. A spec- : ! causes a break between her daugh- tumes for the first stage presenta ed away. Financial Statement Laudner Phillips took over the ial list of merit badge counselors i Soloist in Masonic ter and her fiance and very nearly tion of Gen. Lew Wallace’s Ben Buchanan Athletic Association Hur, for which he won lationa" (oca! Modern Dry' Cleaners agency is now' being made up In all dis If you: get drun-n-n-nk and get in [ bveaks up a life loug friendship Oct. 1, 1934— March 1. 1933 Notice was received nerg by Wm. fame. Later he was associated here March, 1, following the resig tricts to assist in this part of the, Cruxifiction Play jail, with her closest friends’. However Collections— Van Meter, through a letter from a with the late A. L. Erlang'cr, lead nation of Cleon Hathaway to ac work. The Executive Board feels j it all works out to a novel ending If you get drun-n-n-nk and get in From Memberships $162.00 friend, of the death of Will Estes, ing Broadway' producer, also with cept a position as salesman for the that Advancement is one of the, jail, and everyone is happy. Miss Teresa White, local dancing Front Football 60. bo former resident of Buchanan and a Flo Ziegfield and other leaders In Sinclair Oil Co. main features of the work and feel i If you get drunk and get in jail,' Pr0m BasketbaU 20.06 The Playbox Players feel that son of Solomon Estis, whd owned the theatrical world. He had re that a thorough check up on the ■instructor. is appearing nightly at I'll get some one to go your Sale of Old Oriole Furniture 3.00 this play is a sure gloom chaser and occupied the residence at 209 tired about a year ago. His mother work as well as the contact with ; presentation of “The Light, a bail - and this community' is due for Main street, now owned by Wilson Mrs. Laura Richards Anderson, is the experts in the many phases o f ! cruxifiction drama m the Scottish All your sins are gonna be pardon Costs $7,800 to Total $245.72 some whole-hearted chuckles Sat McLeod. Mr. Estes died suddenly still living at over 8'J y'ears of age ‘ Scout work which the Scouts will;*?*® Cathedral South Bend from ed away. Expenditures— nrday evening. In the stockyards of South Omaha at liis liome at New Rochelle. His Keep County Roads l get. will be o f great value to them, i March 6 to March 1- inclusive, several weeks ago. He had lived f Troops will also be required tc*Mlss Whlte does £o]o ? arts in a Gasoline for football trips $12176 Robert Montgomery is In charge wife and two suns also survive. . _ . .. ' taiunlo crprip If you get ma-a-a-a-ad and beat i Football officials 9.00 of the staging of the play and Mrs. for many years in Omaha. A few Open Durian Winter d0 some outstanding service either . tomple scene. your wife,* ® lrAf tVia IneHtiiHAtt ciinncnvirinr- tKam ---- Expenses to other teams 5.00 Glenn Jesse has charge o f the tick weeks ago the ashes of a sister, . i'or the institution sponsoring them - If you get ma-a-a-a-ad and beat ' Telephone calls 2.90 et sales. Seats can be reserved Mrs. Anna Estes Hurst, w erellntemat. Prayer or for the community in which they i JV Ia y T r a d e L i b e r t y your wife, ! Medical Supplies 5.03 at Glenn Smith’s Store. All de brought front Phoenix, Ariz,, for The Berrien County road com- operate. Parents nights with pro- j It you get mad and beat your w ife.: Koolball Equipment siring good seats for the perform burial here. Program to be Held mission made use of IS snowplow f rams of different phases of SCout- Bonds for Series I won't give you more than I New xr. v^ equipmentenninmeni 30.15 ance are urged to reserve them trucks, employed 8,152 man hours ing will also be . main features , life j Old Oriole Equipment 43.15 immediately. Tickets may also at Pres. Church Fri. jf labor and spent almost $7,800 in throughout the year. i of Later Maturity For all of your sins are gonna be Y. P. Conference ) Record, for printing 3.09 j be purchased at the Portz Food keeping the highway's of tlie coun- Special emphasis will .also he . pardoned away. The annual International Day of ■ Basketballs 19.97 | Shop. Church Brethren Prayer will be observed by the lo y'open during'the past winter, sc- mac*e ’ n *-*le good appearance. ■ _ „ rTvmTi-v t nan 4 T : Basketball officials n-dinc' to a recent statement bv Tw0 very special troop inspections The Fourth Liberty Loan 4 ;l Hand me daouwn-n-n-n-n. mail 11.0? | The cast for the nlav is as fol- cal churches in a union service to mdin» to a iccent stateme t by during-the vear bv the bonds, Called as of April 15, 1935, ! Incidentals | ’ows; John Bateman, comity engineer- v e “ = Mie yeal uy Je na walkin’ cane Held Here Mar. 24 be held at the Presbterian church ■ Troop Committees. Correct wear- ,are uovv bein0 aecepted by the La- Oh, hand me daowun-n-n-n-n mah ! ---- Jepson______Norman Barboui beginning at 2:30 p. m. Friday1. ” ing of uniform and ensignia is one lien-Buchanan. State Bank in ex- 1J Total $144.78 The work started the week walkin’ cane Herbert Ramsey____Robert Ellis The services are under the spon , of the most important features and , change for U. treasury2 'J (In Bank S100.45 The Church o ' the Brethren Nov, 2, 1934, with the putting Hand me down that cane from Cecelia Ram sey'_____Alene Riley sorship of the International Board ’ stress is being laid on this (bonds, due in 19o5-60. The 414 i On Hand .49 Toung People’s conference of if fences to prevent snow fr be- Maine- -I’m gonna catch that Norma Ramsey' , Kathryn Portz of Missions, a uniform program cause of the 25th Anniversary 0f ; bonds, serial numbers 193.3-S ina- northern Indiana and southern drifting and collecting upoii those judgeship train. (i Tack Carleton_____ Ray Barbour formulated at the headquarters in Scouting and the - National Jam -; turity ending in o-G7, will be ac- $100.94 Lady L yn d e______Dot Roe Michigan will be held in the Holland is used all over the world. parts of tlie road sy'Stem exposed boree cepted by the Galien-Buchanan All of your sins are gonna be par- .Total oollectioiu $245.72 Church of the Brethren Sunday, to open stretches of surrounding doned away. Rose L aM arr__ _ Mayme Proseus All who are interested are invited Mr. Upton is listing seme very ‘ bank in exchange for the new Total Expenditures 144.78 Nettie Donaldson____Ruth Pierce March 24. About twenty' churches to attend. Country. fine awards for the contest which’ bonds up to the close of March, L”'" '1' will be represented by B. Y. P. D. The greatest expenses in winter Teddv Donaldson_Robert Gever 1 , . , , will include a beautiful leather. unless canceled by' the secretary $100.94 . members. The principalnrmoinal sneakerspeaker Mr. and Mrs. D. DiGiacomo spent road maintenance was the opera WLS Barn Dance Frank Chambers_Robert Bowers scroll as first place, special indi-.®f the treasury.^ -After that dale Fred Smith, Treasurer, of the evening is to be Mr. Oscar tion of the trucks and scrapers Mrs. F. Chambers Frances Barbour Saturday at the home of the for vidual awards to the outstanding Mke call bonds will be accepted for Program in Niles II. E. Boyce, Secretary. Winger of Manchester College, mers brother, John DiGiacomo, at used to push snow from the high Scout of each troop, and many- j i*edemption only'. ------o------r.ucille D aw son_Esther Bradley North Manchester, Incl. ways. This cost $4,298.13. Union Pier, beautifu streamers for the differ- i ------° ------on March 12-13-14 Mrs. Tremaine_Marjorie Camp- Labor was tlie second greatest Buchanan Twp. hell expense. ’ Total costs for this sea- ent standards reached. The con- ; L o c a l F i s l i e r m e i l Between acts Miss Phyllis De- !LYGf 1 son are $3,296.42, divided as fol test operated during the entire j - The WLS barn dance program f Nardo will present a dance solo. lows: placing' snow fence, $627.3S; year and closes January 31st, just] M e e t t h e S l i c k e r s Democrats Name before the Anniversary week cele-( Which was one of the best enter-i She will be accompanied by Miss 'plowing snow, Sl/«1.32; Sanding' bration, the first of next February : I n S t . J o e S u n d a y iainment hits ever produced in Bu-; April 1 Ticket ! Frances DiGlacomo. BUSINESS AFTER 70 roads, $1,204.72. chanan, will be given at Niles on ; The High School ensemble, under Materials were the cheapest of the evinings of March 12, 13 and! the direction of Ralph Robinson CONTINUOUS SERVICE WITH BUS, all expenses. Calcium chloride B.errien Women ! Practically' all Buchanan fish- 14. The program will, be held ir. Results of the Democratic caucus will furnish the music. cost $187.1S and sand $15.10, mak ‘ ermen who initiated the 1935 sea- the Niles high school auditorium .he!d at the W agner Grange Mon- George Bird Started Carrying bar House” as the name of the only ing a total of $202.28. The cal Republicans to ison. by' meeting the sucker run in aotel in town then. The Dunbar cium eiiloride is used to melt ice under auspices of the Lions club; day to nominate candidates for the Rev. Gilbert Cox, Mail in,1861; Ed, Bird Car . j j - i j n/r , • t t t the St. Joseph river at points be- of that city. Trvouts were held j election of April 1 were’as follows-: House was the name applied to the and snow. It is also used in the r io la M e e tin g r ie r e . low Berrien Springs Sunday report Monday and Tuesday. | Supervisor, Dean Clark. ried on From (1S93 structure now known as the old summertime on dirt roads to settle ______( that “everybody got fish.” Chief S. B., Talks'Here on Cottage Hotel. Recently Mrs. Bird -— - - o ------‘ Clerk, F. E. Hall. Until 1933. the dus t by absorbing' moisture The Berrien County Republican jMRcheU returned with four fine discovered an old picture taken of from tlie air. Women’s organization will hold a : .wickers weighing four pounds each Auto Figures Show 1 7’reasurer Verna. Kool. Pioneers of Future the elder Bird with his bus and ■ _ Highway Commissioner, IXerberl Buchanan’s oldest business firm Mr. Bateman and the road com meeting in Buchanan Saturday, j and tw'° weighing two pounds each. Iwo-wheeled dray, both standing' in mission had IS snowplow trucks Interesting Trends i waiiquist. with a record of 74 y'ears of con March 9. Wilbur M. Cunningham o f , ^ e sucker ™a 13 sported to be Rev. Gilbert Cox. D. D.. pastor front of the Dunbar House. Ir stationed in the following ten com The y'ear 1934 saw more than: a ’ Overseer of Highway', Claydon secutive service came to an end Benton Harbor, will be the speak-. heavy, Of the First Methodist Episcopal last week with the sale of the Bird the distance may' be seen the house munities: Benton Harbor, 3; Colo- million passenger automobiles on Hartlme, er. Men as well as women are in- : church of South Bend, was the transfer business to Alfred Deeds. on the corner of Main and Dewey’ ma, 1; Spinks Corners, 2; Eau the highways, again, according to ‘ Justice of Peace, Charles Sebas- vited to attend the meeting which speaker at the annual Fathers and Mrs. E , I. Bird has managed the now owned by Edward Long. Claire, 2: Niles, 2; Derby, 1; Ba- 3 , A . A . Changes complete tables just compiled by ( -y- When the elder Bird “died on Oct roda, 2; Galien, 1; Three Oaks, 2; will be in the form of a luncheon! the Secretary o f State's office on : Board of Re%’iew, Charles Hess, Sons banquet at the Methodist business since the death of her hus served at 1 p. m. E. S. T. in the ■ S, 1893, E. I. Bird returned from Buchanan 2. Time Series Play automobile registration figures. In* Constables, Andrew Wesner. Church Monday evening, taking a? band July IS, 1933. E. I. Bird had the theme of his address “Pioneerr earned it on since the death of his Chicago and took up the succes ThFroad commission now has ban1uet room caf®A,witb a | 1933. total passenger car regie- ? RsJph Hess, Harold Sebasty' and. sion. He started meeting the mai: under its jurisdiction 932 miles of ProSram mimediately following. to Friday Evening of the Future”. Rev. ‘ Cox -is a father, George Bird, in 1S93. The Republicans from all parts of th e, tration had dropped below the mi!-*^61^ Clark. trains on a bicycle built by Buch county and township roads in Ber Hon mark for the first time since ' Democrat Commli.ee. Charles noted student of social conditions, latter had started the business in county' are expected to attend. The regular weekly schedule of anan’s old-time bicycle maker, Ed. rien, Five hundred and two miles 1927, when there were 999 915 jTichenor, August Ernst and F. E. and has been selected as one of a 1861. i basketball games of tlie (B. A, A- board of three to adjudicate labor A t the' time of the death of E. I. File. Later as the automotive age of this total belongs to the original cars licensed. The total for 1934 , Hall, ' will be played Friday evening in- troubles at the Oliver plant. His Bird it was estimated that father approached he bought motor ve county road system and 439 miles No Int. Revenue was 1,027,064; for 1933; only 956,-i 1-0 ; stead of Wednesday evening cf this address dealt with the problem of and son had met nearly 250,000 hicles to carry on the work. Up Un were once part of the township | week. The results o f the series 784 were licensed. The year 1929 ; m r r y , j pioneering in social fields, til the early' twenties the traffic ip system, now being taken over by ert to Aid in still marks the high tide in passen- ‘ lY O O I T i r e a t trains in the 72 years they had car | of last week were as follows: j Dr. E, T. Waldo acted as chair- ried on the business. They had passengers between the depot and the county. Reamers 36. Wil-ors 24, Brod- ger car registrations, with 1,220,- jman with the able assistance of met from S to 10 trains daily' for downtown was considerable. Back The McNitt act, passed by the Tax Reports Here S48., Home of Glenn I his son. who came to the rescue passengers or mail or both, missing in the times of the old horse- Michigan legislature in 1931, pro There will he no special internal gion 29. There were approximalely 2,000 Vergon Sunday with a few well cbosen words at a only one train, that the elder Bird drawn bus some trains would dis vides ‘that the counties shall as revenue department representative j Standing of Teams mefl-e trucks on the highways in crucial moment. James Semple missed one day' when his watch charge as many as a dozen or fif sume maintenance and control of in Buchanan this year to aid in ’"“ an Won Lost Pet. 1934, than for the year previous: spoke for the fathers, and was very stopped. teen traveling men who would jam township road systems at the rate preparation of incotne tax reports. D’s C a fe ______8 2 ,800 trailers jumped to the: highest The Buchanan fire department competently answered bv his son. George Bird started to carry the the old vehicle almost to capa of 20 per cent of the mile,eye an according to notice received by (Rexall------„ 7 3 .700 number in the staWa history with made a run to. the home of Glenn George Semple. Rev. Thomas Rice mail from the depot to the post city, and perhaps take, a meal or nually. Tlie road commission now Glenn Haslett. Those who desire R eam ers______5 £ ,556 a, better than 13,00 increase over. Vergon, River street, Sunday, to introduced the speaker. Walton office on his bacJc in 1861, As he two or stay ovor night at the Dun- operates 60 per cent of the former such aid may receive it at the of- R o o ts______5 o .* .500 1933’s previous reejrd of some. 7s,- extinguish a spark, fire which, burn- Becker gave a number of enter prospered he bought a two wheel- j bar House,- the.Tremonl House, the township system in Berrien coun fices of Joseph Tharr, Benton Har- Tifi^rinn _ £ .361 - 000. Few people, stop to realize: ed a hole through the roof o f his taining selections. Con Kelley lead ed dray. Later he bought a bus, lEarl Hotel or whatever hostelries ty, and will have assumed com bor, Or of F. Kneibus, City (Hall, Co-ops ______3 7 “ ,333 that as recently as 15 years ago, residence; the community singing. painting along the top of it “Dun- happened to be serving at the time. plete charge by Jan, 1, 1937. 3t. Joseph. W ilsons______3 8 .275 b a g e t W o - TIIL. BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, .MARCH 7,1935.
two billions per month in buying Announcements and offering. Dutyy Not Consequences.” the necessities of life, paying rent, Hymn 132.. | No prayer service this v/eei: be taxes, interest and "even back sub Address, “High Goals and Low cause "of the minielsr’s and lay scriptions -to newspapers, would do Goals," Arthur Knoblauch, princi men’s district rally at Nilas on the job. pal of school. ,Thu:-cday, beginning at DSC y. m. The billions in hiding would ven Numbers by high; school orches ‘ c . fl- T. Address 1;y Tkshcp Geo. i cf o, blend girt, another Shirley ture out. If these transactions fig E. *.!rp. fce t-cis1 and Dayton JM. J3. Church Christian :fcicn.ro Society' tra. Temple who crashes Hollywood mu', ure; are cr.-rcct, Ibis plan ‘is sane Hymn 131 followed .by benedic prayer. Banquet c.i 6 g. m, C. S. hits, will carry yoxi awry, especial J. C. Snell, Pastor .Sunday service at It a. ht. Sub and practical, and -has at least, as tion. T Tor.'-tmas* or. Rev. Trnesciiel. In ly while singing “I’m on a Diet cf 1:30 pltvl Sunday School. ject; “Man.” fair a chance of success: as most The service will begin :at 7 o’clock vocation, Rev. Ilcyc”. Group sing 3:30 p.’ m. Preaching service. Sunday-School at 9 “15 a- nt. Love and Kisses.” Jimmy’s par of the experiments we have seen Wednesday evening- meeting at and the offering will be taken for ing. Mat 'Ckeeter A m i. Music, Por ents in the film are Ray Walker tried during the-last two yearn. the missionary work of the Stand- tage Pi airic orehertra. Financial Seventh Day Adventist; 7:45. ■ ■ and Avline Judge, with George LI. ] arc! Bearer?, Society. ; Recovery for tlic Chr.'ci). Rev. L. Reading room, located in the Stc'Jc and Jeanette Lon in support Sabbath School (Saturday) at .1.0 Those who would like to do spe ,E. Burge'S. Bcsis for Christian a. m. church, at Eevvey Avenue and Oak ing parts. Plan Production cial church work during Ute Len Sicvfrvd-hir), Rev. Bcr-tcher. Chal- Preaching service at 11:1G. street, is open each Wednesday aft A dashing, spicy, actlonful rom ten. season are asked to meet at the lsng"- r f th>' I -wten Benson, Rev. antic comedy of love and politics- 160,000 Ford 4-. sirs tcrncoafrom 2 until 4 o’clock. S'- Anthonv‘s won>-in -vatUiolic parsonage at 7:30‘Monday evening. Edgar G, D. 8. Special mu that’s Jack Holt’s newest. “ I’ll Fin Chtn.:h First-Christian. .Churcis There will be a district meeting sic. Addrrar. Ysr.a;? C ca E. Epp. It,” coming to the Hollywood as During Next Month ’ Pastor. Rfev, Father John Ralph in Kalamazoo this Thursday, Bish Vocal duct. Closing hymn. Prayer, £ \ X Paul C.. Carpenter, Minister 4 $ ^ feature two Friday and Saturday. _ Day. 10 a. m. Sunday. Bible School. op Edgar .Blake will be one of the Rev. F. A. Hood, Holt strides leisurely through the . ~ ~ . , ,., v Masses rt R a. m. on each, first, chief speakers. The meeting will svx ^ t - % Wm. Bob], Supt. j Don’t miss this evening service web c f political ^intrigues with n ihe largest domestic production third an" fifth Sunday of the start at 9 a. m. and close at 3:30 NX '■» ^'5 of Ford V-U cars and trucks since1 11 a. m. Communion and preach 'even though it io impossible for smiling assurance of power, but month and at 10 a. m. on each p. m. you- to attend the banquet. Thurs the V-3 engine was introduced by second and fourth Sunday, and at ing service. meets lxir. first real obstacle when Gircle No. 2 of the Ladies Aid day, this week, Don't forget. the Ford Motor Company three 7 a, m. on the first .Friday of Junior 'church services at 11 a, & a winsome young school teacher re each month. in. Supt. Mrs.-Nellie Boone. Society vrill meet Thursday evening fuses t:o be bribed into altering years ago has been scheduled for at the home of Miss Gertrude Sim March, i! is revealed at the com 6 p. in. Senior Christian Endeav Holt’s kid brother’s algebra marks. C,huroll cf the Brethren mons; Light refreshments will bo SCRATCH PADS—10c ib at the « i * pany's home office. Production or. | Record office. ti Mona Barrie is the. school-marm, Intermediate Christian Endeavor served and an offering will be tak h v-i'Xa NtS' '"■'V ^ Xxl* ‘v ^ -S** C^V?xX? -T*- ^3 *■ and Jimmie Butler plays the kid of 160,000 units is planned. .1,0 a. m. Sunday School, en. Under the March schedule, the at 6 p, m, xXr>T\?N ^ &? -N brother. Winnie Lightucr and i 1,1 a. m; Preaching. Dr. Paul F. Vceiker, state super ?} ^ N V v l xxVS>Vt\4^^ * ‘ ' Ford company will build more than 7 p. m. Song Service and evening Dcwa7! Gel Up. Nights ^ N Edward Brophy arc in the more * 7 p. m, B, Y. P. U.y Junior and worship., intendent of public instruction, and 5 o « ^ 5,000 units a day. in order to keep Adult Leagues. Ur -■ Jt-nip"!- Oii, Burins Leaves, Etc X * frolicsome parts. The final chap 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Bible a former college president, consid *i * c v r s * pace with continued increasing de S, p. m. Preaching. ter of Buck .Tones in "The Red Training class. ered to be one of our outstanding SV Rider” plus a Betty Boop cartoon mand l’or the 1935 Ford V-S cars ------o-----— speakers and leaders in education Flush out excess acids and waste ' t'A - 0 ^ ^ l' -?^|! and trucks. March production tliis 4 Presbyterian Church 7 :30 p. m. Thursday, mid-week 3 £ completes the program. will speak at the morning service matter. Get rid of btadder irr«- year will be more than twice as prayer service. Another double-barrelled double on March 17. Plan to hear his chal taticci that causes waking up, fre great as Ford’s domestic produc ; W. 51. BniniicH.C. Pastor feature bill come3 to the Hollywood lenging message. quent desire, scanty flow, burning tion last March, when 77,047 units .10 a. iri, Simday School. more to offer in, the pictorial sense next Wednesday and Thursday Methodist Episcopal' Church All missionary societies are ob and backache. Make this 25c test. Gary Cooper Heads were bu:!i. 1.1 a, m. Sermon By Rev. W. H. than any recent Hollywood offering with, number one a mystery melo Thomas Rice. Minister serving the world's day of prayer Get juniper oil, buchu leaves, etc! Since the. now cars were an- Brunnelle. Subjecl. “The Fellow .“The. Lives of a Bengal Lancer" is drama as tight in construction, as i Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Do this Friday. Our city will have in little green tablets calledBuket's, jCasl of Film, ‘‘Lives noucced late last December. Ford ship of .the Church." . particularly remarkable for its fine vivid and tense as any that the 5 p. m. Taxis Society meeting, not miss the spiritual opportunities Vits meeting- in the Presbyterian the bladder laxative. In four daya production has moved steadily up if not pleased ycrar druggist will dramatic story of four great sold screen has offered in months, 6:30 p. m. Vesper Singers. of Church attendance during these jchurch. - of a Bengal Lancer” ward. Production in January to return your 25c. Corner-.Drug iers. “Gambling,” which has as its prin Monday evening the Friendship Lenten days. Mrs. Glenn Haslett Service in Orcnoko at 9 a. m. taled 100(703 units, and February’s S'.cre. , cipal star the otic and only Broad .and Mr. Con Kelley arc our sup Miss Vivian Cherney will give a jTbe soldiers of ‘ he king. not ns Cooper and Tone contribute" the production will approximate 130.- class will meet at the home of Mr. outstanding portrayals of courage way stage and radio favorite. Geo. and Mrs. A. J-. George.for a 6:30' erintendents. reading at this service. K-iplUg saii.? of them, but as Frau 000 units. With the March sclied- Morning worship nt I I o’ clock. A .party for O c Epwortli League d s Yeats-Uro-.vrt described in. his and romantic campaigners. - And M. Collar. Dorothy Burgess and pot luck supper and meeting. [Wynne Gibson -play the feature ude set at 160,000 units, the Ford The special music will bo an an wasv held in the parsonage on Finds Health remnrkab’.c Scjok “The Laves of a Lhe entire cast, including Monte company by the end of March will 1 •——:--- O-----A-" feminine roles opposite Cohan. them by the choir under the .direc Tuesday evening. Ernest Beadle. bliss Velma Swartz, JdcCutchen- Rbngsl' Lancer” --are tlic heroes, of Blue, C. Aubrey Smith, ‘ Kathleen have produced more than -100,000 Christian Science .Churches “Wednesday’s Child” is the sec i % ...... * ’ i tion of Mrs. Con Kelley. The Lyle Young and Ruth French were ville, Ohio, ssys: While visiting im' Burke and Akinx Tr.miroff iri the 1535 model cars and trucks in tlic the stirring, remarkable and eoior- ond feature—a modern domestic • Man" will be the subject of the Offertory number will bo a -piano- appointed as a committee to plan sister in Detroit, I was taken, with supporting roles, render sterling United States alone. ! a severe attack of stomach trouble. ft# picture of: warfare and heroism drama that leaves one. thrilled and Lesson-Sermon in all Christian organ duet by Mrs, A ., L-, Hamblin a special service conducted by ittllndia which comes to the Holly- performances. ------o----- — .Science churches throughout the and Mrs: Rosalie M. Rice. Ser young folks of the League on Sun ' 3ho at once gave ms ?.fI3L-SO-LA>! a bit awed. It brings a lump in I which hr.helped her so nitTch. I vvpod Theatre beginning next Sun- "Lives of a Bengal l-uncer" is a your throat, but no bitterness or , Only Bird Hospital in U. S. world- Sunday, March 10. mon subject: “The Safety of-Alti day, March 17, the offering to be The only bird hospital in riio given for League work. felt better -t once and kepi up the cl|y mctir.cc for a three day run. film to see and hear! It should feeling of depression. It is the Among the Bible citations is tude." lrsa.tm.ent. Now I am better titan rsjpfuced ' by Paramount, “The not he missed by anyone who loves United States is nt Portland, Ore. .this passage (1 Peter 3:1:01: "For Junior League at 5 o'clock under ------o------in years. My troubles are gone, story of little Bobby Phillips and It is tinder the supervision of Lives of a Bengal Lancer" features ‘ he romantic and adventurous in the sorrow that comes to him when n ! he that wiil love life, and see good the leadership of Mrs. Rice. Evangelical Church an..! t r.m indeed glad to recommend: Gjfry Occpcr. Fcanchot Tone, Rich film fare. hi? parents separate and each woman who tins minilnisiui-eil to ; da vs. let him refrain his tongue Senior League.at 6 o'clock. For Win. F. Boettcher, 3Fillister IvTUL-SO-LAX to anyone. Get gen-, ailing birds from ail |i:u-ts of tlm from evil, and his lips that, they both, attendance and interest tbe Rev. E. S, Faust. District Sup ulne MUL-'SO-LAX. All drug, ard Cromwell and Sir Guy Stand Little four-year-old Jimmy Fay turns to a new love and environ cotnury. ing in the leading roles. litci-ally dances and sings his way ment in which Bobby is relegated speak no guile." meeting last Sunday night was one erintendent, will preach Saturday stores. fit is- a picture • replete with, the into the hearts of his audience in to second place. Frankie Thomas Correlative passages to be read of the best. Ruth French made a evening at 7:30 and conduct the -- i—o--- - 1 Combinalicti Weapon refiiida and sights of the myster "Million. Doilar Baby,” the new Fri- a youngster worth watching, plays from ibi Christian fjcicnce text splendid leader. quarterly conference. Every mem Back in Si.vteeiitli-cenuirr Eng ber of quarterly conference is re ious East, as authentic as the Him- day-Saturday feature one offering the part of the hoy. with Edward book. "Bcicncc and Health until The Standard Bearers, a girls land, a maker of hand weapons pro missionary organization under the quested to he present. “IE a||yas themselves and equally at the Hollywood. For Jimmy, Arnold and Karen Mcrloy in the Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary duced a most unusual instrument leadership of Mrs. Frank Kean, 10 a. m. Sunday, Sunday school. Sira. TTHlard SXarkley. d£ til rilling. And. although it has playing the title role in tire guise parental parts. Baker Eddy, include the following 9-IS Wells Avc,, S.W., Can of combat. It was a combination will sponsor the evening service 11 a. m. Rev. E. S. Faust,Kala ton, Ohio, said: “ I suffered (p. 246): “Man is not a pcncjulum. j agony -from pam periodically. pistol, dagger and knuckle-duster; swinging between "evil and- good, and offer the' following- program: mazoo. will preach and conduct tlic when times were good and every X look Dr. Pierce's -Favorite V attd every line of . business, thus or brass knuckles.- Apparently It jov and sorrow, sickness and Hymn 179. followed by invoca communion service . Prescription onlj? a short Iov/a Writer body had a job. If the object of lime when all this misery making jobs for another million, at was designed to bo useful in any health, life and death. Life and tion by Rev. Rice. 6 p. m. League service. Topic. disappeared, and never re-' Ieasi, That mp.kes 13 million. Tlic this plan was merely to help the emergency. If (lie pistol mis- its faculties are not measured by Welcome. “Crime Does Not Pay.” Leaders tnrued. When I tr&s an cx- Z @ffers Defense of Arizona legislature in sending its ones receiving the pension, of lired, the user could resort to the ]>ccrar>t mother and ibeomc w( cnlehdars. The perfect and im Numbers by high school orches for adults, John Fowler; young vtry weak- tvitli dull head memorial to the congress states course $200 would be too much, but i dagger. If ilie dagger broke, be aches. tlic ‘Prescription* proved to be one of “ j' Townsend Plan mortal arc the eternal likeness of tra unlit R. R. Robinson conduct people, Milford. Schultz. my best friends. It soon had me feeling like that in 38 states the cost of upkeep to help everyone requires a vast] still had the knuckle-duster.—Ofil- their Maker.” ing. 7 p. m. Evening service, "Regard myself again.** Sold by all druggists. • Kw-* size, tablets 59 as.t liquid $f.D0. of poor houses with 775,000 in volume circulating, and spending tier's Woeklv. l ' mates is 52,500,000,000 per year. jTh£following article is reprint- I All forms of relief work 36 billions. edrby request, h'-ying been publish- About SO: pep, cent of the people ed”in the “Manchester Press" of Mss-choster. Iowa, in answer to in poorjhqtises are over 60 years, and could be removed to private eritieirms of the Townse:id Pension Jmmes, hire a privafe nurse and pir^r- by the editor. It is written docLcr. if necessary, thus providing iUrdefenno «*£ the Townsend plan ,-yifI givr-= quit- edecrately the fer another million, to ray nothing vSwpoiut of these who favor it.) of those in hospitals. Thus there ( are at least 1,4 million provided " Sr. ’dm ir-v.e of The Press of Dec for. R§, reforeace is made to the Town- r | | d old age revolving pension. To Forcing the rpending of litis two naterco:: jvh> Is not fsmiltat- witlt billions every month would give ti^ plor. ymir eumments might be every person who wanted it a job. BARGAINS and start a business activity in the rerrewha’. misleading. You state . . . G O M E 'with the full under tKat "it tr the brain child of a whole country which has never standing that every article of California nut.” Possibiy so. How- been seen before. All this could cv$r, he hr.r succeeded in in’ic-iTSt- b^ accompiirhcd in 90 days, r.ot 20 fered in this sale is fully'guaran ii^g some twelve million people who years. Two billion turning over teed. C O M E with the full un* have signed petitions to the U. S. every month is of more benefit-to del-standing that your satisfac m.Srnh ccbgrepf: requerting it to p.,?s this the country Utah. 100 billion frozen tion is our greatest asset; P A R bill, to ray nothing of five states in banks. T IC IP A T E in the most evident; v-dpse Ugfsiaturoo have cent a The cost is the main objection to value giving of our entire b u s i rrCqmortr-1 to raid congress request the plan, which proposes to '.ax all ness career. G O M E expecting OT BUSINESS EVER ITOlffif ing the same. Further, many of transactions made for cash. It is to find the greatest bargains of not sectional nor chit". tl&se millions are Iowa pcuple, who ^.therefore, lifetime. You will not be dis ac^ generally considered pretty taxation, Many do not understand appointed. You cannot and you level headed. the difference between a sales tax 2 1 won't deny or dispute ' such I N T H E .YEARS OF OUR jP’he coming congress probably and a transaction rax. A rales wth not pass the Townrend bill. If tax means a single tax to the con values. nqjf: ansi it passes a bill for a small sumer, one sale, while a trans anfauaC ’ this Towcsencl plan may action tax t*sa. tax oa every sale- B O S l N E S i AB 0 1 become a very live issue at the msde. For example, suppose a next ejection. If r-c, the voters farmer sells a hide to a dealer for wtu pficbaWy like to hear Cf its, 51.H0 and pays a tax say of if) merits, es well as defects. per cent cr 15 cents. The dealer HIM 'THE . ■ : O t Y W, © ttft Pnis.three major nations arc sells to a wholesale de?.ler tor S2.00 new without, an old age pension and pays a tax of 20 cents. The laty. They are China, India and .wholesale dealer sells to a tanuer the; United Str-tcs. IS is a big for $2.50 and pays 25 cents tax. proportion involving' vast sums cf The tanner sells to a wholesale m fceyi.but anything that .will end leather dealer for 33.50. and pays this depression wiil cost vast rums. 35 cents tax. The wholesaler sells The; government in the last two, to. a retail dealer for $4.00 and years ;has spent about nine; billion payc 40 cents tax. The retail dollars; on: tlic proposition and has dealer sells to a shoemaker for hardly^made- a dent In It.. It now S3.00 and pays 50 cents tax. The proposed to spend j;05 billions in shoemaker makes up the hide into the-next 20 year". They evidently ICO pairs of heels and sells them flunk, the depression is to> last 20 for 50 cents per pair and pays a yearn- ' ■ tax o f 5 cents per pair or 35.00. As to the Tawnscnd plan. There In this dare the transactions cn the arcZ ‘lO'.aOO 000 prr.-ons over DO hide amount to Si8.50t and the ; . . In tiiesc days v.’hcn ivc hear and see sii years of age. 7’. is entima fed that gcwerhiaeivli would collect a tax of nuieh of bargains, it is ivcU to consider just, Entire STOCK sf S i l l M ’l $.05. ' ''.'.’hen you state Lhc turn wftat is a bargain. Ws believe a bargain to be 2,3ifO,QQP have property
Favorite Songs real ana integral part of this com -: Press, Inc., and among its advisory Velmarian Lit. Along the Corridors plex world, which they are. , editors arc: Babe Ruth, Gene Tun.- Alice Ruth “3 O’clock in the Some words that will sound r.cy, /.iigclo Pstri, Dorothy Can- My, my have you noticed some Morning” sors of the seniors taking crazy pic notes of optimism to boys and girls field. ArJuir Mee, Irving Crump, s s e o • « tures for the annual? Some of Phyllis DeNardo"Bine Moon" are to be found in the leading e IS Earl Reed Silvers, Prof, of Jour Writing Contests them didn’t turn out well and they Shirley Jennings__“Isle of Capri” torial of the first issue of “The nalism, Rutgers University; Clara News of Bucbsmsii Schools blamed it on the camera. Poor Donnabelle D eW itt__’’It’s Time to Boys and Girls Newspaper.” It an Savage Littlcdalc, editor of The camera. Sing Sweet Adeline Again.” nounces that the newspaper “will Parents Magazine; Edwin Nell, and The Velmarian Literary Society Ruth Strunk__— “Believe It Be Helen Ferris, executive editor of Collected and Edited By Members of the Student Body Two o f our high school students try to give boys and girls what js sponsoring two contests in crea loved” the Junior Literary Guild. got permanents this week. Did they want to read—not what the tive writing this year instead .of Certainly a project that will be you see Louise Howe’s and Eva, Eva Kovich “I Believe in Miracles” grownups think is good for them." cue ns ;» previous years. Entries able to take such far steps hi guid . one la under ttys basket, Score 7-6 , C h i l d r e n Kovich’s ? Pretty nice. Shirley H ow ard____“Blue Hours” The prediction is made that most will br cine Friday, March S. ing not only child training and edu New Buffalo’s favor. Hike fouler. I L '1*ltG r S K The contests are held for the Then came the day when Har Wanda Wideman - “Palsie Walsie” of the Dme these points of view Adams. lie made one, score S-G In old Jackson, and Evelyn Dolpli ------o------will coincide, but it is made clear cation but also .child amusement Present Program pur or re of increasing inUresf and and diversion should he, and vnl] New Buffalo’s favor. The quartet i Were separated. It seems -that that whenever there is doubt “ the aiiiity for creative writ.ng. In .be amply supported by all Ujink- ended with Now Buffalo in posses- j the first contest Die following they were talking too much in interests of boys and girls will pr>_- ai. A r t Exhi.bit fominate.” j ing people interested ip children, sion of the ball. groups will compete: study hall when Mr, Miller decided Second Quarter The “Boys and Girls Newspaper ‘ i (Continued on. I'age Gi A few o f the more famous paint Group 1 7th a.nd 8th grades. ’to change their seats. He seated Evelyn up by Grey Best and Don EDITORIAL 1has all the regular features and The second quaitcr opened with ings were reproduced in rerl life Group 2 -9th and 10th grades. departments of a newspaper for Hattenbach fouling Jims, He miss by children from the diiferent Group 3 11.li and 12th grades. Blaney. It looks like another adults, including sports, radio, ed. Topash fouled H crrlwh. but he grades Friday afternoon in the Gr-up 4 -12tli One-Act Plays. move for Evelyn pretty soon. A great advancement has just SEE failed to make it count, Sayles junior high assembly room. These The types of v.’riting are: poe The girls will never keep their, been effected in children’s educa movies, science, fiction, and comic Crowds Maroons Out of Hist. again made an under the basket little scenes were featured as on try, short story, essay, and one-act girlish figures if they eat as rmich tion by tlie publication of a chil strips. There is also a home Tourney; Stevensville Heads shot, making scare 10-6 in Nov/ added attraction of the Art Exhibit play3. A bronze medal will nc candy as they did when Die .sophs dren’s newspaper called “Tlie Boys making department for girls and N iles, MieSa* ' Class B..f New Troy, Buffalo's favor. Immediately after which: has been held here during awarded to the winner o f each type had their candy sale. The girls and Girls Newspaper” for boys and an editorial page. J ,. " Class. C- ward he made another, making the the past week. of writing. The judges consist of Seemed to he the only ones buying girls from 7 to 17. This newspaper 13 in.iiilNI.ed by Asad See Bettes.*! score 12-;?, Buchanan took time out A little box-like stage provided Mrs. Beth Karling, Miss Marjorie the candy. What’s the matter, It has long been known and ac The Parents Magazine Ai'Ciliated The Berrien. Springs quintet '.va? and Juki went in for Luke. Haas with a curtain presented the dif Campbell and Mrs. Arthur Knob boys? Saving your money for knowledged that an. adult news eliminated by the Buchanan' Bucks made a one-handed shot from the ferent pictures, the curtain being lauch. rainy weather ? paper carries much news that is in the first round of the Class C foul circle. 14-6, New Buffalo’s fa pulled between changes of scene. Prosperity must be here at lasti harmful to the child mind; and yet, vor. Denno went in for Hatten- In the i.evoad contest, the Vel Have you seen all the new suits thu'rnament bef • i a capacity Appropriate music fitting the mood marian Literary Society will award one also must admit that Children bach at center. Topash fouled worn by the men teachers. They should begin at an early date to be crowd; on the lines liardwo-d. hy a of the picture portrayed was play a trophy to the indiv-.iual in high m Formal Opening Herrbach but he missed, but fol surely look, nice, don’t they? I cognizant of the world about them, score of 2-1-20, Thursday. ed during each scene. Also, a school who docs the most out lowed the shot in and tipped the mean the teachers, of course. to he interested in important -• This game was perhaps Die most poem dealing with the subject if standing piece of literary work Thursday, March 7 hall through the hoop. Score 16-6, — ——o------events that, transpire in that world, exciting battle waged hy thesi the picture was read by a child as during the year of 1934-1935: the Stray»r went in-for Topash. New the picture was presented. and to be presented with accurate teams this season. The Eerrien name of the winner will .be engrav School Nurse am took lime out and they articles about those events tha* team held -the lead until the closing The program was in charge of ed on tne said trophy. The tro minutes Of play. vero very tired and about winded. and directed by Mrs. Alma Fuller Teaches Care of will help them to see what effect ii Adams fouled Deeds. He made one phy will he placed in the trophy will have on their own lives anc lresses The Class C tournament was fill with the co-operation of the other case and a new name will be added rcorc 16-7 in favor o f New Buffalo. Sick in The Home the life about them. A newspape; ed with plenty of surprisrs and The full program is as follows: Beav-tiful Spring Styles Deeds again came back and made each year. written and published solely for upsets. Thursday evening the Boy with the Torn Hat an unde’’ the basket shot, see-v a 16- Qualifications of Die contest are: Home Ec. students are enjoying and colorings crowd’ witnessed an upset when Posed by Billy Snodgrass hoys, and girls could handle this 1. The half ended a few se. onds Reading by Marjory Kelley 1. Student must have at least a a very interesting subject this problem easily. New Troy eliminated Bridgman. “B” standing, later. Song of the Lark week. Mrs. Lamb, high school Then too, aside from this import Friday night the Bucks failed to 2. Production must excel in both Third Qua.-Or Posed by Jean Blake niirse, is giving a course in nurs ant fact, it would give boys anc click and were defeated by New content and style. ing to the students. Buffalo. New Troy, in an over HnC cnbach went in for Denno. Reading by Bonnie June Chain girls a certain pride and dignity to 3. Production may lie any type Some of the most important have a newspaper "all their own.’’ time game, eked out a victory ov Adame male cue from cut co’ -d The Barefoot Boy of writing- needs arc being discussed, such as It will help to make them feel a er Three Oaks. score IS-0. Dreitzler fouled Haas, POsed by Dick Snodgrass 4. Contestant wall be member of Reading by Gale Pierce taking the pulse and temperature, —Saturday night. New Troy, who who missed the first shot, making’ grades 9 through 12. Angelus bathing' a baby, the way hospital AH Sizes entered the tournament by choice, the second. Score 19-?. Adams foul 5. Student may enter as many ed Deeds but he missed the shot, Posed by Margaret Semple beds are made, how sick ^patients .ZENZAL STOPS ITCHY defeated the New Buffalo aggrega projects as he desires. are tended, and how they arc Haas made one, 21-9. Dreitzler Duane Chain RASH IN 3 MINUTES tion. _ 6. Manuscripts will, be known by bathed while in lied. Berrien vs, Bucks fouled Herrbach. but he failed to Reading by Barbara Swartz, number only. Don't suffer tin’ tnrturn niHl tor Print Dress.es ^ _____ tally. Deeds made a long shot. Maytime Laker on the class will make ment of a hurninir and itching sic ii Burgoyne and Dean each, tallied 7. Judges wifi be Alpne Riley, baby clothes and then give them any lona-cr. Just stop into t.'orne with a free throw. Topash scored Score 21-lt. Luke and Topash Posed by Virginia Reinke Marjorie Campbell. firuv store and say ZliXZ.tT-. Takt Reading by Robert Mullen to a needy family. it home and apply as directed. The: from out-court. Hoadley captured went in for Strayer and Juki. 8. Writings that have been pub watch the clock. If ZIO.N'XAI, doesn* Playtime o Clarice Frock the'lead for Berrien, again wi th a Drancr went in for Sayles. Haas lished by Scholastic may not be stop that itchTItk and burning h Posed by Jackie Russell Evidently, Fred Riley has arriv three minutes bring the tube or ja field goal, making tire score -1-2 tr fouled Hattcnbach, but he missed. entered in this contest. ed at the “Happy Hunting Ground” hack and get .Vour money. the quarter ended. Deeds made another under basket Reading by Philip Sands —------o------CORNER DRUG STORE. Spring Song at least in physics class. This hap Dreitzler scored from out-court. shot, score, 21-13. New Buffalo py hunting ground is the study of took time .out and several looked Posed by Naline Chain Thanks Patrons Burgoyne counted a pash-un. electricity. He has also given a*-; if they were all in. Keefer went Reading by Betty Donley Hottdley connected from cut-court. Eddie Spasek a good lecture on m rev Adam.’ . The quarter ended grade teachers. of Art Exhibit Ro^t added a push-up. Deeds and magnetism. Did you learn much, Dreitzler added free insr-v Tepash with the ball going to center. Ted Lyon A Handy Chemist Eddie ? ended the half with a field goal. F*-::rlfi Quarter Did you know that Ted Lyov Miss Abell wishes to express h er, Eddie Spasek held high a bottle Berrien held the lead I2-S, Keefer- fouled Deeds. He tallied. appreciation of the work of Miss ' of water in one hand and below the Socrc 21-1: m favo- of New Buf was a chemist? He is surely a Ilattenbaeh mu ’ ted with two handy one at that. Tuesday, ivhilr- Price, Mr. Kiehn and of the ladies , bottle in the other hand, he held a charity tosres, and followed v.tii falo. Qcefer l-vni’d'ately fouled working in the laboratory, he pick who made a study of the pictures j test tube. He Upped the bottle up a field coal to tie up the score Dreitzler. but he failed to make it. ed up a bottle of sulphuric acid in the Art Exhibit. ‘ quickly to fill the test lube, the Hattenbacn counted again and To- Luke fovued Haas and he made which flew from his hands sc o , water arched high in a stream and para followed suit. Dean added it. 22-14. Luke made an uridei'- quickly he didn’t know* what bar, Lightning’s M arks ; instead of even hitting the test with a soft toss. Deeds added one basket shot, score 22-16. Sayles happened. Low and behold, there It is rare for lightning to leave n 'tube it went ail over the front of point, Lewis connected from c t- went :n for Keefer. Herrbach foul lay the bottle of acid on the floor. conspicuous mark on the earth. > Eddie, Poor way to take a shower. court. as tnc tint'd ciuaitcr cntUd ed Topash. He missed. Oselka Ted dived to the floor and pick'd Buenanan lieici cue lead 17-15. warn ,;n for Mankowski. Herrbach up the bottle as soon as possible, Topnsu scored from the cofnn- fouled Deeds, who failed to tally, so as no one would see it, but J in coxner. Dreitzler added a gin Luke fouled Oselka, but he missed. He j Moore saw it and ruslied to the i toss, Hoadley scored from out- Deaner fouled Hattenbach, court. Lewis added one pant. made...... one Score 22-17 Deeds w as! rescu
Even if we lived on high VVitti the very sun and sky : L et us examine Ivim on several poles, automobiles, iron, stone,labor. We couldnl boasr more vitaminss points tliat distinguish a good citizen How does lie treat his employees? -You will find where health b^irta IWhen you take us daily. j from a Lad One: . . . With fairness and consideration. * - * Does lie pay Lis taxes? . . . During There are seventy-three hundred of the past ten years lie Las paid a total them, Loth men and women, and V!•- of $32j332j175.31 taxes into State and they all say that lie is a good man to Federal funds. Last year L.e paid work for. Ho pays them $12,000,000 $2,670,873 to Micliigart. in wages annually ; this month he is Is Lis Lome an eyesore? .. . , He paying them one million dollars, Las 356 Louies distributed over tire most of which will he spent and great .State of Michigan. Manj'- of circulated throughout Michigan. these be built liimself and owns — What does this Michigan citizen If ' substantial buildings in good taste, supply to his community? ;. . . each an asset to the neigLLoi’L,ood Telephone service. And in supply- Shop the GREEN TAG SALE and standing on grounds that lie al ing that service, it i3 his aim that the ways keeps neat, Where less space improvements of the past shall .con is required, he rents a home. Large tinue; that the service shall he ren MARCH 8th to 16th at or small, it is always adequate to the dered with efficiency, economy ana Combining the health elements needs of the community it serves. courtesy; that always there shall he of: sunshine and fresh air, milk T R O O S T ' S :. What sort of customer is Le? . . , available for his fellow-citizens of Each- year lie buys Luge Michigan a telephone ser adds the advantages of nourish” Perhaps you will find your G R EEN T^AG BR G AIN quantities of Michigan prod vice that is as fine as any in ing,: strength-building vitarnines.. during this sale, A GREEN TAG MEANS A BARGAIN., ucts—-copper and furniture, the world. Does your family drink enough? ier here! TROOST BROS. Second Street • Niles, Mich. Phone 140FI THURSDAY, MARCH % 1935. THE COUHTY-
public lectui-es, no slums -allowed Early Orchard, Garden to cities ancl no poverty. ------G. 0. P.’S CLAIM ; Perhaps Utopia was up iu the „ Loans Now Available air; perhaps it can never come * down. . * To Michigan Farmers ON MR. .GIVER’S CANDIDACY Considerable furore has been aroused in the city this But his dreanv forestalls "la't- • week over the launching of the candidacy of John S. Givers Socialists. By permitting _ Farmers who grow Michigan’s no idlers and by vigilant main ten- - for .city .commissioner. ance of construction and repair the ‘ apples, peaches, pears, cherries and There is no question of the right of''Mr. Givers to run grapes will this year find individ working- day was reduced to six* for the office. He is 24 years .old, and doubtless as free as hour?, and hours were to be fur-? Win Four Seats in Specie ual credit available through co operative channels for the earliest it is possible for a married man to be in a depression. We tlier reduced when supply exceeded- Elections to Fill Places ol financing of the season’s opera would not care to question his fitness for the municipal gov demand. Excess labor was pjlt’ onr Victims of Hotel tions. Growers have been handi erning body. the highways, but (listen to th is/; Kerns Fire. capped in times past because ade There is only one .aspect" .of: the matter that is really no unnecessary labor was permit ted. -n o t, quate financing was not readily open to criticism, .as f.ar as we can determine and that is tlie Tbe Utopians believed in lying ■Republicans claim control o f the available, and even last year the openly admitted fact that the hpminatioii is made in jest. A new credit co-operatives were so people time to improve their minds state house of representatives as a joke is a joke, but we question whether jokes ought to be in which they thought the, happi result o f special elections held on recently organized that they were printed on the ballots at the taxpayers’ expense. If Mr.- •not ready to furnish needed credit ness of life consists. An annual Monday to fill vacancies. Givers runs, it will tend to add to the duties, of the .election exchange Of residence took place early in the spring. •Four Republicans were named s t $ between urban and rural people. This year, however, there as a board. He .will get some votes and they will h,av.e to be to fill house vacancies caused by different story. Not only grow counted. It will cost money to count them. Was a gay life always somewhere deaths in the recent Kerns' hotel ers of fruits, but growers of vege We have always admired Mr. Giver’s .singing ability. W* to go ? " He doesn’t mention autos fire. When they are sworn in which mobiles, ~ of tables who specialize in supplying have admired the pep and hustle which he puts into a number will he as soon as the vote is cer O DEMONSTRATE how the ing capacity, this new Ford V-S persons have seen the display while I Well, Mr. Roosevelt andVbrafu the fresh market and in growing T of jobs. He has been a law-abiding citizen of tlie town. In tified, the count will be 51 Repub new Ford V-S for 1935 has been literally was “ sawed in two” for other thousands will view it in trusters, there was no forgotten licans, 49 Democrats. The roll call quantities for canning later in redesigned to bring greater riding display m Michigan and Northern future showings throughout the our opinion he is as good as anybody. However, we know a the year, have the opportunity to man—in “Utopia," by Sir Thomas has been 49 Democrats and 47 Re Comfort both to front and rear seat Ohio automobile shows and in Ford Michigan and Northern Ohio terri number of people who are “as’ good as anybody” whom we Moore, publicans. It takes 51 votes to en join one of Michigan's 15 Produc passengers, as well as greater seat dealer showrooms. Thousands of tory of tlie Ford Motor Company. would not vote for for public .office. It requires a certain tion Credit Associations and pro act measures. type to be a good official. Although Poland elected Mr. cure such early spring necessities Indians’ Use of Dogwood"* nt To make the changes contem Paderewski president, it is a general rule that people of the as fertilizer and spray material. Business Men of Tlie Indians were well acquainted? plated by the administration im Oldest; Skier Greets Snow Queen The Production Credit Corpora artistic type do not make the best adjninistrators. Mr. .Giv with tbe medicinal value of'the-dog-- mediately effective a two-thirds tion of St. Paul, which supervises Gladstone, Mich. ers is of that type. wood, A decoration made ofriiis: majority or 67 votes will be need these local organizations has taken ’ They add much to the pleasure of life and they .deserve inner bark was used for the Sifthe ed. Floor leaders admitted this .ognizance of the large place that Sponsor Building a high place— but not on city -commissions. If you should purpose as quinine is now uSed.r may be impossible. If blocked in fruit and vegetable growing oc tlT' ask the average singer or other public entertainer to rpn for This madder-colored tincture -jms-i that director, however, measures cupies in: the agricultural: set-up of sessed the odor of sugar cane. Wine®} may be made operative 90 days af ; Buchanan and 304 other Michi office h.e would tell you, and quite rightly, that he had no Michigan and instructions have gan communities participating in time to monkey with it. tobacco was scarce the Indians, ter adjournment of the regular ses gone to all the locals in regard to scraped tlie inner barb, which they sion by a bare majority. Possible Michigan Better Housing Month, a If we wanted a good song we would vote for John S. making these loans. Hard and five Weeks’ campaign which start ■' ; s dried and smoked. . . delay, rather than prospective de fast rules have not been laid down Givers, Bjit if we wanted a good city commissioner we feat, was the picture left by the ed Tuesday, are given an inspira would vote for some steady, matter-of-fact, responsible citi but each grower will stand on his tion by the action of a group of 4 ’ J p t '' ■ ;;/ - »; f election. own merits in. seeking- admittance •■Sjfz r >- - u* - zen such as Prank Merson, with A gopd record of office be Surprised; and "Elated 55 residents of Gladstone, a city of Dr. E. R. Butts v* -: to one of the co-operatives and ap 5,100 on tlie shore of Little Green hind him, even though he could .not carry a tune in a wheel Party leaders frankly were sur DENTIST plying for his loan. The applicant's Bay in Delta County, Upper Penin barrow. We have always liked Mr. Merson as a public of Office at ray residence on Wai prised and elated. Governor Fitz own experience in the particular sula. ficial, even though he turned down our application for the ted Road. Hours b y appointment ' gerald declared the Republican vic kind of production he asks the “We propose the Gladstone plan post of inspector .of bee.r parlors. After all you can’t expect only. tory should accelerate legislative loan for, the location of his place, for rehabilitation o f the nation, be a public official to .show’ a perfect record of good judgment. Phone Niles 7148F2 — - action. Democrats had predicted availability to market, and pros lieving that the launching of this they would win at least two of the pects for his paying Off the loan move will, if successful mean the Over Breakfast which President Roosevelt null seats—enough to continue their with the proceeds of the crop Will re-introduction of prosperity. Let .agree set forth some blame good majority. Republicans had' viewed be considered. Gladstone take the lead!” conclud Coffee ideas. with unconcealed alarm the Gene The interested farmers will ap es a full page ad in the Gladstone Utopia was presented as an is see and Midland districts, where ply to the Production Credit Assoc paper to which is affixed the names (By A. .C. Clapp) land well isolated from the mad Sir Thomas Moore, English preliminary reports had not been iation serving the area in which of the 55 sponsoring the movement, dening world, and bore a. .crescent statesman in Henry VIITS reign too favorable. they live and have their orchards ranging from cashiers of both shape which produced one long wrote “Utopia," hi.? description of It was not considered likely the or truck gardens, and the loans banks to the manager of the local land locked harbor to facilitate in an ideal, imaginary commonwealth Republican group will attempt to when granted will be disbursed on theater and including the superin ter-costal commerce. which parallels amazingly the New unseat George A. Schroeder, Demo a budget basis from time to time tendent of schools, physicians and The Utopians had dealings with Deal plan of President Roosevelt. cratic speaker,. Although the throughout the season. The grow attorneys. other nations, but never entered In his time, too, production and speaker appoints the committees, er pays interest (5 per cent) only A specific agreement in the into a league with them. Leagues distribution tangled ;up, small and administration leaders would on such sums as he uses and foe Gladstone document is as follows: with other nations they regarded not like to see any o f their import the time used and makes final pay “As an assurance of co-operation farms were appropriated and wid as scraps of paper. Sounds famil ened out into large sheep ranches ant bills die in committee, there ment when the crop Is marketed. and as an incentive to others, the iar doesn’t it Other constitu and depression prevailed. was no indication of efforts to Cherries, peaches, pears, apples, members of this committee have tional features included universal All Sir Thomas could do about force the hand of either the speak grapes, potatoes, beans, cabbage, agreed, among themselves forth suffrage with elected sovereigns, George “Pop” Rico, sixty-seven-ycar-old ski enthusiast, who is t it, however, was to write his book er or the committees. Whether celery, cucumbers and onions ai'e with to undertake certain improve schools open to all citizens, free landmark at Mt Rainier, Washington, and will always be found at tin such action comes later may de among the products on which loans ments to their properties and to pend upon what progress is made. may be obtained. Among the pur big mountain when there is activity. Miss Jean McDonald of Tacoma urge all their friends, associates has been chosen as “Queen" of winter sports carnival from that city. The legislature reconvenes to poses for which loans may be and employees to do likewise and w h ile th&. night after a week-end election re made are preparing the ground for They met at the foot of Rainier, where Olympic trials will soon gei BE INDEPENDENT BOY INDEPENDENT avail themselves of the loan privil under way. cess. cultivation spraying, pruning, har eges o f the National Housing Act.” A bill was prepared for introduc vesting,* for containers and. for The proposal is the immediate tion. providing for an annual Mich marketing. initiation of a $50,000 construction Naming Flagstaff, Ar:z. igan State college appropriation Ranges of Smoothbore Cannon Buchanan Quality Bakery program in the Gladstone area. Flagstaff, Ariz„ was n;imedari-om; Maximum ranges of'tlie smootli- “measured" on a mill, tax basis. Increase Drunk The day the pledge was publish a pole set up by a party of irmiiijv ;lrbre cannon of the Seventeenth and WHOLESALE—RETAIL TheSproposal1 would give the col Arrests Since Repeal ed it was 20 degrees below zero in giants who camped near and cele Eighteenth centuries, weapons that M EM lege an, appropriation, equivalent to An increase of over 40071 in ar Gladstone and snow was 10 feet brated the Fourth of ,Tilly. ” ■ had been made mobile by placing 3-10 of a mill on each dollar of BREADS—PASTRIES—PIES rests in Berrien, county on drunk deep, while in Detroit and through them on carriages employing wheels the total state valuation. On the charges in the year since repeal is the southern tier of Michigan coun The Term Strandlorper probably‘were not more than 4,000 basis of the 1934 equalized, valua Sliced Quality indicated in the report of Turnkey ties the air was springlike. The term ktranillnnper Is applied yards, many shooting -to distances Sweet Rolls tion, the? appropriation would William Hedrick o f the Berrien to tlie extinct people whose remains Pullman Bisniarks The “ committee Of 55“ also ex far less than that, says tlie Chicago Rye amount to about $1,700,000 a year. county jail. pressed the hope that “ the com are found in caves, shelters anc| /Tribune. So long as smoothbore Lunch Roils A similar measure is before the The number arrested for drunk Potato Tlie new li ghtwei ghjk^ munity as a whole will rise to the kitehenmiddens ..long tlie eastern' ;cannon were used in land and naval Corn Top Fried Calces legislature for the University of enness in February, 1935, was 23 coast of so-utUern Africa from Cape Sentinel Serie§VB^ challenge that is offered and that warfare, maximum ranges increased Cracked 'Wheat Cookies, all kinds. ’ * '**71 Michigan. It provides an approp as compared with eight in Febru a campaign of Liberty Loan prop Town to Tort Elizabeth. They were very little. It was tlie development Swedish Rye riation of 7.100 of a mill. Friends ary, 1934. erties will he instituted to make probably the purest variety of Bush of tlie rilled cannon shut boosted Salt Rising Fa.ucy Pastries— Calces— Hoovers, complete of the two measures say they .are During the past month 23 per the Federal. Housing Administra men. ranges In artillery lire. Whole Wheat Pies to. order "with built-in electric sought as a guaranty of "perma sons were arrested on dr unit charg tion's loan plan popular not only nence” for the institutions’ approp es, seven on charges of drunk and with those who need it in order to For Sale at All Independent Grocers riations. Dirt Finder and new disorderly, and one on a driving l'epair the ravages of deterioration Governor Fitzgerald is opposed while drunk charge. The report and obsolesence but with those fi duralumin Dusting : to the principle o f the two bills. also shows that 19 were hooked for nancially able to do the needed investigation, five for breaking and THE PLAYBOX Southern Michigan Baking Co, Tools, on special terms v . new and remodeling work without PRESENTS Schools Show entering, five petty larceny and the it,” 107 Days Avenue during the Hoover"^ remainder on various minor charg Gladstone’s hope of setting a HOWARD WARREN COMSTOCK’S Increase in Property es. nation-wide example is anything men’s stay in There were .77 prisoners arrested hilarious comedy but a fleeting one, Raymond 3,1. This combination?*; Tax Levy for 1934 during the month and; 86 discharg Foley,, state director of the Feder es, leaving a. balance of 2.1 in the f!/V al Housing Administration said. He It pays to trade at a Store that gives you a complet.e-Fd county jail today. Of this number studied the plan carefully and 16 are serving jail sentences,, four Stepping Sisters” A recent report of the State Tax then immediately advised: national has an Established Reputation home-cleaning serv-2^ Commission shows that the total are being held for examinations in headquarters in Washington. amount of property tax levied for justice court, and one for arraign “The Gladstone pledge Indicates CLARK THEATRE for Dependable Merchandise. ice. Telephone us to ; ment in circuit court. school districts for the current what the hustling smaller commun make sure th-e year is approximately the same as O f the 77 arrested during the ity can do," he said. “I venture to Saturday, March 9 at 8' p. m, Our customers must be satisfied or month, 33 were taken into custody that of 1933-34. say thatihterof gHm 10e and 25c your money refunded. Hoover m en cail ini The new levy is approximately by the sheriff's officers, 28 by Ben say that if other communities took 330,000,000 less than, the amount ton Harbor police, eight by St. the same action, and bucked it up Seats reserved at Glenn Smith’s W e know you will find no better merchan you before they go. assessed in 1930-3L A slight rise Joseph police, three by state auth relief rolls would practically dis orities and five by constables. Four Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French dise values than we are displaying in in the .overage tax rate for 1934- appear in Michigan within the nexl of New York EsraspeetesS 35 is offset by a decrease in valu prisoners were removed to state few months and that Michigan New Spring Men and Boys-7 Wear. ations. The report further shows prisons and two to state hospitals would enjoy a prosperity such as it FREE that many school districts include during the past month. has not known in years.” Men and young men of affairs, who take within their allocation under the ------o----- — pride in being well dressed, are buying Leave your uarue with, us for 15-mill limitation levies fo r debt Pilot “Lights” a free inspection and adjust service which might have been Blue-eyed people are said to be Should Make Correct Forecast ment of your present Hoover. levied in excess of the limitation. more easily trained and to make Weather forecasters it Britain International Tailoring Co. Replacements, if needed, at The school property tax levy for better air pilots than their brown are supplied 7,000 facts about the Made to Individ- .CL- minimum cost. Work by . the current year is: $50,821,299.49 eyed colleagues. weather every day. ual Measure . . skilled experts. as compared with the total sum of $49,443,035 in 1933-31. Operation International is offering a line .of Spring levies increased from $34,909,402.81 to $37,998,648.69. MANAGEMENT and Summer fabrics, all wopl, guaranteed While the debt service, levied to fit. Values far in excess of the price. above the Jo mill limitation, de 18 Laudner C. Phillips has assumed manage creased from $14,553,632.30 in 1933 " W e give you ST LYE, Q U A L IT Y HOOVER to $12,822,580.80. for the current ment of the Buchanan office of the Mod and V A L U E year, the decrease is partially ac Sale Starts Saturday, March 9th counted for by the inclusion of SHOP E AR LY— Re One of The Lucky Customers em Dry Cleaners and will have charge of W e ’re inviting you to investigate our keep debt service levies in m any instan prices for made to measure clothes. ces vvithin the 15-mills allotted to Handkerchiefs, 3 for —---- „5c. 15c hardwood rolling pins,—9c the local business of that company-. The the state;, county, township and Suck Values as These can’t Last Long- office is being maintained in the same lo $ to $35.00 Sitiis school districts; This inclusion of Iron cords, com plete______15c Wash Cloths, Dish Cloths, 22.00 some debt service within the 15- All color napkins, cation, T il East Front St.— and patrons Towels, Everything that is new for Spring for Men mills makes possible a lowering of; 60 p a ck __ ,8c; 2 pkgs. — 15c the total tax spread by the school Toilet Paper, 4 rolls _____11c 8e each; 2 for Joe may be assured of quick, efficient and and Boys, at amazingly Low Prices. district. The normaL expenditures for debt service on outstanding ob Beautiful Congoleum Mats at Half Price courteous service. Phone your orders to 14c Each 2 f or 27c " $JL$0„$IJ5 ligations which total $160,000,000 No. 12— we call for and deliver. Satisfac requires approximately $16,000,000 Many More Bargains to be on Sale Buster Brown and,BrownBilt dv*)i OP* a year for principal and interest, Sanitary Napkins* b o x ____8c Ladies’ Rubber Heels, pr.---- 1 c tion guaranteed, Shoes ______.____-— ■— ------• “ v i while only $12,822,580.80 is so re 2 for 15c corded- Oil Cloth; 50 in. wide, saJs, 17c. Special lot Tumblers, 6 for 1 -c Poi'tis Spring 1 ,.jQ C 4* 9 7 C HOUSE DRESSES ,_____49c; 2 for 79c. Limit 4 to a Customer. Tats ______J y v " • • O y Air Pressure Cooper’s ’Underwear— New spring QJ* | Air pressure is the result of the CANDY DEPARTMENT Shirts and Shorts------— — — v v t ' i ten Fancy. Assorted Creams. 54 Different Moulds. Sato, 10c lb. MODERN weight of the air above its.. The higher we go,, the. loss air above ns SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY Hardware and. the lower the pressure,. Con With each pound chocolate covered peanuts at 20c pound, yoia Phone 30 versely, down In a mine there is. more air above us, so the pressure will receive' one pound assorted flavor candy for 5c. is: greater. PAG E SIX THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1935. FOR SALE!—2 cows, X bronze tur f Don’t Be Surpriied County Record, a newspaper print sue 1928, and recorded in the office said mortgage and the Statute in key gobbler, Whippet car. Phone ed and circulated in said County. 7U9F12. lOtlc THE MICROPHONE "Don’t be surprised," said Uncle of the Register of Deeds of Berrien, such, case made and provided, the Eben, “It de years don’t bring you' MALCOLM HATFIELD, County, Michigan, on the 23rd day said mortgage will be foreclosed by FOR SAFE (Continued from page 4 ) ‘ Judge of Probate of July 1928, in Liber 165 of a sale o f tbe premises described FOR SALE—Myers power sprayer. all you hoped for. Youth is like, SEAL. A true copy, Florence Also Iron Edge potato planter. de bill board flat promises a heap Mortgages, on page 35, by failure therein, or so much thereof as may FOR. SALE—Sweet clover hay. $15 3 ournalism Ladwig, Register of Probate. Fred Gonder, R, B. 1, Buchanan. o’ things clat ain’t g'lneter happen." to make installment payments at be necessary to pay the amount so per ton. Glenn Haslett. 10t3p Journalism students worked on 25 tic ------o—------1st insertion Feb. 28; last March 14 maturity and for four months as aforesaid due on said mortgage • the chapter “News of Social Do- Much .Land Reverti to U, S. thereafter, whereby the mortgagee with six per cent interest from the FOB, SALEI—Second cutting alfal ' ings.” FOR RENT More than 12,000,000 acres of for STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro elects and declares the whole of the date of this notice and all other fa hay, good quality. Irving Question: Should we or should Music bate Court for the County ci principal and interest due and pay legal costs together with said at Swartz, phone 7103F3. lOtlc est land in this country has re FOB RENT—House, two and a We not pass notes? Why ? The Glee Club, under the direc verted to public ownership through Berrien. able, as provided by the terms Of torney’s fees, at public auction, to half miles from, town on stone tion of Mr. R. R. Robinson, sang At a session of said Court, held FOR SALE! — 75 used cement ^ Senior: Sure, we should be able tax delinquency in recent years. said mortgage. the Jjghest bidder, at the front road. Telephone S66. 9t3p at the Evangelical Church last at the Probate Office in the City The amount claimed to be due outei*-door of the Court House in Slocks in good condition. Inquire i to pass notes. It isn’t doing any harm. If we didn’t do anything Sunday evening. 1st insertion Mar. 7; last Mar. 21 of St. Joseph in said County, on on said mortgage at the date of the City of St. Joseph, Berrien 112 W. Chicago St. lOtle I this notice is the sum of $576.01, ______i FOR RENT-- 23 K acres of corn but study in school, we’d soon dry Mr. Robinson and the music de STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro the 26tli day .of February A. D. County, Michigan, on Monday, the FOR SALE!—Baby carriage in j ground, land lays just west of Up and blow away. What's more partment will play for the gym bate Court for the County of 1935. of principal and Interest and the 29th day of April 1935, at ten Berrien. further sum of $25.00, as an attor good condition. Inquire Record Buchanan city limits. Phone if we didn’t do something besides show to be presented some time in Present; Hon. Malcolm. Hatfield, o’clock in the forenoon. 710SP12, Buchanan. Edwin J. A t a session of said Court, held Judge of Probate. In the Matter ney’s fee provided for in said The premises to be sold are sit office. lOtlp studying, we would be teaching the March, at the Probate office in the City of mortgage, and no suit or proceed _ i ------j ------1 Long. 9t3p teachers. H istory of the Estate of Robert K, Kinne, uated in the City of Buchanan, St. Joseph in said county, on the Laura E. Kinne, Theodore R, ings at law or in equity having FOB SAL®—Hardie Duplex spray Junior: I think we should be The 12tli grade is learning Di 4th day of March A. D. 1935. been instituted to recover the debt Berrien county, Michigan, and are , FOR RENT-—SO acre farm. Good Kinne, Paul E. Kinne and Mary E. pump, $507 Niagara power dus able to pass notes. They most visions of Powers of Federal Gov; Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, secured by said mortgage or any described in said mortgage as fol ■ soil and excellent buildings. Im Kinne, minors. Harold Kinne hav ter, $15. C. El. Pitt, 401 N. 5th St. certainly do break the monotony eminent. Judge of Probate. In the Matter part thereof. lows, towit: Rifles. . I0t2p mediate possession. Borden, farm, The American Revolution is be of the Estate of John Klaiber, de ing filed in said Court his petition, Now therefore, NOTICE IS Lot twenty-four (24) in A, C. 6 miles northwest o f Buchanan, and we need something. They HEREBY LIVEN, that by virtue ing studied b y the 10th history ceased. Sam M. Sorensen, having praying for license to sell the in Day’s addition to the Village (now on Route 1. 9t3p help a lot to keep . some type of terest of said estate in certain of the power of sale contained in FQR SALE or TRADE— One lot in students out of other mischief. It class. filed his petition, praying that an City) of Buchanan. real estate therein described, said mortgage and the Statute in Dated January 30, 1935. Niles, Mich., clear, for what has gone a long way in making History class nine is studying instrument filed in said Court be such case made and provided, the FOR RENT-—S room, house with It is Ordered, That the 25th day Industrial Building and nave you? Will trade for car, new friends. “Workers and Employers.” admitted to Probate as the last said mortgage will be foreclosed building material, etc. Edna hot water heat, running water, of March A. D, 1935, at ten Loan Association, Junior: I think we should be Announcements will and testament of said deceased by a sale of the premises describ feallacc, Galien, Mich. 5t7p garage, garden spot. 4la miles and that administration of said es o’clock in the forenoon, at said ed therein, or so much thereof as Mortgagee 5 .______north on Red Bud trail. Phone allowed to pass notes in school if Report cards were issued Wed Probate Office, be and is hereby may be necessary to pay the Frank R. Sanders, it is done between classes. They nesday, March 6. They are to be tate be granted to D. W. Ewing or IL&N-BO. GARDENS -AUie Tich- 7111F4 or call at Fred Wallace to some other suitable person. appointed for hearing said petition, amount so as aforesaid due on said Attorney for Mortgagee take comparatively little time a- returned Thursday morning, March mortgage, with Six per cent inter enor, Niles- Road, Cut fioWfers, place. lOtlc It is Ordered, That the 2nd day and that all persons interested in Business Address, potted plants, funeral flowers. way from school work and help to 7. said estate appear before said est from the date of this notice Buchanan, Michigan. of April A. D; 1935, at ten a. m. and all other legal costs together hone Niles 7132F21. We da- WANTED give a little life to a dull school Professor O. A. Gregg of the court, at said time and place, to horticulture department of Michi at said probate Office is hereby ap with said attorney’s fee, at public Iver. 10t3p day. All work and no pay makes show cause why a license to sell 1st insertion Jan. 17; last April 13 B______I WANTED TO RENT—SO to ICQ Jack a dull boy, you know. gan State College gave a talk to pointed for hearing said petition. auction, to the highest bidder, at the interest of said estate in said the front outer door of the Court NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE acre farm. Elmer Clark. Niles, the general assembly Friday, Mar. I t is Further Ordered, That pub S llY T A G OWNERS — Genuine lic notice thereof be given by pub real estate should not be granted; House in the City of St. Joseph, A mortgage executed by Jessie Maytag Multi-Motor Oil, $1.15 Mich. Rte 4. lOtlp I. lication of a copy hereof, once each It is Further Ordered, that pub Berrien County, Michigan, on G. James and Ida James, husband |er gal., while our present stock English week, for three successive weeks lic notice thereof be given by pub Monday, the 29th day of April and wife, of the village of Galien, WANT HID—-To buy beef hides. IJrsts. Next shipment will be The seventh grade English class previous to said day of hearing in lication of a copy of this order, 1935, at ten. o'clock in the fore Berrien County, Micliigan, to The higher in price. Houswerth's. Highest prices paid,. Do not let Class Activities has finished studying King Arthur the Berrien County Record, a for three successive w'eeks pre noon. 'Galien State Bank, a Michigan phone 139, 104 W . Front St. freeze.. Two cents for fat. Da a stories, which are written in prose newspaper printed and circulated vious to said day of hearing, in The premises to be sold: are sit Banking Corporation, dated April lOtSc Merson's Market. Phone 11. 49tf Demonstration Given to Girls form. They have read "The Com the Berrien County Record, a uated in the City of Buchanan, in said county. Berrien County, Michigan, and are 18, 1933, and recorded in the office ing of Arthur," “Sir Lancelot,” and newspaper printed and circulated WANTED--To buy or trade for A demonstration on "The Care MALCOLM HATFIELD, described in said mortgage as fol of the Register of Deeds for Berrien FOR SALE—Clover and alfalfa modern town residence. 6 rooms of the Skin1' was given in the "The Passing' of Arthur.” Judge of Probate. in said county. lows, to wit: County, Michigan, on the 22nd day hay, also potatoes. Lester Fedore I or more. State price. Write Box Home Economics laboratory Thurs Work in the exercise books has SEAL. A true copy. Florence MALCOLM HATFIELD, Lot ten (10), Block Seven (7), in of April, 1933, in Liber 174 of R., R. 1, Buchanan, StSp Ladwig, Register of Probate. 67E, care Record. lOtlc day afternoon after school by Mrs. been continued in the eleventh Judge of Prohate. English and Holmes Addition to Mortgages, on Page 196, being in Walter Thaning, beauty operator. grade English divisions. They SEAL. A true copy. Florence Lad the Village (now City) of Buchan default and the power of sale con FOR SALE—12. head good broke, 1st insertion Feb. 21; last March 7 j WANTED—-Young man wi th good “Blackheads and pimples arc have just completed a mastery test STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro wig, Register of Probate. an. tained therein having become oper gentle farm, horses weight 1200 j education by Wear-Ever Alumi- caused from rich foods, and in or- oh misplaced modifiers and the Dated January 30th, 1935. ative, notice is hereby given that bate Court for the County of 1st insertion Feb. 28; last March 14 tp 1600. Several matched, teams. i num Co. to act as sales repre- dar to have beautiful skin one correct use of italics and quota Industrial Building and the said mortgaged premises will Berrien. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro Fair mares in foal,. See me before j sentative in local territory. Nor must eliminate the rich, foods from j tions. A t a session of said Court, held Loan Association, be sold as provided, by law, in eases ^ou buy. Floyd Smith, Range bate Court for the County of Mortgagee. * house to house. Car essential. one’s diet. The seniors have been studying at the Probate Office in the city of Berrien. of mortgage foreclosure by adver Line Road; lOtlp Give past experience. Write Ree- narrative poetry. They have re St. Joseph in said County, on the Frank R. Sanders, tisement, at the front door of the t,______.______“Wash your face thoroughly be .At a session of said Court, held Attorney for Mortgagee, j ord BOX 67A. 10t3p viewed briefly the great epics of 16th day of February A. D. 1935. at the Probate Office in the City Court House in the City of St. Jo FC$t SALE —Corn fodder. Might fore retiring each night, and in Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Business Address, case you have a dry skin, apply the world. of St. Joseph in said County, on Buchanan, Michigan. seph, Berrien County, Michigan, oi trade- for young stock: also seed Judge of Probate. the 25th day of Febiuary A. D. the 15th day of April A. D, 1935 i jMISCELLANEOUS pure olive oil,’’ continued Mrs. Commercial Department qnts for sale. W, B. Dale, R. R. In the Matter of the Estate of 1935. at ten o’clock Eastern Standard Thaning in a few helpful suggest Compound words, figures, signs, Lewis F. Cauffman, deceased. 1st insertion Jan. 31; last Api^l IS X Buchanan. Phone 7133F13. WHEN YOUR EYES need glasses, Present; Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, time. ions. and wi-iting sentences is the work Hattie B. Burks having filed in ’ • lOtlp C. L. Stretch, the Optometrist, that is occupying the time of the Judge of Probate. In the Matter MORTGAGE SALE The amount due on said mort j at Root’s News Depot every A complete facial was given to said court her petition praying of the Estate of Leslie Stearns, de Default having been made in Carol Sebasty. shorthand Class. the conditions of .a certain mort gage at the date of this notice for FOR SALE- Two horses, one I Thursday. -14t4c that the administration of said ceased. Thomas C. Stearns hav principal and interest is the sum Sophomore Candy Sale Because of the new practice sets gage made by William D. Ellis and mare, weight 1500, 12 yis oil. estate be granted to Hattie B. ing filed in said court his petition of Seven Hundred Eighty-three and , CARD OF THANKS—I wish to ex- The sophomore candy sale was the bookkeeping class have now, Irma M. Ellis, husband and wife, one mare, weight 1300, S yrs. Burks or to some other suitable praying that the administration of 84-100 ($783.84) Dollars. i tend my sincere thanks to the given last Wednesday afternoon in they will continue on them and are person. to the Industrial Building and oitd. Tillie Marsh. S’- miles ruling the special journals and do said estate be granted to Thomas The description of the premises j business:- men and others o f Bu- the upper hall of the school build It is Ortfered. That the lSth, day Loan Association, a Michigan njorthwest of Buchanan. lOtlp ing Supplementary exercises in C. Stearns or to some other suit Corporation, dated the 6th day of described in said mortgage is as ) chanan for their patronage and ing to raise money so that the of March A, D. 1935, at ten closing the ledger. able person. May 1929, and recorded in the of follows, t0-wit: FOR SALEi—One fresh cow. E. C. • courtesy to me While I was op class may have their pictures 111 o'clock in the forenoon, at said The eleventh grade typing class It is Ordered, That the 25th day fice of the Register of Deeds of A parcel of land situated in the Wonderlich. Phone 92 or 64S, erating the Bird Transfer Co. af- the annual. probate office, be and is hereby es are still working on business of March A. D 1935, at ten Berrien County, Michigan, on the Township of Galien, County of Ben ^ 9tf I ter the death of my husband. Their sale was very successful appointed for hearing said peti letters. o’clock in the forenoon, at said 24th day of May 1929, in Liber rien, State of Michigan, Commen I lOtlc MRS. E. I. BIRD. and the proceeds were $6.19. tion: probate office, be and is here 165 of Mortgages, on page 109, by cing at the Northeast (NE) cornel FOR SALE!—Extracted honey, 10c i------Girl's Physical Education The continuation of the work on o.t is Further Ordered, That pub. lb; furnish own container. Comb tables, statistical material, and by appointed for hearing said pe failure to make installment pay of the Southeast quarter (SE Vf 1 LOST A swimming and skating party lie notice thereof be given by pub tition; ments at maturity and for four Honey 15c per cake. Ava Schram, specifications is being done by the of the Northwest quarter (NWM i is being planned by the G. A. A. lication of a copy of this order It is Further Ordered, that pub months thereafter, whereby the ‘ St3p LOST—Child's cap. blue plaid twelfth grade typing class. They once each week for three succes of Section Nine (9), Township members in the near future. lie notice thereof be given by pub mortgagee elects and declares the band. Leave at Snyder’s restau are also doing outlines and other sive weeks previous to said day of Eight (S) South, Range nineteen The G. A. A. Is Sending ten girls lication of a copy of this order, whole o f the principal and interest FEATHER’S Quality Baby Chicks rant. lOtlp tables. hearing, in the Berrien County (19) West, thence South thirty- that live and grow. Best grade to Dowagiac to represent the Bu once each w'eek for three succes due and payable; as provided by three (33) rods; thence West om chanan basketball team on play Languages Record, a newspaper printed and Leghorns, $6.50; Rocks, $7 per Meaning of "In Escrow” sive weeks previous to said day o f the terms of said mortgage. hundred twenty (120) rods; thenc( Studying the history of Rome circulated in said county, hundred. Place your order now, * In escrow means a deed cleliv- day, March 23, given by Die West hearing, in the Berrien County Re The amount claimed to be due North thirty-three (33) rods; and exercises on the past tense is MALCOLM HATFIELD, We specialize in custom hatch ! ereiT to a stranger, to be delivered ern State Teachers' College. cord, a newspaper printed, and cir on said mortgage at the date of thence East one hundred twentj the work of the Latin 9 class. . Judge of Probate, this notice is the sum of $3159.32, ing. Feather’s Hatchery, a* mi. t by him to the grantee upon the bap- The girls’ gym classes are work culated in. said county. (120) rods to the place of begin For the work and also amuse SEAL. • A true copy. Florence of principal and interest and the east. L. mile south Glendora. ' peningi of certain conditions,, which. ing hard getting ready for the gym Ladwig,. Register of Probate. MALCOLM HATFIELD, ning. show, but they will not tell any of ment of the Latin 10 class, they further sum of $35,00, as . an at StSp;; Inst delivery completes the trans Judge of Probate. torney’s fee provided for in said Dated January 17, A. D. 1935. the events to be given. are studying “ Caesar and the Gallic 1st .insertion Feb. 21; last March 7 mission of title. SEAL. A true copy, Florence mortgage, and no suit or proceed The Galien-Buchanan Statt BABY CHICKS—From flocks an- Candy sales given by the G, A. Wars.” STATE OF MICHIGAN, .The Pro- Ladwig, Register of Probate. ings at law cr in equity having Bank, a Michigan banking A. members at the basketball The short stories are being con. ' bate Court for the County of tigen blood-tested for pullorumt Nosefly Attacks Deer been instituted to recover the debt corporation, successor to tin by1 us. Custom hatching. Lynn. games made a profit of $20.38, tinued this week in French 11. ■ Berrien. 1st insertion Feb. 28; last May 16- The nosetly larvae which attach secured by said mortgage or any Galien State Bank, Pardee, Galien. Itfpi Sen Scout Meeting They are also doing some conver , At a' session of said ' Court, held NOTICE OF MORTGAGE part thereof. deer and which grow to be as lar^e Mortgagee Sea Scouts met Monday evening sation work. at' the Probate Office In the City FORECLOSURE SALE Now therefore, NOTICE IS as an inch and one-half; by the time of 'St. Joseph "in said county, on Philip G. Landsman SEEDS—Some local clover, Mich, at tl\e Legion hall. A story, Many interesting topics have been A mortgage made on January HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue alfalfa and soy beans at bargains , they are excelled through the nos the 13th. day of'February A. D, of the power of sale contained in Burns & Hadsell “Henry Morgan”, made up by one brought up in French 12 this week, 30, 1926, by Arthur L. Leonard and Attorneys for Mortgagee while they last.-Get yours early. | trils. of the deer in the summertime* 1935. , .* : . ■ said mortgage and the Statute in of the Sea Scouts was read. Ques as they are studying French fam Eva T. Leonard, husband and wife, Business Address: Lynn Pardee, Galien, 7tfp 1 may predispose the deer to various . Present:: Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, such case made and provided, the infections. tions based on sea history and sea ily life.- Judge of Probate. , In the,'Matter to Benton Harbor. .State Bank, a said mortgage will be foreclosed Buchanan, Michigan, FOR SALE—Cord wood. Borden ------o------problems were then asked. Science of-the Estate : of' Emma J. Weaver, corporation organized and existing by a sale of -the premises describ under and by virtue of the laws of A n n , 6 miles northwest, of Bu Heart o f Log B e s t Four Of the boys learned the The physics class: is taking up deceased. - "Rolland E. Barr hav ed therein, or so much thereof as the. State of Michigan, and record may be necessary to pay the 1st insertion Jan. 31; last April 25 chanan on Route 1. Ask for When the subject of pine wood is “ Sea Promise,” and promised to the study of current electricity ing filed' in., said court; Ill's final have their “Sea History” written account to date as administrator ed on February 3, 1926, in the of amount so as aforesaid due on said EJrank Borden. 9t3n up for consideration for that new and Ohm’s law, The Ohm's law mortgage, with six per cent inter NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE iloor in an enclosed sunroom* a new so they would be an apprentice by was named after its discoverer ofi said, estate, and' his petition fice of the Register of Deeds for A mortgage made by Elizabeth Berrien County, Michigan, in Liber est from the da*’ of this notice SALE—Pure maple syrup, breakfast nook, a kitchen, or a re the end o f the week. George Simon Ohm. This law praying- for the allowance thereof, and all other legal costs together Voorhees to William Hess and 1035 product. Inquire Real ES- modeled attic, 5* Is well to keep in Mathematics deals with the amount of electric and his petition praying that he 127 of Mortgages, on page 282, up with said attorney’s fee, at public Eliza A. Hess, husband and. wife, tjLte Office, Phone 92. C. mind that the floor will possess Adding and subtracting fractions current that an electrical pres be- authorized, 'to distribute the on which mortgage there Is now auction, to the highest bidder, a) and the whole to the survivor claimed to be due the sum of five '.leaver, 9t3c more distinction* more the appear* is the work of the algebra classes. sure can force through a certain sunt of $1500.00 to.and among the the front outer door of the Court thereof, dated November 13, 1925. House in the City of St. Joseph. ance of higher priced wood* if the General mathematics classes are resistance. Another thing to be heirs of" deceased entitled thereto. thousand , nine hundred ninety dol and recorded in the office of the working on discounts used by mer 1 It is Ordered, That the 18th day lars ($5990.00) principal and four Berrien County, Michigan, on Mon lumber chosen is that from the taken up is the effect of resistance day, the 29th day of April, Register of Deeds for Berrien G9UNS. 25% LBS.:- chants. Of ■ March A. D. 1935, at ten hundred seventy-eight and sixteen heart of the log. In that sector the In series and parallel. 1935, at ten o’clock in the fore County, Michigan, on Novmber 17, |n tw o m on th s grain is harder and more vertical Finding' the formula for the vol Elements of the Nitrogen fam o’clock- in the forenoon, at said pro hundredths, dollars ($47S.16) inter 1925, in Jiber 157 of mortgages ume of a prism is being taken up est, will be foreclosed by public noon. C80D LiVER OIL—Once a than is the outer log. ily will be reviewed by the chem bate office, be and is hereby ap The premises to be sold are sit on page 66, being in default and by the solid geometry classes. istry class. The Nitrogen family pointed for, examining and allow’- sale to satisfy the above amounts Punishment—Now a Treat uated in the City of Buchanan, the power of sale contained there Plain geometry classes are find consists of: nitrogen, phosphorous, ing'said account; and lawful costs of foreclosure, at Berrien County, Michigan, and are in having become operative, notice Gtop trying to force your children to take nasty- ing the areas of rectalinear figures. the west front door of the Court tastmjr. fishy flavoredcod Uveroilsi Givethcm COULD NOT DC HER a compound used in the making It is Funner Ordered, That pub described in said mortgage as fol is hereby given that the mortgaged Coco Cod.—the cod liver oil with a delicious Biology of matches. Making matches is lic notice thereof be given by pub House in the City of St. Joseph, lows, to wit:- premises will be sold at public sale, chocolate taste—and watch their bodies grow Michigan, a t the hour of ten o’clock Lot eighteen (IS), in Maple daily with vigorous, athletic strength! lilrs. The biology class is experiment one of the biggest industries to lication of a copy of this order, for at the front door o f the Court Merder of Milwaukee, says: HOUSEWORK ing with plants growing in light day: arsenic, material used in three successive weeks previous to in the. forenoon of ,M ay,27, 1935, Tract Addition to the Village (now House in the City of St. Joseph, Before m y child took City) of Buchanan. and in darkness to compare forma hardening lead for shot gun. shells, said day of hearing, in .the .Berrien the mortgaged premises to he sold Berrien County, Michigan, on Mon Coco Codshconlyiccighct} T W H E N every- Dated January 30th, 1935. SO lbs. Note, in ttvo VV thing you at tion of chlorophyll, in. these two antimony is used in type nietal for County Record, a* newspaper print being situated in the City of Ben day, the 29th day of April 1935, at months' time, she teetgks tempt is a burden environments. They are also con ed and: circulated in said county. ton Harbor, Berrien County, Mich Industrial Building and 205i i lbs. and'she has newspaper type. It makes the Loan Association, ten o’clock a. m. eastern standard not'been ill since." —when you are tinuing the work on the relation .MALCOLM HATFIELD, igan, and more particularly descri metal expand when cooling, filling Mortgagee. time. Other cod liver oils have nervous and irri ship o f living things to each other. Judge of Probate. bed as follows: out all the mold, making a sharp Frank R. Sanders, The amount now claimed to be only Vitamins A and- D, table—at your1 Library News SEAL. A true copy. Florence The Northwesterly three (3) feet but Coco- Cod is also i-H? w it’ s end— try type. It is very necessary in the Attorney for Mortgagee, due on said mortgage, both prin rich; in .Vitamin. B— the. Just recently four new books Ladwig, Register of Probate. and seven (7) inches of Lot Seven appetite and growth this medicine. It process due to the speed with Business Address, cipal and interest, is six hundred promoting vitamin. may be just what were 'added to the high school li which the edition must be printed. 1st insertion Feb. 21; last March 7 (7) and the Southeasterly twenty- Buchanan, Michigan. six and 50-100 ($606.50) dollars, Startyour children with you need for extra brary. They are: “Ho-Ming, Girl one (21) feet and five (5) inches of C oco Cod today. A t dll Bismuth is a constituent, of all 1st insertion Jan. 31; last April IS and also the costs of foreclosure drugstores. , energy .Mrs. Charles L. Cadmus o f of New China”, by E. F. Lewis; safety plugs on fire alarm appar STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro Lot Six (6), all In Block Forty- and attorney fees. Trenton. JNew Jersey, says, "After Paulo in the Chilean Desert,” by bate Court for "the County of three (43), Antisdale’s Addition to MORTGAGE SALE doing just: a little work 1 had to lie atus. Its alloys have very low Default having Deen made in the The mortgaged premises being M. L. Thomas; “North after Seals” melting points. Berrien. the City of Benton Harbor. Berrien described as all that certain piece down. My mother-in-law recom At a session of said court, held County, Michigan. Also a strip conditions of a certain mortgage COCO COD mended the Vegetable Compound. by T. Williamson; and “Anne at Taking up the study of mag or parcel of land situated in the the Cod Liv&rOilThatTastes Like Chocolate Large;” by M. D. Fayerweather. at the Probate Office in the city of land six (6) inches ,in width by made'by Wilbur West and Alice B. I can see a wonderful change now.” netism in electricity, practically West, husband and wife, to the In village (now city) of Buchanan, English 9 and 10 the same as in the physics class, of St. Joseph in said County, on one hundred (100) feet in length Berrien County, Michigan, to wit: “The Rime of the Ancient Mar the 13th day of February A. D. under the north wall of the Yellow dustrial Building and Loan Asso but in a little more elementary ciation, a Michigan Corporation, Commencing at the center of the iner” and other imitation ballads form, is the work of the general 1935". . . . Front Building and the use of said public highway at the southwest were studied by the freshmen Eng . Present; Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, wall to a height o f forty (40) feet, dated the 12th day of May, 1930, science class. and recorded in the office of the corner of lands formerly owned by lish students. Judge of Probate. In the Matter same being part of Lot Seven (7), Edwin Ingleright in writing a Register of Deeds of Berrien coun Daniel Carlisle; thence north along MEN, WOMEN The lives of Hawthorne and of the Estate of Martin C. Lentz, said Block Forty-three (43) afore standardized test got a score of ty, Michigan, on the 15th day of the center o f said highway five Thoreau were the authors reviewed deceased. . • said. TIRED, WORN OUT, 78 out of a possible 80. The au May, 1930, in liber 165 of mort rods to stake corner; thence at * AND CHILDREN by the sophomores. A mysterv It appearing- to the Court that No proceedings at law have been right angles east twelve rods to «- *- thor of this test claims the test the time for''presentation ' of the gages, on page 176, by failure to test over the punctuation of claus is so difficult that no one should taken, to foreclose this mortgage. stake corner; thence at right Saved by new Vitamins of. Cod Liver NO AMBITION claims' against said estate should BENTON HARBOR STATE make installment payments at ma * Oil in tasteless tablets.. es was also given. get a score of 80. angles south five rods to the south O W many be limited, and .that a time and BANK, turity and for four months there Pcwnds o f firm healthy flesh instead of place be 'appointed to receive, ex after, •-whereby the mortgagee line of the said land formerly own bare, scracnry bones l New vigor,, vim and, H women are , Mortgagee amine' and adjust all claims and eleots and declares the whole ed by Daniel Carlisle; thence west energy instead «£ tired listlcssness 1 Steady, just dragging them Great Smoky National Park Dated this 28th day of nuief nerves, L That is whnt thousands: of selves around, all demands against said deceased by ambiint of tbe principal and inter on said line twelve rods to the jieoplo are gettinp. through, scientists’ latest The Great Smoky Mountains Nn and. before said Court; Febfuaray, A. D. 1935 discovery—the- Vitamins of Cod Liver Od tired our with peri est due and payable, as provided center of the highway and place of tlonal park is 54 miles by airline, ' It Ts, Ordered, That creditors of GRAY & GRAY, ' concentrated in little sugar coated tablets odic weakness and by the terms of said mortgage. beginning. Said land being situ without any o f its horrid; fishy taste or smell. pain? They should east to west; ami meanders 71 said deceased are required to pre Attorneys for Mortgagee, MaCoy’s Cod. Liver Oil Tablets., they ro The amount claimed to be due on ated in the northeast quarter oi know that Lydia miles, with a width at one, point of sent their claims to said Court at Business Address: called:! “ Cod Liver O il in Tablets*’; and they Clean Out Acids said mortgage at the date of this the southeast quarter of section 26, simply work wonders. A little boy of 3. seri E. Pinkham’s Tab 19 miles, writes a United States cor said Probate Office oh or before 120 Pipestone Street, ously sick.- got well and gained 10% lbs. in The only way your body can clean out notice is the sum of $104.25 of town 7 south, range 18 west. lets relieve peri Acida and poisonous wastes from your respondent. Tt contains more moun the 17th day of June A. D. 1935, Benton Harbor, Michigan. just one month. A girl of thirteen after tho odic pains and dis blood Is thru 9 million tiny, delicate Kid at ten ' o’clock in the fore principal and interest and the fur Dated January 31, 1935. E&moi disease, gained 3 lbs. the first week and ney tubes or filters, but beware oC cheap, tains than any other park, has 1» William Hess and Eliza A. 2 lbs«cach week after; A, young: mother who comfort. Smau size only 25 cents: drastic. Irritating drugs* If functional peaks more than G.000 feet In height, noon; said time and place being 1st insertion Jan. 31; last April IS ther sum of $35.00 as an attorney’s coulfi not eat or sleep after baby came'got Mrs. Dorsie Williams o f Danville, Kidney or Bladder disorders make you hereby appointed fo r the examina fee provided for in said mortgage, Hess, husband and Wife, and all h^r health back and, gained 10 lbs. in less Illinois, says,. “ I had no ambition suffer front Getting Up Nights. Nervous the highest being Cliitgraan's Dome, MORTGAGE SALE the whole to the survivor than^a month. * » • * ness. Leg Pains. Backache. Circlos Under tion and adjustment, of all claims Default having been made in the and no suit -or proceedings at law Yog simply must: try McCoy’s a t once., and, was terribly nervous. Your Tab Byes. Dizziness. Rheumatic Pains. Acid 6,642 feet; has 600 miles of fishing thereof, ity. Burning. Smarting or Itching, don’t and demands against said deceas conditions of a certain mortgage or in equity having been instituted Remember if you don’t gain at least 3. lbs. of lets helped tny periods and built me take chances. Get the Doctor’s guaran streams, more virgin timber than ed. • . Mortgagees. firm *healthy flesh, in* a month, get youir money up.” Try them next, month. teed prescription called Cyetcx (Siss- any oth.er park: contains 1.500 va made by George H- Batchelor and to recover the debt secured by^said back?Demandand get McCoy’s—the original T e x ). W orks fast, safe and t-ure. in; 4S It is Further Ordered,- That pub mortgage or any part thereof. A. A. Worthington, * and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablets hours It must bring new vitality, and Is rieties of (lowers, shrubs, and trees lic notice thereof be given by pub- Lucy E. Batchelor, husband and >4R.A -•approved by Good Housekeeping guaranteed to fix you up in one week or wife, to the Industrial Building and Now, therefore, NOTICE 13 Attorney for Mortgagees. Institutes Refuse- all substitutes— money back on return of empty package. that bloom before June 1, and 158 llcation of a copy of this order for Business Address, insist dn the original McCoy’s-^ Cyst ex costs only 9c a day at druggist* species of trees. In Europe no. park { three successive weeks previous to Loan Association, a Michigan Cor HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue and the guarantee protects you. Buchanan, Mich, there are; none better,; has more than 85 species. said'day of hearing, in-the Berrien poration, dated th# 29th day of of th# power of sale contained in THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1935. jfiHfi feEftRlEN COUNTY R^CQRi) PAGE SEVEN
[man, brother of the groom, wa3 o'clock at the township hall for cmmji^eaKtvtsuu%n Former Buchananites \Auxlliary .Holds Cleveland Pageant: half per cent. | Pot Luck Today Club to Meet Automobile insurance on auto- ' Hold Golden Wedding The American Legion -Auxiliary The Cleveland Pageant" club will mobiles used for business purposes. ' will hold a pot luck dinner at Ilia meet Friday evening at the borne Uncompensated losses sustained D. D. Pangborn received word in Legion hall at 1 p.. m. today. of Mrs. Alleek Lindquist. by reason of damage to automo the past week of the observance of * * * biles used for ousiness or pleasure. $ + * the Golden wedding o f his cousin, Wegola Bridge Auxiliary to Send Damage paid for injuries to per E. J. Helmiek and wife, Pomona, Club Meets Tonlgnfc Smokes to Vets sons or for destruction of property Calif. E. J. Helmiek’s name was The Wegota Bridge Club will The American Legion Auxiliary provided the automobile at tlxe ‘Where. Happiness Costs So Little” originally Pangborn, but his par meet this evening at the home of met Monday evening at the Legion time of the accident was being Soul Winners Glass Entertains Wednesday ents died in his infancy and he was Mrs. Louis Stevens, on Liberty hall. The organization voted to used for business. TO Hold Meeting; Afternoon Club adopted by the late John Helmiek, Last 'Times Tonight (Thur.) 10c-l5c Heights. send cigarets to the ex-service men Loss sustained -when- a car used Helen Hayes in -W HAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS” The regular class party o f the Mrs, John Portz was hostess brother of Alice Helmiek Clark. He s * * from Buchanan who are patients in for business is sold out light at a to the Wednesday Afternoon bridge Sotil Winners class of the Church ■ lived until he was grown north of Pres. Mission the various vetex-ans’ hospitals. Bin- price less than its depreciated val o f the Brethren will be held Friday j dub yesterday afternoon. Buchanan in the neighborhood of Society Friday go was played, prizes, going to Mrs ue. , (Loss sustained when an au evening, March S, in the home o f Berrien. Springs, going from here N. S. Smith, Mrs. Roy Pierce, Mrs. tomobile used for business is trad I * * The Missionary Society of the FRID AY & SATURDAY MARCH 8-9 Mr, and Mrs. Will Baldwin. ' Couples Bridge to the Dakotas, and about 13 years Presbyterian church will meet on Ada Schwartz, Miss Inna Wright ed in for a hew car cannot be de ago to California. and Mrs, Claude McGowan. The ducted, but such loss can be con I Meeting Tonight March S, at the home of Mrs, Two Ace Deluxe Features | The Couples Bridge club will The following item was publish French, the meeting opening at committee in charge of the social sidered as pai-t of the cost when ■ M ! meet this evening at the home of ed in the Pomona Press Bulletin: 2:30 p. m. hour comprised Mrs. Oscar Swartz, computing depreciation for the en Mr. and Mrs: Harold Gilman. In honor of the event, Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Beistle and Mrs. Jack suing year.) Another Shirley Temple Mrs. Helmiek entertained with :>n VanderVen. No deduction can be made for said HOLLYWOOD until I * - t Monday Literary 4 ? S Herbert Roe Entertains Happy open house from 2 to 5 o’clock in the amount paid for an automo this “SHE” proved to be a Club Meets Monday Epsilon Observes bile used for either business Or Go Lucky Club the afternoon and 7 to„ 9 in , the . . eys- . The Monday Literary club will “H E !” Here’s a brand new f Miss Ada Rouch was hostess to ning in the parlors ot Trinity Meth- smeet Monda March x l_ at the 19th Annlversary pleasure, ibis being a capital ex kind of adventure story! the members of the Happy Go Odist Church. They invited all home of Mra. Edith Woolev. A Mrs, Wilbur Dempsey was host penditure and subject to claim for ent ess to the members of Epsilon depreciation where the automobile Lucky club Tuesday evening. theil* friends, members ot the miscellaneous program will be fur church and others who eared to chapter, B. G. U. sorority, at her is used for business. J IM M Y F A Y ! * » * nished by Die members. attend. home Tuesday evening, at which Where an employee receives an C. C. Ladies allowance or mileage front the em The couple come to Pomona 13 time a co-operative dinner was en Aid Meeting Is Hostess at ployer for automobile operation, years ago last fall. They joyed in observance of the 19th an FIRE ; The Ladies Aid, Society Of the w ere. Evening Bridge unless such allowance is declared i married on Washington's birthday, niversary of the founding of the Church of Christ met Wednesday Mrs. Lloyd Sands entertained at as part o f income, no claim can be Feb. 22, 18S5 in Jones, Mich. From local chapter. Members arrived afternoon at the church parlors, bridge Tuesday evening at the made by the employee for deduc Michigan they went to South Da as little girls. Following the dinner ; , , * home of Mrs. George Dealing. Hon tion on account of operating expen kota, where they held a claim in a business meeting was conducted Is Surprised ors were won by Mesdames E. C. ses. INSURANCE Hand county, near Redfield, South and the report of the annual con , Oil Birthday Pascoe and John Walsch. There are, however, important Dakota, for some time. After leav vention held in Chicago was given ; Several: friends surprised Mrs. * * * exceptions to the list of allowable ing South Dakota, they made their by Mrs. John Russell and Mrs. ’ Thomas Burner at her home Tues Jack Boone. The remainder of deductions. home in Minnesota for about 30 M. E. Y. \V. M. S. day afternoon honoring her birth at Sweni Home the evening was spent with bridge Allowable deductions do not in day. ! years, living in Worthington and clude the Federal gasoline tax nor i then in Fulda, Later the couple The Young Women’s Missionary and contests. Prizes w'ere award * * » ed Ruth Mills, Mildred Russell, Vic- the Federal taxes on lubricating moved to Iowa and established a Society of the Methodist church Royal Xeighbor Itoria Zaclunan and Belle Landis. oil, tires, tubes, accessories, new home at LaMars, where they lived met at the home of Mrs. Lowell P ot Luck Supper Swem Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lura ,Mrs. Elsie Conant will be hostess cars and trucks. A Department until coming to Pomona. l The Royal Neighbor lodge will French had charge of the lesson at the next meeting. of Internal Revenue ruling bolds meet for a 6:30 pot luck supper They have one son, Lloyd P. Hel- study. that these taxes are imposed by mick of Claremont, and two grand Friday evening at the Modern - A * w ; law upon the manufacturer or dis daughters, Beth and Jean Helmiek. j Car Owners May 103 W. Dewey Phone 80 Woodman hall. Mrs, Anna Bupp Rebekah Lodge tributor and are not to be consid Both Mr. and Mrs. Helmiek are and Mrs. Keith Bunker are on the Initiates Candidates ered as taxes paid by the consum interested in church activities. Mrs." ! Make Deductions entertainment committee. The Bayleaf Rebekah Lodge met er. The state sales tax is not de Helmiek is a member of the East Friday evening. The degree staff ductible. ern Star Social club. From Income Taxes exemplified the degree for a class f *. „ of candidates. Mrs. Charles H off C% B. Ladies Aid man was chairman of the enter Toy to Address GRAYSON’S C, Income tax deductions as affect To Hold All-Dav Meet tainment committee. ing Michigan automobile owners Showing New Spring Suits, 2-8-4 piece, in all the The Ladies Aid of the Church Of have been outlined in a brief sum Niles B. & P. W . Newest Colors and Materials at the Brethren will hold an all-day Evan \V. M. S, mary by John. C. Burkhardt, pres meeting in the church Tuesday, To Meet Tuesday ident of the Automobile club of at Dinner March 22 March 12. The Evangelical W. M. S. will Michigan. *4.99 *7.99 *12.99 * * » meet Tuesday afternoon at two When making out 1934 income State Attorney General Toy will [Entertain Contract O’clock with Mrs. Ellis Wiilsey, on tax returns, Michigan motorists Beautiful Print and Pastel A A be the speaker at the annual Pub ! Dinner Bridge Chib Oak St. Mrs. Emory Rough, vice ax-e entitled to list certain deduc lic Relations dinner to be given by Dresses at ______.______$ 0 • * / o' ! Dr. and Mrs. J. C, Strayer will president, will he in charge of the tions for sums paid out or losses the Niles Business and Profession j be host and hostess to the mem- meeting. All ladies Of the church sustained in connection with the al Women's club at tlxe Four Flags Specials at * 3 . 9 9 Values, to $9.99 I bexs. of the Contract Dinner Bridge are invited. [ ownership and operation of motor on the evening o f March 21. ’ club tonight. * * ‘ cars. er * 5* Entertains at Deductions allowed in computing How Clam* Propagate GRAYSON SHOPS ILadies Aid to Dinner Sunday taxable incomes, according to the Clams propagate by means of 135 N- Michigan South Bend . Hold Tea Miss Thelma Sands entertained A. A. A. executive, are: eggs which- hatch into minute free- j The Ladies Of Circle No. 2 of at dinner Sunday, her guests being' All sums paid during the: calen swiinining larvae. After a short j the Ladies Aid of the Church of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichols and son, dar year as registration fees, per period of life in this stage the • Christ will hold, a tea at the home John, and daughter, Barbara, and sonal pi-operty taxes, and municip young clams become fixed and he of Mrs. Jerry Bowman from 1:30 p. John Suselan, Plymouth, Ind., and al taxes. gin to gvmv a shell. m. until 5 p. m. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Garner and son, Bud The state gasoline tax of three die add daughler, Barbara, South cents. (The Federal one-cent tax River Clyde Once Trickle cannot be deducted.) Bend. A century and a half ago. any * * * Interest on money box-rowed for GERMAN DANCE one might have waded the River Every Saturday Night at Attend Niles .he purchase of an automobile. Clyde at Glasgow, the depth being Music C,'ub Tire amount of financing chai-ges but two feet. Deepening or the Local members attending- the jn automobiles pui-chased which Clyde first got under way in 1773 Weko Beach meeting of the Niles Music club .-Overs the interest on the loan,. when engineers hit upon a scheme Tuesday were Mrs. Glenn Smith, ,vhen specifically set forth .in the BRIDGMAN for narrowing the channel and malt Mrs. E, B. Ross, Mrs. Ida Bishop, contract but not the amount cov ing ihe stream dig its hottoni Free Concert Sunday Mrs. A. L. Knoblauch, Mrs. H. B ering the premium On insurance to deeper « t Afternoon Thompson, Mrs. Josephine Kelley. .protect the finance company’s in ------o—------Dance in Evening Election of officers and the annual terest. ' ■ The N orth Carolina R ou te Spring frolic was held. All operating and maintenance The so-called North-Carolina route Roast Chicken,- Fish and * * * expense, including depreciation, on runs west from Blowing Rock \ Steak Dinners surprise Shower automobiles used Wholly for , busi G. south of I.lnvlll'e City. nlnn„ the Fish Fries Every Day At Catiffman Home ness, or a pro rata share of - such Blue Ridge,' Mount Mitchell ind N O W on! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cauffman expenses representing business Use Craggy ranges, which lie < t«r of piAMSCfe g u r .iv were surprised Friday evening bj •vhere a passenger' car Is used Asheville:, thence into the Mount « t « Nothing in heaven or hell can stop these the young people of Portage Prair chiefly (more than 50%) for. busi Pisgnh range, bending northwest on men! They’re the Lancers . . . living, fighting, ie, who tendered them a surprise ness. Depreciation usually is fig a line along the. range west of Event No. 6 in Wyman’s Diamond Jubil e shower at the home of the former’: ured at 25% per annum. Cars used AVaynesville, with an entrance Into loving, hating together . . . in the spectacular grandmother, Mrs. Lewis Cauff it proportionate rates of one-half the park at a point where lr wld setting of India, land of mystery ond romance 1 >man’s Famous Annual man. A number of beautiful anc for business and one-half for connect with the Newfound Gap The HOOVER useful gifts were received. pleasure may deduct twelve and a highway near Cherokee. X. C- Adolph Zukor presents * * * MEN Girl Scout MARCH RUG SALE Council Meets Leave your name for a A meeting of the Girl Scouts f h i l i t i f . m a fea tu rin g 8 groups o f fin e quality home showing of the new Council was held Wednesday morn ing at the home o f Mrs. E. C. Pas 'Rugs and Carpets at Special Prices lightweight, streamlined coe. The troop committees and Mrs u m m i m m m Hoovers and the greatest Vine Cook met with them to dis For 3'jvanty-five years, Wyman’s March Rug Sales cleaning convenience of cuss plans for the coming year, have been famous in all Michlana. But this is our ■ years — the built-in. * * * DIAMOND JUBILEE RUG SALE, and we wanted electric Dirt Finder. Attend B. & P. \V. GARY COOPER In South Bend to offer even, greater values. W e have them! SPECIAL OFFER on Franchot Tone, Dick -Cromwell Buchanan members of the Busi Kathleen Burke, Sir Guy Standing Secured through the cooperation of the famous Hoovers, with Dusting ness & Professional Women’s elul Bigelow Weavers from whom we have bought Tools—a complete clean who attended the meeting of the Leon Errol —in— ing service — during South Bend chapter Tuesday eve •FIXING THE STEW” rugs for 75 years! So look over your floors- Now ning to hear the address of Presi Paramount News Events is the time to buy good rugs at real savings— at Hoover men’s stay. dent Glenn Frank, of the University Special Sun. Mat. 2:30 p. in. Wyman’s. The Sale lasts all through the month HOOVER OWNERS— of Wisconsin were Mrs. Alta Come as late as 3 p. m. for a The Hoover men. will inspect Rouse, Mrs. Nellie Boone, Mrs. complete show! of March. As quantities are limited in some Jeannette Stevenson, Miss Grace and adjust your machine cases because of discontinued patterns^— come Enk and Miss Myra Andlauer. without charge.Replacements ^ * at lowest cost. Telephone. Mothers Clubs You may secure BARGAIN P R ICES WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MARCH 13-14 To Meet March 14 9x12 ft. Bigelow Axminsters All of the members of the Moth When you oim an ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Two that will wear and stay beautiful .75 cDh& ers clubs from the kindergarten to MHxE-A-MINUTE for years, ______and including the sixth grade will Mystery Melodrama! Big hold a combined meeting at the V E R Y day is bargain day when you own an electric Hits! $89.75 Bigelow Axminsters, 9x12 HOOVER high school Thursday, March 14, refrigerator . . . at your grocer’s and at your butcher’s The star who delights you on ft., Sarouk, Persian, Chintz, beginning at 3 p. m., to bear a talk E the air! The xrixxn who writes Bargain you can take advantage of all the low priced ‘‘specials” on the songs you iove! The idol $32-75 by Mr. Rosenbergei-, representing Nights designs ______perishable food and you can buy w’hat you want to buy of tile American stage! the-South Bend office of the Ind. & Plain color Broadloom seamless when you want it. Michigan Electric Co, on “Light America’s First Actor ! rugs, available in 9 sizes and 9 and Sight.” Mrs. Kenneth Blake 1 5 c $ 3 2 - 7 5 The economy of electric refrigeration continues in your colors. 9x12 ft. ______will lead community singing. George M. Cohan * * * home because none of your left-oVers need to be thrown -in- Bigelow’s heaviest Axminsters, 30 Club Observes away. Left over meats, fish, potatoes, rice, carrots, cabbage “GAMBLING55 9x12: ft., Oriental and. Intempo $42-75 Bible Day . . . there are scores of delicious dishes you can make from modern designs, were; $49.50 ___ The Thirty Club met March 4 them. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Weg A child disowns his mother in a world of broken homes! Bigelow’s gorgeous Oriental re ner for the annual Bible day pro Even the delicious frozen salads and desserts are bar See the grown-up world through a boy’s eyes! productions, 9x12 ft., never so .75 gram. Members gave quotations . . . I t Lights gains for all their luxury, be and W ATCH THIS BOY . . . You’re low priced______,___ ...a s it from the Bible in response to roll call. Papers read were: “The Re cause their preparation is inex- going to see more Of him-! • ..a s it Stceeps Bigelow’s new LOKWEAVE ligious Education of Children,” Jl 0 il T E l e C t T l C U l pensive. “Wednesday’s CARPET—fits any floor with 95 • ••as It Cleans Mrs. E. T, Waldo; “Prominent Wo out a stitch. 30 colors. Introduc men of the Bible,” Mis. Maude Dealer has the make Child55 tory special ______. sq. yd. Peck; “Religions of the World,” with Frankie Thomas len Mrs. Glenn Helm. The club will c.nd model to stdi y our Sdw. Arnold, Karen Morley meet next Monday i