THE WATERVLIET RECORD VOLUME 65 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 NUMBER 48

BATON TWIRLERS CALUEETTOSIDDY THE STUFF'S A KILLER DEATH TAKES WELL AGAIN WINNERS Seasonal Warning Issued On Carbon Monoxide Sonnie Rogers and Jill Clark, local Club Wants Solution LAKE CONTROL AND KNOWN PAW PAW outstanding baton twirlers captured ' first and second place respectively sure that the exhaust system of the Give a little thought to carbon i in competition at Lapaz, Ind., last car is absolutely tight. Eight parts ASSESSMENT PLANS monoxide right now; it may save LAKE RESORTER Saturday. The two girls are this Of Many Robberies your life this winter, the Michigan of carbon monoxide gas to 10,000 I year competing in the junior division department of health warns. parts of air during a two-hour per- j and some 150 contestants were en- iod may kill you. Drive with a Details Are Matter of Lively Each year carbon monoxide pois- C. P. Hodgson Among Early tered in this division representing window open. Only two parts of oning takes the lives of 20 to 30 rv u nD MJ • Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and II- KIDDIES TO GREET Interest carbon monoxide to 10,000 parts of JOSEF LEGNER TO Michigan people. Uay tiome Builders linois with a few appearing also air on a tm-ee-hour drive may put Representatives of the Ooloma and Funeral services were held at one fr0sm an^ Kentucky. Watervliet township boards, the ex- This, the season of the year when you to sleep and wreck your car SANTA DEC. 18 AT o'clock Saturday afternoon from the The Lapaz meet was the initia) SUCCEED LASHLEY ecutive committee of the Paw Paw cars are warmed up in the garage, If you begin to feel drowsy, if your First Methodist church chapel in contest of the current season. Both Lake Resort association and officials when motors are left running to head begins to ache, or if you begin Evanston, Illinois for Christopher P of the above twirlers have received of the Watervliet Paper company keep the occupants of a car warm to feel dizzy or ill, get out of the RITZ MOVIE PARTY while parking, wh 12:45. 1060 on the dial. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Send us your social Items. noon and evening.—Adv. Wednesday, Dec 1 Page 3 Page 2 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Dec. 3, 1948 The Watervliet Record^ Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Dec. 3, 1948 itorial with the thought that it is tion raises the culture of an indi- same area an educated people and ney Home Extension club was held The ladies of the Rosary & Altar Donations to Charity POTATO GOALS Bullets Fall to Irk Farmer deserving of wide circulation: vidual, widens his desires, and in- the trade possibilities immediately at the school house Friday evening: society, St. Joseph's church are Seventy-one of the 100 largest U. S. Survey Reveals MULCHING CALLED (From the Loudoun Times-Mirror, creases the possibility of earning improve. Nov. 19, with Mesdames Lawurence holding a bazaar and baked goods manufacturing corporations in the FOR 1949 SET Who Waits for News of Baby Lecsburg. Va.. August 26, 1948.) sums necessary to maintain the new # • • • Deines and Elmer Pumfrey hostesses. sale in the church parlors this (Fri- United States gave 16.1 million dol- Michigan potato growers will Continued Prosperity BINGHAMTON, N. Y. - Randall "In the old days traders who Social Activities standard of living for the educated One guest, Mrs. C. D. Yates was day) afternoon and evening. All lars to charitablc a"d welfare organ- GOOD PRACTICE probably spend the winter trying tc Hitchcock of nearby Chenango '•Business men of Loudoun make a bought furs from ignorant trappers MRS. JANE CURTIS. SOCIETY REPORTER For Farm Families person. present. are welcome.—Adv. izations during 1947. figure out adjustments to meet new Bridge was sitting in a hotel in mistake if they think that the econ- or ivory from the denizens of Africa Bogota, Columbia, as snipers' bul- omy effected by starving our school "This fact can be made clear if one found it necessary to carry only bales Twelve members answered to roll goals and parity reductions. Mich- WASHINGTON.—The department 338 Dance Club |. The next party will be a Nevv-i lets whizzed around during the riot- system will represent any saving to takes a journey to some backward | of bright colored cloth, glass beads, call. FOR FRUIT TREES igan's goal for commercial produc- of agriculture predicted continuing ...... , Year's eve party, to be held Friday It's timely right now to mulch or- tion was set at 67,100 acres recently improvements for rural family liv- ing there. thorp in the future. people. Without education, they are and other trinkets. Today, the trad- . A holiday atmosphere was Preya- eveni Dcc gj in the American The project leader, Mrs. Edwin That was bad enough, but Hitch- chards, say horticulturists at Mich- when department of agriculture of- ing due to increased incomes of "As a business proposition alone satisfied to go in rags, live in the; er who goes to a country with ed- lent last Saturday evening at the| ion homc wlth thc following Camp, very capably gave the lesson I cock was even more worried about igan State college. ficials set the support price at 6C recent years. money spent for public education is utmost simplicity, and lake things ucated citizens carries no such fool- post-Thanksgiving dance of the 338 committec in charge; Mr. and Mrs his wife back home. She was ex- on "Descent and Distribution of percent of parity. Reporting for the first time on a sound investment because educa- just as they are. Transplant into the! ish cargo." Dance club held in the American In the mulch system, a coating of pecting a baby. John BrulO, Mr. and Mrs. Al Pen- Property and Wills." Plans were Claude M. Nash, extension spe- th« outlook in different parts of Legion home, north Main street straw, hay or similar plant material As the dismal hours passed, he rose, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leverton. made for an all-day meeting Dec. 1. the country, the department noted Guests enjoyed dancing from® 9:3C is applied in sufficient quantity to cialist in agricultural economics at heard sputterings from the small Mr. and Mrs. George Malaski, Mr for a lesson on tying springs and Michigan State college, cites this in- among farm families: VV until 1:30 to the music of Pat O'Mal- and Mrs. Merle Fox and Dr. and cushions. cover the ground well, or to smother short-wave radio set he'd carried formation. The 1948 U.S. crop, which In the Midwest—Savihgs high, with him. ley and his orchestra. Mrs. Tom Hanson. There will be a Evening closed with delicious re- all weed growth. While not a new is among the five highest in history bonds not cashed generally; new "Randall Hitchcock, Randall The hall was decorated with sil- slight additional fee to cover the freshments being served by the host-- practice, mulching has given such was raised on the smallest total acre- auto purchases slow, enough Hitchcock," called a voice. "If houettes of pilgrims of yore inter- esses. good results that it may profitably favors of the evening. age seeded in nearly 70 years. liquid assets for home improve- you're listening, your wife has had spersed with King Turkey. Thc be enteded to many orchards which ments. 7^ ^ ^ Settet Slufi- . Improved varieties, better farm- a fine baby boy and you're a proud committee jn charge of the evening'.^ do not now employ it. P. T. A. Farm Shop Advocated ing, use of sprays and dusts to con- In the South—A far greater va- father. Mother and baby doing entertainment included: Mr. and Tests have proven thai almost no There will bs a 6:30 dinner at the trol disease and insects, and irriga- riety of foods being consumed at nicely." Mrs. Wilbur Leverton, chr., Mr. and | For Easier Repairs erosion takes place where complete Watervliet high school Monday I tion made possible higher total pro- the farm table than 12 years ago; The voice was that of Wolfie Mrs. Robert Curtis, Mr. and Mrs A well-arranged, well-eqijipped SCHREIBER'S TOY SHOW is the Greatest Show on mulching is practiced. Among other Wolfinger, an amateur radio oper- Dec. 6. Tickets may be procured duction from fewer acres. Con- also more prepared foods used. is now Earl Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. Dan farm repair shop which centralizes advantages, it improves soil struc- ator at Hillcrest, near Hitchcock's from Mr. Donaldson and Mr. Beall( Earth, and best of all, it's a continuous performance sumption per capita has also de- In the West — Except for fruit Jakovlch, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cur- repair operations can save time and ture and tilth; prevents compacting home. until Friday night. No tickets will where every act is a headliner. Don't take our word for creased. raisers, incomes high, prospects' for tis and Mr. and Mrs Myrl Arnold. trouble and prevent accidents, say of the soil, allowing more rapid pen- "It was the biggest moment of be sold Monday night. If you dc it but HURRY. HURRY, HURRY to see the largest continuing high incomes goocl be- Guests of the club were: Mr. and Michigan State college agricultural tration of water; and keeps the soil my life," said Hitchcock, despite Defense Against COIDS. not wish to be disappointed, reserve: gathering of toys and fun makes ever assembled. cause of increasing population, Mrs. Wilbur Smith. Mr. and Mrs engineers. from getting too hot in summer and Potato Shipments home imprtivements widespread. the danger from the bullets and your tickets at once. mobs of the revolution. Ralph Hammond, Mr. and Mrs They point out that almost any too cold in winter. , Now Regulated Ruth C. Freeman, University of Frank Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Max Group singing of Christmas carols kind of farm building can be con- Mulching also decreases the evap- A regulation on the shipment of Illinois specialist in home accounts, McNees, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jenkins will be led by Miss Moore. Also verted to serve as a shop. If prop- Suggestions oration of soil moisture and allows potatoes that affects Michigan grow- who made the Midwest study, said 'Worst' Reckless Driver Ends there will be a soloist. erly designed, with warmth and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Camp, Mr water that would otherwise run off ers h» recently been approved by that rural family living has been Wild Sprei in Jail Cell and Mrs. Ed Camp. Mr. and Mrs The speaker of the evening will good light, it will make repair and Wind-Up Trains ....$4.95 to enter the soil, the specialists re- the Secretary ol Agriculture. "greatly enhanced" in recent years. Floyd Crocker and Mr. and Mrs be Judge Malcolm Hatfield, whose construction work easier and safer. Doll Bathinette $2.95 late. It reduces the loss of fruit that The North Central Potato Com- "The opportunity for choice in WICHITA, KANS. — Fining the Donal Cutler. subject will be "Problem Parents." Caterpillar Tractor ..$2.95 may drop at picking time. mittee's recommendation that the connection with family living pur- motorist $600 and sentencing him Meet me at the St. Joseph's Cath- Speedway Bus $1.00 Of special interest to growers is shipment of potatoes below US Com- chases has given the homemaker to five months in jail, Judge Hoy ummmiimiiiimiiimmiiiiimimiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiMmMmimiimmmimmm'i; olic church bazaar this (Friday) af- Steam Engine $7.95 the higher yield which results from mercial grade, and all Size B po- a different outlook on life," she Rogers said the case was the "worst ternoon and evening. Half the town improvements brought about by tatoes, be prohibited, is now in ef- said. instance of reckless driving" ever brought to his attention. will be there. You'll enjoy the coun- mulching. These improvements in- fect. Excepted from this provisions "A feeling of security has been THEATRE | try store.—Adv. ERECTOR SETS Joseph D. Rosarlo Jr., 30, drew crease fruit bud formation, leaf area of the regulation are potatoes which developed through the family's the penalties for: Watervliet, Michigan = $2.95, $6.95, $9.95, $14.95, and size of tree, the horticulturist; fail to meet grade requirements only accumulated savings, payment of m $19.95 & $27.50 Speeding 80 miles an hour at RITZ conclude. ^ because of damage from hollow debts, and prospect of some sta- night through heavy downtown m. Continuous r Additional information can be heart. bility of income through farm price Shows Every Nlfht at 7:00 and 9:15 — Sunday. 3 p. Bicycles Printing Press $2,95 traffic in a 20-mile zone; running MkOOHAUS FHUHtUSHLSy found in Michigan State college Cir- Potatoes above cull grade, which supports." Admission Prices—44c & 14c All Week. Electric Football ...$5.95 12 traffic lights; driving without a In standard makes in cular Bulletin 199, entitled, "Soil are withheld from markets under In 1947 a typical farm family license; reckless driving; driving » = On Sunday—Children without adults must pay 40c after 6:00 p. m. all sizes 16", 20", 24 Machine Gun $2.95 Management Practices in the Or- the regulation, may be sold to the spent two and a half times as much without lights; driving on the wrong & 26". Priced Model Road Grader $13.95 chard." It may be obtained from U.S. Department of Agriculture by as they did the year before on side of the street; possessing liquor REGULAR PRICES* Model Conveyor ...$12.95 county extensioin offices or by writ- all producers in the four states which household equipment, the most in violation of Kansas dry laws and Truck & Steam ing to the Bulletin Office, Depart- are eligible for potato price supports. commonly purchased items being resisting arrest. $32.50 to Shovel $5.95 ment of Public Relations, Michigan States included are Michigan, Wis- vacuum cleaners, washing ma- The wild chase, with two motor- December 3, 4 = State college, East Lansing, Michi- consin, Minnesota, and North Da- chines, stoves, refrigerators, and cycle officers in pursuit, ended with | Friday, Saturday MR. AND MRS. MAURICE MILLER Silver Streak Truck home freezer lockers. $39.95 gan. kota. Rosario'r- car smashing to a stop in DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Above is the wedding photo of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Miller, taken a clump of shrubbery. MICROSCOPE SETS Loraine Johnson and Ray Whitley in at Plymouth Congregational church where they were married on Sat- He wasn't hurt. urday. Nov. 20. Mrs. Miller is the former Miss Delores Van Drasek of $6.50, $9.50, $14.95 Crippled Fisherman Uses North Watervliet. The couple are residing in Hartford where both are • There's no finer gift — a beautiful employed. Cut courtesy Hartford Day Spring. Blackboards .. .$1 to $8.95 THERE IS A Cane to Land Big Catfish Give Hints For "PAIINTED DESERT' Simmons Blanket that gives relaxing Basket Ball Game .. .$3.50 NEBURG, IND.—John S icer, — Plus — Drying Wet Corn sleep and protects the health of some- adoption of a children's ward in an Tinker Toys, Large $2.25 Neburg justice of the peaci, has Since the corn crop has been Civic Garden Club a fish story with a new twist. one you love. Just select the tempera- orphanage as next year's work proj- Table-Chair Sets $6.95 Up cribbed, reports have been coming Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake in Christmas will come early this ture you want and the magic Electronic ect. Doll Buggies Stacer, who is crippled and from various sections of the state year to the Watervliet Garden club Coleman Automatic Oil Heater walks with a cane, claims that Control takes over. Keeps you worm as Mrs. Ken Keister will take several Sleds $6.95 to $15.95 about the high moisture content "BLONUIE'S REWARD" with the annual Christmas party he landed a 70-pound catfish in foast all night long — wonderful pro- cartons of 25-cent novels donated to causing the corn to mold. scheduled for Wednesday afternoon "DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS For all age groups. the Ohio river with the aid of the club by Mr. Bruger of this city, tection against chilling and exposure to December 8th. at the City hall. The BEFORE THEY HATCH/'' The flexible runner CHEMISTRY SETS his walking stick. He said he Agricultural engineers at Mich- = Sunday, Monday, Tuesday December 5, 6, 7 E to Percy Jones hospital, through the BT* OA ca IZO CR drafts that often lead to dangerous meeting will begin with a co-oper- * rm type. $1.95, $3.50, $7.95, hooked the fish on a trotline but igan State college say that high courtesy of the American Legion the hook snapped when he tried moisture corn should be spread out winter colds. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM ative luncheon beginning at one Have you been counting upon $14.95 & $24.50 Auxiliary. to land the fish with a gaff. on the barn floor, machinery shed Five lovely colors. Washable. Approved o'clock with the executive commit- wearing your old dress or suit Plans also were discussed for a $3.95. $4.95 So Stacer grabbed his cane, or any other place available. Robert Louis Stevenson's tee in charge. for another year but it looks Farmall Tractor ....$2.95 by Underwriters Laboratories. Christmas party. Names were drawn put the crook in the fish's gills If no protected area is free, corn A Christmas program will be en- faded and shabby . . . bring it Tricycles ..$8.95 to $26.50 for a gift exchange. $5.95. $6.95 and jerked the big fish into his can be spread out on a mat of straw joyed during the afternoon follow- to the LASHLEY CLEANERS Lincoln Logs ..$2 to $6.00 Floor Furnace Also shoe skates, skis boat. or hay, or on poles or boards. The | "THE BLACK ARROW" ing which there will be a round Bingo and pinochle were the eve- INC. to have it dyed by our Metal Dairy Farm .^$2.95 and toboggans. layer of corn must not be more than table discussion on "Filling the ning's diversion and lovely refresh- Starring Louis Hayward and Janet Blair safe, dependable process. N two feet thick. Inspect the corn daily Gardener's Stocking." A 50-ceat ents were served, honoring birth- for evidence of molding and heating with George Macready and Edgar Buchanan gift exchange, with packages con- days of Mrs. Ken Keister and Mrs Use Our Lay-Away Plan Boy's Kite String Delays TO FIT BOTH YOUR REQUIREMENTS Spread in thinner layers if neces- taining something useful for the Harold Cole. LASHLEV — Plus — Airliner for 15 Minutes sary. gardener, will bring the afternoon to Mrs. Duane Paripeter was a guest. AND YOUR POCKETBOOK CLEANERS,iHH ST. LOUIS.—A big airliner ran Blowing cold air through cribs a close. Edward Small Presents U/£ SPECIAL Ut IN J.N.5CHREIBERTo afoul of twine apparently abandoned will keep corn cool and prevent " = Rolls, butter and coffee will be Literary Guild GARDEN AND P A R M K'l s u P P LI E S - SEEDS by a kite-flying youngster at Lam- molding, the engineers say. Heated furnished by the committee, guests CLEAHINO-OYEIHO-PRESSING PET Mrs. Gordon Willmeng, Bain- HAROWARt • TOYS M SUPPLIES See these world famous heaters on display and in bert - St. Louis municipal air- air is needed, however, to accom- i "The Duke of West Point to bring a dish to pass for the lunch- bridge, will be hostess to the menu WATERUEST PHONE 241 Tl LI PHONE S-lll) Lt.^i BENTOH NAM BOH port and took off 15 minutes late plish satisfactory drying. If you eon. hers of the Literary Guild at the operation. We can make immediate installation. because it had to be unsnarled. have a blower for drying hay, county = Wednesday, Thursday December 8, 9 = regular meeting of the club Tues- One hundred feet of twine got agricultural agents can give details M.E.C.C.A. day evening, December 7th. Mrs tangled up in a propeller while a for its use in corn drying. | Jack Carson, Janis Paige, Don DeFore, Doris Day in E Edson Stickney will assist as co- Chicago-bound American Airlines See it today The last meeting of the organiza- passenger plane taxied along a run- tion was held at the home of Mrs. hostess. CALL AT 435Vz N. MAIN ST. First Use of Natural Gas ? Christmas boxes will be packed at way. The string is believed to have [ 'ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS | Kenneth Keister with Norma Mor- been lying on the ranway and to Natural gas was first used In iron this meeting Sy the club members. working at Leechburg. Pa. In 1947 Color by Technicolor 5 lock acting as co-hostess. OR PHONE 68 EVENINGS bave been sucked up by the pro- A Thanksgiving story was read by peller. approximately 257.005.000,000 cubic iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir; Mrs. William Yeske. Past Presidents Club It took a mechanic a quarter- feet of this gas were consumed by lOOK!* cammr the Iron and steel industry. Newland's Furniture Store Betty Wurn was appointed secre^ The Watervliet Past Presidents hour to unwii d the string. tary to fill the vacancy caused by club of the Legion Auxiliary will MW KIND OF EDUCATION HELPS BUSINESS the resignation of Mrs. James Yeske. have their annual Christmas party Telica, one of the oldest voloanos May King was voted in as a new at the home of Mrs. Allen Woodruff ALDEN E. BRIDGES In Nicaragua, is 3,500 feet high. It Elery R. Donaldson, superintend- 151 E. Main St. Benton Hasbor member. on Dec. 13. RjEFR/GERATOR:^ erupted recently and covered nearby ent of the Watervliet schools has Refreshments were served and the The November meeting was held cities with volcanic dust. handed the Record the following ed- FIDELITY FUR CO. next meeting scheduled for the home at the hoipe of Mrs. Forest Boyer. of Mrs. Williaim Yeske on Dec. 6. The club sent two boxes of apples one to the 101 Hospital and one to Anniversary Club the Legion TB IJpspital at Camp I F w 0 ' « Custer. The regular meeting of the Anni- versary club was held in the home 1 108 W. MAIN of Mrs. Merion Allen. Jr. S. H. E. Club ' Benton Harbor Plans were discussed regarding The regular meeting of the Stick- J OR ANY TIME YouTI ne*er hellero MEN PREFER one cabinet can bar* to much uaabk ipaos 200 WINTER COATS . ..to many big fea- ture* . . . until yon Gift Slippers aee tbii Keltinator PUOOIX MafterpieceI

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••• Page 4 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Dec. 3, 1948 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Dec. 3, 1948 Page 5 expecting some kind of a settlement for some time, is now with the U.S. In January. day of November A.D. 1948. and that in default thereof said Bill We have a suppply of old news- 1949 farm business, buying and sell- WATERVLIET RECORD Steel Co. at Gary^ where he has a Present, Honorable Malcolm Hat- fed grouse, chestnut-colored in sum- CAN YOUR DOG READ Sunday's (December 5) issue of A man in town declares that after desirable position in the same plant LEGAL NOTICES of Complaint will be taken as con- papers ing, and making a farm pay. YOUR MIND? field, Judge of Probate. fessed. PLAN VARIED mer aryi snowy white in winter, ex- Detroit Sunday Times.—Adv. E. F. CASE & SON, Pubs. the recent rains his cistern was so where P. C. LeMonte is employed. THE RECORD OFFICE Structures and equipment, hay ORDER FOR PUBBLICATION In the Matter of the Estate of Ber- MICHIGAN HAS LARGEST SPRUCE cept for black tail feathers that are A dog's mournful howl announced $2.00 per Year In Advance full that water ran out of the pump It is further Ordered that within and grain handling, irrigation, and Michigan hens produced 1,320 mil- Appointment of Administrator nard B. Smith, Deceased. Nation's Record White Spruce Near Creighton tipped with white. the death of his mistress, in a hos- A. Johnasen will soon return from forty days, this Order shall be pub- PROGRAM FOR research will be among the agricul- lion eggs from January to October 25 Years Ago STATE OF MICHIGAN pital miles away! This is one of many Schleswig, Europe, to Watervliet. Veronica Harrison having filed in lished in the Watervliet Recortl, a tural engineering highlights. Ani- Richards will attempt to enlist the 1948. Thi is a slight decrease from Watervliet. Michigan December 21, 1923 The Probate Court for the County said Court her petition praying that newspaper published in the County CUOOOEO mal husbandry will be divided LANSING—A giant white spruce/s- help of Indians in trapping and pre- cases causing scientists to wonder if Sterner's Dam Goes Out. Village of Berrien. the 1,380 million produced in the the administration of said estate be of Berrien, and that such publica- SEWERS FARMERS' WEEK among horse, beef cattle, swine, and topping in girth both the specimen paring birds for shipment, although animals have extra-sensory percep- same period last year. ^ In Darkness. The foundation was Arvine Hill, of Woolcott, New At a session of said Court, held at granted to Myron H. Wolcott or to INCREASED VALUE Entered at the Postoffice at Water- tion be continued therein at least No matter what your farming In- sheep. Farm crops and soils will discovered last month in Schoolcraft the department's game division is tion. Read "Can Your Dog Read undermined and the west end of the York, arrived here last week for a the Probate office, in the City of St some other suitable person. at vliet, Michigan, as second class once in each week for six weeks in terest is, you'll find that a program feature sugar beets, beans, and po- county and the nation's record-hold- COMES FROM PROPER ready to send a man to assist in the Your Mind?", in The American Extra copies of the Record are on concrete went out. The loss will visit at the home of his daughter, Joseph in said County, on the 29th It is Ordered. That the 13th day matter. succession, or that said plaintiff DRAINS at the Michigan Slate college Farm- tatoes. Conservation has named er in Minnesota, has been located work jf necessary. Weekly, great magazine with this sale at the Nu-Way shop. probably amount to $2,000. Mrs. F. W. Brown. day of November A.D. 1948. of December A.D. 1948 at ten o'clock cause a copy of this Order to be MANURE STORAGE ers' Week has been arranged to game management and land use near the village of Creighton. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1948 Harry Johnson suffered a slight Present, Honorable Malcolm Hat- in the forenoon, at said Probate of- served on said defendant, either per- bring you the newest information planning as part of their schedule. The tree measures 8 feet 4 inches Everyone knows the value of 30 Years Ago stroke of paralysis Sunday that has field, Judge of Probate. fice, be and is hereby appointed for sonally or by registered mail at least Maple syrup. Christmas trees, and manure in raising yields of crops. affected his speech. Mr. Johnson on the subject, according to Dean! in circumference at a point 4«/a feet December 13, 1918 In the Matter of the Estate of hearing said petition; twenty days before the time pre- use of woodland products will be But A. G. Weideman, soil scientist has been in failing health for sev- Charles Dahms, Deceased. E. L. Anthony of the school of ag-' from the ground. The conservation OLD TIME NEWS It is Further Ordered, That Public scribed for his appearance. riculture. » considered by the forrstry depart- at the Michigan Agricultural Experi- The past week has been the worst eral years. Albert Dahms having filed in said notice thereof be given by publica- And it Is further ordered, that the department reports that this exceeds ment. Dairying will spotlight feed- by a foot the measurements of the ment station, says that many people yet In the battle with the influenza C. D. Doolittle has purchased of Court his petition praying that the- tion of a copy of this order, once said plaintiff cause a copy of this The week is set for January 24 to { ing, management, and nutrition. don't realize that much of the fer- NOTES 1 giant found last month in the Little 'epidemic, according to local health A. N. Woodruff the 40-acre farm in administration of said estate be each week for three successive Order to be mailed to said defend- 28. Beginning on Tuesday a numbei Fruits, vegetables, and flowers will tilizing value can be lost before it's From the Flies of the Record officers, and physicians. Although Harbor area of the same county. It North Watervliet, known as the granted to Uyleau Shimer or to some wceki previous to said day of hear- ant, at his last known post office of special programs are scheduled '• lake the attention of the horticulture put back on the land. inc this village has had the longest siege other suitable person. ing in the Watervliet Record a Agricultural economics and farm also tops the St. Louis county, Min- Bishop farm. Mr. Woodruff took address by registered mail ^nd a re- department. He estimates that a ton of fresh neighboring districts appear now tc newspaper printed and circulated in management will feature marketing nesota, recprd-holder by 9 inches. 39 Years Ago over the Doolittle residence prop- It is Ordered, That the 27th day of turn receipt demanded therefor Rounding out the poultry program stable manure (including both liquid be suffering the heaviest attacks and said County. agricultural policy, and planning the The American Forestry association erty on Myrtle ave. December AJ3. 1948 at ten o'clock in within thirty days after the date of Day or Nifht will be sessions on management and and solid portion) contains 10 pounds December 17, 1909 more "casualties." Five recent the forenoon, ^it said Probate office (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, this order. has been listing the latter as the ... ^ Service marketing. Sociology and anthro- of nitrogen, five pounds of phos- Thos. Walsh was up from South deaths are reported at Coloma and Judge of Probate Dated October 18, 1948. largest living white spruce in the be and is hereby appointed for hear- pology will feature talks on rural phoric acid, and 10 pounds of potash. Bend, yesterday. two at Hartford. 15 Years Ago ing said petition; Certified to by: United States. -^.UNED WATER W**!! EDWARD A. WESTIN, churches, health, and family living. At present prices of commercial fer- W. M. Pratt has lost a second son CORDELIA FIREHAMMER. Discovered jointly by Robert F. H. Mcrrifield has a new ware- December 8, 1933 It is Further Ordered, That Pub- Circuit Judge. So there's a thumbnail skelch of a tilizer, that would cost about $2.75. house in the rear of his store. It is with pneumonia. Charles Pratt died lic notice thereof be given by pub- Register of Probate. Nov.l9-Dec.3 ELIZABETH H. FORHAN, Schmeling, forester for an upper On November 26, 1933, occurred few of the topics at Farmers' Week. No method has been found to han- A 2 0 VE A R 16x30. Wednesday morning at the Hratt lication of a copy of this order, oncc Attorney for Plaintiff, You're bound to find something that peninsula paper company, and 85- farm in Hagar township, two months the marriage of Miss Clara Pratt ORDER FOR APPEARANCE dle manure without some loss. J. W. Reed will leave next week each week for three successive weeks Business Address: will be useful in your farm business year-old lumberman Frank Hart- following the death of his brother daughter of Mr., and Mrs. J. M STATE OF MICHIGAN Harbor Roto-Rooter Service Weideman points out. but care will for Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to previous to said day of hearing, in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Dean Anthony contends—that is un- man, this 91-foot lall specimen is ex- Burr Pratt of Chicago. Pratt of Eau Claire, and Edward T The Circuit Court for the County Phone Harbor 5-2815 pected to provide at least 1,400 board help to reduce the loss. The great- spend the rest of the winter. the Watervliet Record a newspaper Oc^.28,Dec.3 less you're an orchid raiser or some- est part of manure must be stored Alburtus E. Crumb of Watervliet McOmber, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A printed and circulated in said of Berrien. feet of lumber. When Schmeling at- Mrs. Tom Weston had the mis- McOmber of Berrien Springs. The T—* thing equally rare. And if by any or applied to the soil and left on top and Mrs. Victoria Edwards of Kal- County. IN CHANCERY chance you do raise orchids, you tempted to determine the age of the fortune to fall and fracture her arm amazoo were quietly married at thc ceremony was performed at South for a considerable length of time due (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD Leah Tokar, Plaintiff. might look around the horticulture tree he found that the increment Tuesday. home of tiie groom Monday evening Bend by Elder W. A. Westworth of to the frozen soil in winter. Judge of Probate vs., department when you come. With borer was not long enough to reach Isaac Quigno, of North Watervliet Dec. 9. the Seventh Day Adventist church. Certified to by: Joseph John Tokar. Defendant. the center of the tree. * He claimed For best results, Weideman gives FOWLER LEGNER'S a program as complete as the one chief of the Pokagon band of Potta- Miss Elma Wigent of Watervliet Mrs. Jchn Tyler of Watervliet, a MALCOLM HATFIELD, No. A. 6871 that the outer growth rings revealed these hints. Manure may be stored watomie Indians, was a caller at the sister of Phil Cutler and of the late planned, you're likely to find some- in boxed stalls until ready to be and Tracy Seaver of Harvard, 111. Judge of Probate. Dec.3,17 ORDER FOR APPEARANCE PHARMACY thing of interest there. continued good growth. Electric Water HecJ. .,. Record office Monday. In the course were married Nov. 12 at Chicago Sheriff Fred J. Cutler, sustained Suit pending in the above entitleo hauled to the field and plowed un- of the conversation Chief Quigno re- The bride is a daughter of H. F severe bruises, an injured hip and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION WATERVLIET. MICH. PHONE 38 Driving Protecfisn der; stored in a concrete manure Court on the 18th of day Oct. 1948 0 Extra copies of The Record on sale called the fact that the forefathers Wigent. lost two teeth last Saturday after- Determination of Heirs In this cause it appearing from af- pit under a roof; stored on a level Fowler's famous porcelain-lined tank is at the Nu-Way Shop. SOFT CORN CAN area in the field in straight-sided i of the band sold their interest in the Allen Drew and family have mov- noon as she was enroute from town STATE OF MICHIGAN fidavit on file, that the defendant Throughout America rich lands of Michigan, Indiana and flat-topped piles; or hauled directly SURE PROTECTION against tank rust ed back to Watervliet from Billings and was struck by an automobile Joseph John Tokar is not a resident Wherever you drive, whenever iiiiiMimimmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiim Illinois pretty cheap. He says the Mich. driven by Byron Cohen of Chicago. The Probate Court for the County to the field and spread on the land.' of Berrien. of the State of Michigan, but re- you drive, our Blue Ribbon pol- PROFITABLY BE price paid the Indians by the gov- A family, named Volay, from Announcement is made of the sides outside the State of Michigan icy protects yoa from accident J.QVELY FLOWERS However it is stored, it should be Clean, healthful hot water—without tank rust—is vital to every ernment for Ibis iland was three marriage of Miss Evelyn Biooks At a session of said Court, held at Grocery A. H. ALF1NG Market kept moist and well compacted to! Covert, has moved into one of Mrs and in the State of California; that losses. It is complete coverage household. Fowler's thick, smooth porcelain lining gives you this cents per acre. The Pottawatomies Sterner's flats in the Hotel Burke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William the Probate Office, in the City of keep the air out. St. Joseph, in said County, on the his last known place of address is as against the financial hazards of SAY IT BEST FED TO STOCK still claim title to some lake front building. Brooks, of Watervliet and Floyd Phone 28, Watervliet, Mich. Considerable loss is sure to occur protection, because it is rust resistant. Fowler was thc first to 24th day of November A.D. 1948. follows: motoring accidents, and it oifen Because the weather was ideal for property in Chicago and they are Ed Johns, who has been in piicago Moline, also of Watervliet, who dividend savings. For rates and Phone 89FS when manure is spread on frozen Present, Honorable Malcolm Hat- Joseph John Tokar, the harvesting operation, much of bring this advancement to water heating and to put it within came here some time ago from South 5856 Leland Way, details at no obligation call: Michigan's corn crop was cribbed soil. Spreading it on slopes should Advtrtiienent field, Judge of Probate. budget reach of every home. Fowler is the lowest priced glass- Dakota. The ceremony was per- Hollywood, California. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS STORE early this season. Reports are now be avoided if possible when the soil formed at South Bend, Ind., on Sat- In the Matter of the Estate of Ros- T. R. SHANE is frozen. Top-dressing manure alina A. Potts, sometimes written On motion of Elizabeth H. Forhan, coming in to Michigan State col- lined water heater that is built for such long, dependable setvico. From where I sit... //Joe Mavsh urday, Nov. 18, 1933. Attorney for the Plaintiff it is order- FLORUT lege that such com is still danger- lightly in winter on wheat or Alden White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rosella Amelia Potts, Deceased. YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS NIEL SILHANEK It's backed by a 20-year prorated warranty. ed that the said Defendant Joseph WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIItllltlllllli ously high in moisture. meadow is a good practice where Lucius White, who resides east of George F. Potts having filed in the land is level despite the fact said Court his petition praying that John Tokar cause his appearance tc Quality Foods Cool temperatures and a lack of Watervliet in Hartford township be entered in this cause within three Courtooui Service sunshine have not helped to dry the some loss is likely to take place un- NO OTHIR WATER HEATER IS PRICED SO LOW WITH ALL was severly injured about the head said Court adjudicate and determine der such practices. Why Dutch is who were at the time of her death months from the date of this order excess moisture from the corn. THESE FEATURIF . . . in a footbqjl charity game played at Many farmers are reporting that Recognizing the methods that Coloma Thanksgiving morning be- t^p legal heirs of said deceased and MIDGET LUNCH cribs of early harvested corn are cause loss of fertility will help farm- Adjustable economy Porcelain-lined tween the Watervliet and Coloma entitled to inherit the real estate ol Growing a Beard not drying out properly and in some ers to choose the best method of temperature control. tank. high school alumni teams. White which said deceased died seized. It is Ordered, That the 27th day ol Now Open Six Days a Wick cases the com is beginning to mold. handling their manure, Weideman That hoard on Dutch Miller's was rendered unconscious by the ac- settled, and the die is cast, they December A J). 1948 at ten o'clock in Graydon Blank, extension animal believes. Lock-on "black 3-way insulation. chin doesn't mean that he's getting cident but is reported to be rapidly $ Pre-Christmas Specials accept the verdict in a spirit of the forenoon, at said Probate Office, husbandry specialist at MSC, says heat" elements. v ready to play Santa Claus. lie's good humor. recovering. He was removed, fol- corn that is high in moisture and iJ-year prorated lowing the accident to the home oi be and is hereby appointed for hear- Complete DinDers State Plans Colony Of Low operating cost. warranty. simply paying off the election bet And that's as it should be when ing said petition; even that starting to mold, can be WATER HEATER his sister, Mrs. Hans Western, at profitably fed to beef cattle, hogs Ptarmigan Game Birds he lost to Cappy Swanson. it comes to any difference of opin- It is Further Ordered, that public FOR HER SANDWICHES Edgewater. Paw Paw Lake. FOR EVERYONE FOR HIM and sheep. It will give greatest And while some folks allow it's ion. Some folks vote for beer as notice thereof be given by publica- Another effort is to be made to FOWLt* IS YOUR BEST BUY Green wood will be taken on sub- EVENING IN PARIS ' " t FOUNTAIN SERVICE returns when fed during the early establish the willow ptarmigan as a all a lot of nonsense — like the their favorite beverage—others scription at The Record office. tion of a copy of this order, for three AND COTY CAMERAS SMOKERS ACCESSORIES successive weeks previous to said winter months. resident game bird in the upper wheelbarrow ride that Cappy had vote for cider. In fact, we all have Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schoonover GIFT SETS COLOR FILM ELECTRIC RAZORS In several trials conducted at the peninsula. to give Dutch after last election differences of taste in almost every- were very much surprised Sunday day of hearing, in the Watervliet $1.85 to$10.00 MONDAY through FRIDAY South Dakota experiment station, no Harold J. Richards, of Caspian, a day—from where 1 sit, it's a mighty thing! But that doesn't mean that when about thirty five of their rel- Record a newspaper printed and FLASHBULBS RODS and REELS 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. harmful effects occurred from shift- member of the conservation com- K & W Electric Shop atives and friends walked in and circulated in said County. wholesome aftermath to a differ- we can't live together in a spirit of LADIES' BABY GIFT SETS ing beef steers from a full feed of mission, will attempt to secure 200 helped them celebrate their forty- (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, Saturday - 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. WATERVLIET ence of opinion. good fellowship. GUNS and WEAVER hard shelled corn and barley to a ptarmigan for release on the west MICHIGAN ninth wedding anniversary and als( Judge of Probate. ELECTRIC RAZORS Because good Americans all take Certified to by XMAS & NEW YEAR SCOPES * CLOSED SUNDAY full feed of soft, moldy ear corn side of the upper peninsula during the birthday of their daughter, Mrs ^ HOME PERMANENT The shift was made in five days their politics and voting mighty MALCOLM HATFIELD, a hunting trip into northern Sas- Edna Grant, of South Haven. TONI - R. HUDNUT CARDS without the cattle going off feed or seriously. But when the issue's Judge of Probate. Dec.3,17 LINES and FUES katchewan province. PHOTO XMAS CARDS showing any bad effects. Lambs An effort in the mid-thirties by NEW SHAVING SETS used irt similar trials remained ORDER FOR PUBLICATION FROM YOUR SNAPS the Cleveland-Cliffs company to es- Copyright, 1948, United States Brewers Foundation Farm Labor Outlook White Mink healthy on soft, moldy corn and Appointment of Administrator from 91^ tablish ptarmigan on Grand Isle in Remains Unchanged Colognes Perfumes FINE CANDIES, NUTS made satisfactory gains. Lake Superior near Munising was De Bonis Non Moldy corn has no cash value ex- The farm labor outlook for 1949 STATE OF MICHIGAN NYLON HOSE PIPES LIGHTERS unsuccessful. These birds had been cept as a feed for livestock. While brought from Norway. indicates there will be little change Tl e Probate Court for the County 51 Ga.^JS Den. FAMOUS PARKER CIGARS TOBACCOS harmful molds may be present, it of Berrien. Ptarmigan, however, often winter according to farm economists at is less likely that livestock lasses Michigan State college. A high level At a session of said Court, l^eld at CLOSE-OUT SALE! "51" PENS and WESTCLOX CLOCKS in Minnesota, Ontario and Quebec would , be as great as fhe complete and conservation game men believe of non-farm employment is expect- the Probate office, in the City of St. SETS $2.95 to $6.75 loss from a corn crop, left to rot Joseph in said County, on the 23rd COSTUME JEWELRY that another effort to establish them ed to continue to draw workers - = However, Blank warns, spoiled oi day of November A.D. 1948. Vi PRICE! in the upper peninsula is warranted. from agriculture. EASTMAN KODAKS mouldy grain of any kind should Present, Honorable Malcolm Hat- CHEN YU LIPSTICK AND The bird is about the size of a ruf- Labor saving machinery has help- AMITY BILLFOLDS AND FILM not be fed to horses. field, Judge of Probate. NAIL LACQUER ed to ease the labor problem on some Larger amounts of corn that is In the Matter of the Estate of Tim- farms. Near industrial centers high in moisture must be fed il , UAveyouRHfArm ^ othy Murphy, Deceased. however, much available labor has LEWIS REXALL DRUG STORE gains are to equal those from dry ! FIXED AS PlfAHNCD. been drawn away from farm work William F. Murphy having filed it corn. % There is space in our ledgers for A slump in this non-farm enploy- said Court his petition praying that 1 Wintertime IS J ment would probably result in e the administration de bonis non of c a page for your bank account. We said estate be granted to WilUam F. Lynn Carver, the actress, delayed AffAR shift of labor to rural areas, they be- her marriage to John Burt, when a lieve. Murphy or to some other suitable If EPA W invite deposits. If you are not a person. prankster informed her by telephone Farm wage rates are ejepected to that her groom was already married. HIND!, customer of this bank, you have a continue near or above their pres- It is Ordered, That the 20th day of December A-D. 1948 at ten o'clock ir Seven graves in a Scranton, Penn.,! neighbor who is. Join him. ent all-time high level. cemetery are mute evidence of the the forenoon, at said Probate office 1 behind is hereby appointed for hear effectiveness of another practical ing said petition; joke that backfired in a dynamite It is Further Ordered, That Pub- factory. Read "Practical Jokes ROOFING i SIDING Aren't Funny" in the American 4 APPLIED lic notice thereof be given by pub- lication of a copy of this order, onct Weekly, the great magazine distrib-1 Engineered Insulation each week for three successive weeks uted with SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD-AMERICAN.—Adv. PRESSURE UATERPROOFING previous to said» day of hearing, in OF BASE1VTENTS the Watervliet Record a newspapei First National Bank printed and circulated in said Coun- Your shrubs may winter better if Free Estimates ty. the ground is given a thorough soak- OF WATERVLIET Convenient Terms Arranged (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD ing before winter weather. The dry- \ Phone 22 Judge of Probate. summer has left many shrubs with PH0NE:20IF-2 • WTmilET.MlCH. 'The Bank of the People" WATERVLIET Certified to by: only a small reserve of moisture. Millburg: Riverside MALCOLM HATFIELD, Judge of Probate. Nov26,Dec.lC A TELEPHONE COMPANY INVESTOR MEMBER FEDER^t"DtPOSltTt/SURftWCE CORP. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Appointment of Administrator STATE OF MICHIGAN SPECIAL! m The Probate Court for the County of Berrien. At a session of said Court, held at You may not own a share of American Telephone the Probate office, in th^ City of St. n',f 'mV®TSa Joseph in said County, on the 13th and Telegraph Company stock or a telephone rr.J • company bond, and yet you may be an investor Suits and Coats Reduced in the Bell System and Michigan Bell. REDUCED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE Mil Motor Coach and Electric BULLDOZER & CRANE Many banks and insurance companies are PICTURE OF A LADY Train to Chicago SERVICE holders of Bell System securities. So, if you BEFORE CHRISTMAS . . . Large and small bulldozers lor rem. have a savings account or an insurance policy, A SPECIAL GROUP OF COATS AND A SPECIAL GROUP OF COOKING DINNER Basements dug and fill Jobs. indirectly some of your money may be invested Black dirt and gravel. SUITS — FOR WEAR NOW AND ALL THROUGH THE WIN- in the telephone business. Canonie Excavating Co. TER AT NEW LOW PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOt MONEY! OOKS mora like knittin' than to rest, to shop, to spend with Phone 2167 Covert, Mich But who are the other investors in the Bell HOURLY SERVICE System ? Altogether there are more than 700,000 L• cookin' going on? Well, it's family or friends. of them in addition to insurance companies and SUITS The lady, you see, has an From Early Morning 'til Late at Night both. Sootless • • • flameless. • • fume- other financial institutions. They are school Regular $65.00 values - NOW eleetrk range. She has simply teachers, widows, housewives, farmers, me- less . . . electric cooking keeps LMV« Benton Harbor * Leave St. locoph Leave Bridgmtn Arrive Michigan City IHmmdalphChicag o»C) BASEMENTS chanics, business men, telephone workers — set the dials for the heat she BotUmStandard Jim* KafU rn Slnndard Tim* EiUtrrn Standard Tim* Central Standard Timu utensils shiny bright and the Cmtral Standard Tim* people in all walks of life who have put their •6:15 A.M. •6 23 AM. •6:47 A.M. •6:35 •8:12 A.M. wants and the automatic timer kitchen fresh, clean, and cool. ••6:55 AM. ••7:03 A.M. ••7:27 A M ••7:15 A, ••8:44 A.M. savings directly into Bell securities. $49.50 7:45 A.M. 7:53 A.M. 8:17 A.M- 8:05 A.M. 9:44 AM —DUG- will do the rest. Everything about an electric 8:45 A.M 8:53 A.M. 9:17 A.M. 9:05 A.M 10:44 A.M 'fiwiecC' nw Few businesses in America are so widely (A few that were formerly $49-50 are now $37.50) 9:45 A.M. 9:53 A.M. 10:17 A.M. 10:05 A.M. 11:44 A.M ^ owned by the people they serve. No one person She won't even have to peek 10:45 A.M. 10:53 A.M. 11:17 A.M. 11:03 A.M 12:44 P.M range makes it easy and safe, 11:45 AM. 11:53 A.M. 12:17 P. M. 12:05 P. M 1:44 P.M ...with a CITIES SERVICE Winter Conditioning! or institution owns as much as one third of one to see how things are doing. From 12:45 P.M. 12:53 P. M. 1:17 P.M. 1:05 P.M 2:44 P.M per cent of A. T. & T. stock. There aje about v thrifty and sure. Everything 1:45 P.M 1:53 P.M. 2:17 P.M. 2:05 P.M. LARGE & SMALL 3:44 P.M SEVEN POINT PROTECTION 75,000 more ovmers of the business than there COATS the time she flicks the switch, about an electric range says 2:45 P.M 2:53 P. M. 3:17 P.M. 3:05 P. M. 4:48 P. M. BULLDOZERS 3:45 P. M. 3:53 P. M. 4:17 P.M. 4:05 P.M. 5:50 P.M are employees of the business. her time's her own ... to knit, 4:45 P. M 4:53 P.M. 5:17 P.M. 5:05 P. M. 6:44 P.M, 1. CISCO SOLVENT motor cleansing 5. RADIATOR CONDITIONIN6- Formerly priced from $39.50 to $65.00 - NOW YOU ought to have one! 5:45 P. M 5:53 P.M 6:17 P. M. These dollars from investors are important 6:05 P.M. 7:56 P.M and treatment Drained, cleaned, checked for leaks. 6:45 P.M. 6:53 P.M 7:17 P.M. 7:05 P.M. 8:44 P. M. to good service. They are used to build and 7:45 P.M 7:53 P 8:17T.M. 8:05 P. M 9:44 P.M. EARTH MOVERS 2. REFILL CRANKCASE with winter- Then the proper amount of Cities 8:45 P.M. 8:53 P :a 9:17 P.M. 9:05 P. M. 10:44 P.M Service anti-freeze added. expand the telephone system. As a customer, INDIANA & MICHIGAN 9:45 P.M 9:53 P.M 10:17 P.M. 10:05 J>.M 11:44 P.M grade Trojan Motor Oil. you expect good telephone service. As an in- $35.00 11:10 P.M. 1148 P.M 11:42 P. M. 11:30 P.M 1:10 A.M. FOR RENT 3. SEALED LUBRICATION-with fresh, 6. BATTERY CHECK-for quick-start- £L£CTR1C COMPANY * £xo«pt Satoxday and Sunday. * Except Sunday. vestor, you expect security and a fair return clean, long-lasting TVojan Grease. ing. Chfeck terminals, liquid level, on your investment. Ask Ticket Agent for Official Time Table 4. FLUSH TRANSMISSION AND DIF- voftage. ' BSNTOK HABBOH; Union Bn» Depot, 216 W. Joe 3-73S2, Brldgman BO-Fll. Slewed FUlina FERENTIAL with Cisco Solvent Refill 7. TIRE CHECK—Inspect casing, tread, RIMES £ H1LDEBRAND Main St.. Phone 5-1121 and 5-1122. Station, Phone St. Joe 3-7796. LAVERN R. RICE with service-proved 6ear Oil. ST. JOSEPH: Carlton Walton' Store. Phone 3-162L ^BMdJiA^ WS?*"00 FUlln8 8Utlol,• pho,,# sidewalls, and valves. Phone MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ^ujifck /b... STEVENSVILLE. Eleler's Drug Store. Phone St HAHBEHT: TornquUl Store. Phone Lakeelde 3823. "MAKE THIS YOUR STORE" < o • • . Hartford 40 THEISEN-CLEMENS CO. ST. JOSEPH," MICH. and ASSOCUTED CITIES SERVICE DEALERS BETTERvLIVING E / The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Dec. 3, 1948 Page 7 Page 6 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Dec. 3, 1948 "Science and Health with Key to the Popularity Of Public fruit juices may be kept from 6 to c PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAJL Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening message Sunday morning on the ed the earth and made It; he hath theme, "Eureka" from John 1:45. Skiing Sites Mounting months. CHURCH at 8 o'clock. established It, he created It not in Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, Cereal Makers and in the ^venlng, "You Choose the RECORD CLASSIFIED SECTION FIRST METHODIST CHURC(.'HUE H GIVES SCHEDULE Making the transition from sum- Rev. Clifford Hllllke^ The Ladies' Aid society will spon- vain, he formed it to be inhabited: Include the following (p.331): "God Rev. Ralph M. Tweedy Resurrection". mer and fall to winter activities, the Mean temperature of Idaho Is 158 0:45 a.m. Classes for all ages in our sor a bazaar in the church parlor on I am the Lord; and there is none Is Individual, Incorporeal. He Is di- Phono 35 the evening of Dec. 9. The annual meeting of the church For Sale three state recreation areas of Or-1 FOR KEEPING degrees, milder by 5 degrees than Church School. else." vine Principle, Love, the universal 7 Offer Premiums Ohio and 12 degrees milder than Is being planned. A fellowship sup- DIRECTORY 9:45 a.m. Study of God's Word tonvllle near Flint, Highland nea.> 11:00 a.m. Worship Service. Ser- Among the Bible citations Is this cause, the only creator, and there is CLASSY ADDIE- ' Chester Aspengren, church school Maine and New Hampshire. ZION EVANGELICAL UNITED per is contemplated in the plans. FOR SALE — Outboard motor, 1.1 Pontiaic, and Muskegon park will COMPARE 'EM AIL mon subject: "Something Worth passage, (Psalms 100:3): "Know ye no other self-existence." superintendent, BRETHREN CHURCH h.p. Ideal for fishing and hunting. k /HE TELLS ME C To Boost Sales soon be ready for public skiing — ' FROZEN FOODS that thc Lord he Is God: It Is he that Knowing." Christian Science Services are held J. W. GUNN. M. D. Excellent condition. Price $40.00. providing the weatherman cooper-1 AND YOU'LL BUY THE NEW Estea L. Kenney. Pastor hM HE CAME IW Kv\ Vfx 11 a.m. Worship Service. NEW YORK,—Getting the small Tastiness of thc frozen fruits and The board of trustees will meet LAWRENCE FULL GOSPEL hath made us, and not we ourselves; at 11 o'clock every Sunday morning Can be seen at Bridges Garage. AM5WER TO \ ^ 6 p.m. Intermediate M.Y.F. at fry to eat more cereal once waj ates, Bible School at 9:45 a.m. ASSEMBLY Office Hours, 9 a. m, to Noon. x vegetables from your locker depends next Monday at the home of Thomas we are his people, and the sheep of at the church on Paw Paw street. LWANT AD/ ^ " Sunday by Appointment Only. 12-3-pd-tf the church. i strictly a parent's chore. Althoug there Isn't any snow tc upon the length of time they have H. O'Hara, Sr. at 8:00 p.m. Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m. of Lawrence, Mich. his pasture." Coloma. Sunday school convenes at CHURCH NEWS 7:30 p.m. Senior M.Y.F. at the Today it's a multl-milllon-dollai bolster their hopes at present, win- EASY been in, how they were wrapped Children's Bible Hour at 7:30 p.m. FOR SALE—Automatic bin-fed Po- Choir rehearsal at the church Rev. and Mrs. Guy Udell, Pastora Correlative passages to be read the same hour. A cordial invitation ALL KINDS OF GLASSES home of Betty Wurn; Yvonne Col- business. ter sport enthusiasts Including reg- and the temperature of the locker. Evening Gospel Service at 7:30 WATERVLIET BIBLE CENTER Thursday at 7:45 p.m. On Town Line Road, near Countj from the Christian Science textbook is extended to all to attend. FURNISHED cahontas stoker, A-l condition lins, leader. ular ski club members are bus> If you wrapped them properly and p.m. Bertll Brunden, '/j mile west of Junior's stake In the project goes SptHC&U&l, Rov. Harry R. Zemmer. Pastor Farm, south of US-12, 3 mi. west WATERVLIET MICHIGAN Wednesday, 7 p.m. Choir rehear- far beyond mere nourishment. For cleaning ski runs, removing under- stored them at zero degrees Fahren- r Watervliet on US-12. 12-10-p WITH \cross from Depot on Pleasant St Mid-week Service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00. him, the rewards are premiums that brush and erecting tow facilities at heit you can reckon how long they FREE METHODIST CHURCH sal at the E, G, Mllham home, Choir Practice at 8:30 p.m. Morning Worship, 11:00. reflect his up to the minute inter- these recreation centers. Club mem- will keep fresh and check them out 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. This is Rev. M. E. Andrews. Pastor F. W. BROWN. M. D. FOR SALE—New 3-room house with 7:30 p.m. Prayer Service; place AUTOMATIC SPIN-RINSE Thursday evening the Home- Young People's Meeting, 6:30. announced on Sunday. This group ests in the atomic age: "Atom bers of the Flint, Pontlac and the accordingly. Missionary Sunday. The entire Sun- 138 Pleasant St. - Phone 107 m Idol Christmas Gift complete bath, electric water heat- day School offering will be placed Bullder's class will meet at thc Har-i Evangelistic Meeting, 7:45 PHYSICIAN and SURGEON er; fully insulated. Large lot. $1500 Is beginning the study of the Act.' bomb" rings, jet plane models, Scenic trail ski club of Muskegor Suggestions for the length of time ™ pastor, M. E. Andrews will vey Arent home. Mrs. John Wolff pilot's goggles. All he needs are a are working week-ends In their re- N into the Missionary fund. Cottage Prayer Meeting In Hart- Phone 56 down, balance like rent. B. Brunden of the Apostles,'which has a vital various foods may be kept under preach at both services Sunday. has charge of the devotions. There For Alert, Wide-Awake Children few box tops and an occasional spective recreation areas. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Ser- - ford, Friday evening, 7:45. WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN mile west of Watervliet on US-12 . message to every age. proper conditions are made by Paul- Morning worship at 11:00. Subject will be election of officers at this dime or quarter. These clubs will operate the ski vice. Rev. Henry Harms will be thc VVednesday Night, 7:45. A TREASURY OF PLAY IDEAS FOR TINY TOTS 11.25 :alls Answered Promptly Dsv or 12-10-p The Senior and Intermediate ine Paul of the foods and nutrition •The Dimensions of God." Rev. ing facilities this wlnte/for the pub- WASHes meeting. Special music and singing. All Ages 2-6 ! groups of the Methodist Youth Fel- At the same time, the project RINSES department at Michigan State col- speaker. Andrews has recently returned from Night means fat contracts for advertising faster 6:30 p.m. Young People's Hour. Friday evening the Friendship welcome. FOR SALE—*35 Chevrolet indoor. lowship are making plans to enter- lic as well as their own members DAMf-DRIES lege. Buffalo, New York and will speak men and novelty makers; work for guided by conservation field per- HERf HERf 7:30 p.m. Evening Service. class will meet at the Harry Gelbel Ideas to make toddlers happy; play for the pre-school Good tires. Good condition. $200. TRY ONE AND SEE tain the Van Buren-Berrlen sub- Many foods will keep up to 12 of some of the experiences when he radio actors and comic strip artists; 3:45 p.m. Monday afternoon thc home. All members of the class are CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES child; party games for tiny tots; quiet stay-in-bed ac- Spe-D-Gas. Co. 12-3-p , district M.Y.F group Sunday eve- sonnel. During the height of thc months. Whole kernel sweet corn saw Niagara Falls and also of the H. B. ANDERSON. M. D. endorsement payments for sports urged to come and bring their tivities. / ning, Dec. 12, beginning with a pot- skiing and toboggannlng season the sliced apples, rhubarb, blackberries K.Y.B. Clubs meet. spot where the Free Methodist de- "God The Only Cause And Crea- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON SEASON BASKETBALL TICKETS We're not saying that you'll be stars. centers will have the services of park 8:00 p.m. Wednesday evening friends. | luck lunch at 6:30, Rev, Glenn Frye boysenberries, loganberries, raspber- tor" will be the subject of the Les- —Are now on sale at the school And for the people who make the nomination was founded. Next Sunday there will be ob- A LITTLE GIRL'S TREASURY OF THINGS TO DO $1.25 Krnergency Appointments Any Time able to scare up a ghost by us- of the Benton Harbor Methodist managers or rangers. ries, strawberries, peaches, apricots prayer service. Thc Young People will have son-Sei mon in all Christian Science office; price $2.95, a saving of 55c. ready to eat cereals, of course, the The conservation department ha Rev. Henry Harms, known as Un- servance of Holy Communion dur- A LITTLE BOY'S TREASURY OF THINGS TO DO $1.25 ing a want ad. but we are say- j Peace Temple is to be the speaker. plums, and pumpkin or squash pulp charge of the Praise service at 7:30 churches throughout the world on WO North Main St Phone 244 12-3 reward is sales—an estimated 175 purchased land In the Porcuplnc cle Henry will bring his last mes- ing the morning service. The quar- Ages 6-9 He always has a fine message. He may be held that long. followed by preaching service at Sunday, December 5. WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN ing that you'll be able to get million dollars worth annually. Mountafns state park west of Onto- sages this Sunday, Dcc. 5. The adults terly conference will meet following XMAS TREE BULBS—All sizes. No has recently .returned from China Also included in the list that may about 8:15 by the pastor. This ser- The Golden Text (Isaiah 45:18) Is: A GIRL'S TREASURY OF THINGS TO DO !___ $1.25 most anything else you want. The breakfast food Industry has nagon which will eventually be de- have enjoyed his services as well as the evening service. All reports are limit. Watervliet Hardware. and other Far Eastern places. be kept\a year are blueberries vice will be a continuation of the to be prepared In writing. "Thus saltfc the Lord that created A BOY'S TREASURY OF THINGS TO DO $1.25 Want ads get results ... try been using premiums for more than veloped as a ski area. the boys and girls. If you have ARTHUR A. McNABB, MD 12-3-tf a quarter of a century. In the early SEE IT IN ACTION TODAY AT huckleberries, broccoli, cauliflower morning service. ^ The pastor will be bringing his thc heavens; God himself that form- Ages 9-12 ' ' not heard him yet, you will want to oneand see for yourself, days, the lures were mostly small lima beans, parsnips, peas, spinach The broadcast will be heard at PHYSICIAN and SURGEON REDUCED PRICES—Am able to of- be sure to be at his closing services Things to make; things to do; stay-in-bed games; play- pictures of birds or movie favorites. r.nd other greens. 12:45 on Sundays rather than that at Office Hours 1 - 4 P.M. fer reduced prices on religious Brown Thrush Has Narrow New Yorkers Boo as Hitler's this week-end. mate games; unsupervised play; party games; horrifc Now they reflect the changing K & W From 8 months to a year you may 7:30. "World Conditions In The And By Appointment books, pictures and "Art Wood'" Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 7 at 2:0( A P P IL E S materials only. Escapes in Noisy City times. Car Is Unloaded at Pier keep cantaloupe, beans, corn on the Light Of Eternal Truth." plaques. They make excellent Christ- the Women's Missionary Circle wiU Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted NEW YORK.—A chorus of hisses cob and fruit juices with the excep- The prayer meeting will be held ZVi-in. SELECT JONATHONS, 5-lb. mesh bag S0( mas gifts. Magnificent line of Christ- THE RECORD ATLANTA, GA.-Clty life was Many Different Premiums. Electric Service meet at the home of Mrs. Elmei 1 THE GIFT NOOK Phone Office 356 just too much for this unhappy, and boos greeted a special automo- tion of the citrus variety. In the church at 7:30 Thursday eve- 2 / -in. SELECT JONATHONS, Vz bu. box .$2.00 mas greeting cards, Christmas wrap-^ The energetic young cereal eater Swanson on Paw Paw avenue. 2 Telephone 261 Jane M. Curtis confused brown thrush. bile, built on specifications ordered W atervliet Mixed fruits, asparagus and citru< ning, led by the pastor. pings, etc.. now available. Prices and box top collector of recent by Adolph Hitler, as it was swung Vf 2%-in. DELICIOUS, V2 bu. box $2.50 The bird got caught in a whirl JOSEPH CONWAY. M.D. right and quality the best. PEARL months could, with his prizes, fin- to the pier from the hold of the liner l of traffic on busy Forsyth street. 2 /rin. FANCY JONATHONS, I bu $3.50 LAWNDALE GROCERY PHYSICIAN and SURGEON PLAYFORD, 114 Paw Paw Ave. gerprint the whole neighborhood, Stockholm. ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOUC Business Service Fluttering under automobiles develop his own snapshots, perform Telephone 261 Open Evenings and Sunday Phone 198. 12-10 CHURCH ZVz-in. SELECT JONATHONS, one carton Hours: 1 - 4, 7 - 8 and trolleys, it caused a traffic feats of magic, or set up complete The black, 9,500-pound touring America's Greatest TRUCKING — Moving, hauling, etc car, capable of speeds up to 135 |Klaiber's Rev. R. G. Thelen. Pastor (Eight 5-lb. mesh bags) $4.00 A COMPLETE LINE OF MEATS AND VEGETABLES And» By Appointment FOR SALE—Light blue net formal jam. Horns blared and tires circuses or frontier villages of card- Cinders furniahed on short noUce. miles an hour, is owned by Christo- size 13. Phone 162. screamed. board. -- Watch Value! Sunday Masses, 8:30 and 10:3C As Well As GROCERIES Uhones Ed Youdell, phone 345. 3-28-47 p pher G. Janus of Chicago, manag- Furniture Store office 357 Residenoe 369 Cheating death by inches, the He could adorn himself with o'clock. Week day Masses at 8:0C BEER AND WINE TO TAKE OUT FOR SALE—2 room cottage to be ing director of Eximport Associates, WATERVLIET FRD1T EXCHANGE, INC. SEPTIC TANKS ana Grease Traps bird finally reached the side- aviator's helmets, beanie caps, cow- incorporated. He says it "looks as fURNITURt o'clock. Lawndale—US-12 Dick Curtis moved, 12x16. Cupboard and built walk. Dignified businessmen Religious dlasses, Monday eve- Phone 258 US-12 cleaned. Phone 10F22. Hentschel boy spurs, badges, bracelets and big as a house." ELIZABETH STAGG, M.D. in sink. Inquire Shirley Tacy. 12-3 skittered about trying to catch any number of assorted rings. nings 7:3C o'clock, grades 8 to 12: Sanitation Service. 3-l-47tf the elusive thrush in their hats. Designed by Hitler and manufac- Saturday afternoons at 2:00 o'clock MAIN CLINIC FOR SALE—Small house with ap- One of the rings offered was tured by Mercedes-Benz, the car RADIO SERVICE—Leave your radio It darted into a hotel lobby, called a "pirate's gold detector." BULOVA Xmas Specials By Appoinment proximately one acre of land was given by Hitler to Fii:ld Mar- grades 1 to 7. at the Watervliet Hardware, it will avoiding capture until It dropped Another could be used for signaling Confessions: Thursday evenings af- House partly finished. Cheap. Terms shal Mannerhelm of Finland, Short- Phone 244 be picked up, serviced and returned from exhaustion. at night. An "explorer's ring" con- — FOR EXAMPLE — ter the novena services, Saturday af- See Esther M. Cooper, east of Cath- ly after the Russians entered Fin- 460 North Main St. within 48 hrs. |by BROWN'S RADIO Its captor put the bird in a box tained a compass and sun dial ternoons from 4:00 till 5:00, Satur- olic cemetery, Watervliet. 12-3-p land it was sent to Stockholm. $89.50 value Tilt Back Chairs and Ottoman PRE-INVENTORY WATERVLIET. MICH. SERVICE, or phone Coloma 19, and said that he would take it under a plastic dome and was There Janus bought it in a barter day evenings from 7:30 till 9:00. Sun- identical in principle to the time- or Rockers, mohair friesce, special $69.50 FOR SALE—Extra heavy duty chain 8-13-tf back to the country. deal. The machine has adjustable .C29 days 8:00 a.m. drive tricycle. Balloon tires. Ex- pieces carried by military men dur- armor-plate and bullet-proof glass. The bazaar being sponsored by the TRUCKING—Driveway and cement ing the American revolution. DR. JOE F. REED •ellent condition. Can be seen eve- Janus, at the pier to receive the $69.50 value Chairs or Rockers, very high Rosary and Altar society will be gravel, sand fill and top dirt. Call There were pedometers to tell the OSTEOPATHIC ings. Roger Spencer, 128 St, Joseph Floyd Moline. Watervliet 82-W. Reporter In Russ Garb car, said he would drive it to Chi- grade covers, special $49.50 held in the church parlors tfiis (Fri- kids how far they walk in a day; a CLEARANCE SALE street. Phone 37XM. 12-3-p 1-1-47 p cago, day) afternoon and evening. Goods PHYSICIAN ard SURGEON Tests Army's Security putt-putt noise attachment for bi- $49.50 value Rockers or Chairs, special .... $34.50 "I don't know what I am going suitable for Christmas gifts, a baked "OR SALE—5 room modern house. ALISO CANYON, CAUF. - A cycles; comic books, binoculars, Vorth Main Street Phone 150-F2 to do with it," he said, ALL KINDS OF END TABLES. LAMP TABLES AND goods sale, a country store, a fish Insulation & Roofing sports pamphlets, money belts. ALL ODD LOTS AND SURPLUS ITEMS MUST GO BEFORE INVENTORY IS TAKEN! 2 bed/ooms and bath. Utility room self-styled Russian army colonel "I have been trying for 18 months COFFEE TABLES REDUCED ACCORDINGLY pond and numerous other diversions WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN seized as he watched maneuvers of with stationary tubs, water heater * GOOD ROOFS SINCE 1913 And, of course, the perennial fa- to get a car in the United States; United States naval and marine will feature the bazaar. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO PICK UP SOME GOOD VALUES AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS. and softener. Insulated and storm Contractors for vorites; Bird pictures again, pho- it took just 30 days to buy Hitler's," $19.50 value Floor Lamps with plastic silk Today (Friday) Is the first Frday units, was Identified as a reporter tos of celebrities and false face cut- DEANE FIZZELL, D.D.S. windows. Garage. Phone Watervliet ROOFS FOR ALL TYPES Janus declined to name the dollar shades, special $11-95 of the month. The Mass Is scheduled We only have space here to list a few of the many, manjr great bargains that we are offering on this 341-R. 12-3 planted by his newspaper "to test" outs. value of the ball bearings for Dental Ofiice At BUILDINGS security precautions at the war for 8:00 o'clock.' The Mass of re- sale. So plan to be here soon before the items you want are gone. Flat Roofs Repeat Popular Items which the car was exchanged. Table Lamps, special $3.95 to $29.50 paration will be said on Saturday 122 Pleasant Street FOR SALE—'28 Hupmobile 4-door games. sedan, runs good, excellent tires. Siding >• Asbestos The San Diego Journal said the As one premium specialist put it: HER morning at the same hour. Watervliet, Michigan "Every other year or so, when the ALL LIVING ROOM AND BED ROOM SUITES Cheap transportation. $125.00. or Brlclc and Stone Design man, who first identified himself to Railroaders' English Stumps EXCELLENCY Sunday Is the Holy Communion Phone 333 • new crop of youngsters comes LUMBER best offer. Phone Sunday after 12:0C All Aluminum Self Storing military police as a Russian army REDUCED 20% Sunday for the Rosary and Altar along, we can repeat many of these Professors but Not Brakemen 21 jtwels 400 sq. ft. GUM FLOORING $75.00 per thousand Watervliet 55-J. 12-3p Storm Windows officer, was John d'Alfonso. BROADLOOM CARPETING, all sizes society. Blown-In Insulation Brig. Gen. Omar T. Pfieffer, ohief things again, generation after gen- SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—The car ^^4950 The Masses for the Feast of the 500 sq. ft. No. 2 OAK FLOORING Greatly Reduced T. J. HANSON, D.D.S. TOR SALE — Baled wheat straw, FREE ESTIMATES of staff of the Camp Pendleton eration, as' sure as the kites and toad told the head shack and the $6.95 per sq. yd. and up Immaculate Conception, next Wed- $19 per ton. W. E. Aspengren, 1 And Low Monthly Payments marine barracks, said the reporter skipping ropes that blossom in the hog head that something was wrong 100 pes. 4 x 4 - 8* Yellow Pine $60.00 per thousand Dental Office in spring." nesday, Dec. 8, have been set by the ml. So. of Toquln. Phone 220F23 Watervliet Dist, Manager would be turned over to the FBI on the crummy so that Annie was First National Bank Bldg. delayed a few hours. Select now and save money. Will hold merchandise for future pastor for 6:30 and 9:00 o'clock. AND MANY OTHER LUMBER BARGAINS < Hartford. 11-3 II. W. Corbldge Phone 160 because he had no credentials and So far, however, the No, 1 head- delivery. We carry our own accounts! liner for the kids was that atom Confused? You well might oe— Watervliet, Mich. GAREY ROOFING COMPANY was wearing the uniform of a for- Tel. 359 FOR SALE — Two parlor heating bomb ring. When you put your eye unless you're a railroader. This Store Will Be Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH MILLWORK 272 East Napier Phone 8752 eign government. stoves; a kerosene cook stove with Wearing a Russian uniform rent- close to the plastic bomb, you could R. A. Gensmer, Pastor MICHIGAN These are just a few of the slang 67 24x30 2 Light Wood Bead STORM SASH 15% Off LOUIS J. BRULE oven attached and enamel top kit- ed from a costume shop, D'Alfonso see a radiant substance inside that phrases used by railroad mery. The Coloma. Mich. BENTON HARBOR sparkled as if alive. More than Brand New chen cabinet. 140 Paw Paw avenue was picked up as he watched the sentence means: The car Inspector Klaiber Furniture Store Divine service, 10 a.m. Justice of the Peace :;r phone Watervliet 42-J. 11-19-tf large-scale maneuvers from a can- three million children sent 15 cents told the brakeman and the engineer 301-305 Main St. St. Joseph and a box top for that one. that something was wrong on the Sunday School and Bible Class 56 24x26 2 Light Wood Bead STORM SASH 15% Off SEE yon side reserved for civilian spec- 11:15 a.m. Brand New Notary Public FOR SALE—In Hartford: Neat clean tators. Premium giving is as old as his- caboose so the Ann Rutledge train WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN 5 room home, inside convenien- THE NEW. ADVANCED tory, Frank Waggoner, a New York was delayed a few hours. A wide selection of standard size WINDOW FRAMES all nailed ces, electricity, gas, city water, elec. Podunk—Yes, There Is Such trade publication editor who has Although most of the train nick- together ready to be installed, average price $3.00 per opg. C. 1. M O N R O E hot water heater, newly redecorated WINTER written college textbooks on the names have been replaced by num- Many standard and odd size SCREENS, galv. & bronze wire, and in splendid condition. Quick pos- A Town—Wants Recognition subject, says one of the earliest bers, railroadmen still refer to the NOTARY PUBLIC. session. $4,000 and terms can be ar- FASHION FROCKS PODUNK, MASS. - Residents of premiums on record was a medal "Annie" and the "Abe" instead of given to natives of Pompeii who at- 75< and up REAL ESTATE, ranged. F. W. Schurman, Real Es- Podunk have determined to let the the Ann Rutledge and Abraham I have the complete new line tended the baths. That would be FOR THE 5 Aluminum WINDOW AND FRAMES $5.00 per unit and tate Broker, Hartford. 8-13-tf world know that there really Is such Lincoln trains running between ready to show — thrilling styles INSURANCE a community and that it Is a nice about the middle of the first century Springfield and St. Louis and the A, D. 750 pes. White Pine WINDOW TRIM "Narrowline" .... 5^ per ft. WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN you will want to see. place to live and has modem Im- "Doodlebug" traveling between ^ PLUS MANY MORE MILLWORK SAVINGS For Rent provements. Springfield and Beardstown, FAMILY MRS. JUNE RICE Because lexicographers have Ig- East Coast Fishermen Boost Other railroad lingo terms are: MYRON H. WOLCOTT the yardmaster, a "dinger"; the FOR RENT—6 room house in Wa- nored Podunk and newspaper men INSULATION Phone 234FI2 Watervliet, Mich. Herring Catches for Europe switchmen, "snake" or "stingers," ATTORNEY AT LAW tervliet area. See Esther M. Coop- have bandied the name about In a 9 rolls ALUMINUM REFLECTIVE INSULATION, Offices American Legion BWg. jocular manner, fol^s here have de- BLOCK ISLAND, R. I,—The fish depending on their union affiliate; er, east of Catholic cemetery. 12-3-p in Block Island sound are feeling FRIDAYS Telephone cided to speak up. an engine not equipped with an .•x-.'x- SUNBEAM (666 sq. ft. roll), $5.00 per roll President Robert S, Wakeman, of the effects of the European Recov- automatic stoker, "armstrong"; an 9:00 - 5:00 St. Joseph 33713 FOR RENT—3 room house and bath. SHAVEMASTER Lo-K Full Thick Flameproof ed Cotton Blanket 5^ per sq. ft. Oil heat. Phone Wttervllet 170-M. the Podunk community club, report- ery plan. engine and caboose only, "caboose Watervliet, Mich. Millions of herring — left undis- bounce," and an attentive telegraph Shaves closer and faster 12-3 ed that plans were being made to INSULATION PAYS YOU DIV1DEN6S AT REGULAR DUMP TRUCK WORK turbed in the past for lack of a operator, "dispatcher's delight," because it has greater invite lexicographers and newspa- ^ HIS FOR RENT—2 furnished apartments. -ALSO- permen to a sightseeing tour and a market — are being caught to feed cutting speed and large PRICES, SO THIS IS A DOUBLE 3AVING BENJAMIN F. ROGERS EXCELLENCY Heated, utilities furnished. Phone dinner. the hungry abroad. Huge trailers World's Largest Coal Mine single head. AC or DC. Real Estate - Insurance GOOD CRUSHED DRIVEWAY are carrying the silvery, foot-long 21 jewels rColoma 83F22. 11-12-lf They'll have to travel five miles Largest coal mine in the world is HARDWARE fish to canning factories on the 55250 50 Bonds and AND CEMENT GRAVEL south of East Brookfield among the located at West Frankfort. Ill, This FOR RENT—2 and 3 room apart- wooded Worcester county hills. eastern shore of Maryland and to SAND FILL and TOP DIRT city has adopted as its slogan, "In $22 141 Copper WINDOW WEATHERSTRIP Sets .... 55< per set ' ^ Notary Public ments. Stove heat. Furnished or Maine. the Land of Old King Coal," Watches you'll proudly ir'rwji A Real Bargain Phone 147-M unfurnished. Children welcome. Ph. Specializing In Driveways Carl Johnson, veteran fishing cap- Coloma 83F22. 11-12-tf Britain Tops LUt tain, explained they hsd been in the wear . . . anywhere. 32 Pc. Dinner- 11 rolls 4-point BARBED WIRE $4w00 per roll Watervliet, Michigan For the flnt time in 25 yeam, Bri- sound for years. "But," he said, While few hunters associate south- ALDEN 'CHUM' WHITE Unmatched, for style, for ware Set tain became the world's largest paa- "this is the first year we've han- ern Michigan with good ruffed SCREEN PAINT APPLICATORS St Phone 115J An ouittonding value1 Beautiful 'hreo INSULATING TAPE 15^ per roll A. L. MILLER . Lost and Found senger car exporter In March, March dled them. The large majority are grouse hunting the conservation de- quality, for lasting valuel coio> flora' detrgr with gold edge. * REAL ESTATE exports, which numbered 19.100 cars, canned for the new type of lend- partment has received good report? were 78 per cent of Britain's total lease for Europe, We're trying to Complete \ervice for ti* A Large Selection Of CABINET HARDWARE Homes - Farms - Lake Property LOST—Billfold containing several llllillillllllillimiillllillimillililllllillllll this season from Barry, Montcalm passenger car production and 1,000 knock a couple of billion dollars off Excellent Quality - Greatly Reduced personal papers, but no bills. Will St, Clair, Lapeer, and Ingham coun- & NOTARY PUBLIC PLUMBING & ELECTRIC mire than United States' February the Marshall plan figures," G. W, MEYER ties as well as the Allegan state for- Mlrromatle finder please return to C&O Agent More than 3% million pounds of GLASS HOUSE NUMBERS, distinctive beauty 5< Paw Paw Ave., opposite Golf Course SERVICE exports, which made up only a small est. JEWELER PRESSURE In Watervliet. 12-3-p herring have been caught since the $ .95 SCREEN DOOR LATCHES 35^ Home phone, Coloma 74 Deep and Shallow Well Pumps percentage of U. S. output. COOKER run started. Large balloon nets 12 A chance to procure handmade Benton Harbor, Mich. TUBULAR LATCH SETS, very good quality $1.00 and Water Heaters dragged along the shore bottom are Precision preiture control permitt Business Service Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies A good deal! Attend the bazaar at Christmas gifts at the St, Joseph's • election of juit the right pretture used to snare them. The best place Prkes Include Federal Tax Front Door LOCK SETS $5.00 and up O. J. HOWARD. D.V.M. St. Joseph's Catholic church this foi eoch type o' food * qt to find the herring is from three to Catholic churc^ bazaar this (Friday) 'opooty STEEL BASEMENT SASH, 2 light, glass size 15"xl6" .... $2.00 VETERINARIAN BODY. FENDER & COLLISION E. L. R1CHCREEK (Friday) afternoon and evening nine miles out. afternoon and evening,—Adv. BARN DOOR HARDWARE At "Give Away" Prices • WORK—Also Painting, Quality Phone 196 Watervliet You'll enjoy It.—Adv. The herring found the sound a Mather's Own Residence West of Creamery- workmanship, Watervliet Body Shop. .95 MANY, MANY OTHERS Phone 84-R iiiiimiiimiiimiimimiimimiiimimiiii good place to escape whales. Tool Kit *8 Phone 351. YOU CAN BUY FX WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN YOU CAN SELL IT A handy te* d looli 35c College of Benton Harbor. t MORE BOILING BEEF, lb 35c FOR YOUR SLICED BACON u. 39c MONEY Colors- At (Avbe/v reliable stores GEORGIA BACON (Chunk), lb 43c everywhere Remember Young, Lean —resolve to driva PORK CHOPS - 55c carefully to protsat yourself and your GROCERY DEPARTMENT OLEO, Nu Made, lb .*... 31c passengers. Resolva MIXED NUTS, lb 39c der to carry good auto~ ENGLISH WALNUTS, Diamond, lb 39^ SIRLOIN STEAK Tb 59c mobile insurance to XMAS CANDY, hard mixed, lb 25$ PINEAPPLE JUICE, sweetened, 46 -oz. can .... FRENCH DRESSING, pinit 10c protect your auto~ mobile investment. CRISCO, 3-lb. can $1,15 OLEO, Keyko or Durkee's, lb 35^ Call us for rateo. 9x12 Size Gold Medal Hour $1.951 OXYDOL, DUZ, TIDE, SUPER SUDS, pkg 32^ B. D. DWIGGINS AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP FLAKES, pkg 32* Ed's Quality Market Insurance Agency SILVER DUST, pkg 32< Phone 195 Watervliet, Mich. 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