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VOL. XXVII, NO. 15 LOWELL, MICHIGAN, SEPT. 18, 1919 VOL. XV, NO. 33 SIN C/ty State ffian/c SCHOOL PO ILS N BIG MOVES Tobacco Week

The Total Enrollment of Lowell Rev. Jerrett Goes to Dowagiac. Rev. Will Open Automobile Store and Compensation Status of the Clerk. Condensed report of the City State Bank, Lowellf Schools is 449. Harris, of Lawrence Comes. Battery Shop in King Block. Treasurer and Register of Deeds At the Rexail Store East Ward—Grades 1-4 ....80 By the edict of the Michigan F. A. Gould has taken the Over- Vexes. Mich., as made to the Banking Commissioner of West Ward—Grades 1-4 ...... 50 Methodist conference which closed land agency for Lowell and has Friday's announcement In The This week and until present stock is exhausted South Ward—Grades 1-4...... 21 in Lansing, Tuesday, Bev. W. M. P. rented the east store of the King Herald of the possibility that the we are offering you two big cigar specials. Michigan and the Federal Reserve Banking System. Kindergarten ....21 Jerrett, pastor of the Lowell church block, where late next week, will county clerk, register of deeds ami tirade ft ... 30 for the past two years, will be sta- be opened an up-to-date automo- the county treasurer are given the tirade 0 ....25 tioned at Dowagiac for the coming bile and supply store and battery right of acceptim/ the fees ot their Junior High school ... 120 year; and Bev. H. H. Harris, pastor shop with a 24-hour service. A respective oltices in lieu of salaries RESOURCES UAHILITIES Senior Hitth school ...116 at Lawrence, Van Buren county, for full line of parts for Ford cars, as a result of the repeal of the local six years, will come to Lowell. trucks and tractors will be handled salary act, created a Hurry in otlicial Rigby's Red Hill Total: .....449 Mr. Jerrett will preach at the Loans nnd discounls $11)9.075.01 (':i|,i|!i| si(M'k s25,IMM».. I>. Look, Vice Pres. produce results. pink astors held the gifts. The eve- \V. T. Condon, Vice Pres. Harry Day, Cashier ning was spent in hemming towels school in his district and .Mrs. zens league held several conferences The girls of the sewing and cook- ami illustrating a book represenlViu .lennings' private school in Lowell, with the local legislators, al which ing classes are preparing eMiibil a history of the bride. Place carM? afterward going to Kent City, when hills allecting the county were con- and demonstration work for the he married Eva Delk. They moved sidered, but as far as could be as- Community fair. and favors were placed for 12 guests. Out of town guests were Miss Alice to Lowell 38 years ago, ami this has certained Friday, neither the com- There are 49 students who have Crawford, of Ionia and Miss Buth been his home ever since. Mrs. mittee nor the league heard of the enrolled in the beginning Latin Layer, of Grand Bapids. , Clark died in January, 1900. leaving bill as it was passed. < ( class. This shows that studenb i nine children, of whom live are liv- Our county committee could not are realizing the benefils to In ing: Will J., and Mrs. Nancy be expected to give as much atten- Fool Your Neighbors" gained from the study of Latin. IN THE LONG AGO Denick, of Lowell; llobart, of Fallas- tion to such legislation as should Last Thursday evening the stu- burg; Mrs. Ina Potter, of Keene, and have been given," said Countv Clerk Put your Edison on your porch some evening and give No Profiteeritig dents enjoyed the first social func- Items Taken From This Paper Mrs. Ilattie Bice, of Pontiac. One Hill Friday, "It is a big task. Cer- tion of the year. The members of Twenty-five Years Ago This son, Charlie, was killed in action in tainly none of the county oil ice is the nighbors a real concert. the Junior and Senior High school- Week. Knmce. a blow from which Mr. desired such a condition to be were entertained in the gymnasium Base ball, Belding I. Lowell 7. Clark never recovered. created." No other make of machine ever fools any one for at Oliver's. We have never advanced prices on Giles and Barber, Lowell battery. lie is ill so survived by two sisters. Offered By Nurthern Man. BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. lUiby Smith, of Huron, South I he bill, as originallv presented, you know what it is when you hear it, but there are (roods purchased before the advance in wholesale Death of llussell 15. Beach, of Evening service. Pastor Webh Cannon, aged NX Dakota: Mrs. Vera Wallace, of De- was ottered by a northern legisla- many instances where the New Edison has really prices. We are satistied with one fair profit: so the will preach. John C. Moth gets patent on im- troit and two brothers, Otis Clark, tor with the view of increasing the proved oil can. of Cannon lownship and Alex Cov- salar\ ot the ollicials of his counlv. been mistaken for the real thing, they thought they opportunity to save money on your needs in METHODIST CHURCH Ilarley Maynard learning ert. of Hockford, and many othei How the section, which repeals Hie tele- heard someone sing, or perhaps an orchestra play- Heliring pastor Jerrett will con- graphy with A. (>. HeydlautV. relntives and a host of friends. local act. was added is a question duct the morning service a I the O. O. Adams, of Vergennes will which was not solved l-;ida.\ ing. Lowell church and the afternoon move to Lowell. CARD OF THANKS. i'lepresentative .lanus Mol stated Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, service al the Vergennes churcli. Wither Post recovering from four We wish to thank the neighbors that he took a copy of the act to the weeks of spinal meningitis. it Falliisburg, who so kindly helped attorney general, who. in an opin- This is not mere advertising talk, is simply the un- Cut Class, Fancy China, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mastenbrook-Alger dam suit start- us (luring the sickness and deidb of ion, said that the new act did no; disputed facts, and only requires demonstrations to ed. our falher and grandfather. allect Kent county ollicers and that Services both morning ami eve- it repealed only that part of act ."{T'.l ning. Bev. (leo. H. Endv comes as A. P. Hunter and L. II. Ilnnt and Mr. iind Mrs. llobart Clark prove it. Classware, Dinner ladies attend (i, A. M. National en- and children. of the local acts of 1891 (the local a candidale for the pulpit and wil» salary act) as might be ineonsis- conduct the service. It is highly :-ampmenl at Pittsburg. If you want real music in the home "buy an Edisan New Lowell house closed. OBITUARY—MRS. IDA VANDER- lenl. I nder this interpretidion Ware, Kodaks, important that every member of the the Kent ollicers will eonlinne In % church and society be present at Davis house renovated. LIP. One tlay Lowell shipment i-T serve under the present salary. Ihesy. services. _Miss Ida Johnson was horn Nov. 1 he ad is as follows: etc.. etc., is still good here. Also, we can do your peaches by rail 2.25(1 bushels. 27. 18115, in Keene, lonhi county, J. S. Hooker opened Lowell fair "In all counties of the slate ot CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. where she spent iill her childhood Michigan where county ollicials and R. D. Stocking ^ repairs right, readily and reasonably. ollice in Train block. days. Every Sunday morning at eleven I). E. Spring has new milk wag- Iheii assistants, deputies and clerks Sole Agent. o clock over Lowell State Bank. April I, 188.'), she was married are paid salaries lixed by the board on. to Bert Vandcrlip, of Lowell, and Subject of sermon for Sunday. Sept. IL B. Boylan delegate for Ed;!/ ot supervisors for their services, the 21, "Matter," Everybody cordial- departed this life Sept. II, 1910, id- board of supervisors of said coun- ly invited. lent at state Maccabee n;e;!ii;,'! ::l ler an illness of two weeks. She Lansing. ties shall have the rigid and pow- A. D. OLIVER Optometrist Sunday school at 12:00 noon. was a member of the M. E. church, er, and it is hereby declared to he Fred Malcom gone to Kentucky af- of Lowell, having joined this church ier thoroughbred horse. their duly, to lix the salaries of all "Ejes Kxumined and (JiaHses Fitted." ELMDALE BETHANY CHURCH. in November, l

Of this vast area, as big aa nil New Tnlted Stales government, with ono England with Indiana added, two- of the Wright brothers on the scene, thirds Is mountainous. made Us preliminary test ot airplanes The slate Is traversed by lhe main tn this city before adopting them for chain of the Uoeky mountains, the oft- The Wonders the service of the United Slates. (pioied "luuikbone of lhe continent," General News Section of Ledger To the Wright brothers General the huge roof-tree of our republic. State LEDGER'S FARM DEPARTMENT Menoher has given the credit for the .rij-u-u-Li~u~ii~i~ of America Prolific molher of rivers, ibis great T development of the airplane to the watershed gives rise lo the Ulo standards of practical use. The Grande, the two Plaltes, the Arkansas, By T.T.MAXEY Wrights themselves, however, alway* Compiled and Condensed for Readers of Lowell and Environs many "lesser lights" and tho Colorado, Careftilly Compiled Information That Will MANY RESIDENTS OF CAPITAL that. In Arizona, passes for 1500 miles CITY HAVE NEGLECTED TO gave credit to lhe pioneers In the field. between those sheer red walls lhat con- )f Help To Tho Progressive Fanner VISIT THEM. Work ot the Pioneers. MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK. stitute one of the scenic wonders of lu lhe Smithsonian Institution In Hlg Rapids Otto Wentsrom Wood- the world, and flows at last Into for- this city la a tablet to the memory of IN 188S I here was discovered In iiiHiiioiNimHUNNioimiiHiuttnuiiiniiuHiiuioiNiiniiWiuii^ ville, (10 years Hid, drank formaldehydt eign seas. There are about <1.00(1 miles Samuel I'lerponl Langley, who com- • Monte/,umn county, southwestern 6LA0ENSBURG IS CLOSE BY IS FIRST U. S. GENERAL by mistake. Doctors .worked three ,, • of running water, Imru of snow and FREQUENCY OF FEED pleted the first heavler-than-alr ma- CROWDS WELCOME Colorado, the greatest prehistoric ruins WHEAT GROWERS SHOULD WORK TO AVOID UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS filled with fish; GOO takes, large and Michigan hours and saved him. • PREVENT LOSSES chine which actually flew. Not long SIX MONTHS LABOR SINCE SHERIDAN'S TIME In this country. A thorough exnmlna small, some dlstlnguitdied with a fa- Rapid Rise of United States as a Naval Power Had Axe .Huron county is soon to LOSSES TO 1920 CROP BY HESSIAN FLY FOR CHICKEN FLOCK Scene of Militla'a Defeat by Invading ago scientists came lo Washington AND OTHER BRIEF NEWS1 •A tlon of the canyon of tbe Man cos mous name, others still asleep In moun- iwiititoiitimiiiwtoiwwwiimaHBiiiiiMiitiiiWMiiMP Happenings British and Famous Dueling Ground from all over the country to pay trib- have a motorcycle policeman. This PRESIDENTONTOUR river disclosed the fact that It con- tain hollows, almost unknown. ute to the memory of this scientlat. ASHINGTON.—The rapid rise of tho Unitwl Stales as a naval power Postal Workers Voted $150 Bonus. will take away much of the outside tained extensive examples of the mys- a/ur OF POTATO CROP —Fort Stevens, Braddock's Stone TRUCE IS ASKED It Is a strange country. The very Langley, who through the years with- during the past two years is grapliically denionsfrated in figures compiled work of SherilT Macaulay. terious remains of un extliict race. Fowls in Confinement Must Be and Arlington Are Interesting. Washington The Mouse has pass- CAPACITY AUDIENCES GREET mime Is a memento of the passing race stood the Jibes and the jeers of men mcnt's office of naval intelligeiK-e. The United States, Ulg llapids Aviators will Ik? here Uncle Sam decided to preserve and set Wbjr the navy departnn ed a hill giving all postal employes a Ml. Clemens Will L. Lee, county llml, first of Europeans, saw these closely pressed by France in 1017 for SUSPENSION OF ALL STRIKES Sept. LT.-^O lo giv« exhibition flights WILSON IN ALL CITIES Avoid Cutting and Bruising of Given Good Attention. who called him a crank end worse be- bonus of |ISO to assist iu meeting the •side nearly 5(1,000 acres as a national serene, reddish-brown peaks leaning By EDWARD B. CLARK. Us place as third naval power in the al the Grangers' and Farmers fair. [ school commissioner, reporlos thai IS cause he was convinced that one day >" RECOMMENDED BY NEW VISITED; park—Mesa (Spanish for high table- against tbe sky. The name means red, Tubers While in Field and Washington. — Some residenls of world, Is now second only to lireat high cost of living. County schools will remain closed this men would fly. Langley kept at bis YORK FEDERATION. Itig Itapids Mrs. Iliuinah Gorenson i land) and Verdn (meaning green, from light brown, ruddy, florid and may Washington do not know Washington IJritaln and is pusliinjr to completion fall for lack of teachers. in Shipping. work, and today he is acknowledged 77 years old. was married h"rr> to , the cedar trees). even be a synonym for Joyousness. Idle Birds Often Contract Pernicious or ita environs. Scores of tem- PI as having been the first man to make a building program that will make the Ship Workers Mediate Wage Demands Kalamazoo John Fltzpalrick was URGES TREATY ACCEPTANCE '•ifM: Many narrow ennyons wlih high, Habits, Such as Feather Pulling porary residents here also do not know Frank Carlson of Reed City. The | Life Is more lhan an existence in Colo- n heiivlor-thiin-air machine actually American navy a formidable con- San Francisco.—The 160.00.i ship sentenced lo Jail for 15 days. It was aheer walls open into the valley. In and Egg Eating—Get Out Washington and its environs. It AIM TO LOWER COST OF LIVING groom is 7(1 years old. rado. Nature seems ever beckoning fly. tender for firs? naval honors. yard workers of the T'acilie Coast have the thirteenth time he has been con- Says League Would Make Future Ware ii: their sides are many of tbe besl-prc* one to come and romp with her. The CAREFUL GRADING IS URGED of Condition. is left for the casual visitor, the sight- A little more than two years ago, lOscauaba Harold UurgesMi was I vit ted this year on a charge of inloxi- served specimens of cillV dwell in'-:* seer, to learn of this town and all that Twenty years ago and more there accepted the new wage scale of $7.04 Improbable—Says U. S. Delegates sun shines with almost the same regu- - • Committee Makes Suggestion After bound over to Circuit Court, bail lixed ' lived in Chicago un engineer named the figures show, Germany, then sec- for Journeymen, an increase from $0.40 known. A large human population larity as (he dawn appears. Colorado it and its neighborhood hold of historic Exhaustive Investignt'on of Con- ( Did Best They Could At Paris. (Prepared hy the ITnUiM Su!m Popart- ond naval power, boasted more than at 11,000. when he was arrested while ' • lived in these eave-bnis on the sides Cart Should Be Leaded With Aim for 1 uterest. Octave Chunute, a man of French ex- and $4.M' for apprentices, an increase I, lll Is one of the greatest heritages of the menl of ARrb-ulture.) 100 more ships of ail classes than the ditions in Gout try. III im^wilon of (S boltlos of lldiior. " '• ot « «f these sandslone cliffs. They be- traction, who also firmly believed that from J4.lti. ^ ... , dental clinic in the public schools here American people. Ventilation and to Guard Against Some poultry men feed their flocks It is n safe wager that there are I'nited States, with a total tonnage one day man would fly aud would not l lllsdaln \\ I). Urommon pro.-, ^ ^ K<.hooI Washington.- President Wilson this lieved that (hey were depemleiit upon Shifting About and Breakage twice a day, while others feed them nu.ny senators and representatives t \i«'eding that of the American navy 1 K need lighter-tban-air apparatus to en- 1' requoHi.'d by Al . |in,|ri| |)(,ii|n| M,1|lllm,tin„ wm week is well under way in bis 10,000 the gods lo make lhe ralnlall sn ihelr UTAH—"THE PROMISED LAND." of Containers. now sitting under lhe dome of the New York Suspension of all Belgian Royalty to Visit America. Ihree limes a day. The best plan is to able him io do so. It was Octave Cba- by nearly 1200.000 Ions. (Ireat r.i ii.-iin's lleet at thai time numbered a totnl of lornvy-Uonprul (!ropslip,k lo u mile lour of the country, made to crys- '•rops would grow and worsbip'sl lhe feed fowls In confinement Ihree times capitol who never have visited Mount strikes throughout the "t'uilod Stales Itrussels. King Albert, Queen lOliza- nute who developed the plane Idea. It «W0 ships, aggregating L'.rtTiV.CI imi^. as c.impan'd with (Jermany's ships fair price committee for Hillsdale lalisto .sentiment in favor of the sun as lhe falher of all nnd Hie earth 1UST sell led in the summer of 1847 tl'i'M'Hr.-.l hy iho United Sint^i< Drpart* a day and those having ftec range in Vernon, tbe residence and the place and tho declaration of a labor truce beth and Crown Prime I Leopold of Mik Rapids following the fire at i.- known that the Wright brothers, as and l.OnS.S-lO tons and (he United Stnlc's l.'i;; sldps anil St'.o.iii7 tons. us the moflier w ho brought all material by llrigham Young and his little ment of Aarlcultuie.) summer twice a day. When ihere Is of burial of George Washinglon. on the basis of the status quo for six county. Slanwood an attempt was made to League of Nations covenant. F youths, wen? pupils of Chanute, and The coinpletion <»r nil vcsst-ls now htilldiiig and pnijorted will add -II> nelgium will come lo the United blessings. Apparently I bey /iossessed Washinglon has hundreds of visitors months or more to enable President Hay Ciiy Charles Sweeney was in- Accompanying the pn sideni in ail. band of Mormons, numbering less than Potato growers can prevent much of a very long interval between feeds It vhlps totaling oOO.OOO tons to the Itritish n:iv.v. :is <,«inipjiit,d with .'Ml> siii[)s and Slater- in the early part of October, burglarize the temporary store of M. no wi-ilten language and recorded Ihelr at all seasons, people who have come that they witnessed some of his exper- Wilson to bring about a reduction in ditlon to .Mrs. Wilson, are Joseph P. rx» souls, Ulah is fast coming Into Its fhe losses of lhe new crop in transit is dlfflcull to keep fowls busy which on a Cnitcd Slates warship, for a short stantly killed on the Third street j L). Crane, which contained two truck inienls. tons fur tlii' I nitrd Sialt^. Ill ^l.:| < imd HIT/JtHi tons t'nr .lapan, and thoughts only by means of symbols. own. Utah Is ".(KkMMK) acres larger and in the marketa by avoiding cutting arc kept in eonlluement. Idle fowls bore to see tbe places of interest, and the cost of living i» recommended iu bridge while riding on the running | Tumulty, his secretary and Rear Ad- octave rhamiie was a pioneer in re- 33 ships and tHJ.OOO tons for (Ii-rmany, n-1 iniing to the ni"'>i authentic ligun.'s visit. loads of groceries. Cliff Palace, lhe largest 'iwelling—a than all of lhe New England states and bruising the tubers In the field often contract bud habits, such us who in advance have prepared lists a report of a committee of the New board of an automobile. Mis head was I miral Gary T. Grayson, his physician. search: Langley was a pioneer In pre- nvuilablc al the navy dopartmciil. Chariotfe Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo rommunlty house—had over LlK) dwell- combined, and there isn'l much, If. and by not allowing lhe potatoes lo feather pulling and egg eating, besides of the tilings which they feel that they York S'.atc Federation of Lehor made struck by a girder and his necV broken. 1 Nearly 30 newspaper correspondents liminnry accomplishment, and the The completion of lh«* present I'ldldini: [iro^'ranis, a mailer of nhout tiiree Gnicsbeck celebrated their (ititb wedd- ing rooms. In andilian lo .nany sacred renuiln exposed to the sun after dig- going out of .'ondiliou from lack of must. see. These visitors do the thing public here Is. 7s.VJ:H) tons: Frauc', dicate. ... d by passpor, , t applicationY s ,mad e I grand, clnMve. , n assististingi . D. is over I'JO (eet lotg ."in 154 feet stale does not yield or cannot offer. srowers' profits and will make a sure three limes a dny, the ipoistcn.'d mash slay. There are men and women, and and hour controversies in order to in- GENERAL JOHN J. PERSHING. } damaKcs by rebels or outlaws to per- The trip, perhaps the most arduous a score of years, in Kurope Lillenthal I'SG ships, 7l!',-''>7 Ions, und (Irrinany, OK? sliijis meiisuring '.L'.'!.-i;;7 tons. by 4.1. most of whom have saved tidy , . . wide. TIs said that Utah contains enough oid more constant market. It is im- may b.- fed in tbe mormm-. and at even children, living in distant parts crease production and restore normal accounts since leaving Balkan hills I Detroit Iwelve schools, located in ever undertaken by a president, will and others wen experimenting. Ihelr !on 01 ,,or,er, v ure sub ct to r(( llim As lhe (xipnialion <1 this cummnnily iron ore io rebuild most of lhe steel norlant to keep the skin—the protect- the same time the noon feed of grain of lhe country who know more about conditioiiH. They express the hope WashiUKton Amid applause from !ation. whe» n suc- h damag^e is found -to in the spring of 1014, various parts of the city, are opened carry Mr. Wilson and his party as far work in a measure following the lines lacreased the floor "f il«; caves was siruciures in the country; sufllclent ing cover of the potato—intact, lu may be scattered in lhe littrr, which Washington 'bjin do some of lis resi- that no new strik"s will be ordered senators and spectators the senate on the , ! j 11 this month, for the winter, for the pur- west as lhe Pacific coast, almost to of those of chanute. who was in corre- bo tho result of negligence covered with roon*. and finally they handling new potatoes this mpiirc will keep the fowls busy a great part dents, lemp.irary and permanent. U. S. Army Lists Emphasize "What's in a Name?" in open executive session unanimously Jonesville ( ucumber and cabbage :i pose of, conductin. g evening claspe, s in black marble to build a column from spoudence with his Kuropean col- except to relieve workers from "in- pan of constituted authority the Canadian border on the north and (•merged from llie/aves altogelher and X oy/r/vu/wy WPCH of the day. growers in Hillsdale and Branch Coun- tin' earth lo the moon; salt enough to treat care. Cars should be loaded ac- Bladensburg Is Historic. confirmed the nomination of General Americanization and citizenship. almost to Mexico, on the south. - leagues in the esperimcntal field. tolerable oppresison." Imllded pueblos n top of lhe mesas supply the world for (>o years: tin1 •••riling io a definite plan, wbieb pro- For I bo*-! who eanmu eujiveniently CIo.S' to I be ciiy of Washinglon UB bureau of «!ir risk insurance has compiled a statement showing that John J. Pershing to the permanent ties face crop failures as a result of Relief in the Embassies. Tho committee was appointed by "Canned Sermons" Now Probable. Monroe Thieves raided I he hen- The presidents reception in all the in lhe open counJ'.v. vides for ventilation and prevent * fee.| ibelr fu\\l> early in the morning there were 53.-00 .lohnsons in the army, 51.0'H) Smiths, 40,000 Williams, rank of general of tbe regular army the appearance of the cucumber mite greatest copper mine in all the world; there is a place called llladensburg. T James P. Holland, president of the fed- nery of Nora Johnson and stole 50 cities he has thus far visited has been A visit lo tln/e ruins i.- mm-li like In the embassies of the allied miiioiis 48,000 Browns, 1!8,000 Jones, ,\ndcrsons, and Wnlkcrs. nf the I.aKc (icneva. Wis. Sermons by enough coal in supply her population -biftiug aboui and breakage ..f tie- In many stories of the political and eration, July 2^ and made i;s report as a reward for bis services as com- and the cabbage louse. There is no enthusiastic, packed audiences being phonograph an- a possibility in pas- chickens escaping in an automobile going back lair'anolher world. for (IO.ihmi years; clay and saed enough onlaiiiers. warlike ev.-ni- in which the city of I In Washington there are signs of relief Johnsons there were iM.'tS with the mander of the Anu'ricaii expeditionary effective and practicable remedy for after conferring with representatives lorless Presbyterian churches as a after their presence was discovered present at all the meetings. to niaUc the world's supply of briek for Keep Skin Whole. Wusb'njilon fi^ ires. llladensburg and something as near npproacldng lirst name John and 2.00- answering AMOTHEP. these insects. of industrial, commercial, manufactur- forces. and several revolver shots were fired The gist of Mr. Wilson's speeches is THE VHITE HOUSE. Tbe majority of fungous disea-e> i hat happiness as ambassadorial faces are to AVilliam. Of the Smiths, 3,41- were result of action taken at the Presby- many years; feel ol lum- loonn lanre. Ii was the'-e thai tbe un- johhsohto ing, financial, transportation and oih- Tbe sneclal act reviving the rank . Mt. Clemens George Thompson, ofi that it is necessary that America ac- allowed io >bow. Victory for the ar- Johns and 2,020 Williams, with 1,200 his title i O'rian New 10ra conference, after n al them. ber and sandstone and uranite in Development of Hessian Fly From Egg to Adult. ••!iii-e decay of potnloes ami other orga ilzed militia of ibe United States r LOOKUP-AfT years old. suffered a fractured skull. ers interesls with a view to devising ; for General Persidng I was disclosed that :5.000 of the 10,000 cept, the pence treaty without amend- ill'! '•omeni' lhe president ef the lo of \rL"'iables can not develnp wben the was met and overrun by the Kritish mies of the I nil ed Slates and ol the of them using the ha filing title of "10. /i^THERE ARE Lansing State Geologist it. C. Alien • liiantilies eiptal the tvlitiilding plans to lower tho costs of living. A, !n , s broken nose. Injured eye and broken ments and a plea for the adoption of roiled Silos, generally known as (I'n'l.iO-cil hy the I'niiod States Di-imri- i Do not sow wheal ot lull if troops in their advance on Wa-dilm:- allies had lis rejuvenating effect on Smith." z'/J55,2OO oft* "General of the ' " . ' officer 1 Presbvterian pulpits are vacant. has resigned lo become secretary of T ibe majority of the buildings in tin- •diin K free from cuts and bruises, Business men. It explained, were In Slates and provides that no omen ankle, sustained in a 3U-foot fall down the league pact. He stated although • lie While "use. first became known mem of AKrteiilturc.i slide to avoid doing so. ton. at lhe iiine they captureij the city 'everybody in lhe embassies from iln- Twenfy-three men in the service on FILE - the Lake Superior iron Ore -associa- I niled Slates. i arcfiil baiidiing is rundamenial. tbere- a state of apprehension due to rapidly t shall take precedence in rank over the rungs of a ladder on which lie was he did not believe the League of Na- us sue!. n l.U il was painted while to Losses to the winler wheat crop j Plow under all infested siubble and fore. for lhe prevenlion of deterb»ra- and burned the .apiinj and ibe White amblissadors down to the messenger carry the famous name of "llohert 10. Only 10 A. E. F. Soldiers Executed. tion, with offices at Cleveland, Ohio. Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc 1 changing conditions since the signing him. standing and which slipped from the tions would make all wars impossible, cover iii.•/narks of Un* after being from Hessian fly have been rather ruined wheat where praeticabl i mum il.'ii and waste. In ibi< respei-t prob House. j boys. Lee," who have no middle name, usint: Paris Nine soldiers of the Ameri- Allen has been slate geologist for the lo the value of $07,000,(MR) were mined The rank has not been held since j parlialh lined by the Brilish in ism. wide spreafl. Losses are reported in after harvest, especially wheie tbN Ptladensbnr^ i- ;i hi- or., place for .What wonder? l or .ve;irs there was merely the initial "10." Of "(Jcorgo of the armistice and "industry had roof of a barn. but lhat he expected ii to make war in Utah during one recent year. Good- :ibl> no single factor i< equal iu im can Kxpeditionary Force were hanged past lu years. the Shenandoah and Cumberland val- been disturbed and dislocated to a tho death of Ceneral Sheridan. Sturgis William C. Grobhlser. de- "violently improbable.' The foui/alion of this world-famous ly quantities of agricultural products does not interfere with the mowing portanei- to proper handling in the other reas.)n<. It u;i- a ureal dueling i stress, anxiety and labors unto mhl- Washingtons" there are 12". ami there and one was shot for criminal offen- Detroit—Harold Collins and Earl slrucluri/was (ml down in October, leys. Straw-fallen wheat due lo this of clover and forage grasses. lit Id and none i- more gein-rally ic- fround in the old days when men were night in all of the embassies. Men are six with the modest name of "(Jen- degree never before experienced." puty grand commander of Michigan Tho economic and arbifration sec- and frnil are also produced. ses during the war. it was revealed at Venny, Detroit, were killed almost in- 1702. I^as the llrsi building creeled cause was commonly observed in these Destroy all volunteer wheat by bar- iiop-il by lhe average grown- nr la- bent on selliimr disputes on what they wore themselves down to what people oral Washington," 17 "John Qnincy "Your committee Is convinced," TREATY NOW UP TO SENATE Knights Templar, died at. his home tions of the covenant, he asserleii. Utah's climate is neiiher hot. cold, the investigation of A. K. F. court stautly, and Mr. and Mrs. Gustav regions where the percentage of in- rowing. disking, plowing, or otherwix'. called the field of honor. Ii was to like to call a fra/.zle in tbe bard work Adams" and five "Abraham Lincolns." Kvery prominent man ha* lii« many ^ays tho report, "that this comlUlon here. He was well known as a manu- would "keep war on the outskirts" in Wasi'uglon. The site was picked dry or wel. but rather a happy medium borer. martiais by the Congressional commit- Beinicke. were severely injured, when , and make it only a "last resort.'' by Pre/bnl George Washinglon, who festation by the Hessian fly has very Plow Early and Deep. An ji resiih of exleiisivc iiiv< sti'.'a- lllfdensburg iluit Stephen Decatur of "keeping up with lhe situation," namesakes in the bureau files. General Grant, General Wellington. General in wrong and cannot bo permitted to rommlttce Work Finished—Four Re. facturer and banker and had for many with a touch of salt air added for good tee inquiring into war expenditures. an interurban car crashed into their ii I so UV 'he corner sione. materially increased ibis year. He- Plow all land to be sown to winter tions emiduoed by rhe •leparliiieni «>! weni in the gray of th- morning one Tbe heart anxieties were deep -deep- Pickett, General Jackson. Napoleon Bonaparte, and other famous war figures : continue unless we—and by "we' your years been prominent in Minnie The president said the Amerlon measure. Her fertile valleys remind servatlons Mr.de to Covenant. ports received from the western half wheal as early and deeply as exislini: hundred years .-mo to meet in person- er, of course, before lhe I'niled States are all there, although their rank in the world war was that of private. , committee means not labor alone but automobile, near Monroe. delegates had gone to I'aris wiih a Tbe/'ii/lding was first oceuiiied by one of Italy, her pointed mountains agricitUure at the more lm|Hiii:iiii Gold Hunt In Yukon Abandoned. circles of the state. of the Mississippi basin also indicate al pistol combat Commodore ihirron 1 Localities sometimes run to similarity in names. There were SO Porto j} people of the whole I'nited States Oden- As a result of a meeting at delinite errand and had accoinulishei! I'res:-/'" •lohn Adams, duriim the hold a touch of Alpine beauty and conditions permit and prepare a thoi- shipping poini> the in\«-ligaiors rec- entered inio the war than they were ie St. Clainr Thj ne towtow n councicummCTli hanuts, deup- , wll MimiiM' " IWK>. Ii is two stories and Increased abundance of the pest. oughly pulverized and compacieil seed oninn-nd the double-beade<|. veutllal< d . * ibe i'nited Stales navy. On the afterward, but deep always up lo the Rlcans in the army named Uodriguez. There were bur seven lirst names— .—wis. . h to invite a . disaster nnparallel- Wa.'hinglon. The senate foreign I Jaw sun Bonanza and Eldorado, raise salaries of city officials. I ich $4,000 was raised to purchase it. He made a plea tor acceptance of •.Teat painters si.y lhat her sunsets are field of IMadensburi; the ^reai sailor. two famous Yukon creeks, on which cided to a s le basciteo. aud coniains .'11 rooms. It No Remedy for Pest. bed. barrel :is tiie naM >aiivi:i<-torv pack- signing of the armisiice in N'o\ember Domingo, Francisco, Jose. Juan, llamon, Tomas and Antonio. ed In history .The people must be j ^ (,,n!nii,ln. afh r two months •shal. who is entire police • ' ' '''e state will erect a fish the treaty because he said ii gave a lbe most beaiillful in lhe world. The mar Conserve moisture against a perimj age for «hippini: new potaloes. If Beat Plan to Keep Confined Fowls Stephen Decatur, fell morially wound- last. The most unusual names include these: given a breathing spell. There must work on the peace treaty with Ger- the lirst. discovery of gold more than - . ntviif i hatchery here. The Stale Fish Com- new platform for world affairs. is sirronded by a spacious lawn and fJrowers id" winter wheat should pul j force, will get $140 a month; night. Busy Scratching for Their Food. ed by a bullet from his adversary's Prior to the enirame of the United be a suspension of struggling for class 20 yeiirs ago drew thousands north, gardens « hieh are Inclosed by a huge THE GRAND CANYON IN ARIZONA. Into practice at once measures advo- of drought ai seeding linn?. properly made ibi- container is suf- Isaac Didnot Butcher, the mystery of the bureau, many and the Iveague of Nations watchman, ?85; janitor. SS;'.; cily as- mission will expend $15,000 this year Opponents of the Li ague of na- weapon. The Decatur house, built and have run out of the precious melal Iron fwe. Whether viewed I hrough cated by the United States department Use tho best seed procurable. fieiently strong »o carry ibe weight States into the war Ibe German and Asad Experience Wilson. Van Hook, N. D. and party advantage." covenanr. has passed the documents sessor. ?400 a year: cily treasurer. a,"l an equal amount next. tions, he said, had discussed only a good plan is io scalier plenti- The bevy foliage of the giant Irees HK late George rilch said "Arizona of agriculture lo avoid losses to tbe! Keep the soil In good lillh and. niHM of its eonteuts and fully protect the occupied by the sailor, still stands in i Austrian ambassadors were engaged Mill Gosh, 220 Halsted street. Chicago, 111. lo the senate. and the. dredges of the Yukon Gold Co., three out ot 2li articles of the coven- fully in lhe litter after the birds have $070 a year; city clerk, iflOO a month, i Ludingtou Fire loss of $l{,000 re- or acir Hitchcock, Democrat, Nebraska. ing, before daylight, grain may be for some time to the Confederate lire. nine years, returned to surprise him, "This league." ho said. "is»the only studybe relics of past occupants and. first surprise Is lhat you are not pre- DIFFERENT SECTIONS jj :ing Plant;l "'s and1 vVegetables'•' — - trying to offset tiie German propagau- No Civilian Successor to "Stars and Stripes" ment and condemned the League of j The demand is enormous and largely from Chicago. scattered in the litter for e.-uing dur- Fort Stevens and Us historic interest ot Hans Hansen, 60 years old, was conceivable arrangement which will If ojortunity offers, grasp the hand pared for it. Its beginning is so very .. ! Devour Many Insects. ' da was dilficult because of this lack Nations. First, for "uncopditiom.r wi h- i,, we** ™l]ner*' abilify to supply Carson City— Fire of explosive vio- ing the day. seem nearly forgotten today, except caught in a belt at the Sterns Salt & prevent, our sending our men abro:i;l of tf lirst dtlxen of the land. To a abrupt. In one jump from the edge of funds and because rhe Uniteil MEMORIAL to congress from Harold W. Boss, former managing editor of The delegates cheered for several ' it at this lime," said Mr. Zabriskie. lence which burst from a threshing by fhe men and women who come here drawal ol iho United Slates from the • Lumber Co. plant and fatally Injured. again very soon." greiJr degree perhaps than any other you could go down 2,000 feet. Insulated Potato House Is Best Despite lis general unpopulariiy, States was networked with a system the Stars and Stripes, has been referred to the committee on military minutes when the paragraph approv- machine at work at the farm of Wil- from a distance to see Washington. A League. I The father died before the son readied The president expects to be back in buimg in the world, people of all Viewed from the rim. looking down, the toad is a harmless, interesting and PROPER PRUNING OF GRAPES of German espionage. President Wil- affairs. It says, among other things: ing tiie Soviet republic of Russia was Second, refusal of (his nation to ;,«•! Germany Pays For Slain Frenchman. liam H. Sower, scorched members of Where Braddock Landed. his bedside. Washington September :'.0. ar/and ranks have mingled under its it is a stupendous panorama—an unbe- Adapted to South. valuable creature. While the toad Is m son, immediately after our entry Into "In behalf of the six soldiers who Paris.- Germany has paid France the crew before they could leave the read. The document compared the suiiie any foreign territorial guar- lievable abyss, 3,000 to 5,000 feel deep, Best to Cut Away Old Fruiting Canes Frobably not many persons in Wash- the war. made public Ibe results of made up the editorial council of (he Bay City While Fred Martin of VOi often thought to he poisonous, lhe Russian revolution with the American an indemnity of iL'On.odO for the mur- machine. The threshing rig. barns at or Near Where New Cane /ncton. lawmakers, office holders or investigations into the German viola- antees under article 10 of the l/ague Lin wood was cutting corn with a ' 10 to 13 miles wide and 200 miles long. Aroostook Type Is Distinctively a fluid which comes from a gland behind Stars and Stripes, and expressing tiie revolution of 1776. der of Sergeant Paul Mannheim, who and crops were burned. LABOR-CAPITAL MEET OCT. 6 Has Started. residents, know that General Braddock tions of the neutrality of the United covenant or mandates without action machine, his three year old son, CSEMITE VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. Its sides are lined with countless and Us eye Is not harmful lo humau beings unanimous and often-voiced sentiment was killed in the streets of Berlin by Product of Maine and Confined landed his forces from barges on the Another new party was organized |JV Congress Bellaire—Only one man was injured varied ornamental architectural fea- unless it comes in contact wlih a len- Stales, and of their attempts at de- TAW of all men who, from first to last, a German in July, tlermany originally Joseph, came out lo see his father at Largely to That State—West In priming grapes one should keep Uotomac at a point well within the sims and christened tho Communist party., action ,lV ihe Tn" and lie escaped with cuts and brusies Tentative Plans Made For Discussion lllS beauiiful valley—now a part of tures. the whole beautifully tinted and der part of the body, such as the eye struction of our industries. fLLCOflE wrote the text and drew the pictures work. The child, unseen by the in mind thai the old wood that has ptesent limits of the dty. and from It is patterned after the Soviet repub- refused to pay the indemnity. The when rails spread under coaches of Yosemlte National park, by the colored and marvelously harmonious. Uses Storage Cellars. Jusserand Is Rejuvenated. of 'mt weekly journal of the American led States on domestic affairs, and. father, was caught in the knives of of Wage Controversies. r or lip. Toads change their skin peri- borne fruit once never bears again, that there marched on bis unfortunate cam- lic of Russia and its membership will Fourth, interpretation of the Monro- I course if the negotiations over the Pere Marquette passenger train No. 8 way—is one of nature's most wonder- Seen from the bottom, looking up. it odically by splitting the old -skin down expeditionriry forces, 1 respectfully the binder and its right arm and leg the wood thai is formed one season paign into western Pennsylvania, nc- The other afternoon 1 spent an hour be limited to wage-earners. The plat- doctrine solely by this nation. case has not been traced in recent dls. northbound, and several cars left the ful works of art. The valley is only is so big that 11 amazes and bewilders I Prepared hy the Uniteil States Iippart- the back, peeling it off like a jersey or two at the French embassy, talking urge that the right to use Its r::ime as were cut off. Washington.—The big labor con- nient of Agriculture.) produces the next season, and tbat if eoinpanied by the young surveyor sol- form. constitution and program I|atches. but It seems evident that rails, finding a resting place in a creek •dgbl miles long and less than two one. On every side arc endless pro- and swallowing It. They are also use- the title of a publication be reserved ference suggested by the president, in all Ibe new wood is left on the dier. George Washington. The place with Ambassador .lusserand who had adopted is even more radical than that France continued to pre.^s her claim Albion—While C. B. Granger took The accident occured one mile south miles wide. The park embraces a do- cessions of caves, terraces, pinnacles, The insulated potato house is not ful guardians of growing planis and by law as the property of the United vines ii will bear more clusters of where Braddock landed is known as just returned .to this country. Like a nap in his barn, after a late return which capital and labor will b • main about 30 by 4S miles. Here the used extensively, and as a rule is bel- Partially Loaded Ventilated Potato of the Communist Labor party. ACTION AGAINST MEXICO WAITS to the point of success. of here. lowers, bultes, cliffs and peaks—storm- vegetables since I hey eat all sorts of other representatives of the allied States army, to be used by that army brought together at the White House, ter adapted to southern than to north- fruit than can properly develop. With- Uraddock's Bock, and its location is The Communist party is backed by home, thieves took tires from three supreme artist lias chiseled and etched carved and weather-stained-many of Insects. Their chief weapon against Car. powers he Is a different man today to if and whenever the need of the nation Mt. Clemens—Max Rice, a waller al for a "full and free conference," will ern climates. The construction fea- out regard to the system of truining well defined on lhe maps and l.'i the tho foreign language group recently Reckless War Expenditure Shown. wheels of his automobile parked in and p»!tsivd -in outdoor gallery of mas- them higher than any mountain east their enemy, the snake, is their ability what he was a year ago. A burden falls for another such expedition as gave birth fo the Stars and Stripes. Garranza Admits His Soldiers Fired a hotel, is dead from drinking alcohol convene October 6, according to the ture of such a house Is the thorough from to .'10 or more barrels are followed, it bits been round best to histories. expelled from the National Socialist ' Washington. Tin; house subcom- front of the barn. Granger woke up terdeces unlike any other in the world. of the Rockies, yet none of them level lo Inflate their bodies to twice Ihelr heavier than lead seems to have lifted "The oflbyal publication of the American expeditionary forces, which was On U. 8. Plane. bought at drug stores where it was present plans. insuhiiion of Its walls, ceilings, doors crushed and broken upon arrival at the cm away ibe old fruiting canes tit or Arlington, the home of the «'u>ti.ses party. Its constitution bars all em- : in it tee investigating ordnance cxpendi- in time to hear escaping air from the The Indians termed the place the wilh the lop. Globe trotters say lhat normal size, thus making ir dlflicnlt from his shoulders. He is buoyant horn in France, February 8, 1018, published its final number in Paris on June diluted with acid. Rice had been buy- Forty persons, probably women as and windows, in northern locations market. Cloth-lop barrels do not pro- mar the point where ibe new cane and later of Uoberi !•'. Lee. Is now a ployers, persons who gain their liveli- ' tures during the war lias made public last tire. He gave chase, but the Heart of the Sky Motiniains and called nothing else In all the world even re- for snakes to swallow Ibem. and hopeful for the future. He al- 13,1919, a fortnight before the signing of the treaty at Versailles. Its columns ing it iu four-ounce quantities for such a house must be heated by a tect their contenls as elToclively as staried and cut away the luierals on great naiionai cemetery. Ai'Iinirum. to Laredo. Tex.-Poss.bility of an im-: , . thieves escaped. well as men, will be asked lo sit In. It "The Vale of the Ahwanee," and motely approaches this spectacle. announced then what several earlier issues had forecast, that the Stars and hood by means of rents, interest and tCBt mony takeil jn its hoarinK show Ihose having double heads. Slat or tin new cane. be sure. Is in Virginia, but It is within ways was hopeful, for that matter. some months. Rice came here from The president has written lo tiie Farm- themselves Ahwanceelies. or ••('biblren The color combination seems to stove. profit, and all persons exclusively en- mediate retaliatory action by I nited j ing (hat lhe government shell loading Detroit—Estimates showing that leu iniuutes' ride of the city of Wash- j even in fhe darkest days, but now he Stripes was being hauled down to be folded and put away beyond reach of Pittsburgh, where it Is claimed he has The Aroostook type of storage veneer barrels are too llimsy. All bar- 1 ers' organizations, lo the American of Lighl." shift with every movement of the sun. ATTENTION TO SANDY SOILS - gaged in professional occupations, in- States military forces in connection at porl Delaware, uncompleted 51,702.88 a year, or $141.87 a month. rels used iu shipping potatoes should ingtoti. The view down the Potomac ; seems like a man who rejoices that any Iraflicker in the publication market. Many proposals to continue it into a wife and six children. Federation of Labor, and lo the Cham- The excelling features of the Yo- house, with concrete or masonry BUILD SHED FOR MACHINERY with tho attack last week on an Amer when the armistice was signed, had j niinimum upon which a working clouds or your position. There is a irom Washington is uiimi; p:is-cd for j something besides war can claim his civilian life—proposals worthy and unworthy, from big men and little—were cluding Journalists, l.rrytrs and physi- 8 walls and wooden superstructure, is conform to the spccificniions of the Big Rapids—A threshing machine ber of Commerce of the United Slates, semile are its waterfalls and sheer, trail lo the bottom and a road around Very Deficient in Organic Matter and Ambassador Jusserand i*1 made to its editors and by them rejected. This rejection had the hearty and cians. lean army aeroplane was eliminated cost the government to date $11,000,- man can 8npport a family of five iu United Stales standard barrel. beauty. Thousands upon thousands of | attention set fire to two barns and a silo on the asking these bodies to send delegates. bold cliffs. Snow-waters from high lhe rim. distinctively a product of Maine an 1 Are Subject to Blowing—Straw Implements Are Going Up Rap d.'y in by the admission of Mexican authori- 000, although the estimated cost nhen comfort ^ Uetroit have juBt been Sacks Often Fail. the nation's dead lie buried under a writer of note among the writers of explicit support of the secretary of war and of tho commander in chief of the Other delegates the president will mountains have found a wonderful (Copyi'lRlU. 1510, W'pMorn Newsiniper fnlon) confined largely to tbat stale. It is Covering Helps. Price and Are Worthy of ties that the attack was made by Car- farm of Eugene Ladner, Big Rapids the great lives. The old colonial man- the world. .American expeditionary forces," tho contract, was let. on the cost-plus compieted by the VlBillng House expensive and is always located on a Although sacks are used extensively Ample Protection FOOD GOUGERS TO BE PUNISHED Township. The loss was $10,000. probably invite on his own motion. variety and beauty of courses down He told me how the French appre- ranza soldiers. basis was placed at from SI,250,000 fceeper8' association. These figures Tattoo Removal. for shipping storage potatoes, they do sion of the Custlses and tic Lees still Grain, 40 tons of hay, 30 sheep and Judge Elbert H. Gary, of the United the mountain walls lo the Merced river side hill or knoll in order lhat ad- Sandy soils are very delieieut in or- Mexican Consul Garcia, in announc- to $L500,000. show a decided Increase from $1,445.96 Various methods for removing tat- not sutncieutly protect new potnloes stands. In it Bobert K. Lee was mar- ciated lhe unfailing limnor and wit of Slates Steel ?brporatlon will be one in the valley below. These peculiar vaniage may he taken of a ground ganic mutter and are subject (juite rami niuchinery costs from .'0 to ing that Mexican soldiers of their own implements were burned. Twenty f tooing are employed, the best of from cuts and bruises, and make ade- ried lo Miss Custls. and it was there. the American soldiers. He went to No Danger Now of Extinction of American Bison U. S. Attorney Says Indictments Will a year, which was the minimum of the invited by tho president. Samuel peaks strikingly resemble huge domes level entrance. The basements are seriously to blowing. If such llelds UM) per cent more than II did two initiative had fired upon the airplane, Plane Carrylnj 18 Files Acroi. Alps, March. men fought fence fires a quarter ot a which consists in going over the tattoo quate ventilation difliculf. However, In later years, thai he decided to cast France with President N\ ilson and n- j Be Asked of Grand Jury. budg(;t Gompers, of the American Federation and range in height all lhe way from usually from S to 1'J feet deep, and are covered with straw ii will prevent years ago. and is still going up. How said a complete report had been made mile away, set by flying embers from marks with a strong solution of tannin, sacks cost less than barrels and are h s lot with tbe Confederacy. Arllng- lurned with him. and consequently New York—News ot a successful Gran(1 Rap|d,_F|(tee„ trul.k dealer8 1,200 to 0,000 feel. The falls which most of them have a capacity of sev- much of yours is standing out In the ROVISION is made in tho current agricultural appropriation act for the i of Labor, will be named by that or- Ibis damage to a great extent. It frequently used. Sacks should not he lon Is more or less neglected by lhe was in his home country for about six at Mexico City with a request for in- the barn. using the tattooing needle, then rub- eral thousand barrels. Generally the secretary of agriculture to give buffalo to municipalities and public insli. Detroit-John F Kinnane U S dis- Luropeati flisht of a Caproni Iripiane reIire8ent|„g n western Michigan descend their rugged sides range in will also add considerable io the hu- weather with only an apple tree for P Lansing—For every dollar of slate ganization to attend, bsng wilh silver nitrate crayon. Nitric of greater capacity than 1-0 pounds. temporary and pernianent residents of months. He said that he was talking structions as to punishment for those equipped with Liberty motors was ,, ed trucks to the first ship- height from feet—Vernal falls, only provision for ventilation is by protection';' Cet it under shelter at tndons from any surplus wjdeh may exist in the herds now under the control , trlct aUorneVt announced ' he is in cU Si tmer mus content by increasing ibe organic In loading sacked potatoes, set them the ciiy of Washington, but the visitors to a French general now in command guilty. He said the airplane was fired taxes paid by Detroit property owners acid, salicylic acid and glycerine, chlor- trapdoors in lhe floor through which once and watch out for our sugges- of the department of agriculture. This made puUic here by D. G. Conti, ck tour the Xs80(,,a,l0n ot which Is only 35 feet wide at the lop— mailer In the soil, and the soil will , possession of evidence on which he oform and a mixture of pepsin, glycer- upright, one-half of the sacks leaning from a distance go to the beautiful of the forces in Paris but who last on because it was flying so low as lo last year, they will this year pay two GERMANY WILL BAR AUSTRIA to beautiful Yosemlte falls, which, in the tilling of lhe bins is completed. tions for overhauling and repairing It. provision is made because of the sur- American representative of the Cap. Commerce Durlllg the joo-miie trip hold a much larger per cent of mois- against one side of the car and the place in thousands at all seasons, j summer was in eomnmnd of an army I'LL LOOK will ask the federal grand jury con- frighten the soldiers' horses. dollars and twenty-six and thirty-flve ?. ine, hydrochloric acid and water are Occasionally a ventilator Is found in Half a dozen posts, a few poles, a plus of bulls in some of the department Our ecu ronl Company. The telegram re- vltit8 were made t0 Mar„e Uoopcrs. three leaps, plunges half a mile and is ture. Consetpienlly il will be tar supe- of burial of George Washington. j at the front, and was told by the gen- ! vening September 25 to return indlct- one-hundredths cents. The state tax oilier substances used for this purpose. other half against the other side, thus of agriculture's buffalo herds, particu- fOw ce y 8l 0r r0m M Submits to Allied Demand That There said lo lie the highest waterfall in lhe the roof. rior lo a soli lhat is delieienl In day's work for two men and a team, First U. S. Army Plane Decade Ago. ; ments against a considerable number n „ f, , ' 1 , vine. Nunica, Grand Haven, Muskegon, leaving a V-shaped space in the center eral that one day when an American larly the one In the Wichita National for the city and county is this year world with anything like the same These houses, although practical in organic matter. The straw spreader and a few loads of the straw >011 are said that the trlplane fitted with Lib- yl Kent clt g ^ Cedar Be No Intertwining of Governments. Thriving Table Leg. for venlilalion. Two layers of sacks Major General Menoher, head of the force had been in continuous action of alleged food profiteers in De- N. Y. THEATRES ARE TO REOPEN $6,155,763 against $2,719,454 last year, volume of water. Maine, will never supersede the dug- burnini; or allowing to rut. will build Forest and Game Preserve, in Okla- erty motors and capable of carrying oreenvllle. Belding, Ionia Among l lie furnishings of a South is very practical. may be placed on top of these, being air service, sent a telegram to Orvllle for a long time, and It seemed neces- troit. an Increase ot two hundred and twen- Standing o.p the summit of Sentinel out pit or slorage cellar now used in as line a machinery shed :is anyone homa, and because the department is 18 passengers flew from Milan across g, Lowell ^ r liast C::rolina home, says Popular Mechan- placed flat with Ibe ends toward the Wright tbe other day. the occasion be- sary that It should be relieved, lie* Mr. Kinnane said he will ask for Say Non-union Hands Will Be Hired— ty-six and thirty-hve one-hundredths London.—The German government Dome, the nmgnilicence of the vista lhe middle and far western slates. could ask. nearing the realization of the first the Alps to Lyons, Paris Bnissels, MlddlevlU. and Mollne, ics magazine, is a small willow table side of the car. ing the tenth anniversary of the de- telephoned an American brigadier gen- prison sentences for every person has replied to the amendment note of of lhe vv.;ievv.-iey that hursts upon the eye Much of these types of storage has BEST EQUIPMENT FOR GARDEN stage In the preservation of the spe- Strikers Refuse Concessions. Amsterdam, on Its way to London. « . , , , per cent. that is the talk of tbe neighborhood. Hood types of veniihiled box ear< livery of the first airplane to the gov- eral that he might withdraw Ida prosecuted and convicted. Detroit—Joseph Lauzon, 33 years the peace confereA^e, protesting icK^diet dislinciive features which peculiarly cies—the acquisition of at least 1,000 Mt. Clemens—Many Michigan com- Although li has beeu kept Indoors and and slock cars are suitable for ship- SPECIAL CARE FOR CHICKENS ernment of the United Stales. Tbe forces for a rest. The prosecutions will be. in some Workmen Run Arsenal Shops. ™ "ethical" daylight burglar with against the clause ot the\German con- the wrtrld combines so much that Is so adapt il to lis own environment, but No One Can Enjoy Work With Crude bead of buffalo by the government. munities situated on rivers or streams M far from any moisture ever since it plug new potatoes. When the tubers telegram read as follows: "The brigadier general." said Am- instances, under the Lever act. which ' New York—Tho Producing Man- t ... . , . ^ « college education, was arrested by stitution providing for Austrian rep- T sublimely beautiful. It is "a bite of do not necessarily preclude use in or Unsuitable Implements- There are approximately 7,000 capable ot developing water power, was built and properly painted, several are sound and of good quality .'10.000 Overcrowding and Confinement With- • Tbe congratulations of the air serv- bassador Jusserand. "told me that tho prohibits food hoarding, and, in others, agers' association announced its in- Washington-Actual control of th. I),ttctlve>> „ Bald t0 resentation In the German relcbarath ^ Paradise," sure enough. other localities. Work Is Made Easy. buffalo in North America. Canada has > will have Ford auxiliary automobile months ago, one leg is now lhe proud pounds is a safe load. Double-deck out Ventilation Should Be ! Ice are extended lo you on ihe tenth American general in reply lo the per- under the Sherman anti-trust law, tention last week of reopening every production activities of nock Island c0IlfeI1(jd thlt he „ th6 mul who by saying that "Germany is unable to The ariilicially refrigerated potato iomethlng over 3,500 and the total number in the United States Is more than and. tractor plants, according to parent of four leafy sprouts, which stock cars are used in some sections Carefully Avoided. anniversary of the delivery of the mission to withdraw for a rest, said: which is directed against combinations theater in New York as fast as It was arsenal shops, Including appointment 160 homeI Ta,ub,„ worth, maintain her attitude on this ques- slorage house is conIItied practically Garden eqiiipmenl is essential for 3^000. This is about seven times the number in the United States in 188»t Ernest Q. Llebold, general secretary THE MOUNTAIN KINGDOM OF thrive in their strange surroundings. and can be safely loaded by placing lirst airplane to ihe government of Tt will be Impossible lo withdraw fori possible lo get the necessary stage of foremen and the determination of ac00rlll t0 hll 0WD ..umates, a tion," said a newa agency dispatch to the slorage of norlhern grown seed best results In making a garden. .Vo when the first buffalo census was taken. Individuals in the United States own m restraint of trade, which, naturally, ot the Ford Motor company. Tha COLORADO. one solid layer of sacks or barrels Special care is necessary lo prevent the United States, first in Ihe world to several hours, because I have 25,00ft; hands, union or no union. prices ,0 be paid workmen, has been of Th, |lce from Berlin. Tbe German government, liotatoes held in cold storage for sec- one can enjoy work with crude or un- approximately 2,000 of the total number In this country. include price-fixing combinations. main object is to distribute tho manu- First Private English Phone. standing upright on each deck. If stock chicks from overheating in hot weath- acquire a dynamic aircraft. The air German shell here which the Huns left The announcement was accom- handed over to committee, of the em. „ ,Wi000. H, Illwn6d points out, however, that there is no ond crop planting in the South. It is suitable Implements. All realize how There are eight government herds, six of which are under the control of 1 During the inveBtlgatlon of the food facture ot parts ot bis avtomobiles and a MONG all the mountain kingdoms, The first telephone ever placed in a cars are used, 11 Is advisable to line er. Overcrowdlnif and conlinement service appreciaics to the full the behind and of course being an honest largest h r,1 in 8 panied by a statement setting forth ployes. The new plan, h oharacteris- h0 t(>ok her, „ a|l M] t0 necessity to amend the constitution. thought that community cold slorage easy hard work may he wilh the right h! JSlT T^i * W country is in charge situation In Detroit, tbe federal au- A Colorado — "lhe Perpendicular private English residence is still to lie the sides with heavy building paper without ventilation should especially ever-Increasing debt owed by mankind 1 1 recotnl,:on tractors throughout tbe state. Ao> man I want to return them to them. d and the Ye,,ow the concessions which lhe managers •1, •" j " hav. Lli bMauae h. mon.y Tbe German answer says, further- plants of this type could be profitably kind of facllllles for doing it. This Is 1 : hrL rnrw? . 1° «tone National park, thorltles have spent no little time in cording to tbe plans, factories will be state" stands easily first in physical seen at Marlborough house. It was to protect from sun and weather. The be avoided. The brooder should be to the Wright brothers, whose fore- We are sending them back to them principle of democracy as applied to . .. - used by the southern truck growers. true In garden work. Garden imple- where there are about bisons. The Smithsonian Institution now has a herd gathering details from Detroit sources suggested through their attorney to blI1 whQ more, "it the Allies extend their oc- adornment. In Colorado 100,00o square net weight or dry measure should he under shelter with a good cireulatlon sight, indefatigable research and prac- built along rims and streams re- made In 1878 on board the warship ments cost so little In comparison to out of our of 7os just as fast as we ash,n ton D counsel for the Actors' Equity associa- the manufacturing Industry." Offlclal ^tL i llih i LnJnZ Vt onW cupation ot Germany this step will be miles contain 155 mountain peaks that firet WrtTf * * ' - that will aid the .ovemment In com- ot 0 gardless wbttber tba energy pro- Thunderer and was subsequently set marked on all containers. of air around It. Feed skim milk tical application have aided world can.'" fl 0 rt eDl of u rlcult reports to Secretary Baker aaaert that « « * r" " /. hi regarded as a deplorable act of viol- their value that no one can afford to 1 ™r ' "L wir! ° * 2? JIl S ure was estab- pleting Its case against the beef trust. tion and declaring that concession af- are more thnn 13,000 feet high. Colo- up between the schoolroom and tbe PREVENT WASTAGE ON FARMS either sweet or sour, and butiermllk. progress through ihe Invention t>1 a n greatly Increased efficiency has re- M ilJ' M11",ukM' wh,re h' duced is only 20 horsepower or 1,000. get along without them. The same ter concession was rejected definitely ence." rado conUiins 103,025 square miles. bondolr of the princeAj of Wales. Give plenty of water as usual. new means of coimnunlcalion." Language is simply a medium for suited. operated lart. Detroit—More than a mile ot pipe a may be said of farm Implements and KEEP AWAY CHICKEN HAWKS trol the packing Industry. and finally by the actors. Lndington—Engine and fl re room Among Other Things There May Be It was about a decade ago that the concealing thought.—Talleyrand. day Is being laid by the water board needed equipment In general. workers on Fere Marquette Ferry No. Palmer and Garvan Sued For Libel. Pleasures Coming Fast. Spots That Wash, That Overflow and Its contractors In an effort to keep Much Assistance Rendered by Dogs, CLEAN UP SOIL IN ORCHARDS England to Aid Disabled Soldiers, i Dry Worm Hat Taken a Turn. 4, lost 178 quarts of whisky in a raid New York.—Attorney General Pal- 8ILVERITE A NEW METAL. Merle was fond of bananas. When or Are Poorly Drained. Rail Men Prepare Feed Price Lists. pace with tbe city's growth. Part ot Guinea Fowls and Turkey Gobblers Chicago.—Tbe blgh cost ot problbi bis father took him Into bis mother's NECESSARY FOOD FOR TREES RAINBOW'S FORMATION. SAME OLD CIRCUS. Mystery of German Submarine Bremen Cleared Up Detroit.—To prov the truth of their London,—A royal proclamation Is on tbe vessel when it docked here. mer and Alien Property Custodian —Use Steel Traps. Hoe Away All Weeds and Rubbish Un^ this is new lines being extended la A new development in the alloying Ski lion has struck home. It has enmesh Four men were arrested. They are Garvan were named defendants in four room to see the new brother that had Look out for the wnsle places on der Trees and Mound About statement lo the United States rail- expected shortly calling upon every newly built-in territory, and part of It While it la true that tbe beautiful 'Member the old farmer woman with XPLANATION of the mysterious fate of the German merchant submarine ed and throttled the purses ot problbi Allen Lewis, Milwaukee, an oiler; libel suits filed In federal court here of aluminum with other metals baa arrived the night before the child was the farm. Some of these may be on Fruit Grower Must Furnish Barnyard Dogs, guinea fowl and turkey gob- Trunks—Scatter Poison. road administration that food prices employer holding a government con- is the laying ot larger pipe tor exlstr colors displayed by the rainbow are the umbrella and the funny clotbeti Bremen, fdster ship of the Deutschland, which disappeared after leaving lion's strongest supporters, reports j ^ - . • , - . .. by Julius Forstmann and the Forsf- just been accomplished by t1» produc- given a banana as he left the door. fletds tbat wash; some may be on the Manure or Fertilizer—Legume bid's help to keep away chicken hawks. E have ascended In such disproportion tract to employ In the future, at trade .how. imbibers of the favorite pro- SPtodal. Ludtogton an oiler Ing trunk mains to care tor ever in- due to tbe passage of light through who wanders round the ring Just after Bremen for New London, Conn., In August. I'Jli;, is ofTen-l by Congressman I and Stanley Choinski and Andrew mann k Huffman Co., of Passaic, N. tion of "sllverite." This metal Is some* "Gee," he cried delightedly: "a new overflowed fields; some, the poorly Crop Is Good. But for catching them il Is recom- In late fall hoe away all weeds and to wage increases that workers cannot union wafes, not less than five per creasing volume ot water being coo raindrops, the popular conception tbat the show begins, looking desperately Edward J. King of Illinois. "1 um one hibition beverage, grape Juice, were r~~ TV.;' ^ - J. Damages aggregating $850,000 are thing entirely new and is composed of brother and a banana, both the same drained places. The barnyard ma- mended to set spring traps on the top rubbish under trees. Leave tbe soil exist on the pay they now receive, let- cent of men who hare suffered some faced with the prospect ot paying 3 Braczlilti> Bremen. The officers who SUmeasumed, IiUn UIUOolderI aroilUUVsections.. There are , the drops are directly In line between Into the audience calling "Al-bert. Al- of lhe few Americans who know the a mixture of aluminum and copper, day!" nure may be wasting; the Implements Since all trees get their food from of posts, poles or tree stumps where clean nnd well firmed from the trunk :ers were addressed lo the 300,000 disability on active service. There Is ma( e lbe 12 gangs working directly under tbe demanded. The suits are based upon 1 the sun and the bow Is Incorrect, ac- story of the lircmeu," Mr. King said lo 4 cents more per bottle. According * Lewis had 140 tine and steel lu varying p 'portions, being left out in the weather to de* tho soil. It Is up to the grower to fur- they may be seen to be In the habit of bert. where are you, AI-bertT And on one hand a desire to give prefer- (,uart8 bellIn( water board with a to'al ot 431 men. articles written by Mr. Palmer for the to slightly beyond the spread of the in the cloakroom of tbe house. "I members of the United Brotherhood to commission men, grape growers of l wainscoating in a state according to requirements, t he alloy* Where Ignorance la Bllsa. terlorate. The waste may be In try- nish barnyard manure or a good com- cording to scientists. The light entera the policeman tells her to move on an# ence to ex-senrlce men but on the oth- room, Spiedel had 20 bottles in his perching nnd where other birds or ani- branches. Mound about the trunk of Malnlenance-of-Way employes and - " -l—u* The speed with which the pipe is be- Saturday Evening Post and Munsey's ing of steel with alumlnuie la some- He—Once and for all, I demand to mercial fertilizer. Perhaps the most tho raindrop und Is refracted and re- she beats up tbe policeman and her learned It by chance while crossing tbe New York state have formed a com- statesroom and the fireman eight ing to do with the hands what should mals would not be likely to get caught. slightly. Scatter poisoned hailN in railway shop laborers asking their er hand it is felt that to employ men ing put under ground Is due to the Magatlne, and by Mr. Garvan for the what startling and at lird thought know who Is the master in this house? economical and dependable agency la flected back to form the bow. In this wig and pettlcimts come off (down to Atlantic. bine and havs announced their inten- 1 be done with Implements and ma- A good gun In the hands of a crack mouse runways, near entrances to bur- w. K^slstance In compiling food price lists not'capable of a full days work will bottles. The fireman disclaimed use of modern construction methods. New York Tribune. The three publica- passage through tbe drop the differ- the red flannel one) and she Isn't old "I was seated in the cabin of Lieu- tion of charging $125 s ton for grapes, aeems to be Impossible, yet it la suc- She—You will be happier If yoa chines. Look for wasted energy and the legume crop, and it not only gath- shot is a good exterminator. rows, mole runways, and In trash piles for submission to the governiaent hamper Industry at this time when a ownership ot the liquor. Uo,, ,l80 are made ent colors are produced which, blend- tenant Commander Stuckbridge, and I Detroit—Rufus Starks, M negro was " defendants. cessful. don't find ouL wasted opportunity. ers nitrogen, but also furnishes humus, apt to harbor mice. or a lady either, after all? Well, sho large output is Imperative. |10 to $15 more than In 1918. Lansing—Eleven million dollars of \ incidentally asked. 'By the way, what 108 articles were submitted. fatally hurt, the reaqlt ot gunshot thereby replenishing the soil. ed make our ordinary white light. la atlll there.—Kvery body'* Magazine excess profit tax which the Govern- ! LICE WORST ENEMIES OF HOG became of the great sister ship of the wounds infiicted by Andrea Pantelao,' 48,000 Yanks Still "Over There." Hadnt Fooled Helen. Their Appropriate Action. FOR MAKING SPRAY SOLUTION Would Resume Serman Trade. Kentuckian Is 131 Years Old. Mother cpuld not take Helen wttb KEEP INSECT PESTS REDUCED Explaining Geysera. Value of Wreatlinf. Deutschiund?' Lieutenant Commander Army Sales Cut Soup Priees. took r0,n the rt Pr0 t the father of a boy accidentally killed by Paris.—The American Expeditionary •dew that prohibition baa to • Louisville, Ky.—Several hundred ' ' "", fl 11 GROWING HEALTHY CHICKENS Should Be Attacked on First Appear- In n word, tbe whole secret of the Only In Japan baa the value of Stockbridge replied: *1 can tell you New York.—Sales of surplus army Boston—Immediate resumption of a truck driven by Starks. The aveng- Force is no longer In existence, but a bar when ahe went downtown and was great extent cut off the supply of the descendants gathered at the log-cabln Swl" paC,",1|! TT' T, H y'"'r Most Satisfactory Method of Cooking ance on Animals—Dipping Is Fertilization, Thorough Cultivation Intermittent geyser lies in a subterran- what was told me by a Lieutenant business relations with Germany and ing father, laid in wait near the barn new organization has taken its place, trying to slip away without her know- time-honored remedy," asked the face- wrestling been universally rrrognlafid 1 918 wa s ,,r< nI tly b, k UI M 1) Lime-Sulphur Is With Steam Among Other Things Shade, Fresh Most Effective. and Attention to Pruning Are ean reservoir, the contents of which 1 ,n I €W York t )k 0 ,lle B ct Austria was advocated by Elbert H. home of ••Uncle" John Shell on Greas, t . , " ' ' " where the driver Is employed, and A'ilh the departure of G.-n. Pershing ing it, so fattier called Helen to come tious tourist, "what do the people of and the result Is lhat the average Jap- Langley of the British nnvy, who wa- s In charge of a British submarine anid 'Tof *a ' cuJt rat.e war^" whe" n JMarkeP« t hU and Large Kettles. Water, Clean Coops and Ventila- Important creek, Kentucky, Septembe--r -3 .l o ..cel ..e the conduc'T,'nT,^^t of the businessL . tmThis" was when Starks appeared drew a revolver rom Brest the army he comlucted to him, when she said, "I baa to watch this region do when they get snake- are forced out hy steam expansion ev- anese physique is unrivaled for po one nlglit cruised la the direction of the Kiel canal. At daylight the British commissioner Day announced tbat I Gary, chairman of the board of dlrec- tion Are Important There are farmers trying to rnlae brate the mountaineer's 131st birth the evidence given by A. C. Mathies, of muvver, 'cause she's tryln' to nui'd bitten r ery time It gels flllod up. The Yellow- er, agility and the InieniHl betilfb A|np|*f7|af| tors of the United Stales Steel Cor- and fired shots. One bullet entered hrough so many glorious exploits Thoroughly reliable concentrated hogs who know so little of the busi- The great desirability of keeping In- day. There Is no doubt amoug Shell's the coat accounting department of teased 'o exist. Hereafter the Amcr- •way." atone park is a region which not so lhat so largel> depend* on the vital- •••••And there,"' Lieutenant Langley explained, •"not 50 f,.et away, was r'lTfT .n-m nH^l poration, in an address before the an- the abdomen of the victim, while a "They don't P tersely replied Gabe llme-eulphur solution may be com- neighbors as to his age. Men, 80 years Shade, clean, fresh water, clean ness that they think It Is Inevitable sects reduced by modern orchard prac- very long ago was fiercely volcanic. ity nnd hnhiuced developnietii i»f th** tbe biggest submarine 1 ever saw. It was the work of hut a few moments to y ^ f . nual meeting ot the American Bar Swift and Co., in Judge Howard ?an force,, in Europe wil be divided Olggery of Sandy Mush.—Kansas dty mi0 b a chaln Btore8 ol second passed through his right kne-a. pouuded on any farm. The most sat- coops and colony houses, and good llml hogs should have lice. Lice, they tice. as fertilization, thorough cultiva- In that role It has ceased lo play an Inner muscles of the lower |>art of iho Association. Mr. Gary prefaced his old, declare he was an old man when Wiest's court at the slate Investiga- ito two parts; hose in France and Complete Reformation. Star. • laud two torpedoes amidships. There was a terrific explosion. The giant sub- lftwin- manniratlon^the Armv food William Pantelao, 4-year-old son ol lafactory method of cooking la with ventilation and plenty of room during should realize, are among the worst tion and attention to pruning and oilier alarming part, but locally the earth's body. speech with a declaration tbat the they were youths. Excellent eyesight, tion into food prices. The witness nglan-l under the command of Gen. "Will you have some bay rum?" marine Separated in the middle. Both ends rose in the air and I read dearly. ^ ^A^up o^r ™ the accused, was killed when thrown steam; but an ordinary large kettle the night are of the greatest Impor- enemies tbe bog has and should be operations, cannot be emphasized too crust Is extremely thin. A very liter- majority of the people of America three successive sets of tee'h and all persisted lhat deduction of tbe profit /illiam D "' nner and those in Ger- asked tbe barber. "No." protested Un- A Dull Game. •long the bow the word 'Bremen.' Then she sank. m * ™ JS! from the wheel of the truck, upuo (such as is used for butchering) may tance in growing healthy, strong, vig- attacked on first appearance on pigs, strongly and is well appreciated by al hell rages not far beneath the plac- At to Honking and Steering. M of his faculties are claimed by the tax was a proper charge against the lany un er H^n. Hen y T. Allen. The cle Bill Bottletop. "I'm golu' to be There wouldn't be much to baseball * ''Afterward 1 received two letters from the British admiralty. Tbe I mt th«ir nrfm in Ouwe were in favor of the Peace Treaty and which he was standing. be used over a fire when steam Is not orous birds, whether they arc for which may be easily dipped In one most progressive nnd successful grow- en frequented by tourlKts, and thence Hot.king your born doevn't help Kentuckian who attributed his long olal nu.. f Am rica)M Is 48.000. thorough. I'm not g"iu' to let rum iu if ibe umpire's decisions were always first lauded me highly for slnklL„ Jie Bremen. The second was one of censwt '.an for -c Mnti CoiIL B#w tbe League ot Nations and that he business. oblalualde. incut, eggs or breeding. of the llce-kllllng preparations. er*. life lo outdoor living and good habits any form go lo my head." satisfactory to aU the players. Is derived Ihe heal that causes theout- much us steering wisely. Fort* to which I was sharply criticised for sioking an unarmed merchant sWp.— I '*** "j*?"' ^ would assume that it would be adopted. hursls of the geysers azlne. Tt* rvrtooe mystery, greatest of all, is yet to be solved. prk2 ,or the Anny l0up 18 7c a can- ~ v ii i sb li mstfteii i ^ THE LOWELL LEUGEU and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO -T-' s THE LOWELL LEDGER and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO •IM Hoard Must Decide if il Tan Raise Albion—Two Thirty-second Divi- Three Rivers—More than 110 trac- .Pay of Kent Employes. Ing, called on their cousin R, B. sion men were selected to serve as tors will be on displav at the St. Jo- The (iiiestion whellur tin- l»o.iii! i tiw pavls and Mrs. Lemuel Dns and Post Commander when the local seph Countv (irange fair at Centcr- of supervisors luis lhe rl.ylil In lix families Monday. Post of the American Legion was or- ville Sept. 24-25. Ihe salaries of Ihe coiinl' clerk and 8 YEITER & COMPANY t Mr *. 91®. London enlerlaed Ihe ganized here. /Joseph Leavy^ is Big Rapids—Mack Deeds has been eonnly treasurer, and perhaps Ihe Ladies Aid Thursday. commander and William C. Hapton found guilty in circuit court of forg- register of deeds, inii^l !)'• deli-r- Mrs, Horace Weeks spcnfThurs- vice-commander. ing a cream pay check. Sentence mined hy Ihe hoard at ils Orlohei day and Fridav with her dighter, Saginaw—Saginaw Valjey Baptists has not been pronounced. meeting. Furniture and Bazaar Dealers Mrs. Glen Ford, MuskeKon—James F. Balbirnie, Experts or Theorists- Indiealions al present are lhal Ihe association churches are in best con- Edwin Herp and wife. ofGrand dition ever known. Ollicers were county coroner, has done away with lasl leMishdnre look Ihis n'Khl from kmam llapids, spent last week at lurray horse drawn vehicles in his under- i Ihe hoard and plaeed al least Ihe , and Undertakers lake. ! elected are: Moderator, Bev. Fred Allen, Bay City; clerk, Bev. W, P. taking establishment here. ; clerk and the Ireasnrer hack on tin- i Mesdames Dell and Clyde 4ndon .larman. Bay City; treasurer, h. K. Manistee—County Surveyor Theo- i Which? old lee svslem. which was rc^ulatnl and Merrill Day visited Iheimiece, Bishope, Saginaw; Suin|av school dore stale engineer, have formed a years ago. ^ RELIABLE GOODS Mrs. Lena Herp Friday. partnership for surveying and gen- superintendent, Miss l-anny S. Arris, Just h\ tauipcriiiM with the salary PROMPT SERVICE John Andrews and'daughl^Hel- Mt Pleasant; president Young Peo- eral engineering projects. _ , The packing industry is intri- act to salisf.\ one iiienihcr of the en, Mr. and Mrs. Will Engfc ail son ples' Society, Frances Spear, Sagi- Dorr—George A. Pullen, aged 70,' legislature who wanted to assist .1 Clayton spent Tuesday in tnnd a life long resident of this city wsis , COURTEOUS TREATMENT naw. . , cate, complex—far more so than consliliieiil. the legislature is said l<. Bapids. Saginaw—Following an appeal found dead in his ollice. Death is I have repealed the law giving super REASONABLE PRICES. Mesdames Alice Wingeier. «na from Judge Clemen the Kiwanms attrituled to apoplexy. He has been! the railroads or the telegraph. visors Ihe aulhoritv with regard to Wingeier, Bessie Wilson nnd Eva club will act as big brothers to pro- a retail coal dealer for many years.! salaries, and Ihe matter in Kent () Saginaw—Al Ihe closing session ; Every day multiplying needs 'ga Blasser allnd- bationers from Justice court here. connh niiis'l he aired and III:I\ re On these grounds guardnleed by d The Shcpherd of the Hills, in Saginaw—Lieiitcnanl Doyle and of Ihe Michigan Betail Shoe Dealer's l of society increase its problems snll in the relenlion of Ihe fees h\ Lowell Monday afternoon. D. G. Look, Druggist. Sergeant McGregory, of the Saginaw association convention here Wed- j Iwo or three of the coimh's ollicials. our long iervice and pleasant ac- •Mr- Mnd Mrs. Sam Kropf, of bw- nesday Lansing was chosen as the { and multiplying responsibilities police force "unearthed" in the Ital- If Ihe old fee system is placed in quaintance, we solicit your con- Mtr^ It tlM iMMoAct ^ Low- ell and Mr. and Mrs, Chris Kropftnd ian district al Carrolton Friday place for the 1020 gathering. ; demand more of it force, Ihe ollicers all'ecled will henc- li, Mkh.. m stcoiid elm matter. son Dell, motored lo Slnnlon Suriav sIl.OOO. worlh of clothing stolen frtmi Manistee—Much interest has been | lit h\ several thousand dollars, il is tinued patronage. and visited relatives nnd friendi ' the Henry Price store at Vassar two manifested in the selection of a post- 1 said.-- Herald. Mrs. Gordon Frost nnd chilren weeks ago. The stulV was buried a master for Manistee, as successor lo I Highly trained experts, spec- LOCAL ADTERTBINO RAim Dr. James A. King, resigned, the ex- j x W spent Sunday wilh her molhe in few feet underground. 1 IHE STATE Nol Kmanniialed. IfeL . ialists of years' experience, Front page reading notices 7c per Lowell. w Alpena—One death, possibly due ami nation for which will lake place: next Tuesday. j Mrs. A. !•". Howie, the famous lee line cash. ... « ' Mr. and Mrs. Arch Condon spot a tans of Interest from Other Michi- to infantile paralysis, and several 1 thinkers and creative men, de- Lowell and Alto Stores. few days in Detroit recently. Big Rapids-Miss Blanche Cook, hirer on dairying, tells this one; Advertlainc in local oohiinns 6c gan Towns. suspicious cases have local physi- After linishing her lecture in a , Mis" , s Blanche Xewland aniilHdI Jdin IS, always has such luck as this: The vote their lives, their energies, per Una cash. „ . i Hillsdale—Clill'onl Hussintf, a cinnS on Ihe alert. farming section of Alabama she sin! Want ads classified. 1c lyr word, Lainherlson, of 1 rufant, visited lel- Ilafbor Springs—A large summer other day slu* caught a three pound Phones at Both Places. cadi, or stamps with orlar, IHc en Andrews Snndav afternoon. hrtshenmin, is dead al his home at pickerel, measuring two feet, three their activities, to solving the denl> ran inlo ao old nemo silling Itnover, us the result of Ihe burst- cottage at Boaring Brook belonging al the rear of Ihe lent, w ho pla: nl \ charged. , to Judge Cahill, of Lansing and oc- inches while lishing near "The 1S\> , |g of un emery wheel upon which Pines" on the Muskegon. problems ofthe packing industry showed lhat he had heen a slave. -AJM! No ad less than 12 cents. POTTERS CORNERS. cupied by John T. Adams, of Du- - I-was sharpening a knife for an "Well, how do \IIII do, nnclc .'" IMs nf thanks, 5c par Mne rash. Sept. 15—Mrs. Clair Wilkifcon Fremopt—Clyde Sullivan has re- and meeting its widening duties. Blilage cutler Thursday nielli. Part biKjiie, la., burned to the ground said Mrs. 1 loVue, "Ami \oii wtc a Resolutions of condolence. JI M. KilS and daughter, of Lansing, visiteikier turned home wilh a navy discharge I the wheel struck him s»|uarely on Friday. slave?" Obituaries—25 lines fret, all in sisler. Mrs. Arthur Goodell and Ini- u from Hampton Bhodcs. Sullivan ht forehead, cutting his head open (irand R pid»—Bishop John N Mc- Swift & Company is not a few "Ves." replied the old man. EBm /•i'l r *"i '1" r'-* a'a rJ* rf* rifi *1* c'i rS r*-. rjr, rjW excess of that Sc per line. ny Friday. saw service on some of the largest '•* ^ *'* •'* -T- Hid killing him. He leaves a wife Cormick will consecrate the Church battleships of Ihe I nited States "Well." emitlired Mrs. I lowie. ml tTsuallv six words mate a line, i Frances Collins, of Grand Ba|ids, of Ihe Kpiphany, al South Haven dozen packing plants, a few Dlsplav Advertising Rates. From vikited ., ind four small sliMren. alloal during his two years in ser- got > mir freedom her parents, Frank Colins Lansing—Miss Mac McKibben, a Wednesday. Bev. Lincoln P. Ver- No. ma'am." replied the nevn . "I 19e to Klc Inch according to location family over Sunday, vice. hundred branch houses, a few ttclur in the Logan street schoor coe. i^ch deacon of the diocese of Lansing—Michigan's good big dim got married." and amount used. Lxle Goodell visited Bdcing Western Michigan, will preach. The thousand refrigerator cars, and & mends Sunday evening. was accidentally shot by I'-arl Smith, roads program is being pushed for- 15, while on her way to school Fn- church's rector is Bev. Kennelh B. ward hy the slate highway depart- 4':- James Bullermore is hdping Bice. a few million dollars of capi- -SfK KEEP A-GOING! James Malone a few days. lay morning. The boy says he was ment rapidly. I'p lo Sept. I con- testing Ihe trigger of the weapon Petoskev—Congressman Scoll has tracts awarded for work on the When you strike a thorn or rose. Clarii Hen wick visited uu- i tal, but an organization of such ixlra Special Pric the past assured cilizens of Munising and Pe- week villi relatives at Millhrm trhen il was accidentally mschargeu trunk lines amounted lo *H10.977.:t0. 00 V - \v 'fkf^ >• Keep a-gointf! ' Market, such as canned Keep a-going! OAK GROVE Her condition is not considered ser- Ihe coal shortage which il was ment, sr»4,:i57 being the total of sev- Taint no use to sit and whine Sept. LV-Mrs. Whitby and ious. The boy was taken to police feared would resull in Ihe closing of en contracts let Ihe last week in Aug- which operates this physical ¥ When the fish ain't on your line; r n v| Ihe factories in lhe two towns. Man- Early June Peas, Sweet Corn, T ® « s'hAher molher, Mrs. headipiarters. ust. During the same week *2X1.- -s- Bait your hook and keep on try- of South B^ton Sunday. i Grand Rapids—Through an act, ufacturing plants ai Munising are 020 was the total of all new con- equipment. Tomatoes and Salmon ' ing Miss hthl.Vip Jones spent the week said to he running 110 cars a day be- possible through an oversight, of the tracts let for the road construction also same good trade inducers in Oleo, Codfish, Keep a-going! end with fri6jds at Ionia. 19111 Michigan legislature, fees hind Iheir normal supply. work. The total mileage contract- Can this intelligence, this ex- Bulk Pickles and Brick Cheese. Remember, When the weather kills your crop. Mrs. fannfr of Ionia, spent last amounting to lens of thousands (if Muskegon—I'rusline academy in ed for to Sept. 1 was .Slt.2ir> miles, this cily has just opened in ils .si\- Keep a going! week at her tani here and has'now dollars, it became known Friday wilh Ihe average cost something ov- perience, this initiative and cre- we have a full line of When you tumble from the top. g0«c "V-ju1 f1- "'"'w »• Fretporl. will be diverted from Ihe Ifeasury of leenth year of work here and Ihe er $9,400 a mile. Bridges awarded • i u rj\ns • ':iilsl ii|U> W !W ^1Wmlm *** *1* 0** *** mf* *1* "Jf Drain the sweetness from the cup. revert to the laws in alVed previous consumers I'.-nill lhal milk prices are purposes? Or be replaced by A ^4^ vjv wJU wjv v^Jy wjw wjw cjy yjy Jf* vjy wjw Keep a-going! to 1901. I'nder these ads Ihe com- s(» high and lhat if every bottle was NEW SERIAL STORIES FOR LED- legislation ? Does Congress really .»•jrr a;*-.*,/ fn running in this paper shortly. First: »••••••« •••• '#^^4 •••« •••• alfogether of fees. Kenl supervis- Grand Hapids—Bishop John N "The Devil's Own," a historical ro- —Michigan Tradesman V? " : > * Lowell, Mickifan McCormick of Ihe Episcopal diocese • ors will attcmpl !<.> unravel Ihe knot- mance of the Black Hawk war in fM The Doctor McDsnnft Qfflct li ty problem at their October session. of western Michigan, favors adop- Let us send you a Swift "Dollar". From Sword to Handsaw. Negonce Hloc^ tion of the peace treaty and League the Illinois.country, introducing Ab- 7 % ' Saginaw—The Home Financing raham Lincoln and* .IdVerson Davis. " It will interest you. The Germans, who gaily started t OffioB hours: 10-12 t. i 2-4 and corporation with *1.0011,0111) as lis of Nations covenant without amend- The writer is the popular author. out to lay waste the world, no\^ menl in a Idler addressed lo Sena1 Address Swift & Company, capitali/ation divided inlo *10.11(1(1 Bandall Parrfsh. Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 111. know something of what their t-f-; au. phMt: M, (Met; 47, RmI- shares of $100 each began on ils tors Charles T. Townsend and 'I'ru- "Wolves of Ihe Sea." will be fol- fort at destruction, so far as thr> I course to solve the home building man 11. Newherrv. "I Iind il dilii- lowed by "Pieces of Kight," a progressed in Belgium and France, j cull lo believe llml this superlalive- Cw^y.-i^ht 19'9 Hatt SiUafiuer & Man problem in Saginaw by writing a "Treasure Island." story by Pilch- will cost. t large amounl of stock suhscriplions. ly impoiianl document should be ard Le (iallienne. The German engineer. Dr. Wilh Four linns alone in the last l\vo rejected or devitalized by Ihe action Either of these stories in book Swift & Company, U. S. A. Lesser, has been over Ihe ravaged H. P. GOTFIEOSON years have added $10,240 000 annual- of representatives of Ihe people of form would cost the price of THK Ihe I'niled Slates." he writes. "As country and renorts the number of Physlolan A &rg«on ly to their payrolls and have hrou^hl LKDGKB for a year. houses destroyed as 300,000 at least OVER CITY STAT BANK ill 10.000 men and IIO.OOO neople. Km- a minister of the Christian religion, Subscribe now and get yom and nearly as many more damaged Lowell, Mic nloyers are asked lo subscribe *:{,"» as an American citizen and as one money's worth and then some foi but which can be restored. In ad- who has had two sons in. Ihe ser- THIS SHOWS ffic#l for each man emploved which will the paper that slops when the lime nted! vice and who was himself for many 'WHAI BECOMES OF dition there are about 2,000 church- PUoii*|SJUl,w 2^ mean nearly $000,000. is up, not forced upon any one. es and a large number of other nub- I Houi# J2.f months in contact with the war in THE AVERAGE DOLLAR What's Stylish for Fall? Whitehall—Farm crops near here RECEIVED BY rev v ile buildings, schools, state and mun- are burning up as a result of a long France, it seems lo me Ihe rejection r p of the treats would be an ad of dis- MAGAZINE CLUBBING OFFERS. o'waEarasxQis SWIFT & COMPANY icipal offices, railroad stations and drought. , There has been no soak- FROM tur SAIEOF Mf AT yards, factories, warehouses, etc., to S. S. LEE, MD. ing rain in this region since lasl loyallv to lhe dead, of immeasur- No. 1—This paper and Mot hersV AND liY PRODUCTS able danger lo Ihe living and of in- Magazine, both one year. *2.15. CfNTS IS PAID TOP THE be rebuilt, as well as roads, rail- May. . . LIVf ANIMAL ways, aaueducts and bridges. Ke- Albion—('ounty Y. M. A. Secre- creasing reproach ami humiliation No. 2—This paper and Home Life. :l.96 CtNTS FOR LADOft The Household and The Genllt e*»eNS£S AND fRSIOMT forestation will be another consid- Physician md SrfeoR lary Wallace ami an innocent group for all time lo come." 1.04 Ct«rs REMAIN) erable item. Double Breasteds Belted Suits Offlc# Hours: of voung foreigners seeking inslruc- Big Rapids—An aiuviliary of the Woman, all one year for *2.00. WITH 1 Spanish American war veterans will No. II—This paper and Capper's SWIFT 4 COMPANY To restore the 300,000 destroyed 11 to 13 a. m 2 to 4 p. m. 10 g p. m. tion in English had a narrow escape AS FROnr homes alone would cost German> SundnyH, S to 4 p.. from being classed as bolshevisls, soon be organized in this cily. Farmer, Home Life, The Household and The Gentle Woman, all one at prewar prices three billion Double breasteds are favorites; in one-, two- Belted suits are here in many entirely new OEF1CE: LEE BL(K when they assembled for education- Kalamazoo—A new warehouse Clean Work Modern Fdctory marks, but the cost today will be al purposes. Some misguided per- will be erected by Charles Bard, year for $2.15. Office Pboue, 93 \0}mi 118 No. I—This paper and The Toledo several times that sum. By the son whispered to local police that dealer in mill supplies and piping. Librarians Assist in ('1:11;; li'ic. VKUCKNNKS BIHTIIDAV ( LI 15. and three-button models; some with belts; and original Hart Schaffner & Marx de- Week I v Blade, each one year foi terms of the peace treaty the Ger- a "Red meeting was being held in Grand Ledge—At a cost of about cord of All Kent \'eler.;ii . The Vergennes liirlhdav club inei Short Working Day mans are required either to rebuild S2.00. some without belts. signs and variations. the foreign selllemenl. On arriv- *1,000, the inlerior of Ihe Congrega- Bring or send all orders to The (lomplele records of all sohlii-rs, Wednesda\ aflernoon wilh Susm Ihe devasated area or pay 'he bill GLENN G.TOWSLT.M.D ing at the supposed bolshevik meet- tional church has been entirely re- saiiors and marines from Michigan Sav les in Lowell. Meeting wa- APPLY AT ONCE Engineer Lesser praises this fea- ing-place ollicers found Wallace as- Ledger, llowell, Mich. EYE, EAR, NOSE •< TftOAT decorated. who served during the world war i-ailed lo order by hostess. l-.acl> ture. Yokes are lively touches. Slanting, vertical and crescent pockets. signing lessons. Bit; Rapids—Bamond llahn, a NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. are heing prepared under the direc- lady read a verse for her hirthdax "Here the treaty creates a safely OHIom: 504-505 Anbton Bj Muskegon-Muskegon is having a month. A written word contest ol !.• freshman, walks Iii miles a day lo Business locals, notices of paid tion of Mrs. William M. Stehhins, of valve which can be used by us for GRAND RAPIDS sugar famine. and from high school. He resides Hastings. In Kent eolln,, Ihe di- iiiinntes in which Maggie .Nhd'hersoi; Deford—Farmers in I his section dinners, enterlninments, etc., arc the release of considerable press- Citizens phone 62479. west of Big Bapids. rectors of Ihe work are: Samuel 11. had the most words with a givei ure," he says. "On the part we are cannot gel help necessary to harvesl classed as advertisement and charg- iUimher of letters and received 'IN (irand Ledge—Bev. ami Mrs. Glen ed for al the rate of 1c per word Manek. lihrarian and Miss Annie A. to play in the work of reconstruc- The wirey, deep-lunged look Pollard. nssisUint lihrarian of Ihe pri/c. tion depends the regeneration of a McGregor—Howard Booth is in a Stewart, who recently came here Please collect and remit with each '1 here were e Calls Promptly Attended to Day or Niglit as lo jnsl how lo Iill out Ihe hlanks may he obtained al the hoolh or al aiid after the usual order of busi- Thompson, of Ohio, introduces evi- OFFICE and HOSPITAL-On Waeh- to the highest bidder the following personal prop- ness the hostess served a delicious dences that seventy-two officials of iugton Street, Opposite Reeidenee. Ihe public library or from Miss Lva- line Lambourne, who has been ap- lunch, proving her ability in lhal the railroad administration have arl. been drawing salaries aggregating prtv on mv farm 2k miles southeast of Lowell, on pointed sub-director of the work PHONES-OFFICfi 144-2. RES. 144-3, for Kenl county.—Herald. \Iiss Lrani-es Sullivan plaxed sev- $138,100 per year, or an average of Complete eral musical selections, which were Five of these government Absolute enjosed. The club adjourned I o railroad magnates have been draw- the County line road, on The Ledger publisher would es- teem it a great favor if friends meet with Mrs. Fred .1. ISoth Oct, li. ing $50,000 each, two have-been (loin. drawing $40,000 each, three $35,000, Assortments Satisfaction would use the telephone of the pa- two *30,000, eight $25,000, eleven B. G. Fales er freely in cases of news items in leir vicinity, such as deaths, seri • School district order books for wm one mjm, one m<*M. one K sale al The Ledger office. tf $17,500, six $15,000. one $14,000. one Licensed EmbMmer and ous accidents, fires, elc. tf The undersigned will sell at public auction on HS^M, one $12,500, one $12,000, one Funeral Director $10,800, one $10,600 and twenty- oons Monday, Sept. 29 the Newell Tucker farm, ^ mile east of South Ihret 910,000. firm ef There is no justification of the rail Meakera ef the Detroit Real Es- at One o'clock, sharp Boston Grange Hall, on rood administration's course at all. tate board are urging the public HAVE THEY LEARNED A LES- In theKe days, il" a preacher wants Boston policemen violated (heir ^ Dreadful busy limes now for Ihe brought her and each Sunday for MILLER ft HARRIS, H is no arflnment to say that "good SON? lo advertise himself as a back num- oath of ollice and went on a strike, farmers and their wives. 1 some lime Mrs. Davenport has prosecutor to tet after the rent hogs, Lowell, Mich. HORSES Corn King Manure Spreader, Fence Stretcher flRCTIO ICE CREAM ntn come high.'* The railroad ad- in that cily. In the meantime, rent- The hesitancy shown b" the Cen- ber, he opens an attack on lodges. leaving the city at the mercy of the ! We are very glad to hear that our j placed in her hand a lovely rose Light Driving Harness ministration stopped itself from any One of the kind is operating in mob. The lawlessness resulted as , correspondent, Mrs. Karl Curtis has | which as it has opened through the Pair Farm Horses, 10 yrs old, nearly new ers who are tired of being skinned tral Labor union of Boston over the Day Pbeno 221 Single Harness Pure, Sanitary, Scientifically made claim by its own blatant, demagogi- will do well to follow Ihe example tullillment of its promise to call a Grand Itapids now. Such men seem they ligured; but the strong arm of; a chance for a rest and sight seeing week and then dropped its delicate weight 2000, brown and bla *: 2 Wagons, Combination Hay tal announcement when ii took ov- to be blind to the fact that thousands the Bay state has restored law and | by going west. Hope we - hall hear i Grindstone oua former Lowell resident who has strike in sympathy with the mutin- leaves has been watched with much NUt Phone 237 Light Driving Hdlse, weight and Stock Rack; Double Box in er tbe 'roads.' Tbe baldt glartag *^|urned to the old town after sev- ous police in their cily suggests the upon thousands of lhe best and order and now the strikers want ' from you for we shall miss you so interest and appreciation for the 2 Two-seated Carriages Chains, Forks, Shovels, etc. fact is, it hasn't kept its promise to erli years existence while trying to lM>ssibil*ty of u return to sanity ablest preachers in the world are their jobs back. It ought lo be much. "God be wilh ycu till we kind thought of remembrance. about 1000 Large Caldron Kettle Ikf oonntry. It hat -fallen down**, lodge men, as have been many of never for them. Would yon trust meet again." Top Buggy New, Up-to-date Plant of why even with Detroit landlords. among Ihe trades unionists of the Horace Rockwell has sold his 10-inch Clutch Pulley for power hene just as it Imm "fallen down" in Many other family men who have Hub. the greatest of our statesmen from! a man twice who has violated his farm, formerly the Westley Fallas CATTLE Roller Tiiuisday, Sept. 25,1919 several other directions.—Detroit Washington down. Against such solemn oath? home to a gentleman from Ohio, who Registered Guernsey Bull, May separator Purest Materials ptrn lured to the large cities by Ihe Perhaps Ihe members of organized FALLASBURG Pliafeiaf, Oliver 99 Walking Plow Free Press. f ; hv wages and failed -to figure on labor in Boston have sullered from facts, their elforts are as puny as j having a|so purchased the horses Rose Breeding. 2 years old Cross Cut Saw those of a small boy shooting at Sept. 13—Callers on Mrs. Edith •Greenville 210 Walking Plow Um outgo, are tired of the swindle; Ibe lack of police protection in the Kent county office holders are and household furniture has taken Cow, 5 years old, bred June HO About 500 ft. of extra quality 2 made right by people who know how. Governor Sleeper la said to want a last few riotous, disorderly days. Gibraltar with a squirt gun. putting up a howl for more pay; hut Skinner, sister of Mrs. Floyd l^ang, immediate possession. Mr. Rock- Hot Water ni .'{-Horse Evener, new Ml and some of them are going to get r, x 4 Studding, 20 ft. long at 1 o'clock, p. m., the following property: MM term as governor, with a view (tf while the getting is good and I'erhaps they have found that their it is time to meet these everlasting last Thursday were Mrs. Caroline well's son came for him and he left ~~' Vears old, bred May 10 2 New Hog Houses, movable Sold right and served right by l« mini from the Michigan capitot before the shooting starts. persons, their wives. Iheir daugh- The old Grand Armv and Ihe new . appeals for higher public expenses Slines and mother, Mrs. Bouh and for Grand Rapids Saturday, where Hot Air Heatiif years old, bred April 19 17 Tooth Spring Tooth Lever 5 Extra Large Window Sash lo roe U. S. Senate. Considering ters and their property have been (irand Army are solid in their op- with a stern face. The board of Mrs. Mears, all of Ionia. he will make his home. 4 Steel Hog Troughs Brood Sow | Land Roller bit attitude in tbe Adrian school Fred Clark, falher of Hobart Gtntral Repair Work. .ng Heifers Harrow \ Team Horses, 7 and 8 years old no more mimune from criminal at- position to the red rag element. A • siqiervisors should turn a deaf ear W. A. Quackenbush and family, of Brush Scythe 5 Shoals Heavy Work Harness scandal, we think that Mr. Sleeper On log tf all the other iaveatigat- tack than have been the persons, speaker for the former bravel- ad- i to these pleaders. They "ran" for ('.lark was taken much worse last Grand Rapids, were callers at Frartlr Call Phono 202/ Imaho g Steer GO Tooth Spike Harrow LflSBY 6c SON Horse, 5 years old itig committees appointed by Con- 0 Single Harness wives, daughters and pronerlv of vocates the shooting of those who office at the old rates. Now; if they Friday. Mrs. Ina Clark Potter and Jones' Sunday. a spodally of hot olr rade Bull Calf, ZVi iu * 9 Hole Grain Drill Grass Scythe Lowell, Mich. Colt, coming 3 years old Wagon and Box gregs, ( which seem seldom > to ac- non-union people. Perhans they would substitute the red Hag for the' don't like the jobs, let them walk family, of near Saranac, and Will Mrs. Hatlie Scott, of West Lowell, hoating. Hay Tedder 2 Grain Cradles ^Holstein Cow. Calf by side Flat Rack 8 Tons Hay coitalish anything but expenditures are beginning to understand what a good old Bed, White and Blue. That's ; out and make room for others. Clark, of Lowell came immediately was a caller on Mrs. Pansy Clark Tank Heater Corn in Shock of puMIc money, another news print and Mrs. Will Denick and family, of SHEEP Fanning Mill \i Holstein Cow, (» years old, Biittjo blessing law and order are, and that the American spirit and the anarch- last Friday and took Mrs. Johnson riiHKna. 3 10-Gallon Cream Cans Surrey Quantity of Straw —tad that the Senate for, ptgMprtbe committee has been its representatives protect no par- ists, revolutionary socialists, I. W. President Wilson's denunciation Lowell, were at her father's bedside, home with her. •d Breeding Ewes Hay Rake, 10 ft. due Jan. 1 him Is Impossible. The time ha* named; and the print paper steal ticular class but are maintained for W., Bolshevics, and all their ilk, of the Boston police strike as a | also a half brother, Otis Clark and Mrs. John King, of Lowell, called 1 Door North of Tom Pair Heavy Sleighs, new Other articles too numerous to /i Holstein Cow, :{ years old. Cutter of 5 acres Bean Pods •-when "Anybody can carry noes On unafraid. "How long, oh may as well understand il. crime against civilization, is right j wife from Cannonsburg came Sun- on Mrs. J. Tower Sunday. Shitl't Place. SWINE mention John Deer Hiding Plow (id Bushels Oats Lord: How long?" the peace and safety of everv one. 2 Wheel Cultivators due April 1 Perhaps they are growing afraid of and Mr. Gomners' sympathy for the day. Mr. Clark is very low at this Mrs. Lew Davis and children, of !. Brood Sow and Pigs Rye writing with no hope of his recov- Several Hand Cultivators FEEDS Durham Cow, 8 years old Oliver Plow Ibe further consequences to them- Significant remarks:.. Muskeeon strikers is just as wrong. | Elmira, N. Y., who have spent some 10 Acres of corn in shock 3-Section Drag Barley selves if they assist in the perpetua- ery. lime wilh her brothers, Frank and IMPLEMENTS Iowa Cream Separator, 650 lb. Durham Cow, 7 years old milk dealer says milk would be Mrs. Katie Johnson and little 14 Acres Rye Straw in stack 1». Little Willie Cultivator Cream Cans. 2 live gallon; 1 ten tion of the conditions that now per- cheaper if all patrons returned the Millions of good citizens who' Fred Jones returns to her home ng Binder capacity; in first class con- SAVE YOUR FUEL Holstein Cow, due Dec. vade their city. ' Perhaps they have daughter came from the north part Wednesday. A few Oats and Hay years old 1-Horse Cultivator gallon bottles. Former Governor Osborn fori'ierly talked government owner- of the Slate to visit her step-mother, ng Mower dition gained a new conception of the says, "Those who pay their bills ship are now standing pat on private A. G. Steketee, wife and grandson, Heavy Work Harness Steel Wheelbarrow 500 lbs Salt Heifer, 2 years old McCormick Mower (irindstonf proper limitations of the operation Mrs. Hatlie Scott, of West l^owell Donald, returned home Wednesday Money to Loan for next winter when you'll need it have to pay for those who don't." ownership. "A burned child dreads and last week spent a time with her .'t Heifers, IS months old Superior Drill Numerous other articles of organiaed labor. If they have Ihe lire." to Grand Rapids, having spent Tues- and keep the>baking oven heat out 37 VNCnCS ^ 37 Just little signs of the times; but siser here, Mrs. Hobart Clark. She on my monthlr Belknap Sleighs been- taught a lesson, and if they they are worth thinking about and : day al the Towers/ MS:—Sums of $5 and under, cash; over that amount, 1 year's time on good 'S Spring Calves will pass on that lesson to their fel- was Joined by her husband at Low- John Mol, of Grand Rapids, was Lot year rent ntooty pay of the house while Old Sol is on the profiling by in these times when! ALTON—VERGENNES ' ell Friday and they are to go to H jm ai** di*riiiSutfdg'oeSir«tir. mil for WMm** lows throughout Ihe country, then every little helps. | here Tuesday for his threshing. for bankable notes bearing 7^ interest. job by buying your TERMS:—-Sums of $5 and under, cash; over that amount, 1 year's time on good the Boston patrolmen's strike may Sept. (15—Florence Jakeway came Lansing to reside. Will Bovee is working for Floyd m*km*J9n*m90o. it yjttwMil tjood home from Grand Bapids last week.' John King and wife, of Lowell and Knapp, of Keene. bankable notes bearing 1% interest. not in the end prove an unadulterat- "What word is .most .frequently, DO IT NOW. ed evil.—Detroit Free Press. Mrs. Henry Davis, of Smyrna, Mrs. Winford Johnson, a niece and misspelled?" Our guess is "Niece", spent last week at Sarah Purdy's. baby Delberl, of Belding, were Sun- BAKED GOODS Most people spell it "Neice." fine; MOSELEY m Mr. Hoirman's youngest child was day visitors of their sister and Lowell BiiiMiai qA utoal i—f •tst it bthiad Um#; Uon§j back if uo Stand by the Lowell laundry or of our old teachers used to sav: "Be- i very sick and under the doctor's mother-in-law, Mrs. Louisa Stanton. Sept. 15—Misses Mae Rennells, of HOWK at Lowell never wish for another. Mr. and member that a niece is nice and that care. Callers Sunday on Mrs. Edith Cora Kropf and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mrs. Perry has given us one as the i comes first." Perhaps that 1 Skinner at Mrs. twang's home were ORA GODFREY Frank White filled his silo last Ford and sons Dell and Lloyd spent aM LomAssociitkw A. J. Johnson. Prop. good as the best* in quality of equip- simple suggestion will help others, i s\"ck as did a number of others. Mr. and Mrs. Will Patlengill, Lee Sunday with Clayton Rennells and Always the belt in Bread, Cakes, Pies, ment onywhere and they are doing Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keech were Jones and family, of Ionia, Mrs. B. wife, of Minn. Talk It over with WILL CONDON, good wnrk. What more can any We read that a New York man 91 I F. Wilkinson and Mrs. Emerson C. THOMAS, Buns, Rolls, Cookies, Doughnuts, Etc. E A. Amimtnn* Grocer both sick last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Morse and M.C.GRBfiKE, Prea., r4»r one askt Read their annouuee- years old has just married; so we | Our girls were home from Lowell Davenport, of Keene. Mrs. Skinner son-in-law from Belmond, Iowa., •, Pressor § N. C. THOMAS, Auc J. B. TEITBR, See. Z Prop. Clerk N. M. O'BIERNE, Clerk 1 menf in this paper. It covers the guess there is hope for some of Low- school Friday night but went back appreciated very much the beauti- Judge Allen B. Morse and wife, of Auctioneer ground. ell's old bachelors yef, this week again. ful basket of assorted fruit Mrs. Lee Ionia and Mrs. J. D. Morse, of Held--

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TU£ LOWELL LBDGKfi and ALTO WBfiKLt 80L0 911 away Sunday morning at four The many friends and old time TH Hi J_AJ W JUJUJ-j JUJlO^LIliirt ana o'clocJi at the age of 80 ' ears. The patients of Dr. M. C. Breece, who LEGAL NOTICES funeral will be Tuesday at the Keene nas seen active service in France in church at three o'clock. Burial at hospital corp and had lately re- Live—Don't Just Exist MORTGAGE SALE. Marble cemetery. turned '"Ada, gave him a reception Whereas, default hai beer msdr Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brown were at j. 0. (). K hall Tuesday evening. in the conditions of s certain mod- Dr. Hess Fly Chaser Sunday guests of her mother and A line program and lunch were en- APPINESS is life—and real After you eat—always take J age executed by Jesse B. Gerwnnd jf ffieal friend brother, Mrs. Daniels and Frank. oved by all present. Dr. Breece widower, to Happie Landon, dated happiness is found only in a Frank went Monday morning to and wile will leave for Flint soon the 2Cth day of August, 1914, which move Mark's folks to their new home where he intends to locate perman- An uneasy cow gives no milk. The Alto Weekly Solo mortgage was recorded in the office real home. A real home is in Belding, the Chapman place, they H of the register of deeds for Kent Friends are always needed, but the have just bought. John (Juiggle and family have ('ounty, Michigan on the 28th day more than a house with a yard or Neither will a pestered horse work welL Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat- Stewart Knee and family and his moved to (irand Bapids, where he of August, A. D., 1914, in liber 28/ ALTO whklt solo. SOUTH BOWNE MORSE LAKE mother from C.rand Bapids, were is now employed. fcrm around it. A real home is only friend you cau absolutely depend •dCMiy Foolinf. Stops food aounng. of mortgage on page 251 and duly Peter F. Kline .local reporter and Sept. 10—Leamor Osborn and Sept. 15—Will Chalterdon enter-; Sundav guests at the home of Al Flies on cattle and horses are a nuisance. repeating, and all stomach miseries. Summer tlu, so called, is epidemic assigned to Bertha H. Landon. De- Ac place where the luppy united agent for advertising and job win' wife were guests at W. Cosgrill's lained the Ladies' Aid society last | AMadilMtiea ud appatil*. Keep* •tomch Knee. Mr. Knee had a good many this vicinity. I). M. Winters «ISOLD ing. SubacripUons and local items BUGLE NOTES upon at all times is a bank account. cember 21st. 1916 by an Order of Thursday. Proceeds, *i;i.(j(j. •weetand ttronff. locrenee Vitality •nd Pep. Sunday. callers Sunday. Was some tired and Mrs. hiia Hollway are reported the Probate Court assigning residue family gather together for mutual gladly received by mall, phone or Chas. Paulus had a barn raising! EATONICUtbebettreiiwdy. Te* of thou- hut had a good night and this Mon- sick with same. One of the features of DR. HESS FLY CHAS- Wm. Mislder and wife were guests mmU wonderfully benefited. OnlycoeU« cent of the estate of Happie Landon, de- can. tf The Sayings and Doings off Our last Wednesday with about 100 pres- dav morning is resting tpiile easy. enjoyment and recreation. of Merrill Hosleltler and wife Sun- or twos day to um it Positively guaranteed (icrald brazier has heen visiting ceased, recorded in the ofllce of the ER b the fact that it becomes more effective with Office at Alto Furniture Store. Own Home Folks day. ent. to alewo or we will refund IBOBtjr. Get a bit His children have been all here to It will stand by you no matter his grandmother, Mrs. John Jlead- register of deeds in said County on Warren Boush and wife visiled Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Paulus helped box today. You will ice. A. E. Winchester was in Alto see him. the 14th day of October, 1916 in A real home is a place where father, each succeeding application. The longer you use Sunday al Henry Smeleker's. their mother,_ Mrs. (ieorge Paulus Mr. and Mrs. li. F. Wilkinson Monday on business. D. G. Look, Druggist, Lowell (irant Frazier is installing a Din- liber 400 of deeds on page 26. mother, v.randparcnts, children, friends BAI L GAME AT ALTO SUNDAY, I'rank Miller and wife and Klmer celebrate her 7!Mli hirtliday Sunday. what comes. called on Mr. and Mrs. I'rank Carr less in Mrs. Head ley's residence. Whereas, the amount claimed to it, the better you like it. I SEPT. 21. W. W. Proctor and wife were in Nearly all her children were pres- Sunday forenoon and found him Shaller and wife attended a Sunday John I lattee reports fall plowing be due upon said mortgage at the arc glad to come together and Iind enjoy- The Michigsin-Ontario League Lowell Tuesday on business. ent. Hope she will live to enjoy feeling good. school meeting at White cloud LOWELL CENTER at a stand still in North Ada owing dale of this notice for principal, in- ment in each others company. If your Stars will meet the Alto Indepen- Win. Wattson was home over Sun- 1 luuMlay lasl. many more. Mr. and Mrs. (.litford Wilson from to drouth. terest and taxes ij the sum of Three Make such a friend by starting au Sept. 15—Sunday guests at Win. f Yours for Fly Chaser, dents at Willett park. Alto Suiuhiy, day on his regular lay over trip. Miss Anna Kash is allending school Mr. and Mrs. Kd LaPaie, of Pontiac, Moseley were Sunday guests of Mr. Charlie Merrilield. deputv game Hundred and Forty and 37-100 Dol- home tocinv is oniy a place where certain Kiuyon's were Ira Westbrook and Sept. 21, at 3 o'clock. Neil Proctor is on the sick list al at Freeporl. visited a few days lasl week with and Mrs. William Converse. warden is a frequent caller in Ada lars, (340.37) and also legal charges peopl; meet to cut and sleep — then start Mr. and Mrs. F. Pattison and all family, of West Lowell, Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whipple and The visitihg team Is composed of this writing wilh the slimmer llu. Ahe Kash and wife visited Sun- account here and adding to it as you and vicinity, (id vonr game li- of sale including an attorney fee iroressional players and has nol called on Mr. and Mrs. John Palti- Uuth Kinyon, of (irand Hapids and two daughters from (irand Bapids right now to make it a real home. It it Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ferney are en- dav wilh their uncle. John Mislder cense. provided in said mortgage of Twen- icen beaten by any amateur team. son, of Lowell Sunday evening. Karl Kinyon and wife. were Saturday night and Sunday tertaining company from Chicago. and family, of Logan. can. And now poor hre'r rabbit sits ty-live Dollars ($25.00.) your home week. cxtracled. the guest of Mrs. Will Chalterdon FARMERS STATE BANK of Alto who has been ill. and also called :il ilv. of sale contained in said mortgage Alto, Sept. 15.—Alto baseball team But fhe (icntile has keen appetite Bobert Johnson's family are en- Friday. Win. Kinyon's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Carr, Jr., are and of the statutes in such case entcrtyiiimcnt for o'd and defeated Belding here today I to (» Miss Cecile llolcomh is visiting •<»r good fatrabbil stew- tertaining relatives from Illinois at Klla Yeiler is helping at the tele- Watson King is visiting in (Irand here caring for his father this week. made and provided, said mortgage young equal to the Edison in one of the fastest games played t . D. Nash and family, of Muskegon. Edson O'Harrow, Pres. W. H. Angell, Cashier present. phone ollice at Alto. Hapids. will be foreclosed by the sale of the here this season. The game was a Paul llolcomh returned home VVHITES BRIDGE Phonograph, we would like , Mr. and Mrs. Bert McDiarmid and Maggie Hieh, of Belding and iirn- EAST LOWELL premises therein described at public pitchcrs dual between Migging for County Drain Commissioner 1'al- Sunday froni the Bille Bange Train- Sept. Hi—Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Mosure to knew what it is. ing school in New Jersey. family visiled their brother and sis- fst Anderson, wife and son visited Sept. li)—Doris Coles, instead of auction to fhe highest bidder at the Ihe locals and Cold for Belding in terson, of Crand Bapids, was in Alio were in (irand Bapids last Mondav. Monday. Harold (Hess gol his honorable ter. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDiarmid .it .lames Monks' Sunday. Davis, as the press made us say last North front door of the Court Bouse which the Iliggin^ pitched a no hit, at Harris Creek Sunday. hi.-k luinhotf. of Urand Bapids, Llmer Lawrence, of (irand Bap- in the City of (irand Bapids, Kent Mr. Edison^s instrument no run game. Leatheniian was on Herherl White, of Saranac, was in discharge al the (ireal Lakes' Train- week, has a position in Detroit. ids and Andrew Chaflee, of Lowell, ing slalion and relurned home Fri- Mrs. Frank Clark iMid Mrs. Ted visit! :l nver Sinulay at the home of County. Michigan, where the Circuit means more than a little fun Phone 127 the receiving end for the winners. Alio Tuesday, shaking hands with ; Mrs. Fllen Buck, who is living spent Sunday at the home of Tom day. Bollins visited in (irand Mapids I ;.rl A li' lu'li. with her daughter, Mrs. Joel Aldrich Court for Kent ('ounty is held, on Could and Selmons formed the Beld- old friends. Thursdav. Morris. Mrs. Lawrence aeeom- and meniment. It means CHEVROLET ing battery. Miss CoiTcne Cless visiled Crand School started Monday in the in (irand Bapids, fell down stairs Saturday the 8th day of November, Wealthy apples for sale. $1.85 panied her son home for a visit. even more than happiness ES, we will deliver the New Alto challenges anv learn in the Bapids S.ilnrday. She relurned "Mai ;^ I'istriet" wilh Miss Buth and hurt her quite badly but not 1919 at ten o'clock in the forenoon per bu., at E. L. Simpson's, IVj miles McCORDS & WHITNEY VILLE 1 t\ as teaelHT. Florenthus Vandenbroeck, who is thereof. slate for a series of games, (irand home Sunday accompanied l)\ her seriously. Her daughter. Mrs. Van- and the educational, refining Service Station s. w. of Alto. Adv. Sept. 15—Mrs. Klla Mnrt and Car- Eteat the Mrs. Katy .lohnson spent sun«la\ attending school in (irand Bapids Edison, the product of the Bapids Boliers preferred, (iaines sisler, Mrs. Vivian Anderson. derwall was down to see her Friday. Said mortgaged premises are sit- spent last week with his sister. Mrs. influence of high class music, Y ma- be arranged by writing Kysei Miss Ella Yeiler. of West Lowell, Jake Cless and wife, accompanied ole Kellogg, of Ada. spent Monday with Mrs. A. \. Seott. The farmers are tilling their silos. uated in the City of Grand Rapids, Don't fail to aee this car before you buy > ern Leach. the study of lanzuages, al Alto. is assistant Hello girl id the Alio by Archie Thomas and wife, of of last week here. The i'ormer Mr. and Mrs. Boodner and child- County of Kent, State of Michigan, world's greatest inventor's end let us demonstrate. VERGENNES. Krwin Bidgeway was in Saranac known and described as follows, to- and the like. Yes, it leleplione ollice. Whilneyville, allended the fair in visited Mrs. Sutphen al the home of ren, of (irand Bapids, were Sunday one day lasl week. Prioes Mrs. Chas. Camphell and Carole vis- High Cost of Living wif: The East five (5) feet of lot Wesley John""" and wife will Crand Mapids Thursdav. Sept. !l»—Miss Kvclvn Krat't. of guests at the Dutcher home. means moi e It mer.ns a genius, the phonograph with the HARRIS CREEK Mrs. Dell Condon. Mrs. Merritt twenty-six (26) and the West thir- leave in lhe near future for Floridii ited the school. (Irand Bapids, spent Satnidav ami Mrs. John Fahrni visited Mrs. family uniied at the fire- Day, of Moseley and Mr. and Mrs. ty (30) feet of lot twenty-seven (27) "Four-Ninety Touring $780. Sept. 15—Mr. and Mrs. Lent Nor- to spend the winter. LOGAN Mr. and Mrs. Warren Patterson, of Sundav with thr Witti-nhaeli fam- Blosser in Vergennes last Thursday. genuine diamond point repror (loodell. of (irand Bapids, were vis- of (irove Street Sub-division accord- side by common interest. Four-Ninety Sedan $1250. ton, of llhica. New York, are visit- (irand Mapids and Mori .lime and ily. Mesdames Kent and Hubbel and Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fur- Sept. 1(1-—Joe Berkey and wife en- Flavo Flour, cwt $5.50 itors at Win. Dailey's one dav lasl ing lo the recorded plat thereof, ly- It means the fellowship F B Touring $1200. Ralph Sherwood ing relatives in this vicinity and all gerson, Sept. M. a ii1/.' pound boy. Mildred Friend, of Saranac spenl The silos are all tilled in this Mr. and Mrs. F. (iodfrey attended ducer and your choice of the latest leiiaincd lo dinner Sunday. Jacob week. ing South of the South line of GroVe of the loved ones aboac FB Sedan $1765. enjoyed a family- gathering at tin All are doing nicely. Thursday at Myron Patterson's. 24^ lbs $1.40 neighborhood. The Shepherd of the Hills at Low- Homer Morris and Kd. Murphv MECHANIC Margaret Silcox home one day lasl Blough and wife, of North Bowne. Mev. Mailard and wife and Carl The Ladies" Aid society, of Ver- Street and North of the North line you — a uniud home. Including Freight and War Tux. Miles (irant has heen absent from Joe Livingslon and wife. Kmamiel ell last Monday. attended a party at Ada Fridav of the public alley and being a lot diamond disc records for you to week. Craliam returned from Lansing Sun- gennes will meet with Mrs. (",. M. the bank for a few days taking a trip Voder and Mil win Voder with Iheii .1. N. Hubbel has relurned home night. thirty-live (35) feet fronting on Belatives from Byron Center with day evening where thev attended Very nicest of Bacon, per lb . .45c .lames Tliursdax afternoon. Sept. 2'). up north for a little recreation. families. after being with the threshing ma- Howard Poller and wife, of Low- drove Street and extending South enjoy in your own home for a Mrs. Emmelt Sheehan / called ai conference, Mrs. Allen Bennett was in (irand A New Paige and some good used Fords Wesley Blough and family, of chine for the past two months. ell. Mrs. Karl Kanll'man. of Lansing. one hundred sixty-five (165) feet. Frank Bedford's Sunday. Charles Williams is having a new Mr. and Mrs. (.'has. Cress and .lohn Bapids Saturday afternoon. (ilenn Conklin went to (irand and all oila and accesaories- shingle roof put on his house. Mc- Freeporl. spenl Sunday wilh I'red 1 Leo Sage, of Canada. Sid Sage, of Dated at (Irand Bapids, Michigan, whole month. All you have to The Burns children who have and Certrnde Apsev visiled relatives Canning Sugar to Customers. Miss Isah Biet and Miss Janet Weiland and family. Bapids Tuesday lo consult a physi- Saranac and Charlie Kllis, of Bock- this 8th day of August, A. D. 1919. heen spending tlft'ir vacation with Naughton & Sinclair are doing the in (irand Mapids Sunday. .lenkins spent Ihe week eml at their work. S. S. Weaver, wife and daughler cian regarding his condition. ford. spent Saturday night and Sun- Bertha Landon, do is to make a small payment their grandmother in Cascade havt Ira Warner, who is teaching spent homes in (irand Bapids. llobart Coles was home from De- day at the plant. E. D. McQUEEN Lowell, Mich. returned home to attend school. Clothes are high. Cel the old Sara, were lhe guests of Ceo. l.eece over Sunday al home. Marion Both is on the sick list. Assignee of Mortgage. troit over Sunday. Albert Hausserman is assisting Marry F. Johnson, Mrs. Margaret Silcox visited ones made over in lhe latest mod- and family, of near Klmdale Sun- Mrs. Wright and sister, of Meld- The itgnlar nurting of the Ver- down. No further thought of pay- The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. W. ''{{er Coinpton with his work. Mrs. couple of days lasl week in Free els at Lowell Cleaning & Dveing da.\. ing. visiled at Myron Patlerson's re- gennes grange will he held l;rida> Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. H. Wisner last Thursday. Albert llaussernian and Henrv (ill2 (irand Bapids Savings Bldg., port at Sam Newman. Works. Adv. If. Donald Zoels was Ihe guesl of cently. We carry Anti-Smut for treating seed wheat. evening. Sept. IU. A plav is to be ment for 30 days—then start to Lawrence Hichardson and brolher. Mansserman visited at Compton's (irand Bapids, Michigan. Win. Vreeland, of (irand Bapid* The Worden Lumber company Mrs, Arch Wood and children and Kivcn by Ihe members of Vergennes of near Klmdale Sunday. LOWELL DISTRICT NO. 5 Sundav. visited Sunday with his son. Basi. delivered three big truck loads of Mrs. Leona Mlackhnrn and children grange before Naiionai (Irange at Klhelvn ('.raw and brolher Bay. ol Sept. Hi—Bercival Atkinson and CHANCERY NOTICE. pay for the instrument on the Vreeland. lumber and shingles lo Crand Bap- spenl Saturdav at John Mall park. iirand Bapiils tlu- week of Nov. 12. The M. Heier family were Sunda.\ (irand Hapids. called al lhe homes Mr. and Mrs. Mert Douglas eiiier- family, also Michael Walters and TOWN LINE NEWS State of Michigan. In the Circuit ids lasl week. Mr. .Hid Mrs. (.), M. limlson and easiest kind of monthly "terms. callers al Ihe (ieorge Meier hoiiu of A. NearnhiTger nnd Joe Lelnnan lained relatives from helroit Fri- wife, all ol" (Irand Bapids. visited Sept. Hi—Mrs. .1. 0. Scott and son Court for the County of Kent, in John Keiser and Mr. Springell R, E. COLBY Mr. ami Mrs. 1» s. Blanding spent west of Caledonia. Saturday evening. dav and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ba\mond Sherman I'''. were in (irand Bapids Wed- Chancery. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.harles (ieorge Shickler, of Caledonia, wa were in Baltle Creek several days Pearl Miller and Alvin Slald, of Mr. and Mrs. Moland Colhv vvenl Sunday. nesday. Mary Wagner, Plain till', vs Horace McCords, Mich. Ward. (»f (irattan. While there Mr. a Sunday visitor at the M. Heier last week on business, returning to Campbell, were Ihe guesls of Fred to Petoskey Saliirdav. BlandiiiK w.is pushed over by a Miss Bose Wingeier. of Belding. Doran Snyder, of Indiana, spent Warren and his unknown heirs, de- Alio Saturday. spent Snnday at home. home. SliaU'er al lhe home of Harvev liorse snslaining hip injuries ilia! Sunday with his nncle. S. S. Snvder. visees, legatees and assigns, Defend- Clarence Morgan expeels to start (let your Corn Cutting and wheat sowing Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson, Vel Blough Snnday. liunting licetiM- ^IIIIS eoniine him to his bed. Alice Winslow and Beatrice Scott ants. Dear Mike: in a few days for Florida, where he anmiunilion are in full swing in ibis neighbor- Hear It hi ma and Howard visited their son William Mishh r and wife, of Nasi at Stocking's. ad\ vm Mrs. Ida Beekwith spent Tuesda> 'aye been having the snnuner llu At a session of said Court held at has spent the winters for lhe lasl ings, visiled Mrs. Mishler's cousin. hood. the Court House iu the City of Grand James Anderson and wife, of Cram with her aunt. Mrs. James Wright. bu are much better al Ihis writing, Bapids, Sunday. several years. Mrs. Melinda l.ile and familv Sun NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Mrs. .las. Needham and son visited Bapids on the 8th day of August, a Mrs. Tempera nee Krum has re- r.thelyn and Boy Craw, of (Irand The Joseph Anderson family will Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wagner, of day. Slate of Michigan, The Probate turned from an extended visit with Sunday with Mrs. C. Baker. 1919. 1 1 Si , ,l:,V l h Your Own Home John McCarty motored to Kalama Crand Bapids. have been visiting ai Joseph Mislder and wife lefl Fri- Court for the County of Kent. her son. (ieorge Krum, of Stanton. Bobert Ford and sisters. Mrs. RiSHs: "" " " "" • " " Present, Hon. Wm. B. Brown, Cir- Boltrutr, of (irand Bapids and Mrs. cuit Judge. zoo Sunday and visiled Charle Ihe Cainoaii collage al Campaii lake day for a visil wilh relatives near In the Matter ul the Estate of I'he Kent County Pomona (Irange Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Davis and By the time this reaches you, I will .lolinslown. Penn. Bannon, of Lowell, visited their In this cause it appearing from McCarty and family. Ihe past week. Bobert Whitehead. Deceased. will meet with Vergennes grange. daijgh .-r spent Saturday and Snndav Arthur Porritt and family, with Charles Slald :fnd family, of neai t Just Unloaded a Car of Cement. It mother at Kalamazoo Thursday. m Battle (.reek. the Bill of Complaint, duly verified, Mrs. (ieorge Cress, of Kreeporl. Notice is herebv given that four Sept. 2(>. State (irange Master. On This Offer Mmrgaret McDiarmid, of -Cra'ml Klmdale. spenl Sunday al the honn months from the 2:Jrd dav ..I Augusti4. * Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Murphy at- thai according to the records of the he trading atFerney's where prices and has heen visiting her daughter, Mrs. John (".. Ketcham will be tlu* princi- 1 1 M l S l, ll of Wilhur Tyler. tended the barn raising at Charles MKM ",' ! U •• " , - " • - '""I Begisfer of Deeds of Kent County, Bapids. weVe Sunday visitors at Ber Frank Bunker, of Alio, for a few A. D.. 1919. have heen allowed fur We have a car of Brick and Flue Lining on the 4^ pal speaker. Mis. Stanley Winslow and daughter Kmannel Troyer and wife, of neai Baulus' at McCord's. Michigan, Horace Warren at one Sinclair's. days lasl week. creditors to present their claim-. «&, Mr. and Mrs. Lenie Knmions and VS Vv..,'|,l\v"W|'11 ^e'l^esdav evening. Play the New Edison in your home a whole Homer Booler anil family, of Mc Klmdale and Samuel Bodabush and against said deceased lo said court £ road. We have plenty of COAL bought, that ^ ehildien. of (iratton. .spent Sunda\ Hvidently it is much easier for time held and claimed title in the goods are right. Berry Brannan is a regular callei W:IS in i; 1 Cords and Libe McDiarmid and wife, of Freeporl. were Hie guesls for examiutiou and adjustment and IV some people to get things bv help itls ™" subjeci matter of this suit without month on this offer. Entertain your family a I lhe home of P. F. Kline. \\\ will arrive soon. ^ with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bennett ami family, of South Lowell, were Sun of B.-in Weiland and familv Sun- lhal all creditors of said deceased',^ familv. ing themselves than to work for it Mr. Unrkee and familv ami Mrs having conveyed or released the wonder what the atlraelion is? Ask day. as some one dug a (luantit- of pota- same, and after diligent search and and friends. Pick out your favorite selec- day visitors at Lou McDiarmid's. are required lo present their claims i L We carry nearly KVIOHVTHi.\(! yon need Burch and familv. of (Irand B-iuids Berry, he can tell. Peler Blongh and wife, of Davids- toes in B. M. Wilcox's Held the inquiry, il is unknown whether he Joseph and Bulb Crillin visile- to said court, at the probate ollice.' for.buikliug or repairing. * KEENE NEWS MH'jd Snndav at John BrannS tions from all the latest, big city song hits, Mr. Spreg, of Crand Bapids was ville. Penn., are visiting the former's other night. is living or dead, or where he may Do you want to make some money? Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Leo- in the city of (irand Mapids, in said I 4^ 4$ Sei)t. Bi—Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson Mi. and Mrs. Kern Warner, of Anderson. in Alto Tuesday in Ihe inlerest ol sister, Mrs. William Beaver ami county, on or before the 2:h d (lay' o Miss Fdna Jacobson spent Wed- reside, if living, or whether his title the latest dances, the side-splitting min- the Bidgley Insurance company foi We buy Roll Roofing in carload lots and have and Mrs. Berry, daughter and son, has been assigned to any person or husband and oilier relatives in Ihi of December, A. 1)., 1919. and that I nesday night with her friend. Miss Odd Fellows only. vicinity. were in Belding Wednesda\ after Lslher Wingeier. persons, or, if dead, whether he has strel records, the crashing brass bands, the If so, you can make some hy trading ELMDALE said claims will be heard bv said 4? just the kind you want. The best Rubberoid noon. Mrs. Bebecea Fausov and (j. \V Ilarvex Blough and wife, wilh Mr. and Mrs. Bavmond Sherman, personal representatives or heirs Sept. 15—Elmer Wiers and fam- Mr. and Mrs. John Linton have court on Tuesday. Ihe 23rd day of 4$ for the better buildings; *>ood, lower-priced ^ good oUi-fashioned tunes, the opera and bought the S. .1. Winslow properlx Noah Shaller and wife lefl lasl Wed- Mr. and Mrs. I'rank (larr went to also Mr. and Mrs. (1. Bangs took in living or where they or some of ily are visiting relatives of Maniste.- pecember, A. D., 1919 at ten o'clock j nesday for a motor trip lo Oscix in the forenoon. kinds for cheaper work. 4^. Ann Arbor last Kriilav hut thev the fair at St. Johns. I hem may reside, or whether his classic records. Yes, the whole world of with county for a couple of weeks. in Alton on East Main street and V'- could not (1<» any thing for i'rank expect lo move soon. connly, where Ibey will visil Mrs. Dated Aug. 23rd, A. D., 1919. W. 11. Murphy has sold his farm right has been disposed of by will. Jay Leece and sisters Mary ami and they sent him back. .1. V. Miller, her family and nnmer- See those Asphalt Shingles at $4.75. located at Kinvon Corners to par- It appearing that more than fif- music is at your command. See for your- Lizzie entertained their Sunda\ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ceorgi CLARK E. HIGBEE, T ous other friends and relatives then Krma Kellinger and brother ilm lies out of town. teen (15) years have elapsed since school class Sunday. Canipau, of Wheeling, West \ '.r- Judge of Probate. We have some White Cedar Shingles at $4.50. 44* self how much you need The New Edison and enroule. bert, Harold Morse and Mr. Werner A. Wingeier threshed over l.lHlll the recording of such title, claim or Clarence Miller and wife enter- ginia. a ti-Dound hoy. I'it-.!.-. ic dust the thiujr lor patching. ^ ami famil\ were Sunday callers al CLJSSIfi MIEIWElien . On motion of Harry F. John- (ieorge. All doing line. Lemuel Zimmerman, of Muskegoh bushels of wheat recentlv. —then think how easily you can make it your tained company from Kansas tin the Daller home. is the guest of John Brighlon am! Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wilcox spent son, attorney for the plaintitT, it is past week. Mr. Harry Daily, wife and lillic & 1 v ll l< , Earle J. Ferney Israel Lave came Wednesday and family for a few days. Sundav at llic home of Mr. and Mrs. C ...o iT ! « ' 'd Flemish ordered that the appearance of said own on our easy payment offer, on terms io (ieorge Sargeant and wife ami Al- daughter, visited Mrs. Daily's fath- '*1 was a guest al Wilkinson's till Sat nf rabbits; cheap, if ta|:en at Frank Miller ami family spenl B. M. Wilcox. Horace Warren or his unknown bert Peterson and wife, all of Beld er. Thomas Van Order from Satur- F. A. Worden Lumber Co. * nrda\. low that you never miss the money! '»"ee. Harold Morse. (e-lf, heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns a ing. were over Sundav guests of lr:i day until Sunday evening. Sunday with Boyal King and fain * Mr. and Mrs. ilenry (iillispie and Alto, Mich. ily. of near Bowne Center. Yards at ADA SQUIBS be entered herein within three (3) Sargeant and wife. Sunday evening callers al tin CAXARJULfOj'tt * * mother from Kdmore called on Mr. FOB SALK- Bed Bock wheat. liO-lb months of the date of this Order, John Scott and family spent over Miss Laura Lowe, of.South Bowne and Mrs. ITmer Bowen last Mondav. April Hi—A serious and near fatal test for seeding. il. L. Coger. home of Claude Silcox and wife, who began her school dnlies hen * * and that in case of their appear- Sunday with friends of Belding am! were C. W. King and family. Peter Mrs. Floyd Sparks and daughter accident occurred to Paul Hurt, Lowell "ho.iej.-,:}. :{ s | |. (. jr, last Monday is boarding with Flor Alto and McCords ance they cause their Answers to Orleans. F. Kline and wife and Lucy Me- luxtt * and Mrs. iTizabeth Daniels were last trackman on (Irand Trunk railroad ence Slald from Mondav until Fri at all DrjuvitU* or tsnt prcpaiJ by the Bill of Complaint to be filed and Mrs. John Lenhard. Miss Klla Lee WlUJAfatt Mr&. Co., OHIO Friday afternoon callers of Mrs. last Friday. A loose tie was caught FOR SALK—(iood farm team. $120 Vean. day evening of each week. * copies thereof fo be served on the Mrs. Eugene Krauss and Mrs. W. E ! Wilkinson. in dragging step on passenger train if sold soon. Mrs. llanmer on plaintill's attorney within fifteen Come In Sunday visitors at lhe home of Lucy Miller spent Sundav al tlx For Sale at Henry's Drug Store and hurled with such force that it Joseph farm. Highest Prices Paid for Produce. Chambers and daughter Jessie wen Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ferney were Mr and Mrs. Charlie Wa"ner from (15) days after service on them of a (irand Banids shoppers Saturday. home of her uncle, Eli KauH nian. of Belding were Saturday callers at broke both legs of Mr. Hurt above Harry La'ie and wife, of Freeporl. near Klmdale. I-OB SALi:—(iood house and lot. copy of such Hill and notice of this E. L. (irant and wife have enjoyed Wilkinson's. the knees. He was attended by Dr. Order; and in default thereof that and Mr. and Mrs. Boy Philips, of Herman Zoels and Sara Weaver Hargain for some one. W. 1. Bur- a two weeks' vacation visiting ('larks ville. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. By der. C. M. Freeman. said Bill be taken as confessed by are attending High school at Free a 9 pound girl. Sept. S. The Liberty Loan workers of _ i) IK. Fresh Fruit and Groceries friends of Ohio. port this vear. said defendant. Fremont Moore is away on busi- Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Webb and little Mr. and Mrs. han (!arr attended Ada township met at (ileanor hall S 1 M ,l And it is further ordered that son Tlieron. motored to South Hav- last Thursday evening when they ' . V|- ' range, ness in Detroit for two weeks. the fair two days in Detroit. splendid oven and two burners in wifhin twenty (20) days the plain- en and Lacola. visiting friends on BOWNE CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whipple and were presented with medals given A I eondifion. Can be seen at till cause a copy of this Order to be their former charge al Lacola and two daughters and Mr. and Mrs. by I . S. I reasury for their service Try Ledger Job print next. Sept. 1(1—Mrs. Bay Johnson visit- lighting condition. t. if, oublished in the Lowell Ledger, a Grasp this opportunity at once. Come in. Breedsville. r , s (Ieorge (iolds, Jennie and Brayton in Loan drives. Presentations were nl .. ^ ' - Hnyton Case al I newspaper printed, published und Mrs. Arthur Brown came home Blissheld recently. and grandma (iolds. Mr. and Mrs. made b\ Chairmen Bristol and Per- l , y 0 l,: M circulated in said County, and that and hear Mr. Edison's wonduful phono- ' :' l ' M'ug lamp, last Sunday evening from an extend- Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Olmslead, oi CMew tiie High Cost ol Lhlng Mitchell from Ionia were Sunday kins. A pleasant evening of song, with —m. paneled dome, in amber said publication be continued there- ed visit with her people near Kala- .rand Ledge ami Mr. and Mrs. Karl afternoon callers at the Wilkinson music and speaking with generous i'l'd green arl glass. .1. K. Hehler. in once in each week for six (6) graph which Re-Creates music. Lct^m home. mazoo. She is feeling much belter Olmslead, of Muskegon are visiting lunch was enjoved bv the manv c la. weeks in succession, or that she N* Nmdkt f Changt. at this writing. (ieorge Hart, who was severely present. send one to your home on our liberal offer. heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslei cause a copy of this Order to be Bmnm* 4 soundman human Harvey Blough and family and (iodfrey. hurt Frida\ was taken io the hos- Herb Burt has just completed a 1'OB SALI-.—Small Victrola in good personally served on said defend- mkm^Uatitn Th4New Editon, Noah Shaller and wife were in Alto Boy Denning went to Ann Arbor We are helping our customers to challenge the High Coat of Living by pital in Belding. where he passed commodious and convenient garage. order-a bargain. Mrs. ||„|tie ants at least twenty (20) days be- Investment Offerings Tuesday evening on their wav home Monday to have an operation for Peckham. fore the time prescribed for their selling them better merchandise for lesa money. appearance. from the north where they have appendicitis. Me has been laid up FOB SALK—Barred Bock cockerels of many descriptions are being presented to the public. been 011 a motor trip. with il for some time. lhat Bill of Complaint in this Kthel Bon lard was in Grand and pullets from Latban's laying cause is filed for the purpose of R. D. STOCKING. Lowell, Mich. A sample line of new fall hats on We challenge any competition who are aelling better quality merchan- strain. Mrs. Klmer Bichmond. (p 111 sale. A goodly assortment in many Mapids. visiting, her brother and :i quieting title to the following real family last week. dise for the prices we sell them for. estate situated and being in said To the Individual with Money to Invest diU'erenl styles to choose from. All FOB SALK—Large size hard Coal Mrs. Fred Wingeier was called to (.ounty of Kent, to-wit: The West marked al low llgurc. for quick PROBATE NOTICE. I reeport last Saturday lo welcome i'w .V I»'l>e and zinc eighty-eight (88) feel of lot eight (8) SEELEY CORNERS we recommend a careful investigation of the present high standing of selling, Mrs, White. Lowell. ll<,0 )oai State of Michigan, The Probate her little grand daughler, Margaret You should challenge all profiteers by buying your merchandise at atorea ' i 'd. K. O. Wads worth. of Jetterson Street (now Lexington Sept. 16—C. (1. Bichards and fam- Phone 310 Night Phone 110 A parly of about twenty-live Court for the County of Kenl. cement stocks as dividend earners. Kli/abeth. Mother and daughter like oura, who are selling reliable merchandise at a fair profit. I ()B SALK—I our registered Jersev Avenue) Scribner's Addition to tbe At a session of said court, held ily attended the Lymenstall reunion young men from (irand Bapids came doing line. City of (irand Bapids, County of held at the home of Carrie Bollins. to Alto Tuesday afternoon and had lieifers two years old this fall. li. at the probate ollice in the city of Callers al home of J. S. Thomas Kenl, Stale of Michigan. of (irand Bapids. ' Examine the future and see what it holds for the cement industry. a game of ball and a chicken supper I>. \eiter. Ada, B. F. D.. or Cili- Crand Bapids, in said county, on Sunday vyere Orvin Sineleker. wife William B. Brown, Visitors at A. Shelton's Sunday at Hotel Proctor after the game. We are in a position to challenge the merchanta in larger citiea because zens phone. Alto. t. |.| tf the 29th day of August, A. 1)., 1919. and daughter Marion. John Thomas, n , Circuit Judge. Present: Hon. Clark E. Higbee, were: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schneid- Your Battery This industry is almost universally prosperous to-day and this pros- U'lhu Dennis, formerly, of Alto, wite and son. we pay no rent and our expenses are practically nothing, that alone will l^iB SALE—(ioo111 per montli for eight Deputy Clerk. [15 sonville. Sunday, were Mrs. Gygack, daugh- For Man and Horses ,,,s ( of September, A. 1)., 1919, at ten charging or only giving it a drink. investment. Yeiler. of Alio, ters and families am| one son and V'V1!! i ""t »»til close of 1919- o'clock in the forenoon, at said pro- Carl Both, of near ClarkKVlllPi had friend, 1920 school s eason if preferred. PROBATE NOTICE. bate office, be and is hereby appoint- •tat# of Ohio, City of Toledo. a narrow escape from being killed Kldora and Bussell Todd, of Elgin. Apply to Miss I'avlor al S. P Lucas County, m. Opifttifif the John DMrt The Quick Turn Tongue Micks ollice. j.| jf State of Michigan, The Probate ed for examining and allowing said last Saturday aflernoon when his III., visited at Bobert Johnson's the c Court for Ihe County of Kent. account and hearing said petition; Frank J. Cbonty makta oath that ho Com Binder, tha Binder Truck relieves the horses of Bennett & Sons' Garage Petoskey Portland Cement Company car was hit by the Detroit llyer past few days, reluming home Tues- Special Prices on Fall and Winter Goods { At a session of said court, held at It is further ordered. That public If Mnior partner of tho flrm of F. J. Chtnty ft Co.. dolnr builnoM in tho City west. Me was thrown from the car day. with the power carriar and ell the pole whip and neck FOLB BOOMS FOB Bl'NT—Prefer he probate ollice in the city of notice thereof be given by publica- schmd selu'dren. Inquire of Nina of Toltdo. County and Stato aforesaid, and landed near lhe railroad fence. weight—mekee turning st ,p 11 sai( tion of a copy of this order, for W,K P.toskey, Michigan Quick Turn Tongue Truck, W right, Monroe street. iKl'ii i ; i * eounty. on J>*>' the lum of Phone 110 . Night Phone 310 He escaped wifh a scalp wound and NORTH BOWNE the 2lith day of August, A. 1)., 1919. three successive weeks previous lo ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for oacli iedrhring the horeee chiefly. the end ss eesy ss when general shake up bill |h(» car was 11 esent: Hon. (Mark E. Hiubec said day of hearing, in the Lowell and ovory caoo of Catarrh that cannot b« CAPITALIZATION $1,SCO,000 Sept. |(i—Jacob Blough ami wife Sweaters Shoes Men's Trousers hitched to s wagon. It keeps WANTED—A piano l(» use this curad by tha um of HALL'S CATARRH demolished. No effort la required to Judge of Probate. ' Ledger, a newspaper printed and MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. spenl Sunday wilh his sisler. Mrs. the binder running straight /..^""er for the storage. Call . In the Matter of fhe Estate of Cal- circulated in said county. Sworn to boforo mo and •ubscribad In Quite an interesting game of ball Joe Berkey and familv. damp the bundlee, a imply Citizens al 1 1, 1 s. (j, j j En A. B. KLISK. I'res. JOHN L A. (ULSTER. Sec. and Treas. —does away with sluing vni B. Bogers. Deceased. A true copy. Clark E. Higbee. »y PrManca. this Ith day of Docombor, was played at Willett's park last John Krebs and wife will spend In all the new weaves. New style shoes for men, The kind that will wear A. D. IM. A. W'OLEABON. Sunday between Belding and the preee the foot trip lever— on side hills because the Mary A Bogers having filed In Judge of Probate. Wei? iRiund-? ^ Sunday - V, ti> ctacuritiei CominiHHion dues not rn'ommend the purchase of nay security and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kiel, of Lowell The Store That Sella the Beat for Leas. circumstances use fertilizer sacks Q^uM's Oarage ALL tha rallabla patent msdldnss Cita. I'lione 8846 URAND RAmOS. Boll Main 4016 Office Hours: A. M., 10 to 12 Heavy Trucking a Spsrialty. 9:06 a. n. Dally ex and Mr., and Mrs. Fred Diller, 0 for grain which you wish to market. idvertlsed In this peper ere sold by MICH. -ovii. xmist not be couHtrued by investors an -a endorsement of the value. P. M., 2 to 5 pboue 269. ingarsol. 12:31 noon. Dafly u r >. 0. Look, tha Lowell Drug end • 1 • •».' KING MILLING CO. P. M., 7 to 9 Schoolcraft county, visiled Friday 9:41 p. m. Dally Service et sll keen at Julius Fiaher'a. THK LOWELL LEDOSB AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO.

v Didn't Want It by Heart. Large Selsmological Library. How'f THTO ? THE LOWELL LEDGER AMD ALTO WEEKLY SOLO. Five-year-old Dorothy was watching Dr. .1. Branner of Leland Stanfor*'- | Wo offer flM.oo for any case et catarrh that cannot he cured by HAIAJB nor aunt drink a glass of milk. Fpon ttnlversiiy has pureliiised the seisuio- f CATAimil MEDICINfci. FALL DESIGNS being offered some she said; "nh. mt. • logical lihrary "T ''ottnl F. de Alon- HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE, i* tak- MISS EMILY FARNUM 1 en internally and acta through the Blood 9| • THE • 1 never drink milk by heart; I only i,.,ssus de I'.alhtre. director of the sejs- on fhe Mucous Surfaces of the System. like il wilh lea or colVee." j mologieal service in t'hile, and prc- Sold by dnigglsiH for over forty yara. Price 75c. Testimonials free. New Culture Is More Width Is the Decree of NEW DESIGN FOR SMART BAG ' seiifed it t" Siai.iford imiversiiy. This • F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. Leaders of Fashion. Cuticura Soap for the Complexion. is said lo be one of the largest col- KITCHEN Receptacle Will Be at Its Best in Yiioe Nothing better than Cuticura Soap leeiioiis df seisniologieal literature in Wheat in Mexico. WOLVES OF THE SEA Black and Gold Ribbon, or daily and Ointment now and then as e.vi-tenee. and is aeeoinpaliled by a Argentina is offering lo Mexico at Dream of Reds Extensive Choice Will Be Allowed Silver Brocade. needed to make the complexion clear, iiiatitiseripi catalogue including some low prices .'{,01111.000 kilos of wheat, li- Weartra in the Selection of Fa- scalp clean and hands soft and while. ."..(Mm titles,—Sclentilic American. (loo.ooo kilos of oafs, ami WMNK) bar- 1,1,4 Mor,,solT CABINET This bag is extremely smart and nt Add to this the fascinating, fragrant i rels of corn. Huqe Sums are Expended by pnince were held weekly vorite Goods and Cclora. the same time very easily made. It . competitive soirees, which M. Lunatch- "Ham hast ventured deeply, but all 1 As 1 lie (Jrent Spirit bids creation teem Cuticura Talcum and you have the The ou! is be most solemn looking Bolsnevists to Profnole ! arsky ami even 'our mlghly lliteir JBI do so, who would deeply win." With conselouB being und tntclllgetice. The phrase that sums up Um new looks pnrticulnrly well In ribbon of Cuticura Toilet Trio.—Adv. bird- and lin 1110,-1 stupid. Why They Failed. So man, his miniature reaomhlunee, Of ever.v hundred men called fail- (I. «•.. Lenlne) did not shrink from at- "So many worlds, BO mueh tn do; fashions for the nutnmii is "more black and gold or silver brocade, ns in Their Propaganda. So little done sueh things to be." Blves ures ninety-seven have been lukewarm By RANDALL PARRISH tending, though I lie ordeal for Lenlne, To matter's every form a speaking width." There is n very distinctmove- our sketch. Could Do It Another Way. Few men are powerful enough to c a package One yard of ribbon Is required ' Have you ever noticed how a Ian ' closed. in their work. *«%%«*««*%*«««««%«««%%%•«%««%«««% who Is a cultivated man, must have wml. inent on fool to got away from the ;ee|i their faces lie tender niorselB 011 the palate melt about 0 inches wide. This you double been hard. Ilolshevik poets read aloud »d all Ihe force of cookery Is fell. An eimination from his spirit's fount. narrow, constricted styles. Paris never I /"he most timorons of animals, will b. Copyrlsbl. by A. C. ivCtarn « t; The impress true of Its peeullar soul. in halves wrong side out. and stitch ihelr verses, and bolshevik painters 5 before tbe war Here tindx he thy best Image, syny adopted the load-pencil silhouette with | e.ime suddenly brave when ki<• Cubists—Newspapers and were mere splashes of color, framed in c a package half cupfuls of C Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Ita age is its fuar- (•(•ufroDled tlu'iw. Uvv clu'oUs Huslu-il. "Itut Wat kins is. Kxplain il all to I'y some good t'ortune I fell upoi zig/ags of common (nr. sugar, Iwo beaten The egg plant is such an attractive skirts and hip draperies. The most • and sat against a wall between two Books are Scarce. OF;COURSE NOT. antee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief "Vou arc sailors." sh« said, sponkiMt: him; tell him who I am. tho inllnonoo the discarded haichet, ami stundded eggs, one tea- looking vegetable, and when nicely distinct departure in the styles is the 1 charming girls, twiddling his thtimbs , Many Papers Suspended. of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverish- •wiftly, Maiui ouglil not to ho «frni«J If I can wield In ihe colony, and then let lo my feet once more, gripping the 6 during tbe war ")-^V spoonful of soda cooked, seasoned and circular tunic, circular flounce and cir- | round each other in a fjevi r of frigh'. | London "I'roh'iarianiy.iug UussiaB "The plight of proletarian culture served, so appetizing "1 noticed your falher and molher ness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, it girl Isn't. U is true this vosst-d wns him whisper the news to the others. weapon again in my lingers. I sprang in n tablespoon- cular skirt. This new cut not only I'.iit it was very annoyitur. culture, is one of (ho tasks a trended has grown markedly worse during the crying during ihe wedding eeremony." ravaged by rttolera, and tlu; crow died; Will yon not do this—for my sake?" straight toward him. sending the sharp ful of sour luilk, lhat It should bo more gives more width, but a new silhouette, ; '•Ho you always do that at a danceV aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. io by 1 hi- bolshevik governmont of Le- last few months, mainly owing to lack commonly grown in our said the groom. ••ul the bodies have been Hung over- "Yes," I answered; "I believe you blade of Hie hatehel" crashing against one lenspoonful because there is a flare at the bottom. ' a-ked one of Ihe girls at last, unable The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. nlne and Trot/.ky, What this process of paper. In I'etrograd, Instead of gardens. "Ves. dear, they were." said the !-oard—Cuptain Carlyle risked his life have found the right course. If you the skull. The aim was good, the ench of cloves, For street dresses these skirt styles to stand it any longer, The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over • onsisis nf js told by ihe Copenhagen nine newspapers, there have appeaml bride sweetly. t(# do that before tic asked us aboard. will promise in He down and sleep I stroke a death I.low. yet the monster ca package cinnamon n n d Creamed Egg Plant.— will be used in tricotino, soft twills, '•Fr—no," stuttered i'.ingie. "Soiiie- ' 30 years, has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under correspondent of the l.ondon Morning since April J only five. The bolshevik Tare the ogg plant, ••ul •What were they erying about';" times" twiddling his thumbs in the his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you m this. •Vow there Is uo daugoi* so long us wo will talk with Watkins now. I may got me with one paw. and we fell li» Itmeg nnd one cupful of currants, light-weight duvetyn, serge, gabardine, 4 1'osl. I|e sa.\ s ; j propaganda is si ill turning out many "Oh, some one reminded them lhat reverse din .•lion—"l do il this wa.\ I" Ali Counterfeits, Imitations and 'Just-as-Good" are but Expenmenta tbat reuiaiif on dwk. I bavo no fet>r." catch some catnaps before morning, the deck together, he savagely claw- kead hard, roll nnd sprinkle with iu slices then In cubes. broadcloth, chocks and plaids. The "If 'he bolshevik syslrni, we were lo live liome with them.'' trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and ^ The Swedo (slicok lii> bond, frnim- bnl most ia dnrim; ihe present summer, a eurl- almost entirely ceased; and the best a rich white saiico: add a little lemon me doing any weeping, did youV" rould spread Wall.ins PrdUe in. She extended her arms, and drew me | less, I released Ihe slilVotdni: grip, Sugar Cookies.—Take two cupfuls of creating with fresh variety and Inter- No More Worries Over "An* (bill's riKhl, miss, I wus on lhe (low n until our lip> met. ri>iiit: lo my knees, oid.\ lo immcdinte • 11- cxperiiiieni in •eiili ure" I hereby known IJussian novelists, Andreyeff, juice ami a bit, of onion for flavor. esting details in the way of new vests, Excessive Coal Bills Miss Kmily Farnum of New York jgur, one cupful of shortening, one lU'iubay Caslb* when "he i<»<»k cholera, "Von are actually afraid of mc •Mill. ly pilch forward unconscious. will be brought to au end. Ueyoud Knrpin and Mefe/hkovsky. are begin- Serve on lo.ast or in timhalos. tucked skirts, etc. For afternoon Gdlis' Complaint. Rebuking Daddy. city, for many years connected with enspoonful of soda and two teaspoon- Willi- \\'i folks ni home shoubl of it she said. "Why should yon be?" When I came back once more to life doii'.i nine-itn'hs nf bolshevism Is ning the publication of their writings Broiled Egg Plant.—Cut egg plant dresses the smartest materials will be I'.-il In•r Wi ihe depart menl of commerce, 1ms been ils of baking powder sifted into one Am work wiihoiil ••oiii|ilaiiiiiii:. Vou ll i- nol ^cncndly I.IIMUII iii..i <••.rn ;l"' beaMn' n^ln heiut winds nlT the Cape. "Someliow, horoth). you have a I was upon the schooner's deck breath- common nniider and plunder the bol- with Ihrtinier of Stockholm. The in- THE FLAVOR LASTS lengthwise into quartor-inch slices af- the satin-finished silks like satin, ciiar- ! eoiiseii nei :I:III named chief of the nppointmenl divi- luart itf flour,' four well beaten eggs know peaee hath Ipt victories tiie same .-mall coal eonsiniit'i ••in have hi- e...ii ' We lost sixteen e' Ihe crew, but nol a ways seemed so far away from me I inu lhe fresh night air, l>oroi!iy an., -he\ ik dictator, ZinoviliciT, in a spoech ability to produce books at home will ter paring, ('over wilh boiling sailed mettse ami crepe meteor. Faille and shipix J (lirccl In.in lhe mine.-, llui- >.iv re nieasii ' sion for the 19JO census. ind n leaspoonful of vanilla. Itolhcut as war, man among us u ho slaved "ii deck gi'l haw never heen ahle to forgel. I!ut WaiUiii- I.endim; over me. "f May !»;. admitted lhat 'Ihree-quar- certainly continue for years." water, fool smd dry in a napkin: dip moire will also be good, because they ing lif prolit- ih.it oilierwi.-o won id ; ••< th. dii'l>;.\. ind bake quickly. (Jillis- | l.iinw. Inn m>1 tody pin- ne-d- whole.-alei ami n lail deider. be-idr- ... DR. I.D. KELLOGG'S ASTHMA REMEDY sick. Anyhow, lltese blni.es are goin now the touch of your lips has •MS ol ihe 1 IO.OIIII ollicials care SO DOES THE PMCEI eaeh sliee in a melted butler; season have a certain stiffness and body n.\. ph ase -o witii onl.v for Iheir own pockets.' but Iho Oatmeal Cookies.—Take throe cup- with s-iii and pepper: arrange on a ab on you for wa'-hitig ;he dishes, and 111;; hauling expcu-e. < M (•(>in>e. in. 111..11 this iiffernoon for th* prompt relict of Aethma ier try their Inek aboard yi-re. cr ei^e ••Itroken down the last barrier? CHAPTER XXX. which accents the new silhouette. ulaetino! - nnd ollur laige eon-aiiner.- I:^-' and Hay Fevar. AsU vcur driig- oilier tenth is honest fanaticism with i Ifuls of oatmeal, one-half cupful of hot broiler and broil five minutes on there's never a bras- band out to S.inj.iy nin srt'uu for it." "Ves, forever." Taffeta will hi' used, but will not he sis alwa\- bought llu- way. bill the una win- glat for it. 23 cento and on* dol- meet you in the morning after you've lar. Writ* for FREE SAMPLE. "Arc you sure? Would you not feel he .11.-1 omary foundation of Refusions, j sugar, one cupful of water or cold each side; place on a hot dish, spread fashionable as satin. These same silk buys only eiiongh ter lu- lieii-< Imld 1- if v - tiie nu lie grlmu'il cheeiTu i.v. letting Slip tin* Opening of the Treasure Chest. walkeij the linor all night with the in pn.-itioii to laki ail\..ntiiif ul lh> - ';f Korlhrop & Lyman Co.,lnc„BullaloN.Y, still less doubt if you ki.—cil me ••<»nc delusion is thai there can be a : [coffee, nnd one cupful of shortening, with the sauce and serve at once. materials will be employed for evening, •••Hi. diiddv • ^ l ••nd of tho painter, the released quar- The daw ii came slow ly, aud wilh but Returned Yank Novel Bag. baby. Judge. puivliii-ing pi ivil. ^es. II'.- welM-now u i half n teaspoonful of salt and flour Sauce.—I'tit two tablespoonfuls of LIFE ! ^ ON R ter-boat gliding genliy away astern. again?" lillle increase <'i" li^lil. The bveezo luH —p.'citic •proletarian cullnre." Last for the theater and for dancing r.KHN 1 b K I 'IAI. 1 n . !.:u; S..U'.!| Deart. enough to roll. Bake in a quick oven. butler into a bowl; add a teaspoonful St.. iiiea^o. i< doing an '-ifiinuii,- 'MI- m •-- the width of waier ((»n>iunlly increas. I held her closely, gazing down into :ilmost entirvly died away, leaving tin- nioiiiii the Moscow provincial soviet • dresses. For their most formal eve- this Inside bag. Now get a bone ring, 1 APPROACHING SHADOW. in Mipplying -niiill .•oifinner- a- . 1 ;i When Aloft. Ing. Ihe dimly revealed ..inline ol" her lace. < atnas aloft motionless, ih,. schooner (in 1 lie intervals of shooting old men, Coconut Cookies.—Take one cupful of ehopped parsley and Ihe juice of ning gowns older women will use the either in black or color, and put one the big one- with all gi.nie> Lii'l and half a lemon. Beat to a cream and .h-l n "Now. bullies. Jump f«-r it if yer ami this time fell myself the master. I l.an iy moving ihrough a slightly heav- ami boy- whose kinsmen of service age i Given $125,000 of shortening, one nnd one-half cup- velvet and metal brocades and metal side of the bag through; after this is soft I m' I ;il mine price-. set away in a cool place until needed. ll-li elerg.vmilt! ha wmit tor go. All riyht tln n. m.\ hearties. 1 left her there and groped my own • j,,- sea. in the midst of a dull-gray rein-ed to lighl) s,>( about organizing j fuls of sugar, two eggs, one cupful of cloths, while young girls and debu- done, stitch to the other side, making Tint 1 lie,-e cn-lui'ie 1- ,irc liii:!ily pl<',i-ed lot's hunt up something to work wUh: way rorwanl. I totind W atkins nwala-. (,,,1^1, Win-n Watkins omerged from biograph and grapliojihone entertain- j grated coconut, one-half cupful of Mock Fried Oysters. — Prepare, tantes will use tulle, chilTon. georgette a seam in the ordinary way. with turn- is eviflcm 11I In lhe letters 11nn wrile tiler "A hiidi elniribinai nr l 1 meiviag am! trvimr their •u.d. Ihe tol- ments in ihe villages, 'at which,' says j Aunt Reimburses Gotham Lieu-i " '- sweet milk, one-half teaspoonful of scrape and boll unlil tender a bunch or net as well as tho soft silks' and ings wrong side. Join up your lining and sernb this dock. That's the way ; lb* listened gravely to what I h.-nl le |jlt mUi 1 propos-d (o him that we 40 j cecdings will be dropped. ! Inwim.' are eMi ft- fmni -eveml mh-Ii let- 10 clean out cholera." j say. with little commenl, and was evi- lu.i.iv,- :ii!.l coniinue the search for tin- Krasnaya Ha/etia, 'in addition lo j soda, one teaspoonful of cream of tar- or two of salsify or vegetable oys- satins. in the same way, seeing that your | lei- "Il:ive finili'! ^ivir eual enilrely -.iM-- tenant for Money His Uncle Had Never Qualified. KIDNEYS WEAKENING? tie led Ihe wav and they followed iweiuiiiiiL' every argument in lns I ^nhl. He was not anxious to go and showing pieiorially and screaming 1 tar, one lenspoonful of vanilla, flour ters. wiWi a small piece of codfish; For day dresses there will be the turnings are outside, so that when I factory and your dealings courti-hii^ aad 1 tie led Hie wav ami ilicy loiioweo 1 Mr. Qninn's report slates lhal Lieu- 1 fair. I shall eonlinne to Iniy my inid 0111 . horothy persuaded me to lei her go -triilently the infamies of our former Squandered. enough to make a soft dough; roll as when cooked mash, season; add egg, short sleeve, the open neck, either lining and ribbon are placed together him, grumbling ami «-ursinu. Imt ohe- , "dnii. tenaiii Herbert's molher, Lillian F. I you."—Kd. (leieki Mnrlin^t.m. I.i. [ BETTER LOOK OUT! 1 l>in in \ iruinia and Maryland^ with mc. In the rnom wliere the ape foes, we are providing real proletarian usual, using as lillle flour as possi- a tablespoonful of flour and a bit of collarless or with one of tiie new stand- Itoth lining and bag are perfect ly neat, : "Murf tlliin l.le.i-ed .vith if. IMe.i-e i|'ftc I dient. I adiled a word of encourage-1 Lfchert, died in Connecticut in ISPS, ment, and In h few minutes the whole j fiiV ne s.-iid al last seriouslys.-riou- , "and if had heen hidden we found a big •iiesi education, art, science, philosophy, his- ble. Bake in a quick oven. cream for two cupfuls of mashed sal- away or plaited collars, the long with hone ring between both. : me prices on .-ame co.d for Dpcembpv."— j am. named Flanagan, her brother, : * } Artlmr Churchman, Alexamlria, Ind. | Kidney nml MaiMer troubles dou't, ment nf the !setherhmils granted a »pc- gang was huslly engJiu'ed In cleaning! 'i"' » :1 I airfax. shell and i set !•> work to open il. tory.' Ii i- cidlure st pel wiih the Coconut Macaroons. — Cream one sify. Mold Into flat cakes and dip blouse, the redingote styles, the use of All lhat is now required is to slip- I "Well plca-cil wilh it. Kxpccl to b:n more ; disappear of themselves. They c.-ow - ial d, rtor authomins its wle. - irreslsiiiih- 'proletkult' mark. Thi- execuior under her will and guardian io. egg and criinibs; fry as oysters. stitch opening at sides of bag neatly a np Ihe moss forward. Iheir lir.>l fears ! ''kely have iinliiciiee en.nmli in 1I0 ii proved l.ii-ilc: lhan I had be- VICTIM OF CONFIDENCE tablespoonful of butter with half a multitucked skirts, versions of the j from yon. "—Frit/. Ih"-. Pompeii. Mi- h. ! ... , , ... 1 . ! 1 he good housewife r;f Holland would of her son. The referee states lhat uj on you, slowiy but .1 a ...., ..hue.- ] ( , i^,. without food as with- |1>: says. I'll taiU ii over lieved, the siaple i.f the locj.; clinging •proletkull. a word eoncocied bv i Serve very hot. vest, and the draped hip-leiiglli body together, when the bag will be ready , "Coal arrived on lime: Im- U'IVI-h .•mire i a mos as sf on .•videnlly forgot ten in action. Watkins j wlml he never qualified as the guardian of cupful or sugar, add one beaten egg, miuing your health with flcadly ccr-loiit her "Keal Dutch Jirons," as sl.« with the hnK n ihe\ u us only sure I.umitcliarsl.y. i- the otlicial name of a Salsify may bo escalloped, creamed, that, suggests the line of tho figure. for use. | satisfaction, am excpeilitndv \*cll pli-i-i-d. kepi after them liUe a si;ive driver. tn the hard leak wood of which the mje and one-half cupfuls of oatmeal j Wi-h to thank vou for you: c-i taintv, until you fall a victim to iu- j'lUainily erdls GOLD MEDAL Haarlem lhar wus ireasiiie aboard I iraess mosi slate departiinnt with headipiarter- in , his nephew in New York and bad no added t of ibis .-.I'lntryoa e of the national rcmciies of llol- the box and accept Uo olher, iu scaled in sndden deterniination. "Vou keep . ,-orothy esialc of hi- grandmother. Mrs. Sarah ted to Lieiiienanl I lecher t consisted of oven. Drop the cakes from a tea- At the present lime there is just you? (LIL V( inure lint' ll.onu.iien d^posiiors.— | lhe deck while I ^.i hclow. I.i_'ht the Millions Expended on Cult, DOGS HELPED DEFEAT HUNS blanch a cupful of ha/elnuts: boil un- new blouse coals. The autumn suits and I glam-ed over the log, hut gained .1. Flanagan, who died in IPOd. al- niorigages for :<.V1,000. S40,tH)0 and S1P,- spoon and leave space to spread. the right selling for colors so brilliant Fgbert—Can't complain. j lantern and hriim it here. If ihi-rc •''I'ln' coiiiinissarial of education, til soft. Drop them into well-season- will be made on more tailored lines, Idtle informalion. As the sun reached : PAYING HOMAGE TO DEVILS Why? and eolorlul—and gaudy, if you will— "No kick "I'lniiiL', then'/" though hi- uncle. I »e Will ('. Flana- ! <"Mi respectively. Mr? Shannon joined Splendid Work of Alaskan and Labra- is any specie hidden ahi.ard ihis hook )ver which Lunatcharskv pie.-iiles. ed while sauce and serve in patty especially when they are used for ihe meridian I venlured again inlo the gan, formerly a con-.;re—man from New In this accounting. Proof dor Animals in the Alps and as lo suit the inost primitive ot! us. "1 can't say that, I'm expert ing my ! er il will he eiiher in the cabin or •J.enl in 11I|S U.'.MHMH 10.000 ronhles is positive when founded The same patriot Ipm which Font shells or in ramekins. These nuts are hacking and walking. You will find cabin and returned with the necessary Recognized Method by Which Chinese i.lersey and original promoter or not. (nominally sI.I."Mt.oi>0.000). and ihe e- upon facts plus experience. Anierlean men lo die for a democratic nice blanehed and sailed as one does them at: their smartest in striped and instruments to determine our position. ' Insure Against Dire Work of icape Cod canal, misappropriated his Ideal Is today demanding that Amer- shelf when the armisiice was signed row," my man. the Santa .Marie turns north imates of its expenditure for the first GAMBLERS SET Beecham's Fills have been used i almonds or peanuts. checked materials, in men's-wear mix- Wilh these and Ihe pricked chart. I j Evil Soirits. j share ol Sl l.",110(1 In his graiidmoth- UP -REPUBLKr Alaska and Labrador served the lean ehildren lie given an opportunity and there was a striking showing of Proof that Some Women tomorrow if 1 have !.. tight every sea mlf of IPIP ahme amount to 4,di;7.(KKi.- for 60 years by people all over 10 ll\c mil that ideal.- lif. I,. Emmetl lures, tweed, oxford and covert doth. •managed fairly well in delerminii.g j colors of brilliant hue. Selfishness. wolf on board single-handed." I er's estate. the globe. Their sale is the larg- cause of the allies i;* one especially Hull. As 1 look upon tho lives of mon. It They are also made of serge, poplin, .•iir location, and choosing lhe nmsl I (Mice a year during the lirsl M days KW) roubles, notninally about •'<' per ! Halted on Way to Present Demandt But, these new black frocks thai :i 1 v.oinhT why my wo.-.^ should he The set 1 P'nieiii under which the pay- interesting way by contributing the s'-ems to mo That more fail to make a gabardine, tricotine and twills. These direct course towiird the coast. of the seventh Chinese month, the cu- ent more lhan the whole annual hud- for Recognition to the estof any medicine in the World! good many smart women are gelling So m rlous to me. - motive power for the sleds lhat kept ABERGINES AND SALSIFY, FALL suoeess of living through di-Iay than do Avoid Operations ment is to be made by his aunt. Mrs. CHAPTER XXIX. rious cereinony of Vu-Nan-Whei is eel- uet before the war. Of iho li; -i men King of Italy, last materials can be used for- eiiher While such as other people bear the troops who were In mountain VEGETABLES. through haste, and tnat what is 'Mlled are rather dilTerenf. They are of lace Seen 1 mostly trittis. light its air. lioned sum over •j.'iO.oilo.Ooo roubles. Hertrude li. Shannon ol 1-1 Madison prudence results in more disappuinl- the tailored or the seniitaiiored suit, CHAPTER XXVIII. ebrated. being, in fact, the paying of trenches supplied during the dead of and they are sometimes trimmed with A Struggle in the Dark. [avenue, follows the report of .lohn BEECHAM'S ments than what is ealh-d daring. and for the latter there art! also the Mrs. Etta Dorion, of Ogdensburg, Wis., says: homaL'e Io tlnr land and sea devils, :he Kraynaya C.azeila say-, was i Heneva. —An interesting situation He came back with lhe lantern in his • (>uinn, named in Ibid as referee to winter. In four days, after a heavy Aberginos or eggplant and salsify or There in always some hazard In life, brilliant ribbon or silk sashes, ^hey Setting Was the Word. A New Plan of Escape. says New York iiernld. Seven priests >n the encouragement of litcraiureand i lias arisen at Cuinpiono. the llalian anil there must he If life Is to haw duvetyn, velveteens, wool velours, mel- "I sufTered from female troubles which caused piercing pains hear objei.-iion- by Lieutenant Peeherl snowfall, writes a contributor to the vegetable oysters ure found in the mar- are us diaphanous and as sprightly as "Those woincii have been sottliij, hand, a mere tin box conlaining a can- carry out the ceremony by offering up Ihe arts, 'ihal is. of the specific artls- any nfutnplishmont.—M.K kenzle. tons, camel's-hair cloth und broad- like a knife through my hack and side. 1 linallv lost till my Nothing occurred during tin after- j j Monte Carlo, near Lugano. PELLS National Ueograpldc Magazine, one kets during the | the wing of a dusky butterfly. Still Ihere for an hour or more." dle. lhe dim tlame visible through nu- in the accounting by Mrs, Shannon, etrength so I had to go to bed. The doctor advised an operation various forms of prayer and making :ic and iileraiy forms which are glor- Sril •wnrwfc*. h hws. laen 2fc. cloth. Tbe very long bolted coat is •uon to disturb the routine work 1 ' At the Instance of the .Swiss author- kennel of 150 dogs moved more thnn lute summer or j they art? black, und It. does seem ••You shouldn't say 'set ting.' my dear. but I would not listen to it. I thought of what 1 had read about merous punctures. Neither of us spoke 1 sin mi.,irt,,!y lluist, ,,v bating large and Mr. Flanagan, his uncle, as execu- VARIETY IN DIET. used by the French bouses and Is ex- aboard or to cause me any uneasiness, iously known as 'proletkult.' Thus art ities the Kalian government closed the fifty tons of food and other supplies Lvdia E. Pinkhain'a Vegetable Compound and tried it. The first ' until my hand was on the companion tors under his grandmother's will. early winter. They • tremely good looking.—From Delinea- strange that one should want to wear K Is 'sitting.'" tiunset brought clouds, and by Ihe time md literature are violently demo'.rn- gambling place recently, whereupon from a valley to the front line on tbe \\v are both becomlug black when peace has come and sum- "No, 'selling' is whtif 1 m'-anf. I bottle brought great relief and six bottles have entir-ly cured me. door ready to slide it open. Anyone wishing to show his respect Takes Testimony Two Vears. OmTrratrnent^ What we need to stress in these tor. ••t was really dark the entire sky was timl. the residents, consisting ot several mountain above. In the Vosges moun- more popular as mer is here. Ihink they're hatching out iruuldc for AJl women who have female trouble of any kind should try "I'll not be long below," 1 said sober- a. days is :i larger variety or more at- overcast, but the sea remained coia- fo the devils can do so by a payment "IHiring iho whole of hist winter, in Mr. Quinn took testimony in the ease hundred male voters, declared Cam* tains more thau a thousand Alaskan they are being oft- But even odder is the persistence of somebody." Lydia E. l'iukham'6 Vegetable Compound." ly. "I'etter go forward and see that of dm) cash—about -- cents—to each tention given to iparatlvely calru and the wind steady. for two years In order to determine the pione an Independent republic, with sled dogs helped to hold buck the Ger- ener grown in tho MILADY'S COIFFURE the brown frock. This made its ap- 11 your lookout men are awake, and then of the priests, for which amount they food combinations It was a pleasant night in spite of accountability of Mrs. Shannon for the the object of reopening the Casino, mans during the last year of the war. h 0 m e gardens. pearance just before the end of the Honesty the Best Policy. How Mrs. Boyd Avoided an Operation. come back here." will continue their performance for 12 Clean Dandruff and seasonings. The the darkness, the air soft nnd refresh- acts of her brother, and finally de- which, during the few months of itf One woman brought back to Amer- The egg plant be- war, and it was extremely smart, but Did you ever buy votes';'' Canton, Ohio.—"I suffered from a female trouble which The port stateroom I had not pre- hours—a truly modest remuneration average housewife ing. The looker was filled with flags, Fortune Teller Takes . cided that the decisions in similar existence, made a profit reported to "No." replied Senator .Sorgliui/i. "I caused me much suffering, and two doctors decided that : iiiii viously entered because of a locked ica a Croix de Guerre awarded by longms to the potato an d tobacco family, with the craze for bright Victory col- for men engaired in tin; ardent occupn- confines herself to V representing almost every nation on I cases compelled him to hold tbat both be more lhan a million dollars. Tho France to her dog teams. The deed and has a flavor peculiar lo itself. The ors it went into short retirement, only always thought that an effori to buy 1 would have lo go through an operation before 1 could \\ door. I determined on breaking In tion of propitiating evil spirits. For Long Trip She Predicted a few dishes and earth. I dragged these out and spread Mrs. Shannon and Mr. Flanagan chief shareholders were Austrians. lhat won them lhat honor was their purple skinned varieties ure usually to blossom forth more interesting than a man's vote was as good a reason as get well. T- T - , repeals I hem so "My mother, who had been helped hy Lydia E. rink- ihem on tho deck abaft the cabin, thus • an extra payment of 2/HX) cash a num- should account for Lieutenani Dech- PERSONS OF ROYAL DESCENT A delegation, headed by the mayor, saving of a storm-bound, foe-pressed considered of bettor flavor than the ever. And this is even stranger be- you could possibly put int" bis mind ham's Vegetable Compound, advised me to try it be- ber of small red paper boats, about six Kaiisa- City. Mo. "Mister, ert's SI i;:,(MX), wiih interest since often that the fam- ' •/! forming a very comfortable bed, and with a petition and proeluination, was outpost in the French Alps. Dispatch white. cause now that il is summer one would for voting against nuii.'' fore submitting to an operation. It relieved me from inches long, with lights inside, will you are going on a long, long In Natural Course, Millions Might Lay ily rebels. Where at last induced tiie girl to lie down, IDOd, on the way to Koine to interview the bearers had been sent back with re- Salsify has a flavor similar lo oy- think that brown, which is warm, if my troubles so I can do my liotise work without any he sent tloatiiiL' down the river with journey," said Allie lllco. a for- Claim to Blood of William there is inlinile variety from which to wrapping her in a blanket. Finally 1 Counsel lor Mrs. Shannon objected king when stopped at the Italian fron* quests for ammunition, but they failed sters. hence Its name vegetable "oy- any color ever was, would have no Tho Growler. dilliculty. I advise any woman who is a ill ic ted with the current. tune teller, to Hep.dive Harry the Conqueror. choose, even for the simple liver, il female troubles to give Lydia li. Finkham's Vege- found a seat beside her on a coll of to the litihilMy ruling against her <»n tier. The delegation was sent home} to get through the blinding blizzard. sters." When salsify Is cooked and place in our wardrobes. But somehow Xe lih Us about his many u- c-. These liuhls are for the benefit of Arthur. .shows laek of progression to continue lie Is a const ii ni fn-iur table Compound a trial and it will do a^ much rope, and we fell inlo conversation. the ground lhat she had acted inno- the paiters were seized and the dele* At last tho situation became desper- served with a lillle codfish the flavor it is true that the brown frock even in tin! sea devils, in order lhat they may "1 want company: come with There are more claims (tf descent with inonotoiiy. I wonder If the Krumhler lei for them "-Mrs, Makik JioVD, Mill Dth St., /A This was lhe tirsi opportunity we cently and had been guilty only of gates were threatened with arrest. ate; only quick action could save the • tf the oyster is heightened. It Is a the evening hits a certain disiingulsh- A world thill's any belter. 4 be able to see their way about on me to police headMiiariers," Ar- from William the Conqueror than from le. the serving of meal, fish or game K- E., Canton, Ohio. / /' hud enjoyed to actually talk with each blind trust in her brother, but. before post. Lieut. Rene Huns hit died his root which must be scraped and kept ed appearance that is hard to ac- dark nights a little attention which ibitr told Allie. the sauee which accompanies It is oilier alone. the attorneys for Lieutenani Peeherl any monarch in the world, and In most dogs to a light sled und managed to under water to keep it from turning count for. MEAN DISPOSITION. it i-. hoped these maritime demons ap- In police court Allie was lined WIRELESS THROUGH EARTH cases a descendant of this king conies most important. Commonly such foods "Dorothy." I said humhly. "you were had presented a decree (o the surro- make the long and perilous trip down dark colored. It should never be cook- Sometimes il is a golden brown that Ever*/ Sick Woman Should^Trtf/' l i / preciate. Having finished this per- S'joo and costs. She was given down a line of 15 or 20 other royal art- well eookod, but an appropriate frightened last nigld 1 cannot hold gate direciing the payment of the SI l".- to the army base. ed in an iron vessel. goes very well with melallic gold and formance, Ihe person on whose behalf a stay on condition she close up personages, although soiiiotiinos the sauce served with the dish is not so you to what yon said to me then." 000 wilh Ul years' inlerest, overtures I Naval Officer Makes Discoveries Which There he hitched the 28 dogs to 14 Egg Plant'With Mushroom Stuffing. bronze tissue in evening gowns, and if has been carried out goes away her tstahlislimenl. descent from monarch to plain, un- ceniiuon. "Yuu mean you do not wish to? I'.III : for a .settlement were made, and as a Will Revolutionize light sleds that the soldiers loaded happy in the conviction that he will —Out the egg plant In halves length- With fish the favorite sauce lias then sometimes it is mordoro, a red- I was nol frightened." re-uli of ihe accepianee by her n-pbew Radiography. titled yeoman seems to have been ac- with ammunillon. Back over lhe for- not lose any nf his family throughout wise and parboil in salted water until some acid to make it appr4i/.ing. for dish brown. And by the way there Is LYDIA E. PINKHAMS complished in two or three genera- "And you siUi r.-peat what you said ! the year, either by sickness or drown- bidding trail they went, under artil- the pulp Is tender. Scoop out the pulp tin accent on that "e," giving lo the San Diego, Cal.,-—Kadiography will tions. There is practically no limit to meat and game highly seasoned sauce tlienV You said. 'I love you.'" i ing, so lhat the whole ceremony may lery fire, and fadng a bitter wind. On to within an inch from the skin. Chop word three syllables, a fact that does his descendants today and one geneal- formed from stock as a basis are liked, '•Ves, I can repeat that—1 love you." lie looked upo'i as an insurance policy. be revolutionized by transmission the fifth dny at sunrise the panting the pulp line; add half Its bulk of not seem to be recognized by all who WHO KNOWS WHAT KIND OF FISH THIS IS? ogist says tills fact is accounted for by although sweet sauces also hold fa- "Those are dear, dear words; but 1 through the earth and water, instead dogs reached the outpost. Their bur- ehopped myshrooms which have been speak of the color. COMPOUND vor. For a thick, juicy broiled steak Wcttrrn Newspa Union VEGETABLE the statement that, according let the Highl no .1 listt ii i.. ih.•in. or believe, of the air as the result of discoveries den of ammunition was iminediately sauted in a little butter live minutes, Greatest Bliss Is Congenial Work. regular proportion of increase in each there is nothing more tasty than / am not e In ask a pledge of you, or made at a little experiment station lo- rushed lo the gunners and the moun- the same amount of soaked bread There is no greater bappiue.— in life generation since his time, the descend- Maitre d'Hotel Butter.—Put one- Before Submitting To An Operation! • 0 beg y. 10 irust me in marriage," cated on a barge in San Pi ego bay, it tain was saved. crarabs, half a tablespoonful of minced LATE IDEAS IN MILLINERY I than doing the work yon love, it mat- ants of William the Conqueror would fourth of a cupful of butter into a LYDIA C.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN.MASS. "Is no ralher for me to do- | fers not whal Ihe work —to some is predicted by Lieut. A. A. Morton of onion, a tablespoonful of butter, nnd A charming effect in women's hair- now number more thnn twice the pres- bowl and cream it witli a wooden Among Them Is a Pretty Hat of Ver- ide?" she >1 iiesiinned archly. "I make j women ii is embroidery, or writing a the navy radio laboratory at Mare Is- After-War Bulletin From the Rhine. salt nnd pepper to taste. Fill Ihe dress produced by an exquisitely con- ent population of the British Isles. So, spoon; add half a teaspoonful of finely sallies Blue—Ostrich Trimming 1 confession now. Vou remember the hook, or baby lending, or studying land, who condncted the experiments. The "Sally Anns" visited 1» company shells with the mixture; lay in a well- structed comb, somewhat resembling of course. It is very easy to see how minced parsley and lastly, adding very Used Effectively. Riviera Motoring. ,itght I me' you on deck, when you 'chemistry, or cooking, or keeping a First proof of the success of the new Mondny and put over a doughnut and buttered pan, sprinkle with buttered a beautiful butterfly. A Lot Cheaper, Too. many of them came over to tin* I'nited slowly, three-fourths of a tablespoon- The olher day we were tnld bow Descending at Nice from iheir open were a prisoner, and told you lhal. you {house polished. It does not always method of radio transmission through Ice cream barrage, which was met with erombs nnd bake three-quarters of an States. ful of lemon juice. Many novelties are Indmlod in Ihe -nod locusts were as food, and now an ear, Ceiieral I'ershing and a party of had beconi" th- property of Roger j happen that we have great abilify in the earth, it was revealed, was made great resistance. Having inflicted a hour. Minced hum may be used in INDIGESTION A sauce which makes a dish of FASHION TIPS lines of high-priced millinery that ure exchange says: 'Tut cream and sugar uflieers were received by a I'Tetieh gov- j airfax? I loved y-ui then, although j the thing w • enjoy doing—although the when tiie I'nited Stales navy depart- heavy loss (doughnuts and ice cream) place of the mushrooms and tbe onion boiled or steamed fish out of the ordi- being shown in New York for the full or. a fly. and ii tastes very much like a ernment otlicial who, noiin^ the while: Caused by i scarcely acknowledged the truth even chances are that this IK SO. For noth- ment sent a message from the Annapo- Father Got It. In tiie taking of the first objective, may be omitted. This dish is a de- Great vogue is predicted for the nov- nary is season. One novel hat, in Versailles black raspberry." coating of dusl under which their' io myself. We are :ill alike, we Pair-! j ing stimulates you to continued effort lis station to tbe llritish admiralty "Dad, do we have to pay war tax so they went In for seconds, and got 'em, licious aecompaniment to steak or elty hatpin In the large ball shapes. Olive and Almond Sauce.—Molt three blue is a rather small shape with the uniforms alniosl disappeared, said: 1 faxes; we choose fur ourselves, and : in a piece of work more than the eon- that the dirigible 11-34 had been sight- the government can buy our Thrift too! It is thought that the "Sally game. Autumnal browns aud reds ure pro- tablespoonfuls of butter, add the same brim folded back on four sides, the up- "Vou are very brave, nion general, laugh nt the world. That is my an- j scioitsness thai you do It well. ed off the American coast. stamps bnck from us?" said Dick, who Anns" are preparing a counter-attack Mashed Egg Plant.—Boil an egg claimed the leading suit shades for Acid-Slomacb I Dared Not Let Go. amount of flour, and when well mixed turned faces of which are trimmed to undertake to motor on our lliviera j •over, Geoffry Carlyle: I give you love And so if you are unhappy genuine- Lieutenant Morton was at his instru- was Just eight years old. —let 'em come; we won't budge an fall. "You actually got a pleasant word Millions of pfopli>—-in fact about » out cr plant whole, without paring. When Lift off Corns! roads in iheir present state. Poor: 1 tor love." inch, as the last assault raised onr add one cupful of while stock. Cook with beautiful beading. At each cor- out of Mr. 0rumpusT 10—suffer more or I-HB from ImllKeMlcu. here. There was no key in the lock, j ly nnhappv -in Ihe work you're doing, ments, heard the message and copied "Yes, you have the right idea about tender drain and remove tbe skin. Apricot-colored duvetyn, couched all ; iicut»' or chronic. Nearly every case 1» i until smooth and just before serving ner is a fancy bit of coque in a brilliant •Yes." France! Her roads, once the best in "I would ask an opportunity denied and the stout door resisted by efforts, | try to find out what it is lhat you'd it in its entirety, he said. it," replied the father. morale wonderfully.—Bridgehead Sen- Mush smooth; add half a cupful of over in navy blue, makes an attractive Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezonf c& unei! by Acid-Stomach. f add half a cupful of cream, one-fourth shade of blue and orange. Inteiiadng "How did you contrive to do il?" the world, ar* now tbe worst. Willi ; There are other stoinnch tllsordeni whicke me—to stand once more in honor i'laeing the lantern on the deck I suc- 1 prefer to do. If Ihere is nothing else "Well, why can't we I urn In Ihe tinel. bread crumbs, two tablespoonfuls of short overblouse. sliio are nurc HIKHS of Arid-Stuniacb—b«!lch-| of a cupful of shredded almonds, one in a basket weave effect is used In "I told him a neighbor of his bad costs only a few cents. iheir holes and dusl ihey are really ' muong men. I would not be ashamed ceeded linally in inserting the blade j in your mind, then perhaps your dls- stamps und just call It square? if we butter, salt and iiepper to taste, a Short sleeves are growing in popu- in*, heariburn, bloat after eating, food rt-. LIVE HIGH ON STRIKE BONUS teaspoonful of beef extract, eight ninny interesting ways in other hats broken an arm while cranking a impossible. Ves. indeed, 1 repeal that peatinr, sour, eaa.iy utomacb. There af" lief ore Dorothy Fairfax." of a hatchet so as to gain a purchase 1 content is only temporary. But if yon could do that I could buy a soda. I've Tin From Malay. little grated onion, or a clove of gar- larity; many ure shown on duvetyn many ailmentn which, while they do net olives, stoned and cut in quarters, half displayed. Itlbbons are much used for yon are brave." enuse much dlstrein In the Ntomach Itnell, "Nor need you be." she exclaimed sutliciont to release the latch. As the sincerely wish to do some other defi- got a dime," said Dick. The amount of Un exported from lic cut and used to nib the inside of street models. flivver." Genoa Longshoremen Get $6.50 Day-* a tablespoonful of lemon juice and salt this purpose, as are hius folds of vel- Oeiieral I'ershing politely disclaimed i are, neverthnlejtn, traceable to an aohl- iiapetucasiy, her hands pressing mine. door yielded a sharp cry assailed me nite piece of work, you have a legiti- Dick was waiting for an answer, and the Federated Malay States in the the baking dish. Fill the dish and Hip draplngs and pannier effects are •tomach. Atnonr tb'-iie are nervoui»n»:B». Hire Underlings at $2 and cayenne to taste. vet. One model of this type Is a high- Tied to Type. thai it was a matter for bravery, but j biliouBneiw, clrrhoniB of the liver, rheuma- ' Vou wrong yourself, even as yon have from within. It came forth so .sud- mate grievance and you owe it to after much thinking, father readied last year was 87,370 tons, valued at smooth the top. 0over with buttered accentuated in tiie youthful tafletji to Do Work. As a garnish for duck or a salad lo front turban with the top Interlaced "Nobody wnnts me except as a vil- a staff otlicer, shaking from his cap a j tlam, Imitoverlithed blood, weaknewi, Innom- been wronged. You have already done denly and with so wild an accent 1 yourself to pave the way for a new for his pocket, "Here's anotiier penny." $51,520,532." crumbs and Vnhe until the crumbs are evening frocks. 1 nla, melancholia and a Ions train of phy*- serve with game, sliced oranges with Lace tunics, stiffened so that they in brown and orange. Bows of ostrich lain. 1 represent a type, but I'm tired biir dust cloud, remarked: ical and mental miseriea that keep th" ihat which shall win you freedom, if j stepped blindly backward in fri my shot at a new occupation. biuwi^ victims in mlncrable health sear after year. flenoa.—Genoa longshoremen recent- a well-seasoned French dressing is es- trimming cover the front nnd give a "Well, if it is not a ipiesfion of I It l>e properly presented to those in foot overturning lhe lantern, which, Salsify, Stewed.—Oliver two bunch- extend outward, are a feature of some of villnln parts." The rlRht thing to do Is to attack lhe** ly converted Ihemsolves in twenty-four pecially good. novel effect. Another novelty seen Is "You're benevolent alongside of bravery it is at least one of grit," ailments at their aourcc—get rid of tba arW- power. I mean that it shall he, once wilh a single llicker of the candle, went Presidential Succession, es of salsify with cold water; let stand smart dance und dinner dresses. Ilalr stamarb. A wonderful modern remedy calleS •miters of the cabinet are in line r-; hours from striking workmen to em- A most tanty tomato sauce may be cloth Is used for this purpose. a "tarn" of black and terra cotta dnv<. me," said the movie actress. "Nobody UATONIC now makes it ea(.y to do this. 1 am safely back in Virginia. Tell me, out. In that las', gleam 1 saw a dim. M. •for an hour. Scrape and drop each One of hundreds of thoufiands of frateful f ployers of labor. prepared by using a cupful or less of etyn. wants me except ns the cruel super- what are your plans with—with this grotos(|ue outline fronting me. Then, l > the succession, if they can comply idcce into water to which a table- Tbe all-black hut Is indorsed ns the uaer* of KATONIC writes: "I have been They obtained througii the strike a the canned tomato soup. It is strained, most fashionable for dressy wear, and Inteiident of orphan asylums." troubled with intestinal indlreatlon for about schooner?" in the darkness, gleamed two green, with the Constitutional requirements, spoonful of vinegar has been added. Can You Affoid That Bad Back ? nine years and have spenl guite a sum f«r •To beach it somewhere along shore, menacing eyes,growing steadily larger, • which provide lhat: "No person ox- day wage rate of $y bowels disappeared. BATONIC is just escape. The men Insist on it with good Was il man or beast? Devil from hell, j/en of the United States at the time at |2 a day, thereafter living easy lives sauce Is ready to senre. A smart tailored satin Is allover em- little girls of the family alike, when "Here's that politician wants to tbe remedy I needed." 25 Cents eodflsh. Cook until tender and most ache, feel lame, weak and ad-played We have thousands af lettera telliac on the remaining $4.00 for eight hours broidered In lighter shade in ratine pel a writer to defend Ills roputa- reason. They have been pirates, and or some crazed human against whom of the sidoption of this Constitution, of the liquor evaporated; add cream or their ages range from say live to ten out; have dizzy, nervour updls and fits these marvelous beneflts. Try BATONIC and might be hung if caught." I must battle for life? The green eyes ' shall he eligible to the office of pres- management of the $2-a-day underling. embroidery and has a shallow ripple years. Coats, dresses, hosiery, hair tion." of "l)lue«"-lock to your kidneyt. You yao. too, will be just aa entbaalaatlc ia tie milk, butter salt and pepper and sei^re praise. 44 Instances of strike winning with sub- and deep tunic, both circular. ribbons and millinery are identical. •Why doesn't he get a scrub can't do a full day'* work without well And yet to my mind," she Insisted glared Into my facrt. I lifted my hand hlent." What is called the presiden- hot. TitLLu. 7VU^m«^ kidnevi and a sound, strcoi, back. ITse Tour drutfist has BATONIC Oet a bi* sequent subletting of Jobs according to writer?" •no boa from him today. He will refva# earnestly, "that choice is most dan- toward him, and touched—hair! My tial act, passed in 1880, provides for Doan'$ Kidney Pill*. Doan's have your money if you are not satlaSed, gerous. I am a elrl, but if I command- antagonist was ii giant African ape. the succession to the presidency by tluge and unknown fish caught by mackerel fishers in a net at Torbay, tiie Genoa idea have been prevalent Will buy With your fingers t Ton can lift off helped thousands of workers. Aflc more than one dress seen recently tha pour neighbor! ed here, do you know what I would do? Even as the big ape's grip caught abinet ollicers in the following order: England. It w as 18 feet long and was of a species unknown to the fishermen, during the intermittent labor trouble# When using raisins that need to be NEW IDEA FOR BEAUTY PATCH His Liberality. any hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- SUGGESTIVE HELPS fringe was the dress. One stunning "Ain't the guy that married Rosa- 1 would sail this vessel straight to the me, ripping through jacket sleeve to Secretary of state, secretary of the being a sortjof cross between tbe man-eating shark aud the gentle dolphin. throughout Italy. chopped, sprinkle then with corn flour tween the toes, and the hard skin cul- j evening gown worn by a smartly dress- mond sort of a tightwad?" asked Heio- Obeatpeake and surrender It to the the flesh, I realized my great peril, but treasury, secretary of war, secretary of a Big Package of Instead of tha usual method of using Butterfly In Oergeeuely Calored Da- luses from bottom of feet. 8. Willsle, engl- ed woman recently consisted really ot authorities. The men have nothing to I was no longer paralyzed with the navy, secretary of the interior, sec- Tomato Butter^Take seven pounds wheat llour; each ralaln will chop In algn Alia tervea tha Purpose of Ise of the rapid-fire restaurant. A liny bottle of "Freexone" costs Clly Wa- among other regular officers, according "Among ench 1,000 officers in the in- three tiers of Jet fringe. ter Worki. 405 fear with me aboard and ready to testi- fear, helpless before the unknown. I retary of agriculture, secretary of OFFICERS HIT HARD IN WAR of tomatoes, ripe, flna and sliced; distinct pieces Instead of the sticky, a Scent Dletrtbutor. "Gosh nol" returned Claudine of Pleasant St.. Ionia. to a war department statement. fantry reaching France there were 330 One extended from the moderately little at sny drug store; apply a few \ fy Itt their behalf. The governor will drove my hatchet straight between commerce, secretary of labor. A per- three pounds of sugar, one ounce each unmaaagable masa which is the resut the same establishment. "Why, be Mich., says: **1 "Among enlisted men, battle deaths killed or wounded. Beauty patches In one shape or an- low neck line to a line high on the drops upon tbe corn or callus. In- j suffered •accept my word without a question. those two gleaming eyes. Tiie brute son not born in this country may be of cinnamon, cloves and one pint of of the old way. borrowed every cent she's saved and Casualties Were Higher Than Among were eight in each 1,000." the depart- "Battle death rates among graduates other have been affected by femlnlna- right hip and lower on the left. From stanlly It stops hurling, theti shortly | sharp, , _ These men are not pirates, but honest staggered back, dragging me with Idm. a member of the president's cabinet, cider vinegar. Boll three lionrs, atlr- Fried Iff Plant—Pare an egg spent it all In three days!" pains in mny right the Enlisted Men Sn the ment said. "Among emergency officers of the military academy were greater Ity since the days of Cleopatra. beneath this comes another row of you lift that bothersome com jr callus side across my kid- 'aeamen compelled to serve in order to His humanlike cry of pain ended in a but be is not eligible to the presidency, rlng almostgponstantly the last of the plant; cut In very thin slices and pile right off, root and all, without one bit; neys, Nothing did Army. they were 11 in each 1,000, and among in both the higher and lower ranks The latest fad In this line la notable fringe, extending from beneath this The Druggist Complains. me any Rood until UNCLE SAM save their lives; they mutinied nnd POSTUM cooking, wis will keep Indefinitely snarl, but. brief as the respite proved, being burred by tbe Constitutional pr» on a plate. Cover with a weight to of pain or soreness. Truly! No hum-! regular army officers they were 14 in tiian they were In the corresponding for the fact that It makes a radical row to a place below the knees, and "Can't get my boy interested in com- I began using captured the bark, but were later over- it gave me grip on his under jaw and vision quoted above. without scaling. express tha Juice, and let stand one bug!—Adv. Doan's Kidney Wnsiilngton.—Casualties were high- each 1,000. ranks among officers of the regular departure In the shape and color. below this a row of the fringe going to After taking a SCRAP chew come, and compelled to take the Iwats. an opportunity to drive my weapon Irons will heat more quickly on a hour. Drain, dredge with floor and pounding prescriptions." Pills. er among ollicers thnn among enlisted "Death rates were fur higher In the army who were not graduates of tha Also In the fact tbat It Is a scent dis- the edge of the skirt. the first few boxes, •The same plea can be made for you, twice more against the hairy face. The A Good Fight. gasoline or oil stove If a pan is placed "Why not?" O the kidney sec re- men; higher among regular officers infantry thuu In auy other branch of academy.** cook until crisp, and brown In a little Arithmetic. in PLUG form Geoffry, only you were there In an ef- pain served only to madden the beast, A good fight is never for its day over them. tributor. The favored form at pres- "Seems trifling to him, I guess, after tions cleared up and I finally passed than among emergency officers; higher the service. butter. Bead Embroidery. "Charley, dear," said young Mrs. Tor- a Bravel stone. Tho pain left., When. fort to aave me. It Is a service which alone. It Is for many days. And It ent is that of a butterfly In all Ils mixing drinks at the soda fountain.'' and before I could wrench free he had For reviving gas victims a French- CEREAL Escalloped Oystere.—When prepar- Calfs Brains a la Creole—Wash kins, "would you mind helping me with ever I have had anan y complaint with in the Infantry than in any other "Among ench 1.000 enlisted men in Pearl bead embroidery Is In high my kidneys oaght to win you freedom. If the gov- me clutched in an iron grip, my Jacket Is not alone for him who bears Its ing oysters to escallop It Is well to gorgeonsness of color. It Is cut out 1 have used Doan's MOBTfrFMESH branch of the service, aud higher the infantry reaching Frnnce there man has Invented oxygen apparatus and clean the brains and drop Into favor In France. Gray and black a little bit of arithmetic?" and they have beneficial." eraor fall me, I will bear my story to tjrn into shreds. His Jaws snapped ai utmost stress. No man can live his of a sheet of paper or fabric with A Useful Animal. smong West Point graduates thnn were 270 killed or wounded. that cau be carried In a man's pocket remember that there should be no boiling water, simmer gently for half pearls are embroidered on the lace "Not at nil!" ihe feet of the king. I am a Fairfax, my face, but I bad such purchase as own life bravely and not be an energy more than two layers of oysters, ns adhesive on one side, while the other "Why do you keep that porcupine Cal Doaafr at Aay Sisro. tOc a Bm an hour, drain and wipe dry. Cut the that trims a smart evening gown of "Well, if we pay fhe cook i;ll the aid we have friends In England, strong, to prevent their touching me, and of social good, virtue proceeding forth the center layer will be under- brains into slices one inch In thick- side Is covered with a flock material about the place?" weighing over a black chiffon over white satin, and a wages she wants will we have enough DOAN'S VATtV powerful friends." mindless of the claws tearing at my from him to heal some brother's eookod or Ihe outer ones will be over- ness. Add three tablespoonfuls of fat, which Is highly scented with un odor- "Well, those motorists didn't mind money left to buy anything for her to GETS $17,000 FROM LOST KIN been killed while serving In France YOUTH NOW SEEKS FREEDOM charming little day dress of old blue POfTEMUUMI CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y* *1 am convinced,** I admitted, after flesh 1 forced the animal's head back wounded heart There is a riddle here eooked. Put a layer of buttered one small onion, sliced; cook until they distributing compound which Is re- running over my hens, but they give with the Canadian army. crepe de chine has Insets on fhe cook?" • pause, "that this course Is the wiser until the neck cracked and the Hps for us to guess.—John White Chad* are soft, add half a pint of tomatoes, leasad by the heat and moisture of lhat porcupine a wide berth. They Clevelasi Cily flospllal The first news Mrs. Pritchett had Asks Divorce From Grandmother criinibs In the bottom of a baking oae. bnt fear the opposition of the wick. Brother, Missing for Yesrs, Leaves pound, net the body when the device Is applied. sleeves and In the middle of tbe don't want no punctured tires." gave vent to a wild scream of agony. had of her brother for many years llsh, cover witli a layer of oysters, salt, pepper nnd cayenne, cover and mea. They will never go willingly." Whom, He Says, He Married The flock material is colored to rep- blouse made of black pearl beads ttrtti Befrfilet, Sotftifc PARKER'S School lor Nnrses I dared not let go; dared not relax for War Insurance to Indiana wns the official notification of his .prlnkle with pepper nnd salt nnd dot simmer for 20 minutes. BSSLS—Keep your Eyes CICVCLANB, OHM Under Pressure. the shadings ot a beautiful but- embroidered on white background. Unfortified. HAIR BALSAM is an argument which will an Instant the exercise of every ounce Uncle then. Woman. denth two years ago. She knew noth- •ilh bits of butter. Add another lay- To air n closet which Is not open to Strong and Healthy. If A toilet prepantioa of merit Offers tuiqne qpportmilttas fur stadeata. • their fear. I mean cupidity. "De man dat sells another roan a "That man lias a most agreeable per- H.lpt to erulIrate dandnuL of strength. I felt as thdhgh the life ing at the time regarding the Insur- Kuoxvllle, Tenn.—Having married - and cover with buttered crumbs, the outer air, set an electric fan Into blrd or Insect they Tire, Smart, Itch, or For Rastertea Cder and boar system. Kegiitered. Modem Nanak* gold brick." said Uncle Eben, "gen- Fall Suits Braid Trimmed. sonality and a very persuasive address, Home. 8 years ooursa, Tkaoretleal sad Mdlor aboard has an Interest In was being squeezed out of me by the Vlncennes, lud—Answering a knock ance, which had been allotted to* her. the widow of his grandfather, Maggie onr over enough milk to be seen be- it nnd run it live minutes. This trent- Burn, if Sore, Irritated, santy to Cray and Faded Hslr erally finishes up by gUtin* fooled hl» What are you paying Fringe. Many of the full suits are heavily yet lie never seems to get anywhere.'' 1 Inflamed or Granulated^ practical clasa work. For lafomatioa apply tha salvage or this vessel under tbe grasp of those hairy arms; yet the at ber door at night, Mrs. Mary I'ritcb- Sutton, aged 73 years, Henry Timothy w the top layer of oysters and bake ment will change the air of mustlneRs to tbe Bupi-rlntendent ot Nurses. law. Also there must be gold very vise In which I was held yielded s'C on sumpln* a heap mo' Important* One can hardly call fringe a trim- trimmed with any kiod of flat, black "Yes," replied Mr. Dustin Stax. "It's •often. Safe for Infant or Adult O RN 8 Removes Oaros, Ckl* ett, mother of a large family in bum- Rooster Convicted of Murder. Sutton, a youth of 18 years, has"sought enty minutes or until the oysters and freshen tbe closet like a fres> \t all Drue^*- Wri e for Free Eye Book, louiee, etc., •toim all pain, ennree comfort to tha •tifi rr^T" treasure also. Let ling any more in France. For ia silk braid. a case of wonderful salesmanship, feet, m%Vet wa'klnv eaar. t»c. by matlor at Praf- me leverage. The hatchet dropped to ble circumstances, admitiod 11 Canadi- St. Louis—Convicted of murder, n ihe annulment of his marriage in the well plum* breeze of air. .iiriael .•iropany,Cblc«ge,II.S.i. (Uta. Works, ratefcaaue, a. V. W. N. DETROIT, NO. St-lf* An Advantage. with nothing to se" " Uiaeei ClieaUeal Ma craw dream that dream and you the deck and both my hands found an army officer, who gave her $17,000, rooster was condemned to death. The chancery court here. Sutton testified for coffee? Another advantage of tortoise shell Wfll need no whip to drive them Into lodgment under the Jaw, the muscles representing InHurauce and back pay rooster attacked Miss Florence Itoe- that he married his wife "under prea- __ glasses Is that they cover up a gooe m fbgllsh port" of my arms strained to the utmost, as of a brother, Bert Lawrence, who had ben, 18 years old. Slie died of flight. sura." sardaa aa# nrnM* wealthI forced back that horrid head, little 1 deal of face^-Kansas ladustiiallst. ^r'*»r,.?c£U^h»ei5c !S252£j£lHEEH5HSaSEb6--,r " . — - PIDS rWartWHErfc.' < GR

Pl!l)).lU,u^K- tHfi LOWBtL tfetKftttt • nd ALtO WBRRLY 8AtO ^ Hi safc NOTICE. Teachers' report at the Ledger REV. A. H. LASH TO LECTURE TO Chicago Tribune at Lasby'i otot ofllce. tf. MOOSE AND FRIENDS N. C. THOMAS Snnday and thereafter. [ti. The attention of the citiiens of tbe Village of Lowell is called to tbi Newest ready-to-wear hats. $3.00 On next Monday evening, Sept. 22. Barrios in printed envelopes at at Mrs. White's. Adv. Tho Auctioneer The Ledger office. Case lot Just re- fact that it is unlawful and contrary at City hall, 8:00 sharp, the Rev. A. to the Ordinance of the Village H. Lash will tell the members and will be pleased to cry your sale. ceived, different grades. tf Receipt of Subaeriptiona la Here- Mrs. E. P. Sweet is visiting rela- To erect, re-construct or re-model M»9^rSBW tives in Petoskey. their friends of his recent trip to References—Caledonia, Middleville, with Acknowledged. Mooscheart. a building without first obtaining a W. A. Watts, of Des Moines, Iowa, Wayland, Dorr State Bank, Farmer's permit. and Merchant's Bank, Grand Rap- Continuing its custom of acknowl- was in Lowell Friday. The Rev. Mr. Lash paid a visit to edging receipt of subscriptions, both The tapping of Sewers or Water Mooscheart, a guest of the Lowell ids; Lowell City State Bank and IN UBBRTT Vernlce Barnes, of Parnell, was a BONDS. new and renewals, Tha Lowell Ledg- Mains witnout first obtaining a per- lodge, in order to give the members, scores of satisfied customers. Make mit Lowell visitor Monday. dates at this ofllce, call Wm. Con- Save up /our er and Alto Weekly Solo appreciat- who have not had the privilege of ingly reports the following: Digging up any Street within the Mrs. B. H. Shepherd is spending visiting that wonderful institution, don, Lowell, or Cilizens telephone com you'll a few days in Clarksville. No. 61, Caledonia. Watch this space M. D. Court, Grand Rapids Press, corporate limits of the Village with- a report of Mooseheart, what it find tt be»t, out first obtaining a permit. Harvey Callier was in Grand stands for and what it is doing for each week for the date. Bold Win Old Jay Anderson, F. E. Rogers, Mrs. Fri.( Sept. 19, Arthur Morris, Shelby- Operating a Dray or Taxi without Hapids on business Monday. the children of its deceased mem- Mr. Kent, Milo Johnson, June Coles, M. W. first obtaining a license. Miss Myrtie Taylor spent Sunday bers; also the aged. ville. Tbo thrtftloM Hawk, Don Philips, J. A. Carcv, Sat., Sept. 20—Bert Andrews. Brad- Grand Rapids News, A. D. McQueen, Operating a Motion Picture Thea- with Mrs. Chamberlin, of Ionia. The Bev. Mr. Lash is not a mem- follow, ter without first obtaining a license. ber of the order. It will be interest- ley. caa't Invest Carl Bieri, Jr., C. E. West, George Lieut. Bruce McQueen spent the Mon., Sept. 22, Mrs. Jas. McCoy, M. Glick, W. l^ong, Mrs. Frank Operating a Pool Room without ing to listen the address of the gen- The monejr first obtaining a license. week end in Flint and Ann Arbor. Lake Odessa. Druce. tleman who went to Mooshearl lo he h aa By Order of the Common Council Miss Buby Lane is making her Tues., Sept. 23—E. J. Schafer, Brad- spent. Who'll be next? home with Mrs. Hanmer at present. investigate that wonderful institu- of Ihe Village of Lowell. tion for the benefit of onr members Signed, Mr. and Mrs. John Pattison and and their families. Wed., Sept. 24—Frank Markel, Ada. DISTANCE HAULING. their guests spent Tuesday at the Thurs., Sept. 25, A. J. Johnson, Bos- H. L. Shuter, This will be a public meeting, free Get my prices. Trucki and Village Clerk. fair. ton. teaming. Roy Dolloway. one lo everybody, so do not forgel to Fri., Sept. 26—Denver Pease, Edger- Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hodges attend- bring your families and friends. 155. ed the Grand Hapids fair Wednes- ton. Try Ledger Job print next. day. Sat., Sept. 27—Fred Kegel, Cascade. Printed Envelope Bargaiia. Mon.. Sept. 29. Ora Godfrey, Low- Walter Yardley was in attendance Mrs. A. J. Brower is ill. Nice stock of business envelopes Wayne Young, of Jackson, spent ell. Just received. Will print these to at the West Michigan fair Wednes- Wed., Oct. 1—(ieo. Dennis, Gaines. tPicture of a 71/an day. Sunday here. order at prices ranging from $1.50 Thurs., Oct. 2—Win. Sliter, Shelby- to $2.00 per box of 500. Letter pos- J. J. Byrne, of Grand Bapids, Bert Kinyon spent Monday in (irand Hapids. ville. tage goes down to 2c Julv 1. Get Kee trying on a now S'att spent Ihe past week with relatives Fri.. Oct. 3, Dick Grassmid, Low- some neatly printed envelopes and here. All kinds of bargains in millinery ell. catch up with your correspondence. Mrs. James Hawley, of Saranac, at Mrs. White's. Adv. Sal., Oct. 4—Frank Vanderhyde. The Ledger Printers. You TlfichaolsStorn Suit visited Tim Conant and family the F. B. McKay has sold his home to West Bridge street. past week. Mrs. N. P. Allen. Tues., Oct. 7—Harry Gray, Merritt, Misses Helen King and Jennie Jo- Mrs. Huth Maier, of Augusta, vis- Missaukee County. HAS IT HAPPENED TO YOU? Stc seph were Grand Hapids visitors ited here last week. Wed., Oct. 8—Allen Hawley, Sara- "Why on eurth does your hiiHband NoU Iht •xprtMien •ur artist hat Wednesday. nac. stand while eating?" Mrs. Earl Kaufman, of Lansing, Thurs., Oct. 9—Thos. Kennedy, Dul- Mrs. Frank Devine, of Saranac, spent the week end here. "He'n ent en In a quick lunch so put into th* fact to donott that our visited relatives here Ihe first part ton.. long he can't get used to sitttna Shi William Weldon, of Ionising, spenl Fri., Oct. 10. Wm. Kermeen. Cale- down." ______of the week. Sunday with Lowell friends. customor it highly pltattd with th* donia Gives a brffllsnt gloiiy ihtos i Mrs. Fred Stein, of Saranac, visit- Miss Sue White, of Big Hapids, Sal., Oct. 11, Deck Andrews. Gun IN AFRICA. does not tab off or dssl off—thst mirror't rtfltction. ed her sister, Mrs. Will Morse and spent the week end at home. I^ike. anneals to the Iron—thst lasts tear family Saturday. Pelican—There tlmui as long as any olbtr. Ladies' and gents' hats cleaned Tues.. Oct. 14—W. C. Myers. Lowell. goes Hippo on Fred Kenyan and mother, of Ed- and blocked. Wil C. Stone. Adv. Wed., Oct. 15, E. H. McCay, Saranac. the way to tho Black Silk Stove MMi Tht young lady at tho loft it tho more, moved into Billinger's house Thurs.. Oct. If—Martin Schenck, Junglevllle ma.sk on Monroe street. Miss Helen Anderson enleiiained Is In a class by Itself. It's more a friend from Greenville over Sun- Cascade Hoard. ball. But why all earefully made and mads young man't tittor. So many bro- ('.hire Althen and friends of Ham- day. those spots paint- from btlltr maUrialt. ilton, Ohio, have been spending a UP TO THE MINUTE. Try i ton year psrior thors bring sitttrt to clothing ttortt John McNaughter and friend, of ed on his hide? stove, yourcookatovo few days in Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Moore and Mr. Parrot — Oh, "Is Mabel still devoted to that or yoor cu nnse. Carson City, visited Lowell relatives and Mrs. John Lawyer and son spent young man who owns the twelve If you don't and ft thtto dayt that thit it vory truo to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakeslee, of Sunday. that is his ball tbebMtpoliiliyoa Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvah costume. He's go- cylinder car?" ever Hied, yoor Alto, spent Sunday with Grant hsrdwara or lift. Warner and family. F. O. Pottruir has returned from Hiung at Saranac. ing us u giraffe. "No. She pasned him up for aa three months' visil in Oregon with Piano tuning &. repairing. John army aviator." SMSSTr!? Mrs. Elmer Howk spent Tuesday his brolher. fund your in Kalamazoo with her mother and M. /.ink will be in Lowell during mooey. House lo rent.—Apply lo J. B. Yei- week of Sept. 22. Leave orders f<- FOB SALE-WHISKEY & WINE Wt'd bt glad to have you twap piactt found her very poorly. "WEEKS ter. secretary Lowell Building & wilh Hoyden Warner. Adv. I ASKED BABHELS, half-barrels and kegs.; Mesdames 1). C. Hunter, A. N. 1 with our horo and tatitfy yourself Association. Lowell real estate transfer: Eliza- Krell Brothers, Dealers in Barrels, While, F. H. Ecker are attending I2th & Antoinette Sis., Detroit, < the fair today, (Thursdav.) (ieorge Wieland, of Lowell, spent beth L. Train to Lowell State Bank, that our Michaols-Storn Fall Suits Saturday wilh Harold Hillenger. of lot and e 24 feel, lot 2. block I, Rich- Mich. Get a Can TOD A t Mr. and Mrs. E. L. La Hue, of South Lowell. ards & Wickham's plat. *<7,000. art as attractWt as wt havt picturtd Pontiac, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Pattison and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Melsker, of Portland Cement slocks are wor- t HEAR htrt. Alto, were callers .d the home of thy of investigation as good divi- BE^iE The Williams and Scott Town- Mrs. H. C. Smith. HAS AC- dent payers. Head about Petoskey CEPTED send stores of the King block are to Portland Cement Co., stock in this be furnished with steel ceilings. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones and fain- TOO. ly. of Ionia, spent Sunday calling issue. And if you want to know the truth Miss Ethel McGinnes, of Grattan mi old friends here. Philip Sayles, of Toledo, visited ATTENTION FARMERS Center, spent the week end wilh his mother and sister, Mrs. Oren about it—BRING YQUR SISTER. her sister. Miss Eva McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. E. 1). Yeiler. of .Mc- Cords, spent Sunday afternoon with Sayles and Mrs. Gordon Frost over We carry a full line of Flour, Bran, Mid- Mr. and Mrs. Will Cholerlon, Al- Mrs. Caroline Yeiter. Sunday on his way to Minneapolis, dlings, Corn Feeds, Shelled Com, Graham bert Smith and Mrs. M. C. Miller Duluth and other cities. Mkhatlt-Sttrn Fall Suits—btautiful are fair visitors today, (Thursday.) Miss Nora Howe, of (irand Hap- Flour, Granulated Meal and Buckwheat Flour. ds. visited Mrs, Caroline Yeiter and The opening of the (Mover Leaf club Highest prices paid for all kinds of grain. modtlt. Mr. and Mrs. Ora McCall, of (irand laughter Lena. Monday. for the 1919-20 season will be held Hapids, spent over Sunday with his with Mrs. Harry Day Tuesday. Sept. parents, Mr. and Mrs. .lohn McCall. Mrs. S. E. Kinsman and son Hoh- ert, of Chicago, are visiting her .'{0. It will be a musical day and The Doyle Grain Co., moaeiey. mioh A good reliable place to have 'other. Mrs. John Hastings. outside talent is expected. $30 $35 $40 your clothes cleaned, pressed and "New Wine in An item which will interest many The Vergennes Ladies' Aid will repaired. Dyeing of all kinds. Will meet Thursdav Sept. 25. with Mrs. C. Stone. Adv. is that the attendance al the Toron- i exhibition was 1.201,500. Carl James. The annual dues are Old Bottles" A. .1. Watson, of Alto, was in town now payable, this being Ihe first Saturday and placed an order with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. English, of ineeting of Ihe new vear. I Com. The Ledger people for some printed Grand Hapids, spenl Sunday with That is the way ono Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Weiland, of John J. Lalley stationery. Smith Lowell enlerlained Sunday reviewer tumt up that Will Doyle spent over Sunday at Will Condon and wife and Mrs. Willis Merriman and family, Frank (irand Haven with Mr. and Mrs. H. )ren Sayles attended the Moseley Hillenger and family, (ieorge Klahn delightful story of a M. Shivel, who returned home Sun- Aid at Ollie Condon's, of Vergennes. and family and C. G. Wieland and quest for millions in day evening. Miss Maltie Collins, of (irand family, of Lowell. Mrs. F. H. Ecker spent Saturday in Hapids, spent the week end wilh gold doubloons left in her parents. Will Collins and wife. Grand Hapids. Belding Building Boom Keeps Con- the West Indies by Millinery in the smartest, up-to- Miss Viola Cliallee. of Lansing, tractors Busy. spent the past week wilh her par- Get a new velvet collar on that the-minute styles in trimmed and Belding. Sept. 12—This city is fac- buccaneers, recorded overcoat at Ihe llowell Cleaning & untrimmed hats at Mrs. Ecker's •nts, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Challee. ing a building boom. Belding Bros, in the new serial about Dyeing works. Adv. tf. millinery shop. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Myers and and Co., began Ihe erection of six family, of Hastings, were over Sun- F. X. White and Mrs. Ed. Potrufl' Mr. and Mrs. H. .1. Williams and large new houses today. The Dr. to appear in thit paper. lay guests of Kd. Walker and fam- Harrison house is fast nearing com- are spending today, Thursday, at son Hobby, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mc- 'y. SAN-TONIC Bits tf News ANH Pttpls Mi Kalamazoo on business relating lo Queen and Mrs. Frank ICckcr spent pletion and Dr. (). N. Wilton is the Hulburt estate. Snnday in Ionia. Miss (iertie Pottrufi*, who is a starling work on his modern bunga- A real aid to nature in building up the Tkkm Tti latw- nurse in the Mayo brothers hospi- Mrs. J. Bannon and sister, Mrs. Kd. Miss Minnie Tucker underwent an low. Ed. 1). Engemann. local al at Hochester, Minn., is home on a newspaper man, has broken ground Pieces body. For that lagging appetite, for that If it's carpenter work, see Hie Potrufl", of Grand Hapids, visited operation for appendicitis Monday acalion. Hawley. * tf. their mother, Mrs. Nellie Hulburt at at Blodgett Memorial hospital. She for the erection of his new home. exhausted and tired condition, you can In addition lo these there are sev- Mrs. P. C. Peck ham was a Grand Kalamazoo last week. is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Maysmer and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy llaysmer. of (irand eral olher houses going up and safely take San-Tonic. Per bottle, $1.50. Rapids shopper last Friday. Mrs. F. M. Mills, of Washtau and At the Council meeting Monday of Eight Ledge spent Thursday with (ieorge many remodelings being made. Lum- Guaranteed. Mrs. M. C. Bishop, of Ionia, visited Mrs. Alice Kettle, of Bardentown, evening, Orlow Yeiter was appoint- llaysmer and family. ber is hard to obtain and is bring- ty MkfcaH La Catlinai her sisler, Mrs. (>. Hoxie last week. Florida, are visiting at the home of ed to till the vacancy caused by the Syrup making is in progress at ing fancy prices. The houses are Mrs. Francis Aldrich is visiting their brother, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. resignation of Trustee Lee. heing put up by Belding contract- Taylor. Chas. F. Kyser's sorghum mill. The The lure of buried her daughler and family at Kemus. Mr. and Mrs. Orra McCall, of past two seasons have been unfav- ors.. Henry's Drug Store Alterations and relining. Lowell The Thursday afternoon closing (irand Hapids and Mr. and Mrs. .1. orable for cane, as for many olher was discontinued by Lowell busi- treasure is perennial. Cleaning and Dyeing works. Advtf. M. Gilbert, of Pontiac were guests crops; but better years are coming ness places beginning September 4. of Mr. and Mrs. John McCall Sun- LOWELL MARKET REPORT Mrs. Addie White is spending the and growers are learning to care Add mysterious caves, The Wednesday evening opening day. Corrected Sept. 17. 1919 week in Grand Hapids visiting rela- will continue as usual. tf. for the crop and will gel better re- pirates, ruins, a sea- tives. Just received several dozen of sults. Mr. Kyser says the syrup Wheal (red 60 lb ... 2 14 The little son of Dr. and Mrs. new fall and winter shapes, in mill is here to slay, as belter years Wheal (while) 60 lb 2 12 The automobile damage case, Gotfredsen is much improved and swept islandf moon- Burras vs Ytiter, was adjourned un- pokes, side turns, sailors, turbans, md results are bound to come. Corn, per crale 75 Ihe parents expect to bring him regular *4.00 values, now selling til Sept. 23. L. F. Heese. of Lawrenceville. IH.. Oats, per bu 70 light on the water and home from the hospital in Grand *2.25. Mrs. White. Hye. per bu Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Look and Mr. where he is superinlendent of a 1 25 CUMCX hem Hapids, where he has been for over Superintendent Walter Morris, of Corn and Oats, ton. the attending dangers, and Mrs. Burger, were in (irand three months. arge company's oil field, lefl here 80 00 Hapids Tuesday. Citizens' Telephone company local Friday morning for a visit with a Hay, baled, ton 33 00 and it sounds like Mrs. (ieo. Kemball and four child- exchange has placed an order with Middlings, iter ton.. 60 00 Dr. and Mrs. Gotfredsen were sisler, Mrs. K. Williams, al Lowell. ren, of Saginaw, returned home The Ledger printers for 1010-20 di- His sister, Mrs. Lucinda Parks, of Corn Meal, ton 80 00 "Treasure Island." If Sunday and Monday visitors at Man- Thursday after a 7 weeks' stay with rectories—750 in number. Hran, per ton 50 00 istee and Onekama. Sidney, who had been with him ac- you have ever heard her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas William Yardley, who is on the companied him on his way home as Flour, per cwt 6 00 Chas. H. Andrews, of (irattan, vis- Kmery. Mrs. Agnes Stevens is now 1'. S. S. Destroyer, Anthony, IJ. S. far as Lowell. While here they Eggs, per doz 45 that impelling call of ited his brother, A. M. Andrews caring for Mrs. Emery, who is verv Huller, per lb 48 low. Navy, underwent an operation at were the guesls of their brother, Monday and Tuesday. Maire Island hospital. San Francisco, George Heese and family.—Belding Pork, dressed 25 00 adventure you can't Miss Myrtie Taylor spent the week Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Schneider, of last Friday and is doing well. Banner-News. Pork, live Lambs, drtssed resist this story. METAL TOP FIBER BROOMS end with her friend, Mrs. Mary Albion, were here to attend the bur- I am anxious to close out my win- C. K. West, of Evarl, formerly of Chamberlain, of Ionia. ial of her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Parker. Lowell. j,, >i | || , Sheep, life 4 SS—5 SS ter stock of millinery at an early wus lww|I on( uv t Chickens, live 18-22 Outwear 5 corn brooms. Guaranteed one year con- Old style clothes made over like .Mr. Schneider returned home Mon- dale as possible. All goods, in- thinks a condensed milk factory the latest models at the Lowell day, his wife remaining as the guest Calves, live ...14 00—16 00 ICeep yoor eyes open tinuous family me, are not effected by water, are lisbter. cluding the new marked low as pos- would be a fine thinu for Lowell anil Huller fat, iter lb... Cleaning &. Dyeing works. Adv. tf. of her sister, Mrs. Frank Alger for says he would be glad lo put money 56 do better work and are more sanitary. Men and Women a week or so. sible. Fridav and Saturday free Beef, dressed, cwt.. ...14 00-16 00 for th* Hnt in- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Andrews vis- trimming service. Mrs. White. into such an enterprise. They have Beef, live agenti wanted. Outfit $1 50 Postpaid. ited from Saturday until Monday Mrs. Wm. Hunter attended the one in Evarl which is a money 7 00-9 00 $taUm*ni! Mrs. Phil Althen, of (irand Hap- Veal, dressed ...20 00—22 00 with Mr. and Mrs. B. Conklin ih wedding of a cousin, Harold Hunter, maker and Lowell is better situat- KEYSTONE FIBER BROOM CO. in Lansing the fore part of last week. ids, spent the week end in Lowell. Potatoes, iter bu.. .. I 75 Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Dyke are ed for it than Evarl. The Leduer Pittiburgb, Pa. Also visited her son, Vernor Hunter advised Mr. West to look inlo the Mrs. W. Freeman and son Otis, of spending the week with their daugh- TatohoM or send tbe asws le Dept. No. El Elmhrook were Sunday visitors at and family, stopping over at (irand We can do thst Job ef printing tor Ledge as the guest of her brother ter. Mrs. Phil Allhen and husband, mHl "ill '^der take it up wilh Ihe The Ledger. Home phoSe US, attoe the home of the former's brother, A. of (irand Hapids. mwuI Hoard of I rade. yown tow st ns Udmr aOce. Velsy, Sunday. Clare Cahoun and family for a day. Beam's new autos are for hirt. Ask for a sawtay receipt book. Mrs. H. Sinclair and two sons and Sawlay goes farther than anv olher Miss Alice Taylor visited the form- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Weekes and shortening and you can use it for ev- er's sister, Mrs. Hunter and family, family were Ionia visitors Sunday. er so many ditl'erenl things. It is of Saranac over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hiler have really a saving proposition, (iet it Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cheetham were the sympathy of their many Lowell in bulk or cans at White's market in Belding Sunday to attend the fun- friends on account of the loss of his and collee ranch. Adv. The People of Lowell eral of Mrs. Jacob Wise, an old and very fine uosltion in the clothing dear friend of Mrs. Cheetham's par- house of Mr. Buck, of Ionia, which Lowell baseball fans are very was completely destroyed bv lire proud of a Lowell man being askeil Correct Lubrication Adds life ents. last week. lo play on the All Stars team that Wanted a Laundry Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Diller, of Man- will be sent against the Chicago Na- istique. Upper Penninsular, are vis- Our old citizen, B. Hyder has been tional league team Wednesday at iting Mr. and Mrs. E. Kiel and Mrs. confined to his bed since last Sat- (irand Hapids. First Baseman Jack Carrie Yeiter, also friends at leigh- urday, when he was run into by a Bannon is the man. Jack has a and Power to Your Tractor ton for a couple of weeks. Mr. llalstead, of Ionia with an auto- baiting average of over .500 for the Will the People of Lowell mobile at the corner of Monroe H. J. Coons was taken to Grand season against some very good pitch- and Bridge streets. One knee was ing, — [Grand Hapids Herald. Rapids by Dr. Shephard Monday and badly sprained and bruised, but Support a Laundry? OUR tractor represents a large investment which must be submitted to an operation for ap fortunately Mr. Ryder was not Mrs. L. P. Hodges, of Grand Hap- protected. You can protect it best by care in the selection pendindicitlc s Tuesday morning. Miss knocked down and no bones were ids, came to lowell Thursday to at- Norah Howe will attend him. broken. tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. You havt a laundry in your villagt with all tho Yof the lubricants used to eliminate friction from the mov- (ieo. W. Parker and spent several days with her sister, Mrs. E. 1). Mc- machintry of a modtrn laundry to turnout high class ing parts. By using the correct oil you not only increase the Queen. Monday a quiet social gath- worke life of your machine, but you add to its power, for much ering was held of the birthday club 99 i f which Mrs. Parker was a mein- You bavtbttn without a laundry for years* power is used i.i overcoming friction. btr at the home of Mrs. Sarah At- Cox Grocery Co, water. The meeting was in mem Rtratmbtr, if you don't support tho Lowtll Mod- The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) manufacturers three UwiII, ory of Mrs. Parker and six members Phon. 309 Mich. were present. tl Laundry, it may bt tome timo again btfort any* lubricating oils for tractors. Will Save You Money Showers Wednesday and Thurs- ont olst will talct same cba net. Wo will call for and day of last week were too late to do dtliftr any packagt amounting to 50 cants or bmto. any material good, according to the bulletin issued by Weather Observer •"Mt call tba laundry and tell at yoa want at to tlop Heavy Poiarine Oil . C. F. Schneider. The continued tacb Monday morniaf for your laundry. Sond your dry spell during the summer has Pars Japan Tea Siftlixti 27c done much damage to growth .a family wash "rough dry^—all the flat piocts such as Bulk Molassis, per gal 75c uroduds in general. Sugar beev Stanoiind Tractor Oil bodsproads, sbtots, pillow sllps9 towols, napkins, tablo late protatoes, garden truck ant Laati Naptba Soap it buckwheat have been hindered, al clo^t, bandktrcbiefs, etc., will bo honed. Tbe rest Matoot Soap thdugh corn, beans and peachea of tbo wash comas bomt ttarcbod all rtady to iron at Extra Heavy Poiarine Oil Maiola OU, per pt 406 have, as a rule, been harvested am 8 cants por lb. OaapbtU's Baked Beats, per c*n 15c ure safe from early frosts.—Herald One of these oils hss the correct lubri- • Write for 100- page book Housewives, this Is for "ou. Vou Stnd your blankets, rag rags, oftralls, oto. No 14 94X ArMHoe, tke bsst bread flour, fl.TTi enjoy making the rounds of the lo- eating body for your particular tractor. Tractor Lubrication.** It (Tbi* week only) cal stores in your search for the matttr bow dirty tbay art, tbey will coma bomt cltan, The nearest Standard Oil representa- is free and will be of great in- MX Purs Gold...... 11,50 most.economical purchase to satis- to ln 099 fy your needs and desires. In these •«. ^ P tt* ptot* You art wtlctmt. tive has a chart, prepared by our En- terest and uiefulnest to you. Ss?sa Rolls Toilet Paper 25e days of high prices and siloniach Wo dtn t txptct all tba busintss, but would liko to gineering Stuff, indicating which of Read it carefully, apply the Cotapoufld taeoaoaooeefeeaeee ••••tee*••••••#•••os•••#••••#« 32c economy vou keenly enjoy the priv these oils will enable your tractor to ilges of slicing olf a penny or two, bavo our sbare. information given, and you will Before you make your next rounds give the best results, and he will be be able to keep your tractor in go carefully over the ads in this pa glad to show it to you. service longer. per, make note of the diflTerent olf erings and look them up personally You may have the rare distinction Lowell Model Laundry "CaMh and Carry" of slicing off* a couple of cents—am STANDMM OIL 00. (Indie**) 910 S. Michigan Ave., duciga, III. that is going some these days. The Pbone 150 Lynn Parry, Mgr. ads turn (he trick. —Coopersville Observer.