LEDGER Odds and Ends ENTRIES Here mul There

Pithy PointN Picked Ip and Btinic a Collection of Varioui alto solo Patty Put RT Our Peripa- Topics of Local and letic Pencil Pusher General Interest VOLUME XXXX LOWELL, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1933 NO. 40

Well, we're over at least one THE BANK HOLIDAY depression the one in the ther- mometer. OCAL bank employees hope Board Trade Banquet ASHLEY AGAIN | that the next huliday will lu- Banks Are Reopened L called during the fishing or Mrs. C. L. Williamson was bunting .season. Of course they E ADS TICKET brmiglit home yesterday from the could have gone fishing through hospital and IN rejiorted as recov- the ice last week up at the Con- Was Brilliant Success [!. ering nicely from her operation. suinerN 11.mil but that would onl\ Under Restrictions n have served to remind them o( Win. Van Vorst ventured on frozen credit. FOR PRESIDENT thin ice this morning and went iu up to his neck. Hill seems lo The banks of Lowell and Alio reopened for business Fitzgerald, Vau^han and Hayes Prove have a penchant fur such things A brother editor asks the (pics- tiiis (Thursday) morning following the slate-wide H-day WILLIAM C. HAHTMAN NOMIN-' v,r> sl>ring. lion; bank holiday declared last week Tuesday morning by (tov- "U the Union (iuardian Trust Great Headliners ernor Comstoek. ATED FOR VILLAGE TKEAS- Uvi Edson.l^ear-ohl Civil comiMny a banking institution or The annual bampiet of tlu-lelected to that oflice in mam I I RKR—ALL OTHER INCL.M- VV!,r veteran, who knew Lincohi n n'al estate company? With In compliance with Ihe new proeiamation issued this I LoweII Hoard of Trade, held years. His experience and fa | BUNTS TO fti rrtRl) TIIKM spoke lo Lowell High nearly three-fourths of its assets morning by the governor providing for the reopening Monday evening. February 20. miliarity with stale affairs was :> llfc. l> Sl ( ( hhll THh.M- school pupils at a special assem- in real estate it appears to mosl in a limited manner of the banks of Ihe slate all cheeks is- {1933, at the City Hall, will go valuable asset. SELVES. bly, honoring Lincoln's birthday. people that the company is pri- sued prior to February '2X 19113, and not paid by Ihe bank down in local history as one ofj "Now what were Ihe reasons' J. M. Hutchinson also talked on marily in the real estate business the most successful in the 27 for his steady advancement? ~ ... Lincoln's life. upon which drawn are to be returned to the makers and sal- At the Citizens' village caucus as that is where its greatest in- years of Ihe Hoard's life. There "First—An alert mind and un- L.?.! iL'si'KrW.Iv ..n ;, terests lie." isfactory arrangements made for the issuance of new j wasn't a dull feature «.n Ihe pro- tiring industry . V" 1 1 , "Cooperate!M remonstrated a checks against trust funds provided by Ihe makers. gram, a program which seemed "Second—Fidelity lo the mat-1 I, r, /!' V T 1 falhcr of Ih. cilH vrhonl In hi- The principal took of conver- jto have just the proper balance lers entrusted to bis care. W T r. i ' • npminnitliVf Mn. Thil.k of th. sation when the bank holiday All new deposits made on and after February 23. of music, thought-provoking ad-j "Third—fniform courtesy Il<" v" "'"1 lixMW-fWTy lime one IOHVCN was declared was Jlcnry Ford. either savings certificates or on checkinR accounts, are dresses and humor. The meeting,all at all times. ' " 1 "n"T i":'1 Ih. 11 ml, minimi. ' -Vrs, d d Most talkers were in agreement ROBEIIT E. SPHINGETT was honored with Ihe presence The thousands of friends m f..- pn ..lonilnn ^T K r 1™1 - " » " " fr»rlor> to be trust accounts and held in trust by the bank and 0 m,< that Henry Ford was merely a Hoard of Trade President for 1933 of several dilsinguished guests Secretary Fitzgerald are not J...... ,t . !• " jscion, not forgetting the outcome depositor in the I'nion Trust. An are payable 100 per cent on demand. Such funds can- from other parts of the stale, in- friends merely because he is ai; .. " .. .. ' "f some of the father's past deals, ancient grudge on the |>art of a not be invested but must be held in cash for the bene- eluding Hon. Frank D. Fitzgerald, office holder, but because of his | ' ,'1,s,<'l>l,l' \. I-.. Ashley : clerk, "and I've noticed that the grecn- former associate who started fit of the depositor. secrelary of slate, Hon. Coleman rare (pialities of heart and mind. treasurer, W. (.. est one gels skinned last!" with Ford with a few hundred C. Vaiighan. secretary of state, and his dependability, and |j,J|«ar|n,an; ®sscssor, Chris.^Hergin.j nis t t N , 1 rx dollars and retired a multi-mil- This arrangement is temporary |)ending new legislation Tries Hold-up from 1915 to I92U inclusive, James|one can take Ibeiu away fronrl ' " ' l 1 "fj Day, (.. \\. Cooki Tlie lire department was called lionaire, (with his millions in which is lo Ix* enacted at the earliest possible moment for H. Hayes of M. S. C. and secretary him. Dr. H. H. Khepard. oni lust Saturday noon to sub- tax-exempt securities) more than the pur|M)se of protecting both depositors and banks. of the (Stale Holslein Hreeders "Another reason why I am glad The caucus was organized wilu due a fire at Ihe Maynard house likely accounts for the attempt Association, Charles Shean, war-'to be here is because it gives me|l-^rl Thomas, chairman; F. F.jon North-sl., occupied by Mr. lu put Ford in a bad light. The Lowell and Alio banks are meeting the unfortunaU Loses His Life den of Michigan Heformalory at .» chance lo visit Editor H. G.l'^ons. clerk; tellers. W.J. Kropf. and Mrs. Norman Hall. Most of bank situation which exists not only here, but in even Ionia, and the Hev. Mr. Carpenter,I JefTeries of Ihe Lowell Ledger. -\1-; Morgerson. Dr. J. U. Slrykcr. the household goods were re- Socialists and communists were community in Michigan, in a way designed to be as helpful chaplain of that institution. who is making one of the best William Christiansen. moved to safely bill the house One of Ihe two would-be ban- was s in glee over the bank holiday, The music for the hanquel was local newspapers in Michigan. I Mr. Ashley was nominaled on 'Inmnged about l.')0 worth, as |M)ssible to ail, but without fmrtiality to any person or in- dits, who attempted to hold up cover< but terribly disappointed because provided by the Michigan He-|do not see how Ihe Held could be the lirsl ballot to succeed hiiu-l '^insurance. The fire terest. Normal banking facilities cannot be resumed hen Ihe Thompson gas station at (las- s,: r n l1 u roo a revolution did not break out formatory Sixlelte and as one belter taken care of. Mr. Jeffer- self as president, having X2 of the : ' ' ' ' " ' f- Mr. and cade early last Saturday morning ls nmv within L'I minutes. One such until they are permitted throughout the state and until sat- l/owellile. qualified to s|Hak on ies was foreman and later busi- 14(1 voles cast. His was Ihe only ^ - hving witn got a bullet instead of money. son bird here in Lowell went home isfactory and appropriate legislation is enacted. It is the such matters remarked, "that is ness manager of Ihe Clinton He- name presented for Ibal office Waller on West-st, I'lie hold-u^i men were brothers along about noon to parlake of a the finest orchestra music I have publican at SL Johns for quite a although others received voles as — hope and intention of the banks to promptly restore to their by Ihe name of Mazzerella. of M good meal thoughtfully prepared ever heard here." It was all high 1 number of years. While 1 wasifollows: Harry Day 17, M. N. ' ' pleased to learn clients all of their customary facilities at the earliest IM)S- Grand Hapids, 17 and IX years of ,i,, ss 0 by capitalism. grade, not a jazz number on their publisher, other interests frt-jllenry 12. scattering 29. " ^' M.yl' Taylor, who has sible moment. age. The wounded youth was program. Warden Sheaa may quenlly took me to Ihe Pacific; n,, n,.. mi.-v .... ,H'in vcr> for Ihe past two taken to St. Mary's hospital where wcc s Township treasurers are still well be proud of "my boys." as Coast, but 1 always knew the p.i iH-nded md (»s< n- Mmin 1 w is' ^ " shown marked im- EDITORIAL be died Sunday nighl. The olhc.- p^ vnncn, ,,,,rinK lhc m, wcck occupying golden seats. The\ he aectjonately refers to them, inr would come out on time and ,nimoush nominaled for vil- " ' - boy was picked up on US-Hi by lmj can still take in money. One of The people of this country have passed through many a N. h. Horgerson was the chair- that il would be a good issue. 1,.|,.rL wii|lllll| .....v^iii,.,, . stale police and taken into cus- them said to Jhe Ledger that he man of the meeting and H. M. whether 1 was there or not. I ' . r • n . ^ ' Mrs. Charles Mclnlyre fell on crisis in the past, financial and otherwise, but have always tody. The boys were on two will continue the collection of Shivel presided most gracefully think be made a happy choice in I. ' niendiy coldest for village the ice in front of her home Tucs- risen supreme. years' probation after pk-adin-^ :,N s,;, ! taxes until local bank vaults will as toaslmaster. W. W. (iumsei |locating in such a fine town and ^1 . f ed between day evening ami fractured one of uillv to a charge of attempted , iini hold no„more cash. He says Let us keep our feet on the ground this time. led in communily singing. The that Ihe conmiunily is equally L^.! " H«rlnian and Dan A. her hip bones. Veitcr's ambnlancc urglary when they attempted In 1 ,u,,n there is plenty of room remain- Let us prove worthy of the heritage of our forefathers. t Hev. S. H. Wenger asked Divine forlimale in having him." 1, , S ^' K '•> w*as called and she was taken to Ihe hold-up last Saturday morn- ing. Let us know that the men of our federal and state blessing. - I Lj voles to Wi for the latter. Hlodgett hospital about « o'clock ing. President E. C. Foreman gavi Passing Notes 1., 'ht' "'Ies were sus|Knded and Tuesday evening. governments—yes and the men of our own home commun- The youth was shot by John E. rK l 1,,, Anyhow we fell greatly re- Thompson, proprietor of the fill- an account of Ihe Board's activ-l Warden Khean paid a line mm- Um H?i'lli!,os | h.,i.?. ,,f Ih!!.'r-.... .I' ities are working even- hour of even- day to bring us out of ities during Ihe year past reveal- pliment to Waller J. Kropf of The ' Masque of Old Lovet" lieved over not being bothered ins station, which is located a the crisis from which no nation or peoples have been ex- ing a balance of about $4(10 in 1 Lowell, declaring him lo be one i iij,ri\ iin'v n min 1 1 r •• l)ri'st,nl^d nl the M. E. church about having to go to bank di- mile and a half east of Cascade. empt. Ihe treasury, about SiiVt more f ihe best men on his staff. . ;ii„!... • ..I."uT „ Tuesday evening under the aus- rectors' meeting. Selah! Thompson had been aroused from () |village trustee in spile of his re than at the beginning of Ihe year. pices of the Triple C Circle was a While we realize the seriousness of the situation we can sleep and had been waiting for • - i- . , quest to be relieved. He has Address by Fitzgerald Ernie Foreman is a busy m.-m.jM.rvi,, 14 u..|rs ^ pretty pantomime representation The Old l". S. A. went through at the same time maintain our sense of good humor. the intruders to break into the allol'. 1 lu hi,s vt ,,f ,,l> of "Old Loves" from 1800 to the "Black Friday" and came up place. Secretary of State Fitzgerald V ' K' '" ni- were taken. On the lirsl ballot Let us not forget the words of a great American: "Modern I-ove" of 1933. Mes- smiling. Trooper William Hedt of the talked on Ihe subjecl of "State and means for Ihe success voU.N xvt.n. t.ast as f„||o>vs: "God reigns and the Republic still lives." dames It. T. Ford, C. H. Reynolds, Hockford post received a report Affairs" in an understandable "' Ihe Lowell Boanl of 1 rade. nlirry |)ay ta. D. A. Wingeier 17. Glen Webster and (>. J. Yeiter We do not ordinarily compre- of Ihe shooting about 4 a. in. way. in fact few addresses have II"" entire communily is proud ^ Jefferies 1.'), F. H. Swarlh- 0 ,m an 0 his gave a group of songs and Beth hend the power a governor has When he arrived at Thompson's ever been given here thai were ' " " ' aclivihes. |nU, ju ^ j.- |{,,rfj(.rson X. A. I) — Bnrdick two readings before the in his hands. He can close banks Mrs. Merritt Miller station he found Ihe wounded listened tlo with equal interest. • Lewis «. E. S. While .V scatlerinr 1. -ru V ; 1 1IN as followed by a and open prison doors. youth being cared for by Thomp- His talk was non-partisan, stress- Mimite1 men wh(»,nc made spicy \() choire. Jefferies Bor- r , • 1 u Nearby Grangers Dies of Pneumonia sno, who reported another man ing Ihe point thai "this is no lime 'V." J. u !S Jl! ' gerson, Swarthout and Wingeierir; hmcheon. A citizen of iMilwaukee. Wis., had lied. for petty differences." He spoke J-J H V^nJfr^v ^ ^at their names be c w. in town Monday, said to The led- of... Ihe nearly 1.2. millions saving "0P; x•," Dvke. \\ withdrawnii. 1 NX,,I s ^megar. w ho has been Mrs. Merritt Miller passed The Mazzerellas slated to ofil- ger: "It's the small banks in cers that they were in IX)weII which had already been effected Kropf and Com. Bruce Mc- 0n |ht. M^.on,| bH||0, vw| confined to his home for some Stage Activities away Monday night at 10:15 after nr towns like yours that are proving in state government and declared '"«• American Legion. XVt.ri. cas{ ,ts f0||0U#. |)j|V ^ time past, is able to be around the a week's illness of pneumonia. about one o'clock Saturday morn- their real worth these days." And ing and that they stole a car near that that was but a starter on . . , lUwis 2(5. Swarthout lii. White 13.1hoU!^ an(, hl.s .fr'e"ds whose The funeral services will be held we might add that it's the big Next Friday night. February here. I.tler George McMullen, what was to IK- done, predicting . Mcltierson said an earful when|(; i, (:,Klk \v|ns,.icr 7 SC.M. number* are legion hope to see Friday morning at !l o'clock at u bank chains that are demonstral- 24th, will be dance night again who lives at the intersection of the eiiininalion of frills, unneces- J " declareil von csml save on|tennK m. Xo choice. ' ihim down town again with the inf that they are not so much at the Keene Grange hall, with a St. Mary's church. Intermeni sary boards and commissions.b> "mply diverting taxes. | Third ballot, IXI voles „sl; rom,n'< of WI,rim,r sPrin« will be in Oakwood. t'S-lfi and M-66, reported to c pumpkins as they prophesied. change of orchestra. Glen Con- Deputy Frank Stevens of Low- The Department of Stale was — , . . . Dav 9S. Lewis 34. White 15. „ —TT" Eleanor Tomasko was born rN verse will be Ihe new violinist. ell that a car belonging to Mrs doing all in its powers lo reduce ^ "I Swarthout 14, scattering 2i«. Air. ^ Elmer Hichmond received Feb. 21, 1891), at Tigerton. Wis m It might be a good idea to Every one welcome. Lottie Sandahl had been stolen costs, having turned back prac- ; •nsl'lulion having the Uy*vs\, |)UN nolllin.,|„i ., M1,ljoritx , a letter from her son J. C.. savma On March fi. 1923. she was united H r ca ),,;i 1,1 ,n in abolish all government for The South-ttoston Grange will from his place. Deputy Stevens ticallv *120,000 of Ihe appropria- l ' l • > 'Michi- ^ he had moved lo I,ong Beach, in marriage to iMerrilt Miller of Sn 1 about a year: after that the pass the gavel lo the Keene immediately reported the theft liolinn allowe;il,.« .vdl b1,y1 Ith hie- legislaturlMri«l9llirte- . .... 'i' " kllOW 11. the * On motion the rules were sns- Lslifornia. a big summer resort people would be yelling for a Grange at a meeting to be held Lowell, and has lived here con- for the past two years. "What lowest in Ihe entire country. IH-nded and Charles W. Cook and yfar ronnd. and his address tinuously since. She is survived and about the same lime Slate chance to pay for its support. March 4th. 1933. at the Keene Police reported finding the car the people wanl is help and they , , „ . Dr. B. H. Shepard were nominal- was 141 Orange street. by Ihe husband, four sisters. Mrs. * _____ Grange hall. Visiting Grange near the Cascade oil station are going to gel it." he declared, McPherson quoted Prof. Karl Fuller of Oshkosh, Wis.. ,,f r ed In succeed themselves as trus- The use of scrip money is fills Ihe oflicers* chairs and puts where it had been abandoned In 11 11 i u. the " saying tees. The Old Devil Mrs. Fred Fellmer of Anligo, Wis., Mr. Fitzgerald deplored the |ha, ..K,.n| js ., ,HXIMyvrs' increasing throughout the coun- on the program. (Home Grange the hold-up men. The car was Mrs. Thomas Long of Minnea|K)- tendency away from represenla- |MiriM|iM," conMMirtM| ^ lnnin On inolion the chairman ap- Two little girls were on Ihei;' try Nevertheless, figures show will furnish oysters, crackers and returned to the owner on Satur- lis, Minn., and Mrs. Louis l^em- live government and urged upon se<.,ionv Wt, ar(. vWasi^ (;f pointed F. F. Coons, Mrs. B. IL way home from Sunday school, that there is more money in coffee, the rest lo be pot-luck din- day. berger of Milwaukee, Wis., also all citizens imjre care in he se nMirM. (,arn sorrv for |,K, Shepard and L. W. Biitherford lo and were solemnly discussing Ihe the I'nited Slates than during ner. All Grangers, old and new...... , . . . acl as Village Commillee fur ne\I lesson. ,, ,e f lection of public olhcials. Mt'!other counties, the late, lamented boom days. are cordially invited lo be there ! ' ? talked strongly against the pres- _ year after which Ihe caucus ad- "Do you believe there is a de- The third aiVnmd .^osh. l l Tlx j cut primary system which has | . . . jounied. vil?" said one. IV niertino SIM.nsnied In , ian.d Henn»n of t.icero. IN. ILOtdl ld!Wll 10 UVj| ik( 1() u || oUr rt a(|lTs BK; MEN IN SMALL TOWNS day meeting sponsored by lhh( 1 •, . . resujled so •»f cn in minority j , - . There will be but one ticket in "No." said the other promptly, Keene Grange will IK* held at' her residence in Lowell about inunv Hl vcs uri HE BIG LMKN are not all in nominations and the selection ol his svlllhe,ic ,.HW |M|, lllorc the village again Ibis year. Tiiei"lt's like Santa Clans, it's your their hall some Saturday in Mrs. Miller had many many I the big towns. Fred Ander- friends who join in extending self-starters totally unfit lo per- space forbids. That was some- village election occurs on Mon- father." March. (dale lo be published day. March 13, which does not Tson, out in the little town of their sympathy to the bereaved! Give Pantomiine form the functions of the oflice thinB tha, h.M, lo ,M. stY|, with three cash prizes lo which they have been eleded. , . leave the necessary 20 days' time Cozad, Nebraska, startled the Island aml'.lrd.'^loJ*'1 give'n^to!husbs,n<' »'«<• other relatives, |o H> all|)rcciattHi business world a few years ago Monday evening March f». at Mr. Fitzgerald also warned __ between a caucus and an elec- any club or organi/alion in the tion. The expected motion for a by starling in business with a 7:30 al the Congregational church against the initiative which leg- Am, wt, ,earnefl .,|| .,|,ol„ t.a Sparta vs. Lowell township of Keene, pulling on a mn-oll on March 13 between Ihe very limited capital and building a well worked program of panto- islalcs into the constitulion. j)ons fron, |.;rMit. 1 .Vmi mile program. Outside a business that would have been mimes will be given by the joint Discussing Ihe present automo- jlwo candidales receiving Ihe talent very welcome but not a credit to a merchant in a city Ada Supervisor missionary committees of the bile license problem. Mr. FiU-| The Board's oflicers for highest number of voles in the Here Friday Nigiit counted in contest. Amount of of a million |M>pulntion. Now Church and the Cheerful Doers. Icaucus was not forthconiing. prizes lo be the same as previous gerald said that on Feb. 9, 937.0011:^re as follows: President. It. E comes S. B. Evans in the small Here we will see in actual sel- < Probably a case of cold feet or years. Pot luck dinner and ev- motor vehicles out of 1,130.0110jspringell; vice president, (i. D.i f^;.. r Lowell will play its lasl game town of Honey Grove, Texas, ling the "Hay Stack Prayer (Meet- of ,)ro erybody welcome. Bring your in 1932 had not been registered, j Cook, direclor, E. C. Fiirenian. " 'of Ihe season Friday night mcet- who engaged in the grocery busi Dies in Hospital ing" as episode 1; an actual rep- and explained that a bill now be- The directors will choose lhe|' ' ness five years ago and has buiil basket and have a good time. ing Sparta in a double header at resntation of a South Sea Island fore Ihe legislature. s|K»nsore(t b\ secretary and Ihe treasurer. the local gym. up the most satisfactory grocery- ., . ... , scene receiving Ihe gospel as his Department, provides, Ibat af- — business in that city. Both men (.rant Frazier 64. Stricken >\eek Episode II; beautiful Japan with Award is Voted to Lowell edged out Sparta in the ler Afcirch 1. those owners who Along about the lime the editor mm mm i | tr game there, when Ihe score was are strong believers in newspaper Mrs. W, Beauchamp Ago at Board Meeting. its Buddhist worship ami wor- pay half the license fee may run of The ledger began the printing tied 19-19 with a minute lo go advertising, and Mr. Evans uses Mrs. IrlaOCl M\napp Supervisor Grant Frazier of shippers as Episode III; The on their old plates until Augiisl I. game at St. Johns. Frank Fitzger- Bill (.lark hit a "long torn" from newspaper advertising exclusive- Laid to Rest Saturday mountain people of our own S. E. Ada, veteran member of the Kent The present weight lax. he told>al(l began work in Ihe Slate capi- ofjlhe middle of Ihe floor, and was ly. In the past year he estab- I'liited States and their schools his audience, cannot be reduced |lal. Frank gol lo be secretary Mrs. Mabel Knapp. widow • u- v ... ., . . Icounty board, died Wednesdav Deputy Charles Knapp of Lowell. ro,JUM| 'H ,he K,v*nR h}m lished an unique record for a C b 1 in as Episode IV; The American In- because of pledges to counties of stale and we gol lo Lowell. 1 '« k T H™ ; hospital. He murdered by Henry Marshall of i'.iree shot which he made, win- small town grocer by using a full Lowell Feb l9, \m. and passed ] | | .| had been dian and his habitat as Episode V. land lownships. The weight lax1 — was M () ( im Detroit following hold-up of Ihe 0 Ssm,e; page advertisement in his home away Thursday, I-ebruury 19, af- supervisor 12 years. and a beauliful illuminated crosses not burdensome, however, in The proposal of Secretary Filz- u town newspaper for fifty-two Lake dr. branch of Ihe Grand " ' draw'ing for the District ter si^veral ^eeks illness.^ She ^jr prujEjer was born in Ada as Ihe finale. Thest- parls arejasmuch as il supplants olher gerald lo allow continued use of consecutive weeks, and he is still Rapids Savings bank last sUIK iT..urnanuMil. Lowell drew a bye was married lo Win. H. Beau- township and spent virtually his taken by well informed and|taxes, he said. laulomobiles until August 1. upon In the second round which will doing it, right through the so- champ in Grand Bapids March practiced home folks and pro entire life there. For the lasl prom- Address by C. C. Vaughan March 3, called depression. These men art- 14, 11HI8. During her residence 28 years he had lived in Ihe vil- ises lo be wellworlh while'.. ThThere e inner ol men of vision who sense w hat the in that city she united with the will be a social hour following. Coleman Vaughan. former people need and want, provide lage of Ada, taking a prominent secretary of state, gave a most in- between M. E. church, keeping her mem- part in civic, social, business and those things for them at prices bership until moving to tawed teresting talk on Michigan Build- political affairs. ing and I,oan Associations. Be- that attract, and then tell them about 10 years ago, when she. motorists would otherwise be de- by Ihe stale departmenl of laboi IMT. Frazier became ill during a cause of his knowledge of such and industry. Sixteen pages of world famous about it in the newspaper that is with Mr. Beauchamp. united by prived of Ihe use of Ibeir car- meeting of Ihe board of supervis- Freak Calf May affairs Mr. Vaughan was called Menso R, Bolt, assistant prose-tonnes in color and the start of mast closely read—the home letter to the M. E. church of the March 1, Mr. Fitzgerald proposed or's last week, went to his home, upon to head the Michigan Build- town newspaper. village. lhal motorists be allowed to pay culor, recommended to the board I serial story—"Luck and a and later in the week was taken ing and Ix>an Division during the She is survived by her busbaiKf, one-half of Ihe weight lax. August of supervisors lhal the county, Horse"—by Max Brand, master of to the hospital. present crisis. Under his wise pay the award. The boanl vol-1 fiction, will appear in next Sun- It Hay surprise you to know four brothers, Herman of Grand 1st the second half of the weight His service on the board of Be an Odd Cross guidance Michigan B. & L. Asso- ed Ihe necessary funds, ' [day's Chicago Herald and FAHUI- that relief expenditures for the Rapids, Frank of Blendon, Albert tax will be collected and 1933 richest country in the world supervisors included several ciations are weathering Ihe storm - iiner. and George Baimer of l

J' TWO TO LOWMX (lOCR.) LBDQBB aU ALTO SOLO Tin HMUV. FEB. 23. 1933. THE LOWBLL (MICH.) LMDGHR and ALTO W)LO Till RSI>AY, FEB. '23, 1933. THREi •»—« shrinkage is more than one-half. fiscal year which ends June 30, '••••M»Me Meanwhile, mortgage debt fig- is seven and a quarter million Mrs. Verne Good is very ill. dollars. Before Ihe fiscal year Registration Notice Lowell Village Eleelioi This and That the Cowcll Cedgtr ures compiled by David L. Wlc- •Mrs. Hiram Converse is ill with [•CHUnCH ends it will be millions more. Freeh Home Made throat infection. md Alio Sols kens, of Ihe Bureau of Agricui* MICHIGAN BELL Governor Comstoek and his aides For Village Election Notice is hereby given lo Ihe From Around Mrs. Anna Sliuchicomb spent tural Economics, show lhat in are trying In figure out ways to Monday, March 13th, 1933 (lualilled electors of the Village one day in Ionia lasl week. flNNomaMPffc Published every Thursday M-irninj; at 210 K«HI Main 8lreel Cough and Cold Remedies take care of this record deficit of Lowell, Slate of Michigan, thai 1910 the morlKage debt on Ameri- TELEPHONE CO. To the Qualified Electors of the Miss iMabel Hall was confined Lowell. Michigan. Entered at Poaloffice al Lowetl, Michigan, as lhat his administration inherited. the next ensuing Village Eleelioi. the Old Town CHOCOLATES CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE can farms was >3,320.000.000. In Village of Ix)well, Mich.: lo her home last week by illness Second I'laKs Mailer. will be held at Lowell City Hall, Notice is hereby given lhat in Bev. Vernon Shirley, pastor. Hobion's LaxativaCold Tablets 1920 it had more than doubled within said Village on Mr. and Mrs. Niel Cameron mmm® conformity with the "Michigan V. E. Armstrong made a busi- 10:00 a. m.—Sunday Bibh- K. (J. JEKFKRIES. Editor and Puhliaher. and in 1930 was almost tripled, ness trip to Owosso last week. 20c lb. were Grand Hapids callers Sun- Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Election IJIW," I, Ihe under- Monday, March 13, A. I). 1933 school. Oscar Allen, Supt. being (9.241,000.000. Therefore, t « day. Member National Editorial Association anil Michigan Press signed Village Clerk, will, upon At which election the follow- Mrs. Bertha Jackson spent over 11:00 a. m.—iMorning worship. HiiriCaacara Quinine » SEELEY CORNERS « James Sweet of Vergennes spent Association. the farmer, with less income and ing Village Olllcers are to be Ihe week-end in Grand Bapids. 3:00 p. m.—Services al Fallas- $ By Mrs, S, P, Beynolds 0 nny day, cxcept Sunday and a H. C. SCOTT the week-end at Ihe Gertie Mor- Miles' Aspermint elected, viz: I Village President; burg school house. more indebtedness, finds himself $ Lowell. IL F. 1), 2 $ legal holiday, the day of any Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Newel were gan home. White Pine and Tar Subscription Rates Payable in Advance: regular or special election or I Village Clerk; 1 Village Treas- in Grand Bapids Thursday nfler- 5:00 p. iu.—Junior N. Y. P. S. unable lo meet the situation. Home of Good Home- Miss Doris MacFarlane of Do- Year $2.00; Six months $1.00. Snow Indies' Aid sociely will primary election, receive for reg- urer; also 3 Trustees for 2 years, noon. 7:(K» p. m.—N. Y. P. S. service. White Pine and Spruce Another agtiravalion has been Mode Candies wagiac spent Ihe week-end with Three months 5fc: Single Copiea 5c meet for dinner on Wednesday of istration the name of any legal I Assessor. 7:4.') p. in.—Evening service. the increase in taxes, which more Mr. and Mrs. L Webster ami her parents. Vick't Nose and Throat Drops next week wilh Mrs. Libbie Cole. i i voter in said Village not already The Polls of said election will two sons were in Grand Bapids Special Sunday school rally The Lowell Ledger, established June. 1893; The Alto Solo, es- than doubled between 1910 and The PTA which was to be held registered who may apply to me o|ien at 7 o'clock a. m., or as soon Sunday. G. Hansen of Grand Bapids next Sunday al 10:00 a. m. Spe- Vick's Vapo Rub personally for such registration. thereafter as may be, and will was a business caller in Lowell cial music by the colored quartel tablished January. 1904. Consolidated June. 1917. 1920 and in 1930 were almost at Ihe Grange Hall on Frida> Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Bosewarne V'ck's Cough Drops nighl of this week has been post- % Provided, however, lhat I can n- remain open until li o'clock p. m., one day lasl week. from Flint. Every one welcome. three times whal they were in and family were in Grand Bapids oeive no names for registration Basttrn standard Time, on vini Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Webster vis- Hollis Parker of Cascade was Wednesday evening prayer ••Sniff" 1010. This may he slightly inat- poned because of so much illness Sunday. FOR BANKING REFORM be a rising market. The honu' In Ihe neighborhood. during the lime intervening hi- day of election. ited relatives in White Cloud a dinner guest Saturday of bis meeting at 7;4.'» o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briggs and A. D. S. Cod Liver Oil P. D. Haliver Oil Capeulei the oflice building, the manufac- curate but is based on figures for iMIrs. Fred Houseman attended tween the second Saturday before Dated Ibis 2nd dav of February, Sunday. brother. Archie Parker. Srnulor Arthur M. Vandenberg Jack Winks were Sunday guests twenty-Hix states, as expressed on any regular, special, or ollicial A. D. 1933. i.Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pennock Etc., Etc. of Michigan spoke from Washing- luring institution, every building a Mother and Daughter's bammel of Miss Ona Denton of Keene. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Weaver mo- CONGREGATIONAL CHl'RCH at Bethany Beformed church last primarv election and the day ol O. J. BBEZINA, were business visitors in llnstings tored to Ballle Creek Sunday af- ton lasl Friday night on a coast to of every kind built or rebuilt a IHT acre basis. Be present to bear the lasl of Thursday night. such election. c40-3l) Clerk of said Village. Mrs. Waller Yardley spent Tuesday. ternoon and visited relatives. now will increase in value with As most |)eople realize, debt Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. the February series on Doctrines. coast hooknp on the need for Mrs. Victoria Tusken of Chica- The last day for General Begis- Mrs. Emerson Davenport of each succeeding year. charges and taxes are by far the Iration does not apply to persons Ed. La Brecque in Grand Bapids. Mrs. H. P. Golfredsen will talk Next Sunday Ihe subject will be banking reform of lite nation. go returned lo her home Sundndaa y ftftftftftftft ftftftftftftft Fallasburg visited Mrs, Lee Walk- lo the Belding Woman's club al "Sanctificalion," This subject has main items in a farmer's over- who vote under the Absent Vot- Harvey Callier was able to be W. C. Hartman The Michigan senator believes Hul best of all every new pro- after suending two weeks with V ft er Sunday. lhal city Thursday, Feb. 23rd. caused more religious trouble ers' Law. (See Registration by 9 brought down to a barber shop ject will give needed employmenl head. He must secure a money her father. FYank Jansek. & LOGAN Otis Wood is somewhat im- and misunderstanding than most that one of Ihe great newts of the Afiidavit.) one day last week for the first Miss Frances Wood of Grand Phone 38 215 W. Mam St. lo somebody. By building now surplus from hia crop returns in Mrs. Howard laeBoy of Gram! By Clare Vandewerker proved from a serious illness ol others because of its ethical im- country today is to (teat with Bapids is visiting her sister, Mrs. Notice is hereby given Ibal I time. Bapids was a week-end guest ot you not only add to your own order to be able to meet these J will be al Both & Brebina's. 220 ^ Alto, R. F. D. 1 pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Peckham. plications, but is Ihe simplest of bank reforms, particularly in the Fred Houseman. Mrs, English and Mrs, A. Ball- i Clark Fletcher spent 'he week- the doctrines. charges. The fact is that fanm W. Alain St.. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gould visit- interest of the depositor. wealth, bul you help to tiring I^ah, Lois and Sybil Reynolds, 1). W. I^tyer and wife, with man of Grand Bapids were Sun- Church School al 10 a. m. end with Harold Denton at his ed her sister. Mrs. Linda Louck> happiness to others. which were mortga«ed to any- in company wilh Ellen Coger of a Tuesday, Feb. 2lsl, 19.13 Mrs. Hay Lacy and mother of Al- day guests at the Cecil Kibbler Morning worship at II. Subject He has introduced a bill deal- farm home in Keene. al her home in Mulliken, Sunday. thing ilke their limit have hardl> Spring Hats Gove Corners attended the 4-11 Have I a telephone?Say, The twentieth day ureceding to visited at the home of Emerson home. Sanctificalion," ing witti the guarantee of time dc- rally at Franklin Park Commun- Bussell Carr and wife of Grand Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Swarthout THAT l.vMILL AMENDMENT been able to nicel the overhead, said election, from 8 o'clock a. m. Stauffer and wife, (nee Marion Mrs. Mary MacTavish returned There will be no Christian En- Roth & Brezina IKisils alone, which, he contends, ity House last Saturday. until 8 o'clock p. m., for Ihe pur- I^icy) of near Hastings, Sunday. to (irand Bapids Saturday with Bapids were Sunday visitors al and son Glendon were week-end deavor al 15 p. m. as Ihe whole even though those living on the avoids the pitfalls of a general Many requests have been re- $965 Florence ami Marion iVirras, THAT'S HOWI GOTTHISJOt" pose of Beviewitig the Begislr.i- Mrs. Ray Seese attended the relatives to spend a few (lays the Eugene Carr home. guests of relatives in Howell. Endeavor is invited lo a meeting FURNITURE hank deposit guarantee and in- ceived for an explanation of Ihe farms have able able to exist. Ihe Houseman children and Aliw lion and Begistering such of the German M. E. Aid society at the there. Mrs. Jennie Pardee of Freeporl Mrs, William Lalley is very ill of all young people of the Gram! The situation is serious when ('anil Beynolds have Ihe whoop qualified electors in said Villagi home of her mother, Mrs. J. is spending some time with hei al her home in the village, "Mrs, Bapids Association at East Con- Perfection Oil Stoves, Circulating Heaters, Dining sures well operated banks. "la-mill lax limitation" amend- ing cough, "rp Mrs. Fred Malcolm and daugh- one reflects lhat loss of the farm ai Shall Properly Apply therefor. Krebs of North Uowne last Thurs- ter Abby, were Sunday guests of sister. Mrs. Wm. Cosgriff. Margaret Denise is still caring for gregational church at 4 p. m. Room. Living Room and Bedroom Suites ment. adopted by Ihe people lasl Fred Hacker and son Roy of Manufacturer to You-Direct from llTE boss on this job docsnH waste Notice is hereby further given day. Mr, and Mrs, (i. Plumb in Grand Miss Betty Malone and friend her. All meet al Parish house al 3:15 November.. will take from the farmer and his Grand Ledge were Sunday guests at lowest prices in years. FORD'S FARM RELIEF PLAN Lhat I will be at Both & Brexina's, Joe Stahl and wife of Elmdale. Bapids. of Grand Bapids were Sunday Miss Mnxine Hunter was home p. m. The amendment provides lhal family their means of livelhood. LaSalle, Philadelphia of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Houseman. lime when he needs more men. He just aao W. Main St., every week day and iMillon Mishler and wife, guests of Mrs. John Flogaus, Wednesday evening—Hegular Henry Ford's exposition of Ihi' Max Baymor, wife and three from Ml. Pleasant over the past For that reason, taxes and in- Mrs. W, V. Burras is sufTering from 0 o'clock a. m. to 6 p. m. were Sunday guesls of Emanui' scbedule at the H. S. Gymn. W. A. Roth, Funeral Direcfor all property taxes, except money children are occupying Ed. Walk- Donald McNaughton and Henry week-end. also Miss Zeona Riv- vast decentraliiation process of wilh infection in her hand. SI ah I and wife. Friday. March 3—Peckbam needed for interest and payments debtedness expenses represent u Fine fur felts, beautifully lined, tame grade steps to the telephone and hires the and on Saturday, March 4th. 1933 er's apartment during the cold Weaver attended the basketball et te. Prompt, Careful Ambulance Service his gigantic organization for Mrs. Helen Beynolds is visitinp Charles Weiland and family Group meets with Mrs. Bennett, problem lhat is catastrophic lo —Last Day weather. game al Olivet iMonday nighl, Mrs. Anna Stincbicomb is car- Store Phone 500 Night Phone 330 on outstanding public debts, be her (laughter, iMrs. Gabe Onan of were Sunday guests of Elme Mrs. Coons, Mrs. Houseman, and producing automobiles is inter- at you paid $5.00 for back in the good old ones he ean reaeh easily and quiekly H. J. Burl spent Monday in ing for her six grandchildren„ . limited lo one and one-half per many farmers in the country. Weal VP well. From 8:00 o'clock a. m. lo 9:00 Winev und wife of South Camp- Mr, and 'Mrs. Loren Busco of Mrs. Bennett, committee. esting. To break il up into separ- o'clock p. m. for general registra- (irand Bapids wilh his father, A. while their mother is in Ihe bos- cent of the assessed valuation or Figures recently quoted by Eric dayt. New Spring thadct: Pigeon Gray, Teacher and pupils of Snow bell. Grand Bapids were week-end Monday evening, March lith ai ate units, according to his plan, is school had a Valentine party that way." tion by personal appliculion for guests of her mother. Mrs, Melis- 0. Burl al the H. J. Taylor home, pital. England, in The New York Times, S. S. Weaver and wife were in 7:30 Missionary Pantomimes in |Lawrence Biggs spent Sunday SL') per $1,000 of assessed valu- Snow, Mink and Ecru. Friday afternoon at which they said election. sa Collins. •Mrs. Sarah Gregory of Grand I Mr. and iMrs. Waller llogers as signincant as was his adoption Lake Odessa Monday afternoon VI Episodes showing the whole £ evening in (irand Bapids with ation. There is another section ol show lhal Ihe situation has been celebrated Ihe birthdays of SL The name of no nersou but iin Hapids is the guest ibis week of i were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. of mass production a generation In many instanees, the applieant who Howard Zoels of Grand Hapids, Delhi Hatch was called lo Ihe program of Missions. See full ,hC r U ,| Ihe amendment lhal allows cities further aggravated by a fall in Valentine, Donald Houseman. Actual Resident of the precinct at her sister-in-law, Mrs Mary Stin- and Mrs. Carlos Seese at their i* UA—UI \l.irraV- I air. X ' " niotlier. who $266 Miss Bernice Deardorf of Elm- home of her cousin in South Bos- write up elsewhere. iSf Moselev Murray Lake ^ |,as [H.t.,j vl.rv m for several ago. the time of said registration, ton. home in Elmdale. with appropriate charier provis- land values making Ihe percent- Louie Seeley and Edith Dalstra, has a telephone is the one who gets dale. with Elva Mishler. were ton, owing to the serious illness S. B. Wenger. Minister. By Mrs. W. Engle ^ weeks. They reported Mrs. Plnm- Font, it is pointed out. foresees who were all born in February. and entitled under the Constitu- Mrs. Harriett Moody of Hol- ions lo increase the limitation to age of indebtedness, as compared tSee our windows) Sunday guests at OrvUle Dear- of l^ewis Bickner. Mrs. D. (i. Look has so far re- Lowell. B. F. 1). 5 (3| mer as being a little better. the scrapping of his River Houge Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bloomer and tion, if remaining such resident, covered from her recent illness land is Ihe guest this week of her 2U-mills. By a vole of two-thirds to value, higher. Moreover, a.s first eall. Just one sueh eall ma•ayy murmore dorf s. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Neilson and FIRST METHODIST CHURCH , Karl Bieri called on Norman children spent Friday evening lo vole at the next election, shall as to be able lo sit up a part of daughter. Miss Lucy Moody at Ihe plant—the largest and mosl elab- Fred Dennnick and wife. Hay children of Greenville were Sun- Sunday morning at 10:30 llu- Mr. and 'Mrs. Herman Bosen- Fullington Sunday aflernoon. of all the voters any assessing practically every body knows, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hesche be entered in the registration Seeley, wife, and son of Grand each day. F. 11. Swarthout home. orate manufacturing plant ever than justify the eost of tele- book. day guests of her parents, Mr. pastor will preach on. "God llalh dahl were called to Chicago last Percy Read and sons put up ice district may make Ibis increase, ami helped Peter Vennema cele- Bapids and Mrs. Annabel 1 of there are few bona fide sates of and Mrs. Will Buck. Lester Boss and Bichard House- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bollins spoken." the basing of the mes- week by the illness of his sister, for themselves and several of Ihe constructed. He visualizes a cen- brate his birthday. Registration By Affidavit Hastings were Sunday visitors al bul this proviso can be virtually farm land at this time and the iMr. and Mrs. Mayne Walters man spent the week-end from Ml. and daughter of Grand Bapids being^ found in the first They were accompanied by Mas neighbors lasl week. tral plant, manufacturing motors phone serviee for many months. Samuel Canavan's. disregarded as records show that market is dominated by forced Sec. 10—Begistering of Elec- are occupying rooms wilh Mrs. Pleasant with Ihe home folks in were Sunday afternoon visitors chapter of Hebrews." Wu"Junior Salzgeber. Carl Kerr and sisters. Elsie and and vita! parls. with thousands of tors: Any absent voter, as de- Hiram Seese and wife were Ihe village. Mrs. Boy Ford spent a part of Esther, and Cora Byder. visited il is seldom lhat two-thirds of all sales, which depress all values. *««*»«« ««*•« ® Janet Spencer, who owns the late at the O. J. iciter home. choir under Ihe leadership of small factories scattered over the Ol^ns fined in this act. whose name is Monday guests of their son. Bay Milo Barney home. lasl week with her sister. Mrs. the former's sisters in Grand registered voters visit Ihe polls ai Mrs. Lenna Anderson and I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willough- Mrs. Beulah Mclnlyre and Mrs. « LOWELL DIS. NO. 5. not registered and who shall and family. daughter. Miss Dorothy of Grand by and children of Grand Bapids jZella Yeiter. will sing for Ihe lirsl Ted Elharl and family. Bapids Sunday. country making some parts of his claim the right to vole by absent l,eo McCall and family of Wesl Miss Eva Peterson and Harold any one election. The amendment $ By J. P. Needham 1% Bapids were Saturday business spent Saturday evening with Mrs.]time at the morning service. The Miss Ellura Frost was home Kiernen of South Haven were car and shipping them to the Notes and Comments voter's ballot at any election or Campbell visited S. S. Weaver from Kalamazoo over Sunday. To Buy. Sell. Bent or Swap. is clear in lhal il requires two- over Sunday guests of Mr. and visitors in Lowell. Willoughby's niotlier. Mrs. Agues senior choir, directed by Mrs. nearest assembly plant. $ Lowell. R. F. D. 2 0 primary election, may at the lime and wife Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bayiuond Story Use ledger Want Column. thirds of all voters, not two-thirds Lawton spent Sunday afternoon Mrs. Howard Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Edson O'Harrow Hoffman. Wachlerhonser. will sing an an- He points out that these small No, matter how cold it gets of making application for absent Mr. and iMis, Bert Lenbart and them. and children of Ionia SIH-III one of Ihe votes cast, in order for A number from this vicinity with the former's mother, Mrs. voter's ballot, present to Ihe vil- two sons, and Mrs. Harold Clarke iML N. Henry has been nieeting of Grand Bapids spent the week- The W. B. C. Ladies' are post- TRAIN TIME TABLES there will be a hot summer, as Bible school will begin at 11:45 evening last week with Mr. and factories will be situated in thou- attended the South Lowell LadieV Hornemaker's Claude Booth of Keene. and two children of Lmsing. vis- with the Stale Board of Pharmacy end wilh her mother. Mrs. (irace IMiuiug Ihe Wasinglon day party, assessing districts to increase the usual. lage clerk an afiidavit for regis- Junior Ix-ague will be at 6:00. Mrs. Herman Bosendahl. Passenger trains which slop at sands of rural communities, Aid society held at Mrs. Martin Miss Condon spent the week- tration. ited Ihe ladies' sister, Mrs. Luld in Detroit this week where ex- Collins and family. owing to the death of 'Mrs. Mer- limitation lo 20-mills. Opposition to Mr. and Mrs. llermaii Bosendalil |aOWP|| nre on following sche- and Senior League al 8:00 o'clock. where Ihe workers will be able Schneider's Thursday. Corner end at her home. All the provisions relative to Cannavan, Sunday. Little Eliza- aminations were held. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Behler and ril Miller, who passed awa> Ihe amendment will have a It might not be ?. bad idea for Visitors at the Mrs. Needham. Monday night. Thomas Doyle will lead Ihe spent Saturday evening in Grand (Bailroad time.! Mrs. Frank Transue called on registration in Townships and beth l^nhart. who has been at Mr. and Mrs. H. Decker and children of Lake Odessa, were Bapids. to raise agricultural products and folks to plant food gardens this Sr., home ISunday were Mr. and music al the 7:00 o'clock service different effect upon every com- Julia Koeurs Wednesday after- cities shall apply and be in force the Canavan home for about four daughter Bulb of Grand Bapids Sunday dinner guests of her The Book Beview club met Mrs. Clyde Francisco jailed on Pere Marquette feed themselves and also bring year. Mrs. C. Baker of South Boston and promises some innovations. munity in the stale as Ihe per- Bj Hone Beoaomica Specialiata, noon. as lu registration in Villages. weeks. returned home with her were Thursday guests of Mr. and mother. Mrs. Bose Kiel. Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dan her uncle. Ace Jakeway. who is East bound 7:19 a. m. money into their communities by New Tax Growsan d Mr. and iMIrs. Blanchard Van- Michigan State Callcfc. Bill Hunter and Miss Condon Wingeier. who is reviewing the The sermon will he on the theim centage of indebtedness in com- Dated Feb. 2, A. D., 1933. grandparents Sunday evening. Mrs. A. H. Stormiand. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker . Saturday. Wesl bound 9:15 p. m. For one thing, the League did derWorf and children of Grand of second Thessalonians. working in the plant. were in Grand Bapids Sunday af- O. J. BBEZINA. Village Clerk. Bay Weiland and family of Free- and son Cliflon of Cascade spent book. "The Sleep Walker," by Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Weeks of parison lo operating costs varies. not apologize to Japan, and that's ipids, ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Averill of Herman Broch. The mid-week service Wednes- Grand Trunk Mr. Ford also insists lhat much (cS9-3t port were Sunday guesls of Gor- Friday evening with their son, Sunfield called on his mother, For the fiscal year 1931, the total a gain. Evan and Blendora Graham Now is Ihe lime that all chil- iSir. and Mrs. I^n Briggs Dorr spent several days of last dav ai 7:30. is well attended and East bound 8:00 a. m dren under eight yearn of age don Stahl and wife. week wilh their uncle and aunt. Archie Parker and family. F. T. King. Miss Florence King a wonderful treat. You will find Mrs. H. D. Weeks one day lasl of the automobile could be properly lax levy in Michigan were out of school a number of Mrs. Blair were in Grand Hlapida s West bound 12:10 noon Even if Congress doesn'l do Moore Delinquent Tax Bill Branded should be receiving bottled sun- Typewriter paper, 844x11 size, Mrs. Lulu Cannavan has been Mr. and Mrs. Lee Edson. Mr. And Mrs. Fred McDonald and Mrs. Carroll Perkins, all of week. "grown on Ihe farm.*' lhat much ( days with hard colds. Friday. a welcome at any of these ser- was &54.0UU.U00 bul for I I33 uu y* the pound at the Ledger ill for several days and is con- Grand Bapids, left lasl week to Donald iMtl'herson called at much it will at least end the A big snow plow with four shine. Include one tablespoon- J. M. Hutchinson is making his and Miss Ethel Stinton of Detroit vices. of il could be made of by-products oifice. fined to her bed at present. Es- spend the remainder of Ihe win- lhc Gordon Frost home Suiidav. der Ihe amendment, this must be "lame-duck" era. Aid to Land Dealers horses cleared most of the cross ful of cod liver oil or ten drops home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. were week-end visitors of their B. W. Merrill, pastor. of agriculture, and lhal great new of "haliver oil with viosterol" in ther Stahl is looking after the mother. Mrs. Mary Stinton. ter in Miami. Fla. reduced lo approximately $156,- roads of the snow. «««»««« «**«««» household duties for a few days. Hatch since his home was de- BusLine Schedule sources of income awaited the Calling people names, or de- their daily diets. wt< Cards from Dr. and Mrs. S. S. IMMMMMI. Of this, about $IU2.U00, If Grand Bapids people raised $ ft Mrs. Bert Kjme of near Elm- stroyed by fire a week ago. Henry Alexander called on his 1.0WELL BAPTIST CHl'RCH Grand Rapids—lonla—Lanslng nouncing conditions, rarely con- BY ELTON R. EATON ••••MM N,r farmer. He exhibited a sleering as good a vegetable garden as $ WHITES BRIDGE ft The many friends of Mrs. Lei father. Charles Alexamler Sun- *- <'«rl Kronenberger. Bible school, 10:30. Classes ^ A. A. Schubel, Pres. tHMI can be used for operating ex- tribute to the solution of prob- The dining center in a large dale called on Mrs. Cannav:#i state they have returned from wheel and other parts made from (Lansing Correspondent for Lowell Ledger) they did a rock garden it woub: £ By Mrs. C. E. Bowen £ Monday evening. Edson will be pleased to learn day, Ihe first time he has been for all ages. ^ VERGENNES CENTER ^ penses. A pari of this reduction lems. be a lot easier on the tax payers. kitchen can be made more priv- Plumkinj, lutict mi out since his long serious illness. their trip to Cuba and are now al (I.owell Time! products of soybeans grown near £ Smyrna. Mich. ^ Mrs. iMelinda Lite and Mabel re- I of her steady improvement in We have added a new class for ^ By N- M. K. 0 is due to a decrease in the total There will be no sales tax bill want to pass that lax on lo Ihe ate and attractive by separating Delray Beach. Fla. We never could relish very much turned to their home here last health Ihe past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George McGlock- the young women. Come and Lowell. B. F. 1). 5 ^ EAST DAILY WEST Detroit and slated lhal Ihe bodies Judging from the pictures we enacted by the present session of fellow who when times get bet- it from the work area. A simple Skeet Mitel WM Mr. and Mrs. Ted L\hirphy and assessed valuation from $7.85'!.- out of a rock garden at 10 degrees iNisses Evelyn, Ella Marie, and Friday after a four weeks slay Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Morgan, lin of Detroit spent Snturday ami bring a friend. 7;3o a. m. 8:55 a. m. have seen the latest styles show a the state legislature. There wit! ter buys these lots again. Then screen made from light weigh! son have moved to Lowell from loo can be grown on the farm. tKM.nOO to *6.819.000.00(1. bul many below zero. Pearl Bowen spent Saturday eve- with the former's sister. Mrs. daughter Dorthea. and grandson Sunday wilh their sister and Preaching at 11:30. Charles Bead of Flint spent Ihe 10:35 a. m. 12:25 p. m. good deal of girl but not much be no income tax bill passed— these same real estate speculators building board and covered with l>unsing and are now located They can be made from cellulose James and Emmett Needham ning al Leonard Bozung's. Cecil Preston of Campbell, I of Grand Bapids were callers at brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. B. Y. P. f. at 6:311. week-end with his parents. Mr. 2:35 p. m. 3:55 p. m. tax experts expect lo see the as- else. not unless the administration n will make another nice big pro- wall paper may solve your prob- ; Prompt service on with her mother, Mrs. Mary Win- called on their sister, Mrs. Jo- Mrs. John Ritterstorf of Bel- Miss Kilmarlen is boarding Bulason. Preaching at 7:30. and Mrs. Tom Bead. 5:25 p. m. 8:35 p. m. of corn stalks, with a woven wire able lo convert some of its own lem. I Ihe J. C. Hatch home Friday. sessed valuation rise next year. fit." declares Representative sephine Baker. Thursday. ding spent last week with her Repair Work with Mrs. Lite now. Alfunl Cus- geier on north Washington Ave. March 3rd is Ihe pastor's Spir- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bieri and reinforcement inside and steel re- Correct this sentence: "There is aggressive leaders to a belief that Brown. ; The Fineis family have returned iMr. and Mrs. Guy Tallant and EAST SUNDAY WEST 1932 tax figures are not compiled There has been nothing done daughter, Mrs. Frank Bitterstorf ter and wife are moving to the daughter Bernadene of South Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doyle at- itual birthday. He will tell tin family were ISaturday evening inforcement al the doors and will no use trying to find work; let NfichiRan should Tiave an addi- on the road for a week or more In making a crocheted rug to Florida for Ihe remainder of bul Ihe 1033 levy is expected to be "But whal about Ihe man who assisting with the work. home of Alford's mother Ibi- Boston were Sunday guests of tended the Potentate annual story of his life and of his con- visitors at the Husar home. 7:35 a. m. 10:55 a. m. the government support all Ihe tional tax income. as the ground is frozen two or from torn strips of old materials :: RAY COVERT jibe winter to look after their be lighter, stronger and quieter has oaid his taxes? This Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Devine. week. Mrs. Tallant's brother. Jack! grand ball held in Ihe Civic audi- version during Ihe evening ser- Donald Mcpherson and Law 5:25 p. m. 8:35 p. m. *70.000.,k lon,c Henry*s Drug Store "However the Moore bill doe.-, the South Lowell church and advisable if some streldiy knitted unable lo walk as her feel whicn Billy McClendon returned to ^ ' rl|| ;' " ners, were callers of their unclel - invited. All urged Mrs. Bosa Kerr. operation and Ihe resuscitation of the tax on real estate. The bal- any kind. lake good care of the tax title preaching every Sunday evening fabrics are added to the rug. were frozen at the time of tbc his home in Grand Bapids after ; l' H. M.icl harlin. and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Walk l1" Glen Chall'ee was a Grand Bap- 203 E. Main St. Lowell. Mich. the rural regions by farming them Farmers in the United Slates Senator Kulp is outspoken in Mr :,m ance of Ihe indebtedness must be shark and it glorifies the non-lax at 7:30 p. m., with good music. fire are not healed yet. Mabel Hall spending three weeks with hisi - ' Mrs. Simon Wingeier \. J. Iloolsema. pastor. ids visitor Saturday. Secure Tickets Before Boarding would not have been neglected am, Mrv Sarah er. who accompanied them to lo produce industrial as well as retired from taxes levied in ad- his determination to see to it payers. Il enables Ihe land spec- Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Devine. TEACHER OF PIANO grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Morse spenl over (irand Bapids. Mr. and 'Mis. Tom Bead and BUR agricultural foods. He believes during the past decade if they that no new lax revenues are Mrs. Isabelle Needham called Theda Jane and I^rab Myrnne. Buck. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold dition lo Ihe 15-mill allowance. ulators to make another fortune $ « In CHarf* oft'Branch Studio of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY had been organized. passed on to the people of Michi- !Sivst,n ,hl ir hon,i, Mrs. John Slrykcr had as her that Ihe enormous industrial cen- all over again from the same lots on her sister, Mrs. Allen I*asb.\ Mrs. Oma Shear, Ethel and D. J. Deputy and Mrs. Pat Bow ' This amounts lo aboul $8 per gan. « MAPES DISTRICT « BERGER SCHOOL OF MUSIC Morse remained for the guest Friday, a former school Christian Science services are they have re-possessed. of McCords, and her mother, Mrs. Shear were Sunday dinner guests and Mr. and Mrs. L. P, Morsi I" ters of today, with all workers Let's be thankful that some £ Mrs. Frank Transue jg} friend. Miss Beth O'Key. who is held every Sunday morning at 44 #1,000 of assessed valuation so "Why should the people who! We are going lo fight lhal bill W. H. Graham al Campau Lake at Lody Shear's. Cataloc Sent on Request silent Sunday in Grand Hapids] 99 clustered about super-factories isJ i|| South American countries do not ,n,,sn 1 on furlough from her duties as II o'clock over Ihe Lowell State |ha| lhc averagc Ux ralc w 1 holM Saturday afternoon. 0 Lowell, R. F. D. 4 $ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Caspar, Viv- Studio—€18 Vargennet Rd. Phona 231 the guesls of Mr. and Mrs Gin , A" " Cameron of Atlanta. School Daze trpa.rrv' jSl «»I " «* •«V finish and wo language teacher in the China In- Bank. about lo pass with considerable p in 1931 to about wanl the Tnited States to settle treasury nearly JMii.iKMMMN) be .rt ... ., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer James and ^ Phone 70, F I-l ^ ian and Mary Ixniise were callers Lewis. " Georgia, who is attending Ihe dro from their family rows. land Mission school. Subjecl of Lesson-sermon for minirr.1 lo p.y monl How c.n|m,n who his , ^ family called on relatives in at Frank Ritterstorfs last week Hibh sch< >l I. O. O. F. Hall, IVlarcli 3 and 4 profit to both industries and em- *23 this year. While Ihe average Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker ' L J February 20, "Christ Jesus." All Grand Bapids Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Willette and Tuesday afternoon. ,he of Mrs. Lou Bickner was taken In 0Vl s and Ih.- Misses Stauffer and Mar- '*'" "T , v^'i are welcome. Use bank entrance. P' " ' drop in taxes will he 25 per cent. I^owell should not lose its opli family of South Lowell spent The pupils al Ihe Marble school 1 ,,n 11,1 Blodgell hospital Tuesday where To complete your education yqu must go to school. Everyone mism and fighting spiril, bu: vin of Clarksville. were evening!!" ' ' ' ' " Mrs. Niel Christian Science service is this percentage will vary con- Thursday afternoon wilh Mr. and enjoyed exchanging valentines ;mu ron she underwent an operation on will he given this opportunity Friday and Saturday, March 3 and 4. should sleadily improve as con- ISK "" T .hl&TCiv"' Brown. "Vh! guesls at Ihe Cliff Hatch home re- ' - her eye Wednesday morning. Mr. broadcast over WBBM every LESS TOWNSHIP ROAD TAX sijerably in |he bill, passed b> this M-nale if I . || provides for the pay- Mrs. T. C. Willette. wilh each other lasl Tuesday. School starts al 8:00. Don't he tardy. various counties ditions permit. Moor( W cently { A card from the Hneis familv inorning at 8:3o o'clock from f .Mrs. W. M. Lawton called on Mrs. Ernest Clark and baby nf Bickner. who has been very ill Imagine Pearl Jones taking the part of Ella Smith, the mischev- Due to the use of State High- and different townships, villages li Sh"'"" " delinquent taxes ov r'a iMr. and Mrs. Marion DeVreeista,wi ,h,,t ,he> i,,e »" for several weeks, remains aboul Chicago. sUnd, stated -Senator Kulp tlm p^od „f years, beainninn wilh her father, N. 1). Wicks Sunday Alto spent the week-end with her Murfreesboro, Tenn.. Saturday. ious school girl, and think of Art Clark taking the part of Reg- way Department revenues lo re- and cities of each county. Getting "something for noth- and two sons and Mr. and Mrs i r, „ i -. . • .k l-i l* Ihe same. 1035. It also provides that no afternoon sister. Mrs. Ted Vanocker and ha ,c K inald Cooper, a sissy. duce local highway taxes, the de-, Dilfcrenl interpretations of lhc ing" has had a lot lo do wilh the "Not only will we oppose any Balph Abernelhx of Grand Hapids |^ ^n« . Ally. Gerald and Mrs. While of GERMAN M. E. CHURCH interest shall be charged on back Mr. and iMTs. Frank Transue family. May Buerma assumes the nanu* of White Rose, the colored girl, fix we find ourselves in today. In new lax plan bul I am inclired to spent Sunday afternoon wilh his were Sunday visitors at Ihe Burl- . J. "i .. . Grand Bapids motored lo Ovid; German preaching Sunday al partment in 1033 will spend less eflecl of the amendment on tin taxes when they are reassessed. K |l. III. while Hattie Phillips is just loo cute as the tom-boy. the long run. it won't succeed. believe lhal some of Ihe present parents at Clarksville. Every week there are a whole Briggs home. Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. F. 10 o'clock. than one dollar per inhabitant of primary school fund, set the re taxes and licenses should be re- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Velzy and Think of Jack Winks as the h.ard-hoiled character. Steve Clark, Michigan banking circles are Irene Bollock was absent from lot of things lhat folks would Low Pricea Mr. and Mrs. Niel Cameron E. White, who is spending Ihe! Bible school al II o'clock, Michigan for new highway con- duction in the amount this fund Buying power depends upon duced. The automobile weight Miss Elsie Velzv spent Suiidav af- and Sam Myers, as the foolish school-hoy, Tom Brown. recovering from the shock they LATESTschoo l Friday, being ill wilh a like lo sell or buy. There isn't were Sunday visitors at the J. H week wit,,, ,h ,he, r aunt. Mrs. Cora! You are cordially invited. Ihe earnings of laborers and Ihe tax is too high. The gas tax is for Repair* lernoon in Shi lob with Mr.' and v.nflli "| . r.. | .V I struclion. This amount may be!will receive at from >v4,l(M),(MKl to received lasl week when Gover- cold. a home that doesnt need some- Wickham home iu Grand Bapids John Clans, pastor. How do you know that Lila Armstrong is^a school marm? Just recompense lo farmers. Perman- too high. Every lax we have BY PATRICIA DOW Mrs. Carl Wingeier to help cele- ^ • v lb reduced if gasoline lax collec-,$7,800,000 and il is likely lhal Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lawton thing out of the ordinary rua ing and Re- finding him improving from .t ho u look at the class she has. nor Comstoek al the behest of Ihe brate the I lib birthday annivers- "l ent relief must insure buying got is loo high. How do 1 know? The three-quarter length swag- week's serious illness. rs lions fall below $20,000,000 dur- court action will be necessary to I'nion Gunrdian officials of De- and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Transue of merchandise several times ary of their daughter Ardilh. ! ^' - Hodgkin and Mrs.: WEST LOWELL U. B. Others in the cast include Gertie Morgan. Harriett Palmer. Vera power. When people can't pay their ger coal in the new spring suit a twiv low price for charging Ail troit declared an eight day bank- were in Grand Hapids Monday. during Ihe year. And on the Frank McTavish is able lo be ri.il Knr.i vkii.wi' (:!"Til' ,,f Grand Bapids Bev. H. B. Pfeifler. pastor. Rulason. John Wright, Lewis Phillips. Min Hawk. Lewis Jones, ing lhc year. No portion of decide Ihe question. The ap taxes, isn't lhal snllicient proof of costumes is making a strong bid Mr. and Mrs. Fred ing holiday in Michigan. Out- Howard Aldrich and Mr. Kropf other hand every home has ar- Makea of out again after having been con- iVlnhlT Moiuliv t'rt' Friday dinner guests of! Sunday school. 10:30 a. m. Don Phillips. Anna Yardley. Balph Boerma. C. H .Runciman. Zelln State Highway Department reve-iportionment of lax money raised Merely lo report upon Ameri Ihe fact lhat taxes and licenses for popularity in the style centers 1 friends in Grand Bamus w •> . slate resentment of the banking of Grand Rapids called on the ticles turn up every so often that fined to the house several weeks. li I! .1 . I.' ?" 'I"'"" sister, Mrs. Fannie Bogers Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. Yeiter. can progress we call your alien are too high? Yes. I realize lhal of the country . . .The rea- W illard Ifollrrirs Batteriea nues comes from properly taxes, iunder Ihe amendment to various proclamation of the Governor has 1 former's mother, Mrs. Earl Al- can be sold. The only diffi- Ihe result nf an accident while i The play was written by Charles L. Archbold. advertising man- lion lo the fact lhat the railroad- Governor Comstoek would like lo son is lhat careful buying this In discussing construction dur-1 governmental units is now one of considerably dwindled. Bank- drich. Friday. culty in both cases is to find working al Ihe electric plant. ager of The National Befining Company, who writes the epigrams purchased less rolling slock las; see a sales lax law passed, bul I season causes women to choose on nf her sister, Mrs. William ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH ers have been to Lansing to see Irene Bollock and Damoris Ihe seller or buyer. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bovee and burg, who has been very low. lhal appear on Ihe school-hoy slates. The admission will be only ing the past two years, the re-itbe questions before the legisla- year than in a single year since cannot and will not support any a dress which brings along its Cowles and family of Smyrna. Bible School al 10 o'clock. their representatives and sena- son Vercel. Ed. Holcbkiss and Mrs. Jack Fahrni spent several 10c. port shows lhal 1.344 miles or lure. 1901. legislation of any kind that pro- own cape or coat . . and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Fuller Preaching service at 11 o'clock tors or they have written in an son Everett, and Lizzie Shermar. days last week in Ionia Ihe guest road was surfaced. Of this 53!'} vides an additional cenl of new and children. Lawrence. Misa each Sunday morning. Classes effort lo find out just why it was of South Boston spent Sunday of her parents, (Mr. and Mrs. D. There are immense trade pos- taxes in any form. I will sup- CENTRAL GARAGE Helen and Charles and Mrs. Don for all in the Bible school. Every- miles was finished with concrete MORTGAGES IMPERILS THE that the order was of such a evening with Mr. and Mrs. Will sibilities in Ihe Yanglse valley, port every bit of legislation lhal W. Lind. Saturday, Mr. Fahrni one welcome. sweeping nature. Many of Ihe A. H. STORMZAND, Prop. Johnson of Grand Bapids were HERE'S QUICK. SURE. SAFE RELIEF while 90 more miles was widened i FARMERS say Ihe business experts, bul how come through that tends lo Fox. and daughter Jacquelin, joined banks remained open anyway. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and with concrete slabs. Slightly! pan you expect business when reduce taxation," added Sen- Saturday and Sunday, Febru- them and alt motored to LansiiiK Those of Kent county who Governor Comstoek has ex- Diet Didn't Do This! Phaaa 43 Lowell. Mich. Mrs. ('. O. I-awrence and Mrs. M. E. CHURCH—ALTO CHARGE your buyers' dollar equals onl ator Kulp. Senator Kulp rep- ary 25th and *i6th, Mrs. H. P. Gol- where they visited Mr. and Mrs. ASTHMANOX over WM( miles was surfaced with wonder why Ihe farm mortgage plained lhal the action was taken WILLARD BATTERIES FIRB8TONB TIRES Clara McCarty. Rev. C. A. Lohnes. Pastor twenty cents in your price. re s e n t s Ihe Calhoun-Brnnch fredsen will conduct an executive Claud Kieft. gravel. to prevent what he feared would Miss Gladys Boss, who has been Alto Church—10K)0 a. m. Pub- For ASTHMA situation has suddenly become so district, being Ihe first Demo- J. M. BRAKE SERVICE board nieeting of the American Mr. and Mrs. Niel Blakeslee ac- have been Ihe collapse of not Ihe attending nurse of Mrs. A. lic worship. Preaching by the The report shows that because acute should realize that, in spite cratic senator elected from thai Legion Auxiliary al Barium hotel, companied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl A preventive and treatment that will relieve those distressing Hail this headline; "China wins only the Guardian banks, but Bunt of Toledo, Ohio, spent Sun- pastor. of Ihe McNitt-Holbeck-Smith acl. part of the stale in nearly a gen- Delroit.- Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Be- symptons and prevent reoccurence. Contains no harmful or of a small reduction in Ihe total -another point on Manchurian is many others as well. Such a day with her parents, Mr. and 11:15 a. m. Sunday school. Chas. haibt-forming drugs. eration. dell. with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ky- the township road lax was re farm mortgage debl of the nation, sue." This makes Ihe score conservative slate as Michigan Mrs. G. Ah Parker. Mrs. Fret' Mrs. William Boss. She, with ser and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ga- 11. Smith, superintendent. Does not effect the heart duced almost one half in 1932 as China, 13 points; Japan, Man n- . , ... | . . isaw no reason to get excited over Malcolm and daughter Abby and her patient are at Blodgell hos- Bowne Center church—10:30 a. the farmer feels his present in- Right on top of the determined , ., ^ boon motored to iMartin Sunday compared with 1931. In 1931 churia and parls of Jehol. he ;|frair nd i|s bankin({ Miss Doris Conant called on Mrs. pital, vhere Mrs. Burd has re- m. Alvin Bergy, superintendent. Guaranteed lo Relieve or Money Refunded debtedness more than ever be- stand taken by Senator Kulp evening and attended the Biggs- ness will go on as usual predict Charles Williamson at Blodgell ceived, and is still receiving medi- the total road lax of all Michigan cause of the shrinkage in his in- against Ihe Governor's sales and 20,ON hospital. Grand Bapids. Thursday Brown services. They were Price S2.00 What this country needs, appar Lansing offirialr. under Ihe safe- cal treatment. joined by Bev. and Mrs. W. P. CASCADE CHURCH OF CHRIST townships was $5,413,894, but il come. ently, is operation by the big boy income tax proposals, comes a guards now being perfected. aflernoon. declaration from Representative Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Lan- Manning of (ialesburg and afler Sunday school, 10 a. m. Alto Chemloal Co. Alto, Mloh. is estimated lhal the township Mosl of the present farm debl who losl their money during the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fineis visit Vernon J. Brown that he will sing spent several days lasl week the services enjoyed a hot picnic Church services. 11 a. m. road lax was less lhan $3,1X10,00(1 crash and now think they might Payless pay days are near al ed friends in Ionising lasl week was incurred when Ihe level of fight to the last ditch the bill hur- Sitislied Policy HoMen and the forepart of this week luncheon in tbo church dlinini g L. C. Doerr, pastor. as well run Ihe government. hand for the employes of Michi- and were accompanied back by last year. farm prices was nearly four limes ried through the senate by (Sena- with bis mother, Mrs. Ferris Tay- rooms. gan. Governor Comstoek from Mrs. Peter Peelz who returned lo lor and L\fr. Taylor. They were as high as it is now and to repay tor Moore of Pontiac lhat pro- a hurried inquiry into conditions, Protected in this Biggest Farm Mutual Fire In- the home of her son-in-law and CATHOLIC PARISHES II looks like cooperation be vides for the payment of delin- joined for Sunday dinner by THAT EXTRA JOB'. such a debl, the producer must tween Italy and Germany, whicn regards the situation of the state daughter. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Arm- St. Mary's—Lowell quent taxes and special assess Mrs. Harry MacPharlin of Grand finances of such a serious nature surance Company in Michigan strong. * Bev. Fr. Jewell, pastor. Springtime, which will not bt provide about four times as many will result in closer harmony be- menls over a period of years. Bapids to celebrate the birthday that he has called Ihe various de- Woman Lost 8:00 a. in.. Low Mass, sermon. Building and Loan Associations long in coming, is a good lime lo units of farm products as was tween Great Britain and France, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Warner, of their mother, Mrs. Taylor. "Moore is in the legislature rep- partment heads in and has told and there you have the nucleus 24 years satisfactory service. Mr. and Mrs. Don Phillips were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Andrews of 10:00 a. m.. High mass and ser-1 build. This nation has been represented by Ihe money when resenting a group of Detroit and them to cut the salaries and ex- mon. a new line-up in Europe. Sunday aflernoon guests of Mr. St. Joseph were Sunday dinnei suffering from psychological as he borrowed it. The situation is Oakland county real estate speeu- penses lo the very limit. Not 20 Pouids and uMk-s. Claude Hanson of Grand guests at the Walter Gibson Not Affected by Bank Holiday lators who have benefited more only must they cut expenses, Nearly S5>0,000 assets aad resources, well as economic setbacks. Hir- aggravated by the fact lhat cer- Some one might be able lo tell Rapids. Sunday evening they home. Also called on the form- St. Patrick's Parnell than any one else in the world but they must cut down ing, like buying, became mentally tain commodities which farmers us which is ihe biggest public visited at Ihe Ralph Boerma home er's mother, Mrs. Frank Meeker, We are open and doing business as ever. Our first mort- through Ihe sale of real estate. Ihe number of employes in their Promptly settling all legitimate claims. In 4 Weeks Rev. Fr. McNeil, pastor nuisance, Ihe people who lake of West Lowell. and Mrs. W. B. Andrews and Mr. taboo with many people. Not must buy lo operate with have TTiese speculators platted off departments. Not until they be- 8:00 a. m.. Low Mass and ser- gages. on homes only, remain Ihe prime security. We re- themselves loo seriously, or those A few of the W. H. C. ladies and Mrs. Byron Frost. Mrs. Er- mon. sure of the future they put off not fallen as much, being now thousands of acres of land. They gan to realize Ihe fact that pay- A liberal policy at low cost Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis, Mo., who lake themselves loo lightly U APPY little girt, just bursting Syrup Pepsin. This gentle stimulant met at the home of Hattic Walker nest Norwood returned home 10:00 a. m.. High Mass and ser-| gret the discomfort caused by means outside our control. Il sold it to the working man. to less pay days might continue for L1 writes: "I'm only 28 yrs. old completing many intended and only aboul one-half of the price ^ilb pep. and she has never and tied a comfortable and at the with them, and will spend the those lhat wanted lo create sometime has the army of sal- will soon right things! The bowels and weighed 170 lbs until taking mon. will, if anything, enhance the value of our certificates. needed projects. The past three in 1920. tasted a 'ionic!" homes for their families. These aried slate employes fully real- will move «ith better regularity Splendid opening for desirable representative. home of Mrs. Will Fox Wednes- week with her sister, Mrs. A one box of your Kruscben Salts Cascade and Bowne day of this week for iiot luck Newton in that city. years have seemed a good time lo In olher words, the value of buyers, no longer able lo keep ized Ihe seriousness of the plight thus they have a costume that's Every child's stomach, liver, and and thoroughness. There won'I be just 4 weeks ago. 1 now weigli Bev. Fr. E. H. Bacette, pastor. ; dinner and a George Washington This opportunity is taken lo assure you that the Standard quit everything and await a re- whal the farmer produces, ex- up payments on the land, have of Michigan. smart, complete . . and ready bowels need stimulating at times, so many sick spells or colds. You'll Write for information or see one of our agents Those from away to attend the 150 lbs. I also have more ener- Services at 9 and 10:30 a. m. but give children something you find it just as wonderful for adults, party and to tie a quill. funeral of Ihe late Mrs. W. H. turn to normalcy, but like the old pressed in money, has decreased Fewer CeUft, turned il back to the real estate to go. gy and furthermore I've never officers are safeguarding your interest, as during the past operators, who made a nice The U. S. postofflce department A carefully selected ensemble, know all about. too, in larger spoonfuls! Richard B. Holmes has re- Beachamp were Howard Baimer, had a hungry moment. S. LOWELL M. E. CHURCH lime song we are "waiting for twice as fast as the value of the tost oelda tor Lowell—D. A. Wingeier. Harry Day. R. E. Springett, Grant forty years. profit on their first transaction," as illustrated above, is inexpens- Follow the advice of that famous turned to his home in Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb and Fat folks should take one half in tansing has held lhat a state Get some Syrup Pepsin; protect Rev. C. A. Lohnes. pastor. Ihe ship lhat never returned." things that he must buy. Express- rmi thU whiter With states Representative Brown. ive and far from being in the lux- family physician who gave the Warner. Texas, accompanied by Miss Ag- daughter Helen. Mr. and Mrs. C. teaspoonful of Kruscben Salts in, of iMicbigan check issued since your household from thoae bilious Sunday school at 10:30 a m. Bul there is a safe and sensible ed in terms of income, the farmer ury class. . The model shown world Syrup Pepsin. Stimulate the nes Kallinger, who will remain E. Kelley. Barbara Hall. Chris. a glass of hot water in tbc morn- Vteks PUa for better "Now lhal they have re-pos- the banking holiday was pro- days, frequent headaches, and that Caacade—John Watterson Vergennes—William McCarthy David B. Slerzick. superinlen- is a plaid crepe ensemble with body's vital organs. Dr. CaldwdTa in Texas for a visit wilh her sis- Hall. Herman Baimer. all of ing tiefore breakfast—it's the way out of our dilemma. Nevei is now receiving for his crops sessed Ibis land from the little claimed is worthless. When one sluggish state of half-health that dent. Cla .ses for all. Every- Standard Savings was presented al the posloffict which no fur is necessary, bul prescription of oure pepain, active ter, Mrs. Holmes. Mr. Holmes Grand Bapids: Frank Baimer of SAFE, harmless way lo reduce as one welcome. was there a better opportunity aboul one-half whal he gol in fellows who paid all they had in- means the bowels need stimulating may well be worn if desired. came north wilh his father, Fred Bhiudes. Mich.; Wesley Hall and tens of thousands of men and Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. to these lots, they have bad the the other day for postage, senna, and fresh herbs is a mild Keep this preparation in the home & Loan Association for Ihe employment of skilled 1910 and about one-fourth of the senate pass a bill to provide for it was refused. The amount of The coat can be wool lined if stimulant that keeps Holmes, who was obliged to en- wife and Lucille Cooper of Hast-!women know. during the winter. , the system to use instead of harsh caUiartiea Critwold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan workmen at a fair wage scale price in 1920. When he goes to the payment of delinquent taxes the check was only $200. wished or may be of contrasting from gettingirfuggish i * . State Mutual Rodded Fire Ins. Co. ter a hospital for medical treat- ings. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baimer For your health's sake ask for; that cause chronic constipation if ment. lhan right now—fair to both em- buy, he is paying more than he on these lots in the years to color in wool but with dot or If yoor yonngsten don't do well and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Baimer of land get Kruscben at any drug Advertising in The Ledger; Home Office: 702 Church St, Flint. Mich. Grand l^edge; Mrs. (). T. Hunter store—the cost for a bottle that won't supply Local Representative, ployer and employee. Prices ot paid in 1910 and about one-half of come. All they want to do is From all figures available that plaid motif to carry through for your shelves with j bold these lots until times gel State Treasurer Fry can secure, consistency in design or for con- Bring a dime and come lo of Wyandotte. Mr. Beauchamp's {last 4 weeks is but a trifie and if new goods at cheap prices but it j tnlnjwErr. Miss Myrtie A. Taylor all building material are the 'REVE W. V. BURRAS, Pres. H. K. F1SK, Sec*). what be paid in 1920. Expressed better and they do not want to the deficit of the state of Michi- trast. Either one is acceptable ^ it afl school Friday and Saturday , Mar. daughter, who has been at his after Ihe first bottle you are not will help clear them out of the| Lowell, Michigan lowest in years—soon there will in terms of buying power, Ihe pay any taxes on them, but they gan up to the present time of the to fashion. 3rd and 4tb. at 1. O. O. F. Hall. home for several days, returned joyfully satisfied with results— way for whatever yon want to1 (c40-4l to Wyandotte Sunday afternoon, i money back. buy next. j THB LOWELL (MICH.) LKDGKR aad ALTO SOLO THI RSDAY. FEB. 23. 1933. THE LOWELL (MICH.) LBDOBft tad ALTO 80L0 TliritSDW KKB. 23, FIVE FOIR r •••••• Mr. and Mrt. Frank Richardson of leu boys in handicrafi work. Oftftftftftft Acting Sergeant at Arms Lead Beauty Pageant •::> 0 of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. Al Doeze- A Heap of Value ® O Saiurday they were working on See Us For Prices On {§> ELMDALE ^ ma were Thursday evening ® KEENE BREEZES ® checker boards, salt-boxes, puz- guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Custom Hatching zles. paper baskets and pedestals. ALTO DEPARTMENT ADA DEPARTMENT Ry Mrs. Ira Sirgeanl $ CASCADE ii ® By Mrs. A. Lee ® Proclor. The evening was spen. SHORT STORY Wilh Ins esperience and ability By Mrs. Frank Richardson Bring in 2 dozer. aRgt any (By Mrs. Hsltie R Fitch) $ Clarksville, R. F. D. I ^ in playing bridge and a delight- Saranac ® as a carpenter, Mr. Ford makes a (Mrs. Fred Pnllison) In Manure Piles Tueiday for a fret teit hatch very good leader for Ihe boys. New Haness ••••e»e»' ••••»e»e»eee»»eeeei Cascade Rd. ful lunch was served by Ihe hos- By FANNIE HURST Joyce Parker is ill and out of ••••••••••+•( Palricia Moore, who is spend- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde FranHsn. tess. school with lierman measles. Lit- Good stock on hand. Also ing a couple of weeks with her Ada, Mich., R. F. D. 1 $2.50 per hundred Eggs and George sjienl Friday evening Sunday dinner guests of Mr. The fertility of .Michigan soils tle I'ldene is improving nicely Alio Locals Progrens in Exploration Studied Ads Locsln grandparents. •Mr. and Mrs. May- Wt delivered 71 chix per 100 wilh Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaser. Knjoyahle Shower and Mrs. Waller lieak were Mr. can be Improved slight cost if from her recent illness. parts for rapairing your old by Ada Group Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ferd Heaven, is having the mea- the house seem stilly In s way that Mr. and Mrs. Will Converse and The (leiuTiil Aid of Iht- M. E. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Colby were and Mrs. Earl Stevens and fam- proper care is tnken of the ma- Lucille Hardy enju>td iSalui- eggiin 1932. L'hler, nee Marian Harris of sles. Cascade Locals was lerriftlng. The voice of 11 nure produced on the average Miss Hnlh were Friday evening church anil fru-nds of lhc John iu Grand Hapids Thursday. Mrs. Myrta Nellist was hostess ily of IJI Barge and Mr. and Mrs. day nighl and Sunday wilh Vir- Mithiean'. ba.l br.d L*|ltorn Chu harnass. Jennison, a son, named James John Overboil and wife have youngster would have helped. When. farm according to the soils dc- guests of Churchs' ami helpei' HIUI Kmcsl Chirk fumilies met at Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairchlld to the Ada Ladies' Literary club Mrs. Alfred Nordberg called on Stanley Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Al THAT IS WHAT ginia Humphrey of Saranac. Lewis, on Friday, February Kith. rented the John Mishler farm $6.SO per hundred. Mrs. Church celebrale her birlh- s|H'nl Friday with A. T. I'orritt. at a meeting held at her home or. Miss Nellie Smith of Ada on Sat- Doezema, Ernie Stevens ana as time went on, It seemed discour- Mrtmenl at Michigan Stale Col- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Templelon j the church Tuesday afternoon for and will move lo it as soon as day. Oliver Plows, Harrows and Thursday afternoon when the Rev. and Mrs. Russell McCon- urday aflernoon. Lloyd Stevens. The occasion be- agingiy obvious that Minnie was to lege. which stntes ih.-il Ihe plant were Sunday dinner guesls of a miscellaneous shower. A shoil Miss Betty and Don Hrannon Mr. Misler and fainily move to I WOULD R. Q. CHROUCH Sirs. Gerirude Weeks had .1 subjecl for study was progress nell spenl Wednesday with Mr. •Mrs. Beda Beech is reported to ing Ihe birthday anniversaries of have none of her own. there was food in this amount of inanurc Fred Allan of Ionia. program was opened by conumin- called at the I'attison home Sun- their new home in Indiana. R.4. loweil Phone 279.F3 paralylit- siroke al her home in Walking Cultivators in exploration with Mrs. Ann and Mrs. Arthur Martin returning IK- a great deal belter after being Mrs. Lloyd Stevens, Stanley Stev- talk of adopting a child. Tom was would cost 2(16 dollars if houghi Norman liiggins and Glen ily singing, then Scripture read- day. Ralph Stahl, wife and son of IX) Murray Lake Monday aflernoon. ing by Mrs. Lohues. after which Curtiss, chairman of urogram. to their home in Covert on Thurs- ill Ihe past week. ens and Earl Stevens. all for it, eager to introduce into in commercial fertilizers. Higgins and Ward and Hazel Con- Mr. and Mrs. Will Tredenick near Rpwne Center and Lloyd A ton of manure which is prop She was unconscious severai Mrs. Albert Duell gave a reading, Genuina Olivar Shares Mrs. Curtiss outlined her sub- day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buttrick the home of this woman he adored ner aitended an amiion sale were in Lowell Saturday after- ject by giving a general talk of and Dalton Stahl spenl Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Zuidwige A erly protecied from leaching and hours. Her daughter Mrs. Ed.i Hobert of Sicily," by Longfel- Mr. and Mrs. Celil Wing and entertained wilh a pedro party at north of Ionia Tuesday. noon. voyages and discoveries in Iht1 al the Addison Erb bonie. were Sunday evening guesls of ..y iKMlM. ilm.l, .t lllh. .ihI uJu^ireVriaiTi" vuluo"!?, "liSi llapcman. is caring for her. Mrs. low; Miss Hernice Yeiter. accom Superior Drills sons. Jack and Richard, were their home. Guests from Cas- A line lime and a nice ailend- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sydnam Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ix'ece and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nordberg. By FANME HI RST sweetness. Strangely, after much pounds of fertilizer, according I {jj Q Weekes had a similar stroke panied by Mrs. Val Walls, sang. Early centuries and illustrated Sundav supiH-r guesls of Mr. and cade and (irand Bapids were ance was reporied ai the Ideal were in Lowell Saturday after her talk by showing on a map the sons spenl Sunday aflernoon wilp William Wood and Al Doezema consideration, It was Minnie who the College department. Thh iSt AI TflV vpnrpviursi early in the summer but had goi- "I Wonder if Kver Ihe Hose," by Mrs. Bert Washburn at Grand- present. Four tables of pedro club lasl Thursday al Ihe home AALTON-VEUGENNEL 10>-» LKlihNNES g M, sh(. fH| |)rH|v ^ noon. routes taken by these voyagers the former's sister, Mrs. Francis spent Wednesday aflernoon in (• fcy MeTlur* N*wipaprr S)nillratt.) decided against it. Tom understood. value can not be ohiained. how-,. J. Mar„ k Trire, .10 yean old and Howies, then Mrs. Duell gave Have made arranneraenla lo pay ville. Smith and family of near Alto. were in play and honors were ,orm r d 7 of Anna Beszeeta. By Mrs. Clyde Condon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peel were and the places visited by them. Ada and called on several friends. • WXL' Scrrlcc) One did not draw a child into the ever, if the fertility elements are " ! T V" ^ Her friends and neighbors extend three humorous readings by Dun Sunday guests at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krauss ayvarded to Mrs. Marion Quiggle the u 8 8 uU ,in Elaine Kohn enjoyed the week- Lo well. B. F. 1). 5 Sunday guesls of Mr. and Mrs. CASH FOR YOUR CREAM "Africa." that lille known land Bussel Fox called on Grant sh-idow of a cloud. allowed lo leach away during the !" " ' ^ •«" *' K ^ sympathy and hope for a speedv bar, which were enjoyed by all. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman |and daughter of Hastings were and Adrian Zuidyveg and Mrs. HEN Thomas Ardenbrought winter and spring. Kergfant at Arms since the remoTid end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kohn.! 1 recovery, Miss Hernice then sany a "Lula- Klton Pert. and the explorations made on Frazier of Ada. who is ill at Maude MlcClellan and Henry- It was Ironic beyond the telling Mr. and Airs. John Morse of that continent by Hruce Living- were Mr. and Mrs. U-on Freeman Sunday guests of his brother. Hlodgett hospital on Saturday af- home the notorinni Minnie Pits which protect the mumilT °f Barry by the Senate Committee, 1.and Mrs. Albert Blaser, Alberline Blaser was a week- by," which closed Ihe program Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sydnam vis- and something that was to take Tr ,p Cook's Corners, were Sunday din- and sons, Wesley and Bobert of 'Gene and family. ternoon. Brown were awarded consola- WI>npont is bride to the from the weather or hauling lo " '• believed to be the youngest Boh Nothstine and Jean Blaser end miesl of Gladvs Bieri in ston and Stanley was the subjecl years for him to he able to bear ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Kdith Weiland then took ited Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Grandy W. E. HALL Grand Bapids. iMVs. Anna Beckhold and Mrs. tion. A delightful lunch was square stone house he had occupied ever 10 ho c, the were Sunday guests of Mr. and (irand Bapids and attended a 4-H of a paper read by Mrs. Charlotte Mrs. Sam Ouiggle and Mrs. up under that Minnie, returning Ihe Meld often enough lo ovoid 1 ' poaitmn. Sykes and family. charge of games which were en of Greenville. Sunday. 216 E, Main Phone 324 The Egypt Grange will give a Spinnor Johnson of Lake Odessa, served by the hostess. Mrs. Henry Langler of (irand chih rally al Ihe Communily Svoboda. Marion Quiggli e were Sunday af- ss bachelor, he must have done so losses arc ihe iwo best methods | Nine schools were represenled joyed by all.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunkei White Elephant Beano parly al attended the Brethren Ladies' Aid from s solitary walk Into town, Bapids. House. LOWELL. MICH. Music for Ihe occasion was fur- lernoon guests of Mrs. J. Van with his eyes fully open to possi- of obtaining the full measure of ®®®®®®® ai ihe Poller's Corners school af The two Mrs. Clark's were then called on her mother. Mrs. Cress Grange hall on FridaFridn y evening i)f this place last Thursday. should have been killed outright by Mr. and Mrs. Delberl l-ord and Mr. and Mrs. Ilernmn Bosen- kepi busy opening their gifts, nished by Mrs. Alice Morris, who Norman. ble consequence*. fertilizing elements. The use "f ' • • • ••• •• the Spelling contest lasl Wednes- of Freeporl. Thursday evening. March 3rd. A small admission Josiah Berkey and family of ft«««««« *««««$£ an automobile, as t-he darted In Thu Amfriran airi m... v..n. Djmna 'can spent .Snnda\ wilh dahl were Fridav evening visil- which ranged from holders to played a pleasing piano selection. Mrs. Hazel Patterson attended ft 0 The conRoquencefl were of course superphosphate as a preservative Y wvvxv v urvzTfW day. Junior Hale carried away Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bergy 'Hie contrast between the fatal fee will be taken. South Boston, will move in the front of It lo snatch back little Dotty is also advocated hv ihe soils ^ KOSrO>i .o> TT.II Amenran girl Wtte Chirr Jim| Lloyd Font families. ..rs of Mr and Mrs \lberl Blaser comforlables ami bed blankets, near future lo whal is known as the (irand Bapids Chapter dinner « EAST CALEDONIA ^ that nobodj called. Within three the honors for the best sjieller, spent Sunday evening with Mr. expedition to the South Pole made Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Ravenei who bad leaped In front of specialists. & By Mrs. Ed. Potter ® also a fine supply of fruits and the Brackbill farm. dance al the Masonic Temple on By Mrs. S. Van Nnmee Q months after the niarriaKe, the area while Leona Fierstein of Tasket, 222' 5 k; •••IIAS? «**. csrss ami Mrs. Kugene Bergy of Cale- by Robert Scott in P.H2 and Ihe entertained the following guests it after a puppy. Liberal use of bedding is an- ® Lowell. B. 4 ® •m. MMk, I-WM rt*.*"* Ilirwri fci.i.ls «•,«• n.l Mnn.ln, milw dim. jellies. Mrs. John and Mrs. Kr- Wednesday evening. of ellence and iKoIntlon around the won second place. i Dcrto Kico ... and wa* awarded gii,.s|, f Mr. and Mrs, Chri> Vern Wingeier was a Sundav donia. ^airplain IliKld over the S. Pole by on Sunday, Leon Blair, Miss Eva Leo Erb and family of South 0 Alto. It. F. D. 3 ^ Like a candle snuffed, the lonely, other practice advocated by ilu'l 0 nesl Clark then thanked their Bowne were Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Brass of Thomss Aniens was like a vast park Mrs. II. N. Lee is ill and con- high honor in the colorfu pageant Krnof1 ... • r It- m ™oioii> Mrs. Wanl Proctor and Mrs. Commander By rd was told of by Barclay. Miss Marian Gulp and gallant personality of Minnie went soils men. The addition of or- Jolly Conmiunily club was mhirh ri'v a „.i» .op • guest of Wayne Blaser. friends and neighbors for remem- 0 SOUTH BOWNE « callers at the home of his uncle. Hastings were Friday aflernoon Mrs. Ted Ellis spentl affording them more privacy than lined lo bed again wilh Ihe Leon l*ord of Bilcly spent lasl ()li\e Wingeier was home from Lyle Proctor accompanied Irvc Mrs. Verne Furner and Mrs. Myr- Charles Bice, all of (irand Bapids. Monday out. as It were, in a flash, dashing ganic matter lo ihe soil is one 01 well aitended al ihe home of Mr. grippe. being them so kindly. »>• Mi*. Wm. Cmriir 0 Mose IStahl. callers of Mr. Brass sister, Mrs. aflernoon with they knew what to do with. :in ,m rs- )or,l ta Nellist read a paper on twen- Mrs. William Tom Into darkness; dashing life into the best methods of improving d Mrs. Joe Liszewski last \Ved- .-.... -. ^ 1 .." '' *' ' "» Sturgis over Ihe week-end. About fifty were present. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nellist Ray Clemons of near Quimby, Annadell Richardson. Grans. Sunday dinner guesls al Ihe 990999«f|Church. Mrs. .Harrington accom- Mr. and Mrs. Fritz were Sat- nesday. & LoWf" • tieth century exploring lo Ihe and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nellisl Minnie was not aaccpted. The cir- darkness. its crop producing power. In nesday. Twenty-seven ale din- George Tay lor home were Mr. North Pole." was a business visitor at Ihe S. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Todd and iMVs. Mary Reynolds returned cles In which Tom had moved as a addition to the plant food added. ""T. rather a big banquet. Sides ^ Panied bun home Sunday for a urday callers al Ted Elhart\ Alio Locals Mrs. William C. Anderson and and son Darwin, motored lo What a funeral! For years It was and Mrs. Norman liiggins and fc iMr. and Mrs. Alfred Custer are Mrs. Alice Morris gave a brief W. Custer hopie Monday . daughter (irace of (irand Bapids home Monday after spending popular bachelor might have van- the organic mutter supplies foodlwt'ri' chosen for contests. Anna SOUTH BOSTON {S ^ weeks. The Peterson children have daughter Velma called on Mr. Bichland on Sunday lo spend the one of the talked of occasions of Boyd Monroe. Mrs. H. N. Lee and George Skidmore is drawn on making preparations lo move to description on Ml'nexplored Be- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hefilebow- were Sunday- guests of Mr. Todd's three weeks wilh relatives in for necessary soil bacteria and Denton and Daisy Hiekert, lead- . , Mrs. Laura Ford spent pari of the chicken pox. and iMrs. William Anderson Sat- day with Mr. and Mrs. Russeil ished In thin air no far a.i his fur- Mrs. Dell Lee and Glen and Hazel ® By Miss Belle Young wwk wi,h Wr jury. the old home wilh the former's gions" and her paper concluded er and family enjoyed Sunday- mother, Mrs. Jane Todd. ISL Louis. Mo. the town. Six carriages laden with increases the water holding ca- •Ts- Mrs. Denton's side drew ill?*! - ""d Mrs. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blaser and urday afternoon. Nellist and family. dinner with their daughter and ther participation In them wan mn tlowers followed Minnie's hearse. Conner and aflernoon guests ® Clarksville, H. F. D. I Frank Bunker was in (irand mother and brother. the program. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Lewis of Mrs. Cora Miller, Howard and pacity of Ihe soil. 'oj' 'be lirsl entertuinment. which Elharl. ^ Mrs. Gottfried Bieri aitended La- Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chatterdon Mrs. Mable Freeman will be husband, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stal- earned. Not that they had actually w 1 were iMr. and Mrs. Paul Kohn] Bapids Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Blough visit- During Ihe social half hour the Ada were Sunday dinner guesls Virginia spenl Sunday- afternoon Crowds stood upon the lawn and The college deparlment advo-| j" I' ', he'd ihe L'lth of iMurch 1 Louise and Wayne Blaser, Verm dies' Aid Thursday al Mr. and and daughter of Lowell were hostess lo Ihe Ada Ladies' Liter- ter, in their new home at Zion vanished. The prosperous town In and daiighier Lorene. 1 The South Boston Grange Wingeier. Dorothy and Howard Mrs. Krebs. near Howne Cell ler. Mrs. Klmcr Dinlaman was in ed Friday wilh Calvin Clem and hostess. Mrs. Myrta Nellist served of their son and daughter-in-law, at the Graham home al Whltney- along the sidewalks as the solltary caics Ihe use of commercial fer- ^'j)' Lizzie Hoover. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ary club on Thursday afternoon. Mill. ville. which Tom had prospered simply Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sparks were j preparing a program w hich wilt |^nipf u ,.'r,. tSaturdaN aflernooni . Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Condon and (irand Bapids Tuesday. family of Lake Odessa. a delicious lunch assisted by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fenn Lew-is. bitter figure of Tom Arden followed tilizers in all cases where they rhere were forty at the home called to Flint lasl Saturday to |inelude the service. "Passing tbeL|| . | f | ||., ,| (') . ' Mrs. Claud Silcox. Mr. and Mrs. William Cosgrifi Mrs. Jeanette Atkins yvill be Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wieland Mr. and Mrs. I,eo Snyder and turned a cold shoulder upon the ad can be alTordcd, but Ihe elcmenls "f Mr. and Mrs. (Wen Sowers Sal- ( S s 0 zr an r( l l Balph lloag spent Sunday wilh Charlotte Svoboda. Mrs. Velma Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Proctor the white hearse to Its grave. attend Ihe 1 Abe Bloomer accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Pardee of Low- chairman of program and sub- were in Grand Rapids Thursday. children of Caledonia spent Sun- vent of Minnie Into Tom s life, and of plant food in Ihe manure I'lrday evening. Pot luck .sup- funera of a cousin.; j|avel.'' Jo he given at the Keene j" Mr".' and' Mrs. (ills Schnider of Mr" and "Mrs.' JilhirAlnm'ir'i'eur his wife at the Fairchlld home. Nellisl and Mrs. Alice Morris. were 'Monday evening supper lo a billeriieMM which lie was Patrick Donovan, who passed I Grange Hall. March 3rd. and Mfs. Boy Bloomer and fam- ell were Sunday callers al lhc ject of study "Greenland." Steve Custer and daughter. day evening at the Miller home. resented whst was regarded as oat Belding. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bias- Moline. Other guests were Mr. guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Van- later to regret, he gave orders that should not be allowed to go IOIIMT and dancing. away al Ihe Hurley hospital the I Misses Marjorie and Marian Mrs. Lincoln Dygert called on ily to Freeporl Sunday to visit homes of Arthur Parker. Stanley Victor Galbrailh, Standard Oil Mrs. Ira Sargeant and Addison The Nutrition club will meet rsge. waste. !. "u' Cutler PTA was postponed er. Louise and Virginia Blaser and Mrs. Arch Condon. Mr. and Eight Life Certificates Presented no one, save himself and two serv- Kith of February. The funeral ll-ind of Keene spent the week- Sadie Wilson Saturday aflenioun. agent for Ada District has moved Erb and wife were in Ionia on derllolT of Grand Bapids. February- 28tb at Ihe home of iiidclinilely on account of roads were entertained Sunday by Mr. Mrs. Huirinan and children, Mr*, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Yeiter. Coles and •Henry Johnson. To Members of Vesta Chapter Minnie had what Is known as an Kmerson Weiland has started his family here from Covert. They business Friday. The men also Mr. and Mrs. James Wride of Mrs. J. C. Proctor. ants; should follow her to her last was held al LSI." Michael' church lend with their sister. Mrs. Lyle and Mrs. George Kellogg. Alman and grandchildren of Mr. and 'Mrs. Amos Slerzick arc Mrs. I .aura Hurst, formerly ol unsavory reputathm. in Flint. M. S. G. H. Dunnigan. Davenport and family. to work again after a week's ill- Al the anniversary meeting of are occupying the Dutch parson- attended the taxpayers meeting Clarksville were Sunday- dinne/ Mrs. Emmett Sheehan spent resting place. The crowd stood by Andrew Hoover came Delberl Ford is leaching a class (Irand Hapids. the proud parenls of a baby boy. Freeporl. passed away Friday al Eligible Tom Arden's marriage to home oniciating. Huriai al Sunset Hill Air. and Mrs. Balph Knee and ness. Vesta Chapter No. 202 0. E. S age and Ihe three children have al the court house. guests of their son and daughter- pari of the week in (irand Rap- respectfully, and a Utile cowed. The from M. S. C. Saturday. born. Jan. 2Klh, named Gordon the home of her daughter in Mus- her came as the proverbial clao of cemetery, near Flint. Flossie I daughter of Grand Hapids spenl Ida Brown spent Monday at the kegon Heights, after a lingering held in the Chapter room on entered Ada High school as pu- Wesley- Wilson and wife of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wride. ids helping lo care for Mrs. Jane house next door had every blind ® LA BARGE RIPPLES ® Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith. Jr.. Lee and weighed X pounds. Wednesday evening. Peter Mc- thunder. The community gasped, By an Donovan, as her manv Sunday aflernoon at Mrs. Nellie home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Dinla- illness. Rurial at Hesperia Mon- pils. (irand Rapids were Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Jay Schenk and Sheehan. lowered, and every flower In Ils lux- ® By Mrs. Vern Loring ® of (irand Hapids, took supper Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward pherson. Mrs. Mary Harris, Mrs gossiped, turned its back. The play friends remember her has Ihe i Voting's. man. day. Results of Ihe basket ball game noon callers of the latter's moth- Clarence Carr of Grand Bapida Mr. and Mrs. William Crans. uriant gardens plucked to make a ® Caledonia ® Saturday at the Ed. Potter home and daughters were guests Sun- Frankie Bristol, Mrs. Dora ful, good-humored, good-natured, ab- sincere sympathy of us all. Shei South Bell PTA will give their Mr. and iMrs. (i. Severance of held at Ada Rink on Friday eve- er. Mrs, Rebecca I.ong. were ISunday evening supper Mr. and Mrs. Julius Crans and blanket for Minnie's grave. and attended a party at Mr. and Charles Bancroft spent Sunday day of the former's parenls, Mr. Schenck, Mrs. Clara Tillyer, Mrs. solutely dauntless qualities which has a cup full of grief as she has play "The.Smarl Country Store" Royal Oak visited Friday at the ning were Lowell boys basket Mrs. Ray Seece ale Sunday din- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Claude spent Sunday at the Dell- It was a grim, tragic picture of Mr. and iMrs. Hlain McWhinne>. Mrs. Hauler's in ilerlin township, wilh Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cron- and Mrs. Will Hayward of Del- Ella Merrill, Mrs. Calesta Bennett, Just buried her older daughle: at the Ware PTA meeting Tues- Here It Is home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton ball team 8; Ada boys' teams 23. ner at the Custer-Sargeanl home Schenk. man home in Caledonia. had first attracted Tom to Minnie, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Snyder and with Mr. and Mrs. Balph Wheal Buy a inger. ton. and Bev. John Bennett, were pre- a solitary man following a woman Hazel this winter and now her day evening, February 21st. Murphy. the girls' teams, the Ada Middies, and in the afternoon Mrs. Seece, Sunday callers al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Page and now stood their test. Minnie saw son. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Leninon on. Leon a Bryant spent the week- Mrs. Baymond Linton. Mrs. sented yvith life certificates in a who in death seemed no more soli- husband and lost her molher a .Sir. and .Mrs. Lyle Davenpoil Rev. Andrew HulTman of Char- and the Ada Sweaters played a in company- with Mr. and Mrs. family spent Friday afternoon in to it that, one way or another, Tom's and family of Sunfield were Sun- Harold Haskins and Keith Pol- end with Helen Wriltenoack of pleasing program given under Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Zuidweg tary than she had been In life. year ago. are moving from the O'Harrow Charles Foote and Mrs. M,. A. |ilott e was the dinner guest of Mr Sargeant attended a Sunday Grand Bapids. home was a source of constant de- day guests al Ihe Isaac Anion ler spenl Thursday evening al Ihe lie game, 16-11). were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gregory In a way. the subsequent believior Mr. and Mrs. Sparks called up- place to Fallasburg. Lowell. NXatson attended the NNest Low- .|nd Mrv William Mishler Wed- the direction of iMiss Nellie Smith. school class meeting at the home Ed. Potter home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andcrsoii and childreh and Al VanderMeul- light to him. Her laughter rang in home. on several relatives at Flint and Bev. C. 'H. Harger. Field Secre- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duell at- ell Aid society al Mrs. Omer nest|av The past, present and future of of their teacher, George Leece. of Lucy Ravenei was pathetic. It Mabel lining was a week-end •Mr. and Mrs. Balph Wheaton. entertained their son-in-law and en, all of Grand Rapids. It, her deft handiwork transformed Flushing, reluming home Sun- tary of Ihe Congregational con- tended the theater in Lowell Sat- Scott's Thursday. Miss'Mildred Murphy of Kala- Vesta Chapter was given by Mrs. Others of the class who were might actually be said that she guest of her cousin, Nettie Lor- Ms. and Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr, and Mrs. C. T. MacDonald It, her skillful cookery made its day. ference will preach next Sunday Willys 77 urday evening. There will be a card parly ar azoo spenl the week-end with Daisy Ward, Mrs. Helen Wing resent were Mr. and Afrs. Wilbur The Most Beautiful scratched for admission Into that Wilbur Poller were Sunday din- m Ingland and daughter Janice, on and Mr. and Mrs. Nell 111. Proclor table an epicureans delight, and her ing of Caledonia. Air. and Mrs. Earl Peck look at II o'clock at the union ser- Mr. and Mrs. John O'Harrow the Grange hall Friday evening,{the home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Mil- and Mrs. Hattie Fitch, and the yler. Mrs. Andrew Blough, Mrs. silent stone house, like a dog bid- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fincher ner guests at Ihe home of Mr. and Sunday, and their son and his ¥ attended the "Red Ball" given by bold effulgent beauty thrived in it. their son, Blaine Peck to a spe- vices in the Clarksville church. were Sunday dinner guests at the February 24lh. Each lady bring ton Murphy. presentation of the certificates Sam Roudabush, John Kranan- ing his time. Apparently awed nei- and family of Grand Hapids were Mrs. Ed. Potter. was made by Mrs. Mable Free- wife, Mr. and Mrs. William An- Columbian chapter at the Ma- if, in the long watches of the day, cialist in Grand Bapids. Dr. Gord- Floyd Hunt of Alto has bought O'Harrow home. fried cakes or sandwiches. Ev- Mrs. C. M. Benedict visited burg and Mr. and Mrs. Orville All- ther by the bitter black anger of Sunday guesls of Mr. and iMrs. And enjoy 25 lo 30 miles per gallon of man, secretary of Vesta Chapter. derson of (irand Rapids. erding. sonic Temple on Friday evening. there descended upon Minnie, whose on found him responding to the several car loads of onions in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fairchild erybody invited, 10c each. Wednesday with Mrs. Mattie Tom, nor hla forbidding servants, Colin Campbell. DOCTOR DIAGNOSES AILMENT this locality this week. Hoses were given to the lite Mr. and Mrs. Miles Fase enter- Francis Seece. while loading Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pearson spirits iored to aoar, long fits of rest cure and gaining in weight spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Callers al Dr. ami Mrs. G. M. Mishler. she called dally, the tittle Dotty at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens and BY OVERSEAS TELEPHONE and will enter school again. South Bell PTA mel Friday eve- gasoline. 70 miles per hour members and charter members tained with a dinner party at logs lasl Thursday had the mis- and Mr. and Mrs. John Isberg and irreconcilable depression, Tom did Frank Fairchild. Thorndike's Sunday evening Mrs. Leota Colson. Mrs. Lottie her side, offerings of food and flow- family were in Grand Hapids ning. After the pot luck supper by Miss Nellie Smith, who afler their home on Thursday evening fortune lo have a log roll on his children Warren and Kenneth, all Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beed were Dr. and Mrs. Perry and Leigh. Mrs. Fannie Huntington not know it. The wonum whose life Monday. a good program was given. Sonn Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sydnam reading a list of names of depart- to celebrate the twelfth birthday fool. He had an X-ray taken of of Grand Rapids, were Sunday- ers In her hands. went to see Mrs. Heed's brother, with comfort and safely. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Besmer of Hast- and Mrs. Lucy Huntington and hud been filled with activities and Mrs. Vern Loring spent Wed- From hit office In Battle Creek, of the main features were the spent Saturday evening with Mr. ed charier members placed roses of their son Grover. Guesls were the foot Friday morning, which dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs. For six months that door re- who is quite ill with heart trou- ings and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pat- children were Thursday afler- gayeties from one ilay to the other nesday wilh her daughter. Mrs. Mich., Dr. John Hsrrey Kellogg, ble. talk by Bev. Wenger of Loweil and Mrs. Trowbridge. on the altar in their memory. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fase and disclosed a cracked bone and lorn Fred CJlevens. mained steadfastly closed to her. lison. noon callers at the Watts home. accepted this strange new lot with Carl Higlcy and family of Cale- bead of the Battle Creek Sanitari- Helen Dodds returned lo Junior and the play, "The Country Mr. and Mrs. Fred PaHison A program followed, picturing children and Waller Aflon, Jr. ligaments. It will be about six Mrs. Hazel Patterson and Mrs. One day she encountered Tom on his We do not tell you what car to buy, but wc Carl Briley and Paul Jones of Semiah Seece was a Thursday out reference to it. without whim donia. um, recently disgnoaed the lllnegs college Sunday- evening after Store." by PTA members. Miss were guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Chas. the dilTerent phases in the life of iM'r. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson or eight weeks before he can Clayton Waldron attended the steps. She was a narrow, nervous- Atlanta spent the week-end wilh caller at the W. 11. Pardee honu. per, without complaint. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webster of of a patient In Paris by means of spending the week-end al home. Barbara Sherwood of Lowell. do claim thii car to do all we gay it will do. Foote Friday evening. Mrs. Wesley Blough is caring a girl from her arrival wilh Ihe and sons, motored lo Bdstwick step upon his foot. "Rcveu" given under the auspices lipped woman and the wreks follow- Wesl Grand Rapids called on Mr. Dr. and Mrs. (i. M. Thorndike. Sometimes blatant things happened the overseas telephone service. The Naurine Cahoon had Ihe mis- Jack Slerzick and Barbara Dav- Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore for Mrs. Mary Hatlon. who is stork, lo grandmotherhood. Lake on Sunday to visit wilh of Social Order of Reauceant al ing Minnie's death had played havoc and iMk*s. Bill Frisbie and famii> Mrs. Thorndike's son. Jack Paul, that brought color to her free and patient was the wife of George P. fortune to give her ankle a bad enport furnished Ihe musical were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. very ill. These dilTerent phases were Mrs. Anderson's sister. Mrs. Har- LOWELL MARKET REPORT the 'Masonic Temple in Grand with her. Sunday. returned to Atlanta with them given in the form of a series of caused her avalanches of secret Butler, member of the Britiah Pari!- sprain last week while coasting numbers. No Ruts Too Deep. No Roads Too Muddy. and Mrs. Charles Foote. Mrs. Sarah Lacey and daugh- old Kitson and family. Olhei Rapids on Thursday. "Tom," she Mild, "aren't you go- Mr. and Mrs. Vern Loring Sunday. lableaux wilh music and songs Corrected February 23. 1933 ment, and she bsd previously re- down hill at school. Mrs. Frank Kline, 'Mrs. Ward ter, iMrs. William Porritt visited guesls were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Proclor, tear^. The Kavenels, who lived ing to let us alone—aren't you go- called on Mr. and Mrs. Andy No Hills Too Steep. A new trouble man put in an appropriate lo each tableau, Wheal 4:, Proctor and Mrs. Lyle Proctor Friday wilh Mrs. W. 11. Pardee MaeNaughton and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and iMrs. A. Doezema next door, a family of social pres Stewart of McCords Sunday. Mr. ceived treatment at the sanitarium application for a home at Ralph members of the Chapter, their ing to give us ihe chance to make were in Lowell Saturday. and family. Curtis Hogers and Jack Rogers Rye 28 were among those who attended Hge and no wealth, had ever since and Mrs. Hobert Stewart and In Michigan. Her symptoms were Hoag's Valentine day, Feb. I4_th. children and grandchildren tak- her memory a monument in tills Mrs. William Cosgrifi" of Low- of (irand Bapids. Flour, per bbl 3.40 the "Carrom Party" at the home the arrival of the bride consistemly family of Cascade also called. explained to Dr. Kellogg In two New Distance Record Any road you want to try, come in; we will Mr. and iMrs. Charles Foote named Leonard Dale, weighs 7'i ing part. Oals. per bu 18 town? If you can deny me, Tom. VjELWiW ell called on Mrs. Mary Hatlon Mrs. F. Beams was called lo Bite- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ban- kept the blinds of all the windows Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron. cablegrams before he msde use of spenl Saturday evening wilh Dr. pounds. Mrs. Frank Fairchild's As has been cuslom in the past Corn and Oat Feed, cwt 75 Dotty asks you—Dotty asks you to gladly demonatrate thia beautiful, powerful and Mis. G. M. "Hiorndike. Saturday morning, who is very- ly over (he week-end by death ot croft at Alton on Saturday eve- which faced Ihe Arden house drawn .Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Henry and the telephone service. is caring for mother and bain al a pot luck dinner was served in Corn Meal 70 Dorothy Wilcox had the beauty let her help you." ' daughter. Clyde Park, spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore ill. her nephew, Bruce Cousineau, ning. to their limits. low price automobile to you. her home. Mrs. W. H. Pardee spenl the the dining room at the close of Cracked corn, per cwt 75 appeal which caught the attestioB of Standing there looking down Into day evening with Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests of year and a half-oid son of Mr. and The annual meeting of the Before his marriage It had been Mr. and -Mrs. Perry Damoulh Sabbath with her sister, Mrs. Ly- the program. Bran, per cwt 65 a noted gronp of artista who judged the clear eyes of the child whom Ora Dawson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foote. Sirs. Fred Cousineau. The boy- Rural Mail Carriers was held on Tom's habit to shout across the lawn entertained several couples lasl dia Porritt and family. was taken ill with bronichal Middlings, per cwt 70 her the most beautiful manaeqaln of •Minnie had snatched from prems- Mr. anil Mrs. LaLonc and duugh- Ada Locals Saturday, February- 18th at Cas- to the Itareneis from his own side George Klahn and son Berl Thursday evening with a 500 Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Blough wen pneumonia and passed away af- Pea Beans 90 the twenty selected for final award- ture death, It was as If what Min- ter of Whitneyville spent Kalnr WANT Standard 4-Door Sedan cade church al which the Ladies' windows. Minnie knew tiiat. be- spenl Thursday afternoon wilh ly. High score went lo Srv in Grand Bapids iMbnday. •epor ter one day's illness. The fun- Light Red Beans 1.50 ing of honora. nie would have said came floating day evening wilh Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kd. O'Harrow. Ray Linton and Carl Keiser, and being on the sick list this week. Dark Red Beans 1.35 Aid of the church served a chick- cause time and time again Tom used Frank and Clare KaufTmar. eral was held at his parenls home en supper and a good time was lo his ears and his consciousness. Tom Parks and family. c Mr. and Mrs. John Porritt and low score lo Mrs. Carl Keiser and . Sundav dinner guesls al lb. Eggs, per dozen 9 to describe to her his habit of wav- $ 00 wm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones ol on Sunday, had by all. "Take little Dotty Into your heart- Mr. and iMrs. Earl Stevens and Potatoes, bu 21c Direct radio telephone communi- ing good night to the four-year-old COLUMN n. family were Sunday dinner guesls Ray Linton. A. T. Eash home. Grand Rapids were Sunday guesls Mrs. Orvies Kellogg entertained that Is what I would do. Tom—" family* Mr. and Mrs. Ora Dawson of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Euling of Detroit of Mrs. Katie Hurt. Butter fat 17 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buttrick cation has been Inaugurated be- Dotty Ravenei, who was his pet. and children spent Thursday eve- 520 on Kimday wilh a dinner party, 25c FOR ANY WANT AD UP 0 Hogs, dressed 4-5 tween Spain and Brasll and be> That Is what Tom did. Hobert Mclnlyre spenl Sunday spent Sunday wilh the latter's Mrs. Arthur Frisbie of Grand the occasion being in honor of spent ISunday afternoon in Grand Not once, since their arrival from ning with Mr. and Mrs. Bay illar Hogs, live 3.25 Bapids and called on Grant Fraz- TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN in Grand Bapids and helped his sister. Mrs. Arthur Parker and Rapids was a visitor of Mrs. El- her son, John Krum's birlhday tween Portugal aad BraxiL the honeymoon, had Minnie so much per. Fully equipped. Delivered. Calves, live 5.50 ier, who is ill al Blodgell hos- OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS, mother celebrate her birthday. Bowne Bugle Notes family. sie Wride on Monday. anniversary. Beside the guest as clapped eyes upon Dot. The Rav- Buffalo Herds in East A few- neighbors went lo help Mrs. Wm. Mishler was a caller Beef, live 2-4 pital and spenl the rest of Ihe Karl Stevens celebrate his biith NO MATTER HOW SHOBT. 25e Mrs. Viva Hazel and son Dale By Miss Myrtle Porrill The ladies of Ada Congregation- of honor covers were laid for eneK along with the rest of the REAL PATRIOT IS j Friday of Mrs. iMairy .Hatlon and Beef, dressed 4.7 day wilh Mrs. Rose Hansen ol To Buy, Sell, Rent or Syvap. in Eighteenth Century day Saturday nighl. CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. J of Lowell spent Wednesday af- al church will serve a dinner al Mrs. Georgie Cook, Mr. and Mrs. community, turned a cold shoulder, Alio. B. F. D. 1 Mrs. Eslella Hosier. Fowls, pound 8-10 Grand Rapids. Use Ledger Want Column. The American bison or buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Ixmis Lunekc and IHE F6a6R vuHo The Willyi-77 Dealrr lernoon al the O'Harrow home. ft Ihe church on Thursday, March Charles Oslrum. iMSss Elizabeth but in the case of the next-door Victor Parker accompanied was at one lime nearly as abundant son spenl Monday evening with WANTED — Good farmer with Mrs. Ed. Dygert of Campau Floyd Fly nn and family. Mrs. 2nd. Cook and Herbert Hitter of Cas- neighbors the shoulder was most ob- WHISTLtS "STAR Dick Moulten of Freeporl to Mus- east of the Mississippi as on Ihe Ibeir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern slock and tools to rent my farm Lake and Mrs. Joe Porritt called Jennie Flynn and Clair Flynn at- cade and Mr. and Mrs. Edward vious. kegon Heights Sunday, returning Mr. and Mrs. Ren Speerstra western plains. Loring. Ihe coming season. References SPAVJGLtO OAMPM* on Sadie Wilson Friday after- tended lhc basket ball game in and children of l^iwell spenl MoCormick and family and Mr. The skill with which Minnie domi- required. Howard Kennedy, Monday. and Mrs. James McCormick and Remains of bisons have been Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens spent noon. Middleville Friday evening. Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Henry nated the difficult situation was ex- Keene township, or call Lowell WMLfc AAAKIM* OUT The Peoples Service Garage family. found in soul hern Michigan more Sunday wilh his father, Ernie Mrs. Anton Madison and daugh- Mrs. Layvrence Johnson and ^ ... ^ ^ Fase. traordinary. There came a time Stevens of Cascade. phone 1I8-F4. p4il adapted lo their grazing habits than VHS I^COMF TAX. ter Lucille, spent Sunday wilh Paul accompanied Mr. and Mrs.lftwftftftftft Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Frisbie of when Tom began to make references the former's mother, Mrs. Mary Harry Boughner of Freeporl to $ ^ NOW THEY JUMP TO ANSWER Ihe pine-covered areas of Ihe north, FOB BENT OR SALE—-MTSTDIIV- 206 E. Main St. Lowell Grand Rapids were dinner guest; with anger to their behavior. Not id Flanagan house on Monro* Bryant. Hastings Wednesday. ^ HARRIS CREEK & on Monday of Dr. and Mrs. Chas THE TELEPHONE'S RtNG and In Wisconsin. In the latter state on his own account. As a matter of Ave. Modern. Good repair. iM'r. and Mrs. P. J. Fineis and Robert Weaver of Dutlon spent q Hv Mrv Ba5|| p. Vreelind ^ Freeman. a pair of these animals, killed by the past week with Mr., and fact, Tom was happier than lie Fitzgerald to Fine location. Write O. C. Sioux in 18%!. are believed to have family were Thursday evening Alto. H. F. D. 2 Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Kellogg mo- No longer are the reporters and had ever dreamed lie could he. But Austin. Clarksville. or phone dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El- Mrs. Orley Burns. been Ihe last of the spet-ies east of Itored to McCords on Friday eve- desk men of the Waterbury, Conn., his heart hurt angrily for Minnie. Mrs. 0. J. Odell. Lowell. (p40 Henry Johnson is sick and —FREE— the great river. mer Dinlaman. Alice Troy is (pnle sick at this i | visit with iMr. and Mrs. under the doctor's care al this n nK 0 American negligent about answer- "Your little finger la worth more Mr. and Mrs. Lawion Cole of yvriting with throat trouble. I'red Thomas. ing the other fellow's telephone. A In the early history of New York, Be Keynoter FOB SALE OH llKNT—43-acrc writing. than the whole gang of them." was Miss Eva Morgan and friend. farm. (>-room house, barn, well, Snow district visited her sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Watts were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aflon and caustic bulletin, by City Editor Ray- bison made so many trails to the Berl Ruteubar of Northville spent his frequent way of summing up the Mrs. Will Fairchild and husband Sunday callers al Henry John- son Walter, Jr.. yvere dinner mond J. Fanning, turned the trick. salt springs about Onondaga that and cistern, I'O miles from Flying 5,310 miles, England tf Friday and Saturday wilh the situation. "I'll take my business Kepuhlican State Convention Ex- Lowell. J. B. Dennie. 715 Mon- Successful Way Saturday nighl. son's. guesls on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. It read: "To the Subjects: Anyone set tiers used them for roads. The 'ape'o^n Africa, British flyers lewd former's sister. Mr. and 'Mrs. John away from every man In this town pected to be Harmonious. roe Ave.. Lowell, Mich. (p44l-4l Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chatterdon Floyd Flynn helped John Nash Homer Morris. city of Bliffnio was named after >y Squadron Leader Gsyford, cap Heier and family. who can sit still and listen to a whose wife snubs us." and daughter were Friday eve- pulling up ice lasl yveek. them, likewise several towns and The Hepublicun State conven- .11 red the long-distanre nonstop Mr. and Mrs. Basil Vrecland en-] Mr. and Mrs. George Gulliford telephone ring has tho nervous sys- "I wouldn't do that, dear. What LOST—Bag of cloverseed, Friday, ning supper guesls of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson of Grand Rapids spent Saturday tem of a mud turtle and a helluva a mountain In Pennsylvania. The tion to be held in Ihe new Grand February 17. between town ami •ecord from the Americans, Board Mrs. Claud Silcox. tertained Ihe pedro club at theii does It matter? Now, this is what Hapids auditorium Tuesdax. Advertise and Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Porrill home Thursday night. afternoon and evening wilh Mr. nerve to be about a newspaper -T0 Ledger Readers- last Pennsylvania bison was killed Wesl Lowell. Finder please nan and Polando whose mark wa» attended Kent County Pomona I would do; I'd go my way and Feb. 28. is expected lo be one of Mr. and iMrs. Ward Proclor, Mrs. Fred Batev spenl Wednes- and iMVs. Harry Filch. •fflce." in IT'.H) near Lewisburg. notify C. H. Huneiman. (p40 5,012 miles. Grange at Carlisle Thursday. not harbor resentment. Life Is ihe most harmonious in the Verlrice Proclor and Sally Lou day yvith Mrs. John Heier. Mrs. Boyd Anderson, Mr. and Karly In the Kighteenth century, Estman Mussel was on the sick short und hard enough at best. For- Party's history. AUCTION—March 1, John Mc- Gano spent Thursday evening at Miss Velma and Howard An- Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mr. and according to writings of Jesuits and list the past week. give." This predicton was made by Calla, northeast of Freeporl. | the Frank Bunker home. derson were Grand Rapids visit- Mrs. Willard Moshcr attended The Lowell Ledger and lhc explorers, bison were plentiful along Clayton Johnson and Mrs. Rob- Until further notice, every subscriber paying a J What could you do about a wom- Ihe Chairman of the Hepublican General sale with sheep and Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Kline. iMr. ors Thursday. Pomona Grange at Carlisle lasl Grand Rapids Herald, both for ihe Sandusky river and In Ihe ert Johnson spent Monday in * State Central Connniltee. How- household goods. A. W. Hil- and Mrs. Frank Bunker and son Mrs. Bernard Flynn and daugh- Thursday to hear the interesting an like that! Couldn't sour her. (irand Rapids wilh Mrs. Hetlie $5.50 on R. F. D. routes. All territory south of Lake Erie. In 1718 ard C. Lawrence, al the time he zey, auctioneer. (p40 and Irve Dinlaman were Sunday ter Margaret called on Mrs. Basil debate on taxation. Debalors Couldn't pet her to admit a heart- Morgan. Herald clubbing offers are good year's subscription to The Ledger will receive ab- they were reported as abundant announced the principal speakers Auction Sale of dinner guests al ihe Ward Proc- Vreeland Wednesday aflernoon. yvere from Calvin college and the hurt or a snub. Guy Smith called on Convin near Defiance, Ohio. In the latter al the session. He declared FOB BENT—Farm of 40 acres i:: lor residence. Misses Phylis and Mary Burns Michigan Slate college. at The Ledger office. "Next time I see Lucy Ravenei Porritt Monday. part of the century, however, when lhat all factional strife has dis- Caledonia township. For par- AUCTION SALES Sunday callers al the Procloi were Grand Hapids visitors Sat- solutely free an order good for on the street, I'm going to walk up Alden and William Porrill permanent settlements were being appeared. ticulars see Mrs. James II urday and spent Saturday nighl home were (MT. and Mrs. E. 1). made a trip to Hart Tuesday of to her and tell her where she gets Frank 1). Fitzgerald, Secretary iMcad, Lowell. (p4(MI lA'itch and daughter Belly Lou. and Sunday with their aunt. Miss made, they had dwindled to a hand Is by publishing the complete list of articles to be offer- the past yveek. the latter buying off-" of LState, has been selected as Gradam in Cascade. ful. WANTED—Young heifers of and Mrs. Helena Gano, all of a horse. "I wouldn't do that. This Is what temporary chairman and key- Mrs. Fred Baley, son Thomas, A few of these animals were found pedigreed slock. Jersey, Guern- ed for sale in the home weekly newspaper of known cir- (irand Bapids. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and I would do. I'd ignore it and see If noter, Mr. I^iwrence announced, and daughter iMkiry. spent Friday In Indiana as late as 1810. The In sey or Holslein preferred, A line roasl pork dinner was sons, and Helen Johnson yvere in In time she doesn't sort of come and iHenry J. Allen, former given Wednesday in the church aflernoon al the J. R. and Wm. ('.. diann geological survey, as quoted about one year or older, also Horses culation Caledonia Sunday. around to roallr.atlon of how petty United Slates Senator and former basement, bul not a very large Anderson homes. by Kdwln Lincoln Moseley In "Our hand grinder for clipper knives Coryvin Porrill called on A. J. It all I " governor of Kansas, h; to deliver crowd. We think everyone was Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vreeland Wild Animals," tells of a migration Call Eerl McDiarmid. phom Porrill Monday. Bless her. Didn't need a brick ihe main address to the conven- hanging onto their change. and son Harold, called at the from Ihe prairies of Ihe West across tion. 69-F-2-2. (c4" Wednesday, Mar. 8 Glenn Sanborn home Sunday af- house to fall on Tom. as he put It The Young People's class mel NOTICE. LEDGER READERS the state to salt licks and blue One of the features will be a lernoon to hlmtielf, to make him understand FOB SALE—McCormick-Deoring with Marion Colby Tuesday nighl grass meadows of Kentucky. Buf- banquet and Hepublican rally 1:00 p. m. Friends of The Lowell Ledger that inside she was hurting and 3-scction drag. Massey-Harri* and enjoyed a valentine parly falo were seen near Vlncennes In lhal will be held the night prev- The Lowell Ledger and AUo Solo having business Two 25c Wart Ads riding cultivator and one ila! 4 miles South of Ionia on 57.i or aching and bluer lhan her beautiful Games were enjoyed by all. De- I A'-oinr S f im ious to the convention. The rack. Inquire at the Frank in the Kent County Probate Court eyes. Minnie, who had been born One-half mile north of LeValley licious refreshments were served. ft ft Had the bison been more Intelli- message of Hcpublicanism at this Webber farm, second farm wed will confer a favor on the pub- and reared In a notorious environ- Seventeen were present. lisher if they will kindly ask the ft WEST BOWNE ^ gent and better able to cope with meeting is to be delivered b> of Saranac on old M-2L (p40 church Reaches 75 per cent of the farm homes in Eastern Kent ment, was accustomed to attention. Hanford iMsicNider, former Na- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton Court lo send the printing of pro- By Beatrice Kelsey $ : This offer is made for two reasons- the settlers, they might have sur- ft Minnie cried, sometimes a great tional Commander of the Ameri- FOB SALE—Two horses, weight and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosen- bate notices lo ibis paper. We Alto. R. F. D. 1 $ vived the Middle West. They were and Western Ionia counties. Every sale that has been ft deal. Alone. Hut then there was can Legion and former Minister 3,000, three miles west of de- berg spenl Friday nighl wilh the understand the Court will cheer- very slow in comprehending danger, 24 Soith Dakota Horses always the redeeming miracle of lo Canada. pot. Charles Dawson, south latter's parenls. Mr. and Mrs. fully comply with such requests. Ed. Lind and Donald were in and often witnessed the slaughter Been in Michigan Since Augusl, well advertised in The Ledger has been a success. Tom. The miracle of the man who side of Grand river. (plO Howard Russell of Middleville. R. 0. Jefferies. Pubr. Alto Wednesday afternoon. of their companions with wonder Clarence Johnson of Grand had suddenly brought Into her life Weight 1100 to 1400, Aged 3 to 12 We are sorry lo hear iMT. Bussed First—To save money for our subscribers. and curiosity. While they were ex- WANTED—Tie logs, ~See~ An- Rapids is slaying al the Elton quiet, new, and lasting significance. is still confined lo his bed. Still Mystery Child tinct this side of the Mississippi, dcrson A Aussickcr. Phone 107 years. AB have been halter brok- Peel home. One cheerfully endured loneliness Mrs. Rose Wingeier had the herds 25 miles across were being 'AcFACT FIKDE Fl-3. (c30-40 Emerson Und and sons of for that, and secret hcartache and en. Ten of the .Mares are in foai. Now Is Ttic Time misfortune to fall and break her Caledonia were callers at the Ed. Get Rta of Thai hunted In the West.—Detroit News. arm Saturday morning and it was Second—To acquaint everybody with the good wounded pride and lacerating hu- FOB SALE—40 acres in Keene- Lind home Wednesday. tp., with good buildings. Sold 4 Native Heavy Work Horses necessary to lake several X-rays Mrs. Ed. Lind and Donald mlliiition. World's Largest Hundreds of farmers are waiting for opportunities to al the hospital in (irand Rapids. i hiidreu were what she missed for *4,1100 in 1025. Will sell All aged 6, Weight 1500 yvere in Caledonia Thursday. The fish aquaria of the United Although, very painful she was results that may be obtained by a wider most. In her own city, there had al- for much less or will trade for Mr. and Mrs. Elton Peel yvere Stales bureau of fisheries, Just free and clear Grand Bapids 2-year-old Belgian Stallion attend auction sales rifht now in order to buy necessary able to return home lhal afler- ways been youuRHiers about. Spoiled, in Grand Rapids Friday. opened to the public, consists of 40 property of equal value,, Mrs. noon. Miss Evelyn Pilsch spent Sal- undisciplined darlings, who flocked Colt, weight 1300 use of The Ledger Want Column. tanks. When fully stocked, they Elmer Marshall. Lowell, Boute livestock, tools, implements, etc. unlay aflernoon wilh Miss Bea- naturally around her. The preco- The Carrom club met al the i SORE THROAT! wlli constitute the largest fresh wa- 3. (P39 and 41 2-vear-old Western Colt, Charles Bancroft home Saturday trice Kelsey. cious and beautiful children of the ter fish exhibit In the United States. evening, five tables were in play, iMr. and Mrs. Charles Peel of Any little soreness in the throat grows rapidly worse if theater. The gay. Innocent children WOOD—For sale, furnace wood weight 1000 lienors were given lo Mrs. Frank Alto were Sunday dinner guesls The totnl population of 400 flsh will and stove wood, all kinds. If you contemplate holding an auction sale call at The neglected. Crush some tablets of genuine Bayer Aspiria of women who were gay and far JACK ROBINSON Kline and Lincoln Dygert, con- at the Elton Peel home. Remember, 50c worth of free want ads for each cost Uncle Sam more than $2,000 for George Baimer, l^owell. B. 4. 6 Colts, 1 year old thisspring in some water, and gargle at once. This gives you instant from Innocent. , solations lo Mrs. Doezma of Cas- Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Lind food alone. "It has happened before yon Phone Lowell, 88-F-3. (c3 J-4l Ledger office and we will arrange all details for you. relief, and reduces danger from infection. One good gargle Their absence In her life made Also 25 Brood Ewes, due April > cade and Will Tredenick. \fler and family of Caledonia were year's subscription paid. can say Jack Bohinson," means, a fine lunch, bridge and pedro |.Sunday dinner guesls at the Ed. and you can feel safe. If all soreness is not gone promptly, as you know, it happened quick- FOB SALE—Hay and farm tools. 15. Bambouillet Bam. Lind home. Mrs. John Howard. 12(1 So. Di- were in progress. repeat. There's usually a cold with the sore throat, so The Lowell Ledger and yoyouri j A new church had been put up ly. According to an old English Mr. and Mrs. Clifiord Johnson vison St., Lowell. (p30-4U before gargling take two tablets to throw off your cold, apHin the arid land region and the story Jack Robinson was noted TERMS-CASH and family of Grand Rapids were choice of either the Grand Ba headache, stiffness or other cold symptoms. Bayer ids Herald or the Grand Baipid s mayor of the town was commis- for Ihe shortness of hK visits. Sunday evening callers of Clar- FOB SALE—Hay, straw-, oats, Hedwig Doe, 6, remains nniden Press, one year for $5.50. This sioned io engage a preacher. He Jack would call at home and he- ence Johnson al the Ellon Peel Aspirin relieves neuralgia, neuritis, too. You may use it corn and wood, also buy tho The Lowell Ledger fore the servant had lime to an- Ufied sa American polite try to freely, it does not hurt the heart oiler good only on B. F. D. routes finally met with a man he liked same. Amos Slerzick. Phone YICKS COUGH DROP home. very much. "1 hope you're not a nounce his name he would leave. Frank Backar, Owner ... All you've hoped for in a unravel poaiible kidnapping from „r where there is no newsboy 20-IM,. Alto. (p38-4-l Germanr. I/O* Angeles police hare delivery. Send all orders lo The Baptist," said he. The present -day expression, "be- MEBTON BOW ER, Auctioneer The l^well Ledger and the Phone 200 Cough Drop—medicated with the child, turned over to them by Wm. "Why so?" asked the minister. fore you can say Jack Bohinson," WOOD—The ledger can use Grand Rapids Herald, both for ledger. ingredients of i Da the, admitted escaped from Oer- /T\ "Becausc," responded the may- comes from the old story. some wood on subscription $5,60 on H. F. D. routes. All NO TABLETS ARC GENUINE BAYER AFPIRIN WITHOUT THIS

THB LOWBLL (MICH.) LHDT.KR and ALTO SOUJ THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1933. srvF>

SIX THB LOWELL (MICH.) LBDGEB and ALTO SOLO THUllSDAY. FEB. 23. 1933. by with President Hoover. Probably ««««««« wm*®® all economies that might bit the con Saranac Locals B"**" Jane Sheehan, who is very poor- eth Academy, Kalamazoo, Sunday. Visitor—Do the federal olllcers News Review of CuiTent stituendes or the favorites of any , ^ WEST LOWELL « $ CAMPAU LAKE « Wake Up Your Liver Bile ly. Gerald Anderson spent Sunday co-operate with the local author- members will lie left for Mr. Roose By Mrs. Melvin Court @ $ By Mrs. C. H. Freeman ^ Mrs. Mary Beynolds returned (Ily Mrs. Bertha Hurwood) LEGAL NOTICES t S. WEST BOWNE % with his cousin. Farrell Ander- ities in this town in enforcing velt to put Into efrect through Ihe to her home Sunday after spend- son. ^ Lowell. It F. D. 2 ^ ® Alto. B. F. D. 1 $ $ By Mrs. L. T. Anderson £ the liquor laws? , extraordinary powers which Ihe ing three weeks in St. Louis, and Native—Yes; Ihe federal olll- Events the World Over Wreck on L'8-16 -Without Calomel Democrats propose to confer on him Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Freeman Alto, It. F. D. 2 0 reports her brother is gaining cers arresl Ihe local police and Sunday cullers al C.lydc Daw- ORDER APPOINTING TIN E In Ihe language of the street, they Deputy iSherilT Hugh Tate wa.% and Marjorie were Sunday (fu- nicely from his reccnl operation. Ihe local police arrest the federal called lo t'S-Hl Friday aflernoon son's were Mrs. Ferris I'elcrson II thi* hil# la not flowlnj Irw4y. your Ima4 o are passing tlie buck. ller guests of iMr. and Mrs. J. H. And Voull Jump Out of Bed FOR HEARING CLAIMS Howard Anuerson and sister, U>wis .McDiarmid, Owen Nash solllcers . lo investigate a wreck. He und children of Heidlng. Mr. and dotan't iliffaL It Just (Way* la tfc* 1» a^a. $ McCORDS ft Mrs, Kmerson Slcvens and Chas. Wrigiil and daughter Verne. Slate of Michignn. The Probate Miss Velma spent Friday in and Ix'on Anderson are putting Roosfvelt Escapes Aliassin's Bullets but Mayor Cermak Senator Mrallon's amendment to found lhc car in the ditch, minus in the Morning Rarin' to Go Cas bloat* up your ftoma^h. Too Sa*« a Grand Bapids. up ice on the John Murray place. $ By Mrs. H. T. Williams ^ the treasury-post office supply bill Dawson of Lowell. Arlene StauflTar <« la Twelfth Installment Cnre. broken only by Harnet's ing with tears as she answered. Lydia Collar, Deceased. ^ tst In .Minml, President Elect and Haymond Banhani were in Jane Sheehan. week. MTs. Walter ('lark and family ordered kidney or bladder con- "Under such a settlement the tlons put Chairman Carl Vinson of '-p— "Si, ment doesn't get at the cauae. The milnng ih» bllr flow (rwly, | ...... iir:i\ > brMUiIng; Ihwi auddenly "Nothing. I was just wondering It appearing to the court that Franklin D. ttuosevelt narrowly es- Caledonia Tuesday. n Mr. and Mrs. I/Con Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDonald Saiurday night. dition. Users everywhere rely United States would receive 290,800, the house naval affairs committee In Lawrence, the >car old son of Were ISmiday dinner guesls of reason for your down-and-out feeling Hut dca't atk ler IIW pill*. Akk lor rarlar*! S\ N(>I SIS: I uuline, sentiinen-'||js .in^(.t. ft.|| fr()m |,im ;,m| if,. if Dennis is missing me as much Ihe time for presentation of caped being arrided to the list of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Post, died Mou- W |^| l i.i.i |., .||. l. truNtful, sincere and loving , , and family were Sunday evening called on Alice Troy Sunday af- Mrs. Andy Zoet and Mrs. Jennie on Doon'i Pills. Praised for a quandary. He annonnced he g jM )Wt is your liver. It should pouT"wt two IJMW UvtT I'llla. IxM.k Vr tbt DaaM < artar** H |o em| as I miss him." claims against said estate should America's Illustri- 000 ounces of silver at the present Do not send your job printing guesls of their parents, Mr. and lernoon. She isn't gaining as Williams are spending a few davs more than 50 years by grateful would fight the Brnlton plan In so day from lhc cITccls of piieu. Mrs, 11. Dawson spent Wednes- pounds of liquid hile into your bowels tJtilf Uvrf Pllli n tka red lab«l. FUmI a Inve. beroine# ciiHanetl and ni.r-l .Tj.,,, S(,rrv , was For. Pelerkin winced; he had not be limited, and that a time and ous victims of a* market price of around 20 cents an OUt Of town. We patronize home Mrs. \V. C. Anderson. fast as her friend wish. in Grand Jtapids wilh Mrs. Zoet's users the country over. Sold by far as It concerned the navy, and monia and whooping cungh. B» ,|ay nighl wilh hei sister. Mrs lailv •iirMimi'. Ih- at all •t/.nn T I93I,C. M. ries Denms O Mara in the belici ||u, | ()i,||,'| im.|m it. | yet got used lu the fact that Paul- place be appointed to receive, ex- sanHlna. Not one ounce. Under the provisions of the side^11111%s: filllhc* parenls, llt'fIwot sjsterstl. I.If. , %t i • a • . .a. industries ourselves, employ honv Melville Ellis of South Lowell Leon Anderson and family, sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. •11 druggists. Mary Stinton in Lowell. that their blissful bappiness will W1|s jt,(,0|lv Yol| (,rivt. ine was married, and her love for amine ami adjust all claims und act our government out of such sil- If It carried, he would fight to have llarhnra and Margery, survive. labor and respectfully ask you l . is spending a few days wilh his Michael Sheehan, Owen Nash and Henry Boskoel, of the bullets struck Mrs, Helen Heynolds is spend- eontinne unrhuiiKed thru ail thi'i Uju i^n, •• O'Hara still hurt him. demands against said deceased by ver would coin 74,0fl0,000 standard the navy yards at Boston, Charles- Funeral was held from Ihe home do lhc same. Our prices arc rea sister, Mrs. Owen Nash. He family, Phyllis, Mary, und James Harold Wood, who has been him, but Mayor An- ing Iwo weeks with her'daughler. >c«rs. (|n her wedding morning ..Voll riin 01|| of fla| "Of course he is!" he said loy- and before said court; silver dollars. It would deposit ton and Portsmouth closed down. of his grandpurents, Mr. ami Mrs. .sonahle, and w c do our work wllli was a Sunday aflernoon visitor Burns attended the basket ball spending several days with Mr. •DANS ton Cermuk of Chi- Mrs. Gabc Onan. she awakens with a strange pre m.v,.r nmi0 hm.k •• Rarbaru S!,i,, ally. "He'll be jolly glad to have It Is Ordered, That all the K. I). Harher. at the Will Flynn home. games in Middleville Friday eve- cago, who was talk- them In the treasury and Issue and Mrs. Frank Talro enlerlained care. inonitiun that maybe love does,^,, Tve done with you." you back." creditors of said deceased are re- and Mrs. A. E. Wood returned to Ledger Classified Ads Get Results I-ewis i.MbDiariuid and son ning. Caledonia girls were win- (irand Bauids ISaturday. ing with Sir. Itoose- circulate against them 174.800.000 In OMETHING concrete In the way her brother and family from ehaiifie. a thou«hl buried In he. ..No! nor Uls w#g pit|. And Pauline brightened in- quired to present their claims to Burwell were in Grand Bapids ners, while both teams of Middle- velt. WHS seriously silver certlflcatea similar to those of unemployment relief was done Obituary—James Alden Vickcryvillc Sunday. nnnd bx a ettiT fr.mi her closes! ..You know ||0W |nurh , stantly and flushed and dimpled said court at said court at said Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas S Wednesday. ville boys won over Caledonia. Apnwrn now In circulation In the United by the senate when It voted to add Mr. James Alden died Saiur- Charles llillinger .linished 111 SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG friend. Hurbara the night before. ri|ri. for Fo ivp mc and talked eagerly of her own lit Probate Oflice on or before the were in Lowell Saturday night. wounded. Two other States. 122,000,000 to the War department day nighl at Ihe home of his ling his ice house Saiurday. I'tiulinc adored Barbara who had bara. and I swear it will never lie home. Then she broke otf 12th day of June, A. I)., 1933, nl Mr. and Mrs. John Troy spent Bernard Flynn, Jr., and family men an(> two wom- /rfemm daughter. Mrs. Boberl Goodrl. He Miss Jennie Hichards of Kala- been married, was the mother of happen again." and flushed, and Pelerkin kept ten o'clock in the forenoon, said Thursday with her mother, iMrs. visited their daughters at Nazar- Ledger Want ads pay. en in tlie throng "As it requires only seventy-eight supply bill for 1934 was 82 years of age, and hail mazoo called ou Dorolhy Billln- a child which died, but now "No." Hei< eyes were hard his eyes on his plate. Pauline lime and place being hereby ap- thut was K>>thered one-hundredthsof an ounce of sliver for the purpose of 7bucw hecn a resident of New Hamp- ger Saiurday. Dorothy has heer Co dn divorced and living a life which and relentless. He fell bark hurriedly changed the subject. pointed for the examination and Franklin D, In Buy Front park In the coinage of standard silver dol- enrolling and train- some of her friends could md shire imlii three years ago, when quite ill for Iwo weeks. VMIW wwp- from her, breathing hard. II came to her mind when she adjustment of all claims and de- Roosevelt to welcome the lars, there would remain, therefore. ing 88,000 homeless al Ihe death of his wife he came understiiud. Between Dennis and "Do you—mean this?" he asked was undressing that nighl, and mands against said deceased. In the treasury, In addition to such men and Idle young iprs o fOH ('rcsldent-Kicctalso to Michigan In live wilh his Barbara is a seeming wall of per- .ui-IkV. ' she sat down on the side of the It Is Further Ordered, That 74 9fl#.000 standard silver dollars. mon In year-round sonal dislike by both. Six months were hit by the nBOHSHln's bullets l daughter. "ftfTes ioftto "1 never meant anything so bed and stared down at the car- Public notice thereof be given 241,839.000 ounces of silver to be citizens' training $ tt after Pauline's wedding. Barbara An and It was feured one of the wom- 'He leaves beside his daughter, much in all my life." Barbara an- put. losl in thoiigl 1. Would Den- by publication of a copy of this held in the treasury as security for ^ NORTH CAMPBELL ^ comes for a short stay. During en would not survive. Mr. Koosevelt camps. Senator a sister,-Mrs, Frank (ianishv, Iwo / CNV-t jswered. nis be pleased if—if there was to order for three successive weeks ^ By Mrs. S. Drew $ this visit Barbara confesses lo bad Just landed after his flshlng the maintenance of the parity of Coutens of Michi- nieces and a nephew of Saranac. "So I'm thrown over, am I! Af- be a baby? She had never heard previous to said day of hearing, So*to SUCKM Paulim* that there is a man sh? cruise, had made a brief talk to the the silver certificates so Issued." gan was the orig- ® Clarksville ter all this lime—afler all I've him say he would like to have a in the Lowell Ledger, a newspa- inator of the part t)0 Vou JUSf reallx loves, but she refuses to I done for von. Kicked out like son—n son with Dennis's eyes. per printed and circulated in said thousands In the itnrk and was be- Whal might have ulhcrwi.se M»rr IT ^ tell Ills name. Barbara decides! NE of Ihe eminent men called of the plan which Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Head- county. ing greeted by personal friends been a serious lire was averted worth were called to Alio Sunday UCK cr 1 suddenly lo gu home and Pauline! JOHN DALTON, O on to advise the senate finance is designed to pro- by the timely arrival of neigh- when the anarchist, IdentlHed as by lhc illness of the former ^ tTi GrCAI JvWT insists Dennis drive her lo llu- Judge of Probate. committee, Dr. Herman F. Arendts, Sen. Couiens vide a home, food bors, when straw on lhc harp Oluseppe /.ani-aia of Hackensack, mother, Mrs. Ed, Hcadworlh. QoT CXDMT fet-l- Voop- Tof/cut station. Irritated, Dennis drives A true copy: N. J., fired at him at a distance of a Boston economist, condemning and something to lloor of the Bobert Carmen harn Vtf'U. recklessly, and they are in a Mrs. Clarence Trowbridge and Noeoo^t— On a 7 FHED BOTH. The Finest People 20 feet In the great eicltement any plan for "Internationally man- do for a considerable part of the was set a tire by the back-firing •laughter spent Monday wilh Mr. crash. Barbara escapes injur* Kteu Ti Begisler of Probale (39-40-41 ^nd tur.iioli Mr. Roosevelt remained aged currency," such as may be ex- 800,000 boys who are said to be of a car when they undertook in and Mrs. (lolllcih iloth. but Dennis' leu is broken. As he pected to be put forth at the com- tramping about the country. The start it Monday nighl. The cat- returns to consciousness he calm and imlsted on takhiB Mr. Cer- Mr, and iMIrs, Carl Both were ing Inlernatlonal economic confer- clauses providing that the lads be was slightly damaged. learns who the man is that Bar- mak to a hospital In his car. He callers al the Fred Wallers home ence, declared that whot we need Tuesday. bara loves. It's himself. Dennis! remained over night on the yacht placed under discipline, required to In The World lhc lict-logcthcr club met .<11 Mrs, Ha McCall called on Mrs. spends several weeks in the hos-j Nourmahal and visited the wound Is less credit and more bard cash. drill, and limiting those received to DAVIS LAKE lhc home of Mr, and Mrs. William'Silas Drew Saiurday. pital. Barbara returns to .sta.\ ed mayor next morning before leaf- Sliver Is the salvotlon. In this hard Americans physicuily and mentally ^ By Mrs. Win. Schrader Baker. February 16. A pot luck Mr, and Mrs, Leo" McCall and with Pauline, but on one pretext t ing by train for New York. money campaign, he maintained. lit for community life were Intro- dinner was served lo Ihirty-lwq!family sik-iiI Sunday aflernoon or another fails In visit Denms $ Alio, H. F. D. 3 ^ Its remonetluitlon would be the en- duced at the instance of Senator Da- Reside in Lowell and the contiguous territory. The Ledger is doing All the world was shocked by the people. A ouilt was tied ami with S. Weaver and wife al Lo- with Pauline at the hospital. gine priming that would. In six vid Reed of Pennsylvania. As the Dorothy Cohen and Mable Lor- attempted assassination and mes- presented to Mr. and MK Hohci I gan. Pauline plans highly for Dennis' months, enable America to sell to bill was drawn, boys between fif- ing were Tuesday supper guesls sages of congratulation on his es- Harger as u token of rcnicm- Mr. and Mrs, Albert Johnson return home. of Thora Dygert. the best it knows how to render to these people a worth-while ser- cape poured In on Mr. Roosevelt, one the Orient between (100 and 650 mil- teen and twenty-one years old will brancc from Ihe club members. Barbara stays onl\ one da\ and daughter of Clarksville spent Mrs. Kate Curley called on of the first received being from lion dollars' worth of lumber, wheat, be admissible provided they can ITic Burgers arc moving lo a after Dennis' relurn from llu- Sunday evening with iMr. ami Mrs. John Livingston. Wednes- cotton and copper. show that they have been without farm near Fenwick. hospital. Much against his will President Hoover. Mrs. Roosevelt Mrs. Hoy Heaven, day. vice by publishing a reliable, dependable, constructive home news- First of the sdvlsers heard by work for six months or more, and Dennis limls a new attraction in heard the news as she returned Klcanor McCall spenl Friday Loren Dygert and Jerry Free- the committee was Bernard M. provided they can meet the C. M. Barbara, who plays Ihe same cool home from a dab where she had Mrs. Mabel Stutz and daughlcrs nighl wilh Mrs, Silas Drew. man have been pulling up ice the Baruch, who Is likely to be In the and detached role as formerly. made an address. Her only com- T. C. entrance requirements as to were visitors in Ionia Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Townseml past week. paper. That service could be much bettered by a greater use of the A fortnight after Barbara's re- ment on lesrning that her husband Roosevelt cabinet. He argued vig- eltlsensblp and health. Mrs. Gertie Henry has been and dnughtcr visited Monday Mr. and Mrs. William Schrader lurn to New York, she receives a was uninjured was: "I am thank- orously against currency InflatlOD helping care for her uncle. James with the former's mother and were Wednesday dinner guests Alden, brother. letter from Pauline that she and advertising columns of this paper—a service which would redound ful." She did not change her plans, and In favor of a speedy balancing i at lhc Hobert Goodcl of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Diefeubaker NVE8TIOATIOF of the election home. Dennis are coining to New York of the budget, and urged the adop- Mr, and Mrs. W. Hawley and of Alaska, and in Ihe afternoon I which took her next day lo Utica to I of John H. Overton as aenator for a little vacation. tion of a beer tax and the repeal of Mr. and iMrs. Luke Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Heaven were called on Freeman Diefeubaker | speak at a home and fsrm week cel- from Lonlslsna by a senate commit- I poll their arrival a round of to the benefit of both buyer and seller. the Eighteenth amendment He and son spent ISunday al Mr. and callers nl the C.islcr home Thurs and family of Dullon. ebraUon. tee that went to New Orleans gave day. ga> enterlainnient gets under also advised the federal leasing of Mrs. John Livingston's near Alio. Mr. Van Dyke and sun of Grand Secret service operatives In Ml- Senator Huey Long opportunity for The Temps' .Hi Hats, n peppy way—throwing Dennis and Paul- farm acreage to curtail production, Bapids and Ed. Lind spent Tues- | ami ssld Zangara, the assassin, was many characteristic outbreaks, and orchestra from Ionia arc conducl- ine much into each other's com- and this plan wss Indorsed by O. C. 1 day aflernoon al the Nick Pilsch | a member of an anarchist group at though he apologized frequently to ing dances at lhc Boy Scout halt pany. Of cutirsi , Dennis IH a darling," said Dennis's wife. Teague, former member of the farm home. These People Should Have the Opportunity to Read Paterson N. J., and that he declared the committee. Chairman Howell each Saiurday nighl. SAVE JOHN RUSKIN Dennis is in love wilh Barbara. board. Mr. Teague, asserting that lie breaks through all barriers Albert Staull'er and Boss Stauf- he had no accomplices, acting en- threatened him with action for con- The boys and girls haskcl hall the collapse of the credit structure CIGAR BANDS and tells her of his love. Paul-ian importunate tramp. Yer> and his way of laughing. Paul- fer called at f. S. Hunter's Mon-. tirely on his own Initiative. Imme- tempt Long's brother, now his bit- teams of Belding were both de- day afternoon. Regularly the News Your Store Has to Offer Regard- of the country was the fundamen- feated in a game with Saranac ine is called home by the ill- well! we shall see. I'll make ine's simple mind le^i^H-d aheaV diate steps toward his trial were ter enemy, and various other wit- Mrs. William Schrader visited tal cause of the depression, urged teams at Saranac Friday nighl. ness of her mother. Dennis lyou pay for this—you " and was lost in a misTof rosy taken, but the authorities were nesses told of many Instances of al Ajk your dealef '.Mrs. Kale Curley Thursday after- federal guarantee of bank deposits, The Saranac Advertiser for ten stays on. Barbara is happy. Both For a moment she thought he dreams. | careful to avoid any possible charges leged corruption, graft nnd extor- noon. ing Its Goods and Merchandise. and in this be has the full support days arc allowing 25c per bushel for new Premium WArttH TH€ rAAKUf light against love—but it's over | was going to strike her; then his Barbara could be godmother ol that Zangara was being "rail- tion In Louisiana, and the retort of Mrs. Ed. Slauirer spenl Satur- of Speaker Garner. for oals as credit on subscriplioii powering. Dennis declares his arm fell to his side. "I'll make course, and perhaps dear old Pel- 1 roaded." the "Klngfish" In nearly every case Catalog. More love and Barbara admits she you pay—my (iod. I'll make you erkin would be godfather, and if day afternoon wilh Mrs. Hoss George N. Peek, a manufacturer accounts. Just another way of SlaufTer. was "You're a liar"—with profane loves him. jpay to the lasl farthing!'* he it was a boy they would call ii of Moline. UU set forth bis objec- heating "Old Man Depression." Havana to* Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pilsch were Y THE rather surprising vote of trimmings. The charges Involved BUD V BUB By ED KRESSY Dennis Pelerkin O'Hara. tions to the domestic allotment bill, The Bcbekab lodge will hold a NOW (iO ON WITH THE STORY K^ne. Monday aflernuon guests of Mr. B 03 to 23 the senate adopted the both Overton and Long. bridge and pedro parly al their bareo is now And then she cried a little be- nnj m..,,:.. which Is doomed to death either lo I revised Rlalne rosol.uion suhmlt- hall, February 21, An invitation Pauline stayed with her molher cause the dream was so beaulH xf« ""j wm:.'. Read the Following the senate or In the White House, used in JOHN GOIMG WSTAt IH OiXl zv: '.m- Mr. and (Mrs. William Scbrader tlng repeal of the Eighteenth is extended to all. Admission UNITED 5TAT6S TODAY Then he heard Barbara's voice, for a week. ful and because she felt she did and proposed a modification of the APAN Informed the world that kUW AMD TtLAVEL OUT R) SK not deserve to be so happy, and and Tom Forward spenl !S«lur- I amendment to conntltutionai con- 10c. RUSKlN.making a little breathless and nervous. She was not unhappy, bul she day evening with Mr. and Mrs plan whereby curtailment of acreage J its negotiations with the league TU OLDEST LIVIMQ TUIMGS OM Ihen she kissed Dennis's picture. ventions In the states. In this The Girl Hcscrves on Mondav OHUT "It's Jerry—I made him come was restless and preoccupied, Allen Lashy and family of Mc- would come after planting and of Nations In the Manchuclan dis- greatesi which stood in ils old place be- And don't let it Be a lost opportunity: form the measure Is almost in sc- night met and elected their olli- it the •nip,' iRt? in. (live him a drink, will you, "It's as if someone is walking Cords. before harvest, since "the variation pute bad come to nn end. The ccrs for the coming year: Presi- side her bed. and then she knell jcord with the plank of the Demo- •i Dennis, while I go and make my-jover my grave," she told her In yield of sll growing cropa from foreign oflice In To- cigar value at 5c m down ami said her prayers. Miss Eva Buegsegger and Albert cratic platform. It provides for dent, Lois Walter; vice president self look beautiful." molher once, with a little excited Curley spent the week-end with year to year depends 78 per cent on kyo said It would Elva Myers; secretary, Klcanor Smoke the sizt Dennis turned quickly. Jerry laugh. "Do you believe in pre- WCCk t outright repeal except for federal KMlrK - weather and pests, largely beyond offer no further Faulkner; treasurer. Marie Gei- Barnet was already in the room, monitions. Mumsie? I never J****** protection for dry states against Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith and concessions and ger; sponsor. Mrs. iMurl Bufncr. you prefer — and Barbara had escaped. used to. but just lately I've had Such a baby." he said, bul she The Total Value of Farm Lands The Total Numher of Farms | liquor Importations. humsn control, and only 29 per family of Grand Bapids were would stand firmly Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Bargcr •'•V •, Jern nodded slillly. "How the sort of feeling that something had a kind feeling lhat all the Speaker Garner predicted the res- cent on the acreage planted." Perfecto Extra oi Sunday dinner guesls of Mr, and by Its determina- were Sunday guests of her par- •lo! Didn't expect lo find you is going lo happen, something— Huinr IXanis likcl h. r lo „r„, m, lolutlon would be speedily accepted tion to maintain ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harriman of Panetela. here." His eyes were more un- something I shan't like. It's not and Buildings in the Eight in These Same Eight Town- by the house. Tlie approval of tlie INANCIAL troubles of the Union Fenwick, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pilsch called the government of friendh than his voice, and Den- Dennis—he's written every ollui n President Is not required; but It FGuardian Trust company, an In- m nis answered calmly, "We've just day. and he's ipiite well." Sh ln±ptf„K"l,tc:td r "» »nd «... Thurv Manchukuo. Yosnke day aflernoon. | must be ratified by 80 slates. vestment concern of Detroit, led been In see m> wife oil" at Pad-{laughed. "Dennis writes such fun- prayed for Barbara, loo, lillle Principal Townships Served by ships Served Regularly by the Matsuoka, Japan's NOTICE, LEDGER READERS Mr. and Mrs. William Schrader Voliug for the resolution In the Gov. William A. Comstoek of Mich- UOT so A60 AN AVERAGE 5126 SEQUOIA dington. Her mother is ill—she ny letters, Munisie—you reall> dreaming thai al thai very mo- able representative Friends of The Ledger and Al- /VOW fACl and Tom Forward visited al the j senate were 33 Democrats, 211 Re- igan to take Ihe WULSItt.TntOlWST UVlHCi THIU6$ OU Tilt WAS FEUfD AWD VJHtM THE CJM05,UAtLklUG ITS was sent for." would think he's shy of me!" ment those Iwo were for her sake at Geneva was io Solo having business in the ora* E*OTM m SOME OP TuttE ACCD vohaocus AMMML CAOU/TH wear COUUTC^IT WAS FOO^D TO Henry Sinter home in Grand Bap- publicans and 1 Farmer-Laborlte. courageous step of i "'I Pauline's mother smiled. She lighting desperalely agaiusl their the Ledger is Ledger is given Instructions Prohale Court of Kent Countv OtTME B3BE5T-"-TME SEQUCATttt• • • MAUV VHOUVEAAS OLD ids Sunday. Against It were 0 Democrats and 14 proclaiming an MOKE HAVANA OF THEM WECE JUST MATUOi PLAU*S WHCH IT TOOk TV* MTV MtH TO tWClCOt AHCTUfcl I here was an awkward silence, could not (piile make up her passionate love for each other. to this effect and Vo«uk« will confer a favor on the pub THE PVBAMIDS OP 66VfT M/tW BUILT. OU6 Ol- THt GB6AT TBCeS iw TW/S POC.EST Miss Eva Huegsegger, Mrs. Kate j Republicans. eight-day hank holi- and Dennis knew lhal this man mind aboul her daughter's mar- Pauline slipped into bed and told to withdraw Matsuoka hshcr by requesting the court to, fell asleep almost al once, only to Curley and son Albert, were Sun- The Illinois senate passed leglsla- day, and his drastic nuisl have seen the tears and riage. Pauline seemed happ> day callers at Ihe William Mur- from the league and order probale notices published t1tJ Hushed distress of Barbara's face, enough. "The lirsl vear of niar- waken aboul two hours later jtlon wiping out the state prohibition action received the in this paper. The Court will be BURS GOUUA HAVE A BitlnpAs phy home iu Grand Bapids. return home as soon as the league •tOMOttftjOui pfioFf5«oa AUPHl "Have a drink?" he asked with riage is always a little dillicult." wilh a fast beating heart and a 1 law and the search and selxure act. approval and legal glad to comply with the request TWIUUS UE.'< 6R0WW OP. VMHAT / Ed. Lind and son were iu Alto $8,194,570 1,362 Farms adopted the reiwrt of the committee feeling of fear. "Dennis!" she sanction of the leg- when made. Respectfully, LAOGM ntAT WOUtC 6tVE IVfc>f an ellort. ^ ber mother said gently, "and I Wednesday afternoon. sal up in bed and spoke his name of nineteen which reasserts tlie prin efPVWOODTORS If" OMLY TULY "No. thanks." think my lillle girl is managing Loraine and Maxine Dygert HILE Ambassador Sir Ronald islature. Theleglila R. G, JefTeries. Pub. Ledger. | tdoiid in the silent room, sl retch As Follows: As Follows: dple of Chinese sovereignty In Man COULD LAUGH WCH.'LPU'T IT ' Ihe silence fell once more and very well from what I can hear." spent Saturday iu Grand Bapids. WLindsay was sinrtiiii; hack to tors also got busy remained unbroken till Barbara She paused, then asked. "And ing out her arms. For aj| iu- churia and declines to recognize Iwashlngton with the Hrltish pro- at once with the stant she was almost sure he hail Manchukuo. All this was formu- returned. "Bichiird s hiniself what is Dennis doing in New The Lowell Ledger and your enactment of meas- 1 been I here close beside her. sure $ 986,001 Ada 165 Iposals for the war debt dlsms- lated by the cabinet and approved again: she said lighth. "I've York without von?" rhoice Ada ures covering the been unburdening my soul in a "Oh. I think he's quite all ho hail riiMii' i«i h .r T* Vn eMer the Grand Hap- jKlon scheduled for by the emperor. AUTO LOANS situation and bear- lit of tears." she informed Barncl. right." Pauline said. "Dr. Storn- jMarch, Senator Key Legal Rate of Intereat Bowne 1,548,655 Bowne 198 ing retroactive Gov. Comstoek Dispatches from Tokyo said the "loo inan> late nights mid loo away is qp there, von know, and 1 Iplttman introduced governrgent feels that withdrawal TVX&SS*•oh whlir'i'!' ;? i..ri:.,. i J oiler flood only on B. F. 1). routes clauses. FIIELITY COIPOMTIOR much In drink, so Dennis has that's nice for Dennis. And then la bill that would from the League of Nations will be linfli"' p-iiiliii' \vhijl! i ' or where there is no newsbo\ Cascade 1,126,765 Cascade 145 Except for the upper peninsula, OF MICHIGAN been lelhng me." She lighted a there ib Barbara, of course. I Iseem to have some the turning point In the empire's 'Zly ""!*»£>•• S»n.l .11 ordm U. Th, which Is separated both geogruph- 1018-19 Grand Ra ids cigarette and pudied the box think he's seen her once or |merlt, thniiKh our history. Before the ultimate deci- ( across to him. "Aren't you go- twice." 981,400 leally and economically from the National Bank Bulldog CONTINIED NEXT WEEK Grattan Grattan 132 xpert financiers sion Is made. It was announced, in}: In drink. JerryV "Poor Barbara!" said Pauline's remainder of the slate, the banks GRAND RAPIDS, Mh H. Jmay tear II to there would he an extraordinary "No thanks," mother. Good CIubhinK Offer were abiding by the holiday order. —and— Lowell 939,200 Lowell 187 jpleces. The mens- conference of the council of elders, L LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO. AJTOS AfiE OftWEM TMfiTHyE T VTUHME L CUT OOT Of She made a lillle grimace al his 1 LOWELL PIBLIC LIBRARY The upper peninsula Is In a differ- National Bank Buildinc, mt BASfc Ot- AWOlHfcft.TWhuTHEHOO JOWEOTBUHU "''' W' ' looked ui) quickly. The Lowell ledger und vour liire would permit the heads of branches of the Impe- Newark, N. J^ Makers f:,(T- .. ^tll. nn\. one for • \Yh.\ do you sa> that?' she choice of either Ihe Grind itap-1 GRAHAM ent federal reserve bank district IONIA, MICHIGAN. of Some of the FAILe wTOff tC S TVO MEN OM HEfiE IS THE CHURCH AT SAUTA BOSA.CAll - HLDG.—WEST 81 DI 342,340 jflreat Britain to rial family, all living former pre- THE WOODHOUSE CO. iHORSEftAC WMCAU OlO E AWtfAST.THUS VbO CAM POCWIA,BUILT EHTlWLY PComTUE U)ooO inc. un)way. she said. asked. "Barbara's quite happy ids Herald or the (irand Bapids Vergennes Vergennes 143 and. although the governor of the Under State SuperTlalon -OPEN- Imake tin' ptjmMOt Grand Rapids, Mich. COHPACethrT vMAMMOT H SIZfi Of THESETCfES. Of OMf GOf AT REOwooO TTIEE... Dennis took up his coat. "Ill —at least I think she is. She's Press, one year for $.')„')(». This Federal Reserve hank of Minneap- miers and other distinguished per- Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday jon her debt due In be oil, jfe was haling Barncl gol a nice man she goes about offer good only on B. F. I>. routes Boston 1,165,900 Boston 213 olis said he was keeping bands off sonages. wilh all his heart, and yet he from 2 to A p. m. jjune In sliver, and Sen. Plttman wilh; his name is Jerry Barnel or where there is no newsboy In the situation, most banks above Meanwhile plans for a general knew that for Barbara's sake he AUDIE E. POST, Librarian this, according to "MICKY" AND HIS GANG lie adores her, bul I don't think delivery. Send all orders loTV Keene 1,104,300 Keene 179 the Straits of Mackinac were doing Japanese offensive against the Chi- By SAM 1GER must show uothiug of what he she cares much for him. Bul |Mr. Plttman, would operate to the Ledger. business as usual. nese province of Jehol, which Japan felt. there is someone she loves. She idvantage of the United States; claims Is a part of Manchukuo. were The Federal Reserve bank of De- "Go and see him mil, will you, told mc so once. I wonder who Head the Ledger Ads. $8,194,570 vould enable England to avoid reported well under way, and It was -THERE &oe.b W HE.LLO SO WHE.N V, DR\NK Jerry?" Barbara said coolly. She 1,362 troit remained open and received 5«Y GOOFY il is." she added almost lo her- i. f. nmasEH transfer of gold to meet the next expected that a campaign would soon tHht FUNNf NOW nilk ill think nodded lo Dennis. "Good-bye- millions of dollars from Chicago Goofr w&A self. PhyaicZa* tmi Bargcon ^ar debt payment and would make begin to drive out several hun- FELLER ViERE WW oNf\ T5 PER SOUP/ ring me up some lime." "I don'l Ihink Barbara is a ver> and New York, and the Detroit % , OVER CHT STATE BANK Dsslble acceptance by Great Brit- dred thousands of Marshal Chang's T 3 NOT VOU HAVE ' 13 HE f ME WATH TO tPMJSE ANN .YOU'RE OUT HATH TO WHAT I THINK ,, GOIN& TO "I've suspected him all along. ling." said Dennis's wife. "followed by hours of Negcaco Block, LowoN. HETM ONLY GOT That night in the theatre—every Pelerkin emptied his wineglass. CftLUNG, 1 SEE TELL YOU IT i s r—z^Jvi GOT STAY ? mental or physical strain; Office Hoars, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. OL h night shirt time he's been in your com- "Why isn't he here?" he asked Office Phone 31 somethin A NEW BABY S WITH HI pany " bluntly. nerves tensed almost to the The Business Men and Institutions of Lowell are urged to help : sa OVER AT Barbara rose lo her feel. Pauline Hushed. "He would breaking point; irritable; OUR HOUSE "If you're going to be a cad. have come—he wanted to come, unable to concentrate. Jerry, you'd heller go." she said. only I knew it would be so dull JONX R. STITKER themselves by using regularly the Advertising Columns of the Low- "Oh, yes, go! to make room for for him wilh Daddy away. He Why endure it? Dr. Miles' Newspaper advertising has —DENTIST— him, I suppose," he almost shout-' would have come, only I persuad- Nervine quiets the nerves, brings / ed. He caught her arm roughly.led him not lo." calm and noise, and permit re- Phone 216 Honra 9 to I ell Ledger in Service to This Community. freshing sleep. swinging her round to him. "Has "I see." Open Wednesday and Saturday he been making love lo you?" he Pauline was olTemled. She Dr. Miles' Nervine is now Evening. 7 to 9 become the voice of business. demanded. 'Ihoughl Pelerkin was silly lo be made in two forms—Liquid and Office closed Thursday afternooni "How dare you!" so old-fashioned. Effervescent Tablet. Both have He laughed. "Oh, I dare very "Is Mrs. Stark looking afler the same soothing effect on the well. I know you. Barbara— him?" Pelerkin said suddenly, nerves. D0I8LAS N. OATLEY anything for a new conquest. And j "i asked her lo." Pauline said $1.00 at your drug store No other medium of advertising —DENTIST— you his wife's friend, eh? (jnickly. and then wondered why Over 12,000 People Reside in Lowell Territory Barbara's eyes blazed in hei she had spoken defensively, and WtMILES' , Office over Hodges Grocery white face. then quite suddenly a wave of| rfbeycentr Office Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to 6 "Lei go of my arm." she said sheer homesickness for Dennis Open Wednesday and Saturday has ever taken its place. iu a very still voice. "And when swept over her. Evenings, 7 to 9 "A penny for your thoughts." NERVINE Closed Thursday afternoon you've done that you can walk TABLETS out of my llal and never come Pelerkin said suddenly, and Paul- Phone 50 (All figures given in this advertisen.ent are from official government statistics) 'i EIGHT THE LQWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO THURSDAY, FEB. 23. 1933.

The Wesley Hible class of M. E. s. s.. Mrs. C. H. Reynolds teacher! Political Advertising Newspaper Advs. mel al llu* church house T'hurs- $ STRAND CALENDAR « Flexible to Market Special for Saturday ulay evening. February Kith for I wish to announce that I am a ««««««•$$$$$$« Speed Queen Ihcir ri'Kulur monlhly social Kalli- candidate for Township treasur- Thursday and Friday: Ed- crliig with a bouiiliful pot luck Mrs, Claudia Q, Murphy, speak- er of Lowell Township, Mich., muml ixiwe and Wynne Gibson Mlckleberry's "Old Farm" supper following llu* proKruin ing at Women's Advertising club Mlckleberry's subject to the decision of the in "The Devil Is Driving," Com- which consisted of music, games in Grand Bapids, said that the caucus. J, iXK Hutchinson. edy, "Bring 'em Back a Wife." and readinKs. The tables wen newspaper leads Ihe magazine Elmliarst Sliced Bacon "> 22c Sliced Bacon "L'XX * 27c Oddity. "A Duck Hunter's Para- prettily decoruled, each with a as an advertising medium today. To the voters of I .owe II Town- dise.'' center piece, consisting of a cov ship: I will be a candidate for The lest is not circulation, slie FREE—25c Jig Saw Puzzle given away with every 50c cash pur- ered box from which extended re-election as Highway Commis- Saturday: Double bargain show: said, but the quality of the sub- a cord to each place marked for sioner. Your support will be Feature No. I, Buck Jones in scribers from the standpoint of chase which includes at least one Mickleberry product. We have Ihe Kuests. which numbered six- greatly appreciated. Having hail "Hello Trouble," Feature No. 2. their buying habits, A newspa- ty, and as these cortis wen several years of experience in Leo Carrillo. Viviaue Osborn In per is mote flexible in handling also Mickleberry's Smoked Ham, Boiled Ham and Cottage Butts. drawn a valentine for each pres- road work am full\ qualilled for "Men Are Such Fools," Last ep- subject matter, she said, men They are delicious! ent was attached. The evening's this otllce. isode of "Last of The Mohicans," Honing the variations in buying festivilies were in charge of Mr. Leslie (Jim) Bickner, Sound News, Cartoon, habits in various centers. and Mrs. Ned Kyscr and a mosl (c31)tf Highway .Commissioner. Sunday and Monday: Helen delightful evening was spent by Hayes, Car> Cooper, Adolphe all. PRIME STEER BEEF LAMB! LAMB! To Ihe Voters of Lowell town- Melijou in "A Farewell to Arms," Remember When ship: The undersigned will be Charlie Chase comedy, "Fallen Twenty-two young people and a candidate for the ollice of clerk Arches." Sound News, When boys used to sharpen of Lowell township al the com- Iwo advisors met at the home of their own skates, but when tliev ing caucus. Your support wiil Tuesda> and Wednesday: James Choice Chuck Roail Ib, 10c LejolLamb Ib. 16c Hobert Merrill Thursday evening. wanted a real job done thev be appreciated, Bespectfully, Dunn and Boots Mallory in "Han- February Kith for the purpose of went lo an expert? organiiing Ihe club at which time c3!)-4()) Elmer S, White. dle With Care." Our gang com- Lamb Chaps Ib. 15c When Grant Warner played the Terier Pot Roast Ib, 8e a previous committee gave a re- edy, "Fish Hookey." Paraniount Cartoon. fiddle and kept time with his port of which the following or- To the Voters of Lowell Twp,: foot? CASH PRICE Shoilder Lamb Ib. 12e I wish to announce myself as Meity Bed Ribs Ib. 7c ganization was planned. The When the short locks of hair candidates for the oflice of Town- name of the club is to be the T. «««««««<*««««<»« nl back of Ihe neck that now lie ship Treasurer at the coming N. T. club with olllcers as fol- on the barber shop door were re- Fresh Side Pork Ib. 8e March caucus, I will greatly $39.50 Veil Shonlder Roast ib. 12c lows: Dictator, Hoger While; I BIRTHS « ferred lo by the ladies as "scold Secretary of State, Mable Hall; appreciate your support, ing locks?" and up wi,h 1 Mrs. (iHoward) Owie Potter, (p4ll To Mr. and Mrs, Karl Nichol- I July llinh Disseminater, Helen When men wore velvet earlaps Veil Stew p "**' Ib. 8c Pork Shl'der RoastIb. 8c Hunter; ('hancelor of Exchequer, son, February 17, 1933, a daugh- Time paymenla an low an One ter, Nancy. Congratulations to that were held in place by ad- Margaret Hansen. After busi- To the Voters of Lowell Twp,: justable steel bands? Dollar per week AIIPo,l, lb ness meeting an hour of social ac- I will he a candidate for renom- the Nicholsons on the lirsl ar- rival of an heir. They have When shoe blacking came in Hamburg Ground or Sausage 2 • 15c tivities was spent, which includ- ination as Highway Overseer at flat circular tin boxes, beuutifully ed jig-saw puzHes, after which a the regular March caucus for tin- been at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Nicholson in Grand Bapids embellished, and only required a 6 Voll, 1.1 Plate Storage BatlerieH midnight watlle supper was April 3 election. Your support little saliva to become ready foi served by the host. Adjourned will be appreciated. Ihe past several months and an- Special price—New Slock rolled, boned lb. tb toe all former Lowellites. use? Sin'k Him IZ^e ! Chink Bacon to meet iMarch 2nd. with Mar- p40-4L Clyde Dawson, When we got a sideache from $3,9K and Exchange garet Hansen, who will he assist- To Mr. and Mrs, Harold Buck. running, in our boyhood days, (Gertrude Cahill,) on February ed by Grace Warren and Muby To the Voters of Lowell Twp,: and cured it by the simple expe- Quality Groceries Hoyenga. I wish to announce that 1 am u 18th, 15133, a 7-pound daughter, dient of lifting a small stone out candidate for the oflice of Town- Leona Mae, at iMIcKinley hospital, of the ground, spitting in the ('•rand Hapids, bar> Thursday evening, February 1(5. ship treasurer and would greatly hole and replacing the stoneV Butter Pure Creamery lb. 20c Big Ben Soap 7 23c was "ladies night" at the Hod and appreciate your support. February 1(1, 1033, in the Ionia Now folks who get that way go Ralph's Gun club and a delicious pot luck Mrs, (Alfred) Eunice Thompson. hospital, a Id lb baby girl to Mr see a doctor. 7 o'clock supper was served to (c.'ititf and Mrs. Charles Thorp. (Gladys Remember we have about forty guests, after which Walker.) who will answer to the Ledger want uds cost little, ac Tire & Radio Shop —WEAVER'S cards proved the entertainment. To Voters of Lowell Township: name, Gretchen Mary. complish much. Phone 433-F2 Lowell FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Mrs. Carl Peckham held hiKh At the request of friends 1 have I score and Mrs. Bruce McQueen decided to become a candidate i low in the Bridge game. for Township treasurer of Lowell township. Being a High School Garden Lore Club Social Events i iMrs. F. A. Gould assisted by and business college graduate I Free Want Ads for Mrs. Jennie Townseml enter- am amply qualified to perform tained the Sisters of the Skillet al the duties of the oflice, I solicit The club met on February 14th. the former's home Wednesda> your earnest consideration. wilh Mrs. Cecil Hibbler. The Birthday Party evening, February l.jth. Three Mrs, ((',) June Weber Dollowav. Annual Group had charge of llu Mis. F. La Hrecque of Grand Ledger Readers tables of pedro were In pla>, (p37-3«-3!l entertainment. Mrs. H. H. Shep- Hapids entertained at the home honors going lo Mrs. Wrne Ash- ard read the poem. "A Package of of In i' lliolher. Mi s. Walter Yard- ley and Mrs. Mert .Sinclair, after 1ENTEN VALUES I ntil further notice The Led- Notice lo voters of Lowell Seed" b\ Fdgar Guest. Mrs. I'. ley. with a two course luncheon which dainty refreshments were ger will give .'>11 cents worth of .1. Fineis lold the club aboul ami bridge in honor of her birlh- township: I wish to announce free advertising in the Wanl ('ol- served by the hostesses. Howe>-in-lhe-Hills. Florida, and day Tuesday. Feb. 14th. The that I will be a candidate for Hie umn for each year's subscription of Ihe tlowers and shrubs lhal house was decorated with roses ollice of Township treasurer at paid. A curd will be issued, Mr, and Mrs, Newton Coons ac- AT are in bloom there at this time ol and buds, and at the tables rose companied by Mrs. Sarah Purdy the township caucus in March. good for use any time within Ihe Your support will be appreciated, the year. The club sent in a buds for each guest. of Alton. Mr. and Mrs. George E. year. list of the following gardens to After Ihe luncheon and an hour (Mrs, B. F,) Dorcas E, Green, This oiler is made primarily to Lee, Mr, and Mrs. Bud .Moore, Mi. The Federated Garden clubs of of visiting, bridge was played. uctpiainl all of our subscribers and Mrs, Ferris Taylor accom- Michigan, which will be opened Mrs. Orley Hutason receiving the with Ihe resull-gelting (pialities panied by Mr, and Mrs, Fred Scott To the voters ol Lowell town- to Federation members this sum- honors, which was a beautiful of Lansing and Mr, and Mrs, Will ship: I wish to announce that I faoairb of Ledger advertising and also to mer: Mrs. H. M. Shivel, Mrs. hmrl shaped box of chocolate enable each subscriber lo make a Laux attended a Bural Carriers' will be a candidate for Township Peter Fineis. Mrs. Norman Hor- candies, and MVs. huben l/ee, Ihu saving of .'»<» cents on each year's nieeting at Cascade. The ladies treasurer at Ihe coming caucus gerson. Mrs. Willard Himtei, consolation, lhal being a heart subscription. of the church spread a chicken and will greatly appreciate your Mrs. S. S. Lee. iMrs. P. C. Peck- shaped box of mixed nuts. dinner for the company after support tf you have anylbing >ou want Vr 'ft' Included in the guest list were Ml v which a fine program was en- Mrs. Helen (Morse) Brown, HERE'S THE BIGGEST FISH VALUE IN YEARS to sell, swap or trade, or if vou ^ p 1 i.f -h 1 ".1 f shl ,,nl ,,ml l,u 1 l,,chrr Mrs. Geo. M. Parker, Mrs. Clyde joyed. (c3Ct want to buy anylbing the Ledger P ' Collar. Mrs. Howard Hartlelt. Want Column ails will hriiiK re- i 'lV" Uill.or ivinimk Iwh! » Mrs. Arthur Armstrong, Mrs. Ur W M U l, r Mk Mr. and Mrs. Orley Bulason To the Voters of Lowell Twp,: VAN CAMP'S TUNA FISH 10c J' il ^•| 1 ' court prociMlure on "Whv do we P " Fenning. Mrs. Beuben Lee were hosts to a li o'clock dinner C \ Xr ^ 10 , «" Ws. Orb. Bulason and the guest I wish to announce that 1 am A dioiet varitly from lhc cold, dtar waltn of Iht teuditrn Pacific—Doitn $1.15 Saturday evening, after which a candidate for highway com- ,h, l than we do on Annuals." whicn1 honor. three tables of bridge were missioner at the township caucus ___ lproved to be very entertaining: played. Guests from out of town in March. I have had several with Mrs. Elmer While, as judge. West End Bunco Party Woman S dub were Mr, and Mrs, Tony Tusken years experience in road work. Alt variatfaa Mrs. Pennock and Mrs Niles as Mrs. U-one Mallery enlertaineort will be appreciated, KRAFT'S CHEESE 2 25c 0r Un 111 l 0 ( l,,b l hr r , OI,,t Fri all of Chicago, Others present (c38-5 Orley Rulason, The Woman's club ha.! a pleas- "" "S sten^ra^e^ Se i'i ' T ^ . 1 .l ' ' " FaiaoM packajt chtcec wilh full nalucat (Uvo* afle rnoo were Mr. and Mrs, Allen Bennett, ant and profitable meeting at the iVes" s were Vtrs a lie Peck I n f r' "th. houi 1 0 1 ,n play N rs Mr. and Mrs. Huben Lee, Mr. and Inane of ..Mrs. o. J. Veitcr's Wed- . ^ ?, J Veiler Mrs I P l!-, .J* V""* . - To the voters of Vergennes: ( r Mrs. Walter Vardley ami Mr, and Avondalt nesdax afternoon, Mrs E s. , ^ ' V *• l- ' • l-'l" '» d"er, Mrs. James An- I am again a candidate for clerk Brand ,0 n ,ln WS Un(l Mrs, Lewis Jones, Honors went SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 M 29c Wliite was chairman and Mr.t ' J"'"',V' xi^ ulh^ r"hiiI, 1 , of Vergennes and would greatly Nellie Andrews, assistant. ?'.-..IM- %v . were awarded the h.moi-s. I hose to Mrs, Bennett and ix'wis Jones, Larft, (hick tiicci in heavy t/rup .will meet with Mrs, F. E. White.|| .| | | appreciate your support at the Mrs. While gave a talk nt U( lM in the guest list were consolation to Mrs, Walter Vard- The Perennial Group will hav Hepublican caucus, Cenrge and Martha Washington Mesdames Balph Boerma. P, .1. ley and Tony Tusken. charge of Ihe program. c37) —Irma Bichmond and the home al Mount Vernon. Bowes. F. Fenning. U. M. Pur- ...... Chase, E. Gardner. J. Collins. Em- Mrs. J. K. Moore entertained the Mrs. Albert Duell read an ar- To Voters of Vergennes Twp,: FRIDAY snd SATURDAY ONLY ticle; "Flowers and Ihe First ^9^9999 ma Austin. Don Phillips. Ba\ Yardley Group of the Congrega- I desire to announce that I wilt I .allies." Miss Hoover sang Iwo {cj ^ Ingersoll, Will Fox. W. C. Hogers. llional church al her home on l)lx lu w be a candidate for the oflice of numbers and four of her pupils Hudson avenue Friday afternoon. o COMING EVENTS ® 1j - A- W»rd. Ar- clerk of Vergennes at the Hepub- tap danced and toe danced, ac- :lhur Hunter. Mrs. P. .1. Bowes Fourteen guests were present PINK SALMON 3 - 22c The next regular meeting aiuliNV'" entertain the club Frida\. and the afternoon was spent in lican caucus and will appreciali companied by Miss Fvel.Mi Veilei your support, Tarty—dtlicioui—have lome on hand in your pantry al all timet lor hurry up maak al the piano, Mrs, Chas. Doyle. dinner da> of Ihe W. B. (!. will M^irch 3nt. piecing a quilt. Dainty refresh- c38-4l Elmer Wittcnbaeh. ver\ interestingly told of her re- tie March 2nd. at the W. It. C ments were served bv the hos- ccnl trip to Cuba. The program rooms in City Hall, Mrs. Bouse Pool and Poker Club itess. was enjoyed by all, Mrs, B, M. has been appointed chairman ol The Pool and Poker club mel Notice to Voters of Vergennes, CREAM CHEESE 2 - 25c a program for the intermission Purchase and Mrs. Hume Seyforth with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Arm- A patient rang the bell of a I wish to thank you for Ihe Colby type. Popular lor ih many utet were hostesses. belwecn Ihe dinner and after- strong Thursday evening, Feb- young doctor who had just start- loyal support given me, and an- noon meeting. A penny prize ruary Kith. Six games of bridge ed out to practice. The doctor's nounce that I am a candidate for Heroic Film Comes box. wilh songs, music, reading, were played after which a picnic wife opened the door. "Can I see clerk at the Hepublican caucus, etc,, will be in order. dinner was enjoyed by the guesls the doctor?" asked the patient. and will greatly appreciate your SODA CRACKERS 2 17c help one more year. to Strand Theatre present, Mr. and Mrs, Art Hill "Couldn't you come tomorrow Country Club. Crisp and llaky A big Sunday school rally will were invited guesls to till the night?" asked Ihe wife. C38-39 Annabelle Ford. Clerk. be held next Sunday al III a. m, vacancy made by the absence of "Is he lhat busy?" inquired llu- Bringing to Ihe screen Krnesl at the Nazarene church. A spe- Dr. and Mrs. S, S, Lee. Others patient. To the Voters of Cascade twp.: Heinmingway's great drama of a cial feature will be the Tooney present were Mr, and Mrs, George "No." said the wife with a win- I will be a candidate for the nom- Mktit*" 14tt lb. world gone mad. "A Farewell to colored qmuictle of Flint. The M. Parker. Mr, and MVs. William ning smile, "bul you are his lirsl inalion for highway commissioner Milled Mdc Arms" starring Helen Hayc. Hev. Tooney, colored missionary, Hartman. Mr. and Mrs, Krnesl |»alient and I'd like to surprise at the Hepublican caucus. Your KING'S FLAKE FLOUR 35c and Gar> Cooper conies lo ihe will preach at II a, in. Both. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Collai liim tomorrow, as it's his birth- support will be appreciated. Strand Theatre Sunda> and Mon- and Ihe hosts, Mrs. Collar re- day." I>40-31) Guy Quiggle. The Hebekah ladies will stage Scratch Fttd ioo-ib be, 98c Corn Mtal 10 mh. 15C day, Men and women on Ihe ceived the ladies' honor and the Leyin, Mash 100-tb. be) $1.35 Ovetity yellow com meat brink of eternih casting oil the a mirth-provoking pla\ entitled, gents' honor went to Art Hill. "School Daze." at the I, 0. (). F, shackles of society, living for llie Brooms ted. 25c moment—play things of passion hall next week Friday and Sat- Motor Oil 2 sal. oea $1.0i Birthday Party Sturdy, welt constructed Penn-Rad • 100% pure Pennsylvania nnd hate, caught in Ihe tmnoil «»l urday evenings. Head Ihe cast of a world gone mad—and out uf characters in ihe advertisement Mr. and Mrs, W. I, Hurdick en- this malestrom of action and lu^l on page 3. lerlained Ibeir children, iMr. ami Full bodied Mrs. Andy Hurdick and little son is born the love of Iwo souls who and flavory sacrifice honor, country—even- The Legion Auxiliary will meet Billy of Berrien Springs, Miss Al- FRENCH COFFEE 2 £ 45c thing—in the mating of their Ihe lirsl Monday evening in ma Bnrdick ami friend, Baymoud souls. "A 1'arewell to Arms" is March al the studio of Mrs. Plor- (•arrett. Miss Florence Burdiek strong, vital drama that rings ence Stiles, and friend, Eugene ISeguin. all of Belying A World Gone Mad With Hate,.. aloud with the clarion call of Grand Bapids, with a birthday Golden yellow bisit truth. LET'S GO! dinner Sunday, February P.Hh in KANANAS Ripened to the peek ol their flavor - 15c It's not too late to join eve- honor of Miss Alma Burdiek and Two Hearts That Were Mad With Love! Beth Burdiek. FOB BENT—Farm of 72 acres. ning adult class! Special price Fancy tceberi • Freeh, criap heads A beauiiful birthday cake, the eed. 7C Va mile west of Lowell G. T. of 2.')c per hour lesson. Also Head Lettuce Larte 60 silt gift of Mrs. Andy Burdiek, graced As you read it in the depot. For parHculars inquire starting boys' class of tap and the dining lidde. book... *e you will see on the premises. .1. F, Wilbur. social dancing at 2.')c per half SaakM - M0 aite c. 19c (p4l hour lesson. Women: 7 to K. p. H on the screen. Lemons m.; boys. G:3(l lo 7:0(1 p. in. Saiurday Nighl Euchre Parly Every Tuesday at the City Hall iMr. and Mrs. Balph Boerma New Tenet To Buy, Sell. Bent or Swap. ErneKl Hemingway's world fanons story ... of Iwo who be- Cabbefe b. 4c I se Ledger Want Column. plO) Jeane Darling, entertained Ihe Saturday nighl gan in passion's reckless abandon . . . with a lore that grew Euchre club at their home Wed- NAVCLS-Caltfomia SaaUtl SteJets nesday evening. February 15th. A until it heeded neither shame, danger or death ... the iaapir- tSt-ttt Sie St, Valentine program was car- ing record of two souls losl for lore's sake! ORANGES 2 - 29c ried out und favors of valentines for each guest. Five tables of euchre were played. Ladies' Helen Hayes - Gary Cooper Make Your honors going to Mrs, Orley Bula- IN FRIDAY QUALITY MEATS SATURDAY son, Mrs. L. Jones and Mrs, U. A. Hawk, Mr, Hawk, John Kropf who|< or Shank H,|f and U-wis Jones captured the ib. 7c Dollars Count! honors for the men, Pork Shoildort A lovely cafeteria luncheon "A Farewell to Arms" We all want the most for our money was served at midnight, which "LETS LOVE TONIGHT- THEY STID. "THERE MAY BE Beef Pol Roast Lenn and Meaty ib. Bo looked lillle like depression in this crowd when It comes to eat- NO TOMORROW r but in times like these we are apt to —S P E C I A L— ing. The crowd departed in the Hamburg and Sausage Fresh Ground 4 »>•. 25c lose sight of value. wee sma' hours, declaring Into the giant tapevtry of a Charlie Chase Comedy Balph and May jolly entertainers. Beof Ribs Lean and Meaty world in larmoil is woven ib. 7o "FALLEN ARCHES" iMrs Wesley Both opened her the most tumultuous, pas- Our Blue Jay, Crusader home Tuesday afternoon, Febru- sionate romance yet writ- Boot Kettle Roast Choice Cut* ib, iqg ary 21st. for the third of a series ten or screened! The mad Latest Sound News and White Oak Pocahontas of benefit card parties given by mating of two souls lost for the American Legion Auxiliary, Lag of Lamb Fin* Quality ib. 19o love's sake to the thunder San, Mai. at 340. 10c-20c, Eleven tables of euchre were in will last longer, burn better, hold fire play. Honors going to Mrs, of a world gone mad. Eves, 7:00 and 9:00. 10c-25c. Lamb Shoulder Roast ib. 14o over night, give more heat and leis ash Alice Dennie for lone hands. High score won by Mrs, Mable Lamb Chops Rib or Loin Kibbler, Befreshments wen- ib. 22o than cheap coal. served following the play. Saturday's Groat Bargain Show! Sugar Cured 3-4 lb. piece The annual winter party of the Bacon ib, 9c —Make Your Dollars Count! M. K. church and society will be Two Full Matinee, 3 p. m. [held in the church house Tuesday FEATURES 10c - 15c Eve, from 6:30 lb. 5c evening. February 2Xth. Every Beef and Pork Hearts member of the church, with their Feature No, 1 Feature No. 2 lb. So Call Us On 34 family, are invited. Bring sand- Pork Liver wiches for your family and one BITE JONES Leo Carrillo—Viviane Os- other article of food to pass. Spare Ribs Lean and Meaty Ib. So IN born in , Mrs. M. B. Mcpherson enler- 0. H. Runciman lained with a 7 o'clock dinner al Sugar Cured each 39C j her farm Monday evening, the la- Hello Troible Men Are Sicb Fools Smoked Picnic Hams ities of the Cheese club. Cards 115 Broadway Lowell, Mich. were the diversion, honors going 'Last of Mohicans"—final chapter. News. Cartoon Pork Chops CenlerCutt 2 lbs. 25c to Mrs. Huneiman and Mrs. Jef- I feries.