THIS ISSUE CONTAINS- LEDGER 8 Pages 6If. Columns ENTRIES 1U0 Inches BelnK a Collection of Various Topics of Local and FORTY-FIFTH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 23. I9.')7 No. 19 General Interest

THE WOBBLY STOCK MABKET Needed Home Modernization New Beauty Shop rTHE STOCK MARKET is a tem- 5,000 More Trees 24 Duck Eggs Opens Here Monday peramental creature. Like Would Be Boon To Labor aome folks full of nerves, it varies Be Sure To Register from high elation to extreme de- A new and modernly equipp'd pression. At one moment it is step- To Be Planted in Kent County's 53.901 one and (cent cf Kent County's 61.200 fam- Five Years Ago, beauty shop will open here next ping high and conjuring up golden two-family houses offer a potential Hies own their homes and that Monday under the proprietorship visions of fat dividends. Not many market for $2,600,038 worth of non-farm dwellings, occupied by of Claudt Thome, well known local days may pass before it is down in modernization, according to a na- the owners, number 35,899 and have barber. Mr. Thorne recently com- the dumps. Municipal Forest tion-wide, county-by-county study, in average value of S5,077. 1,000 Ducks Now pleted a comprehensive course in The market during recent days For Lowell Day Plan based on government statistics. Other interesting data disclosed ail phases of cosmetology, gradua- had two startling breaks. Wall just completed. % telephones and 22? automobiles| ting from one of the state's best street compiains that the regula- The survey is part of an investi- per 1.000 people in the county. The known institutions. Ho has also tion on its stock exchange, requir- Trees Now In gation being conducted to deter-j national average Is 110 phones and Sanctuary Here passed the State examination, re- ing purchasers of securities on mine the amount of home modern-. 163 cars. In Michigan, Washtenaw ceiving high marks and has been New Community Enterprise margin to put up 50 per cent of the Show Fine Growth izatlon that is still needed and to'County has the most telephones per Given Approval officially licensed under the laws price in cash, makes it difficult to seek ways of stimulating activity In 1.000 people with 157 and Roscom- of Michigan. Mr. Thorne will he Starts Next Wednesday sustain prices when there is a this Important branch of the coun- mon County Is at the top of the assisted by two licensed opera- No one suspected that with the move to sell stocks. An additional 5,000 pine seedlings try's second laigest employer of automobile classification with 353. tors, Miss Esther Richardson and Many people watch the stock will be planted In the Lowell labor—the construction Industry. Keweenaw County is at the bottom placing of six ducks and three Miss Jewell Richardson. market too much. They study Its of the telephone list with less than drakes in the spillway below the Sponsored by the wide-awake J" municipal forest next spring. When The modernization quota Is based Mr. Thorne has recently com- Wluit—"LowHI Days." gyrations so attentively, that they on an estimated billion dollar mar- one telephone per 1,000 people and King feed mill outlet In 1932. a business and professional people of this has been accomplished it will pleted extensive improvements at When—Every Wednesday, be- forget to keep their eyes on their ket for the entire United States. Baraga County has the fewest cars flock of ducks, numbering nearly his shop and has installed the lat- Lowell, a bli; program of commun- make a total of 25.000 pine trees in ity enterprise gets under way here, glnniiiB Sept. 2». own work and business. Probably the plot. The Ledger understanJs It was also shown that 65 per per 1,000 people with 110. a thousand would be swimming est type of new equipment and on Wednesday. Sept. 29, when the Where—On the *treetpitcher and glass set. ing fed and protected from their within driving distance of Lowell. against the invasion of Japan. The All of the details may b learned and professional people and Chinese, though not well armed guidance of R. F. Kroodsma, ex- roads' Association, spoke Wednes- natural enemies. From the tiny their famlllps. tension forester at Michigan State When the fire siren sounds in flock, the ducks Increased to about at any of the places of business wlth_ modern fighting equipment, day noon before the Rotary Club The four o'clock hour—Promp- College: Ray Palmer, Kent County He was introduced by program Lowell next Wednesday at 4:00 p, five or six hundred which were sponsoring these events, who are and 'though they have been con- m., it may mean major honors to Wee Willie Wins identified with an insignia card tly at four o'clock, which Is sidered a submissive nation in- fcrester: K. K. Vinlng, county chairman, Fred H. Swarthout. H.s loosed this spring, being allowed to agent; G. D. Cook, graduate for- you i: ycu are in a Lowell business which will be displayed in their the exact time of the major clined toward pacifism, are show- taik dealt with the problems of m p nnd ov n FIa, River hut ester and Board of Trade member; the railroads and the methods they place at that time, if you are here ^_ _ i! . l ^ . .. . Willie Wep- show windows. Names of all of part of the program, the fire ing a courage that arouses admira- at 2:00 p m. on that day you are being fed regularly to attract them siren will sound, which means and W. J. Smith, high school have sought for a solution. He man who 1 s f the sponsors are publshed in an tion. eligible to participate in minor £. |0 ,ho ni"1- that every registered person Smith-Hughes teacher. Dinner was spoke first of the injustices with coaching at Di- f advertisement in this issue of the . There have been many wars in honors. Early spring floods washed out must be in one of the spon- served by the Lowell Board of which the railroads were forced to mondale High Ledger which shows at a glance which the masses of the soldiers _ I the first nests but this did not dis- soring business or profess- Trade to the workers and the t-ees contend, in sp.te of which they c ur e ie school this year. who the sponsors are. did not seem to know or care much The indiscretion of a local hunter ® ®*» }^ ducks, they went ional places at that time in were planted in one day. were forging ahead with greatly a ieac ar ( about the Issues involved. In this in shooting one of the Mallard ' ' ) ' raised flock after flock his first year What Is IT? The next year another 10.000 trees improved passenger and freight order to he eligible to partici- war of the yellow races, the Chi- ducks from the flock on the river 'lucklings that attracted the nt- out of Central were planted under the same sys- services. tassist- that was fa- ask for a registration blank at any apart with six feet between the ules are the fastest in the world, the town who are financing the of the world's population. They are -On page six of this issue of the ance. vored to beat of the place.- displaying the Lowell rows. bringing overnight freight ship- program and active members of the world's greatest potential Le d er be fo nc the off,Applicatioaln wen t int0into ththe e De- them. Willie is Day insignia. They will gladly help The foreit, in seveen years, has ments to cities which are 'five ( * T*!' tT " !r S T* ,( ?*• the club are the people in the tei-i power, if once aroused, educated not ce of th a Lowell High bchool football star you fill out the blank if you want thrived and grown to a fine size'hundred miles apart. Cro." coun-| tf U- 3 Treasury De- partment of Conservation this ritory who care to become mem- i and modernized. You can't step on partment soliciting bids for or theispring for the posting of the land and a Central State star who has them to. That is all there is to it. with the loss of trees at a mln- try shipping time has been reduced bers and enjoy the features of the such a nation indefinitely. Their donation of a site for the new post- along the river between the mill capitalized on his great liking for You don't have to buy anything. mum. The trees In the forest thirty hours in the last five years program. friendship is worth having. office in Lowell. We should see to and Grand river as a wild life sanc- the game. You do no*, have to pay anything. average from three to six feet for In passenger train transportation, On each Wednesday at two it that as many proposals as it is tuary but was not acted upon Just register and you are a mem- the white p'ne and from six to most of the lines' crack trains run o'clock, the feature attraction will CONCENTBATED POWER possible to obtain are submitted in favorably until this last week when ber. twelve feet for the red pine. The at speeds of more than ninety be held on the streets of Lowell. order that the postal officials may the Conservation Commission ap- Dr. J, A. MacDonell It Is necessary to register only JOHN HAMILTON, chairman ot two varieties were planted In alter- miles per hour on certain parts of The first event on September 29. have a" wide selection from which proved the request. William C. once, because once you are regist- nate rows and In the seven years their runs. Modern streamline will be held on the Main street of the Republican national com- to choose. — Doyle and Charles Doyle have been Joins Dr. Shepard ered you will continue to be a mittee, says that the country has nearly all of the red pine have be- trains have traveled at speeds of Lowell at the Town Clock corner. A car belonging to Rudolph Lar- active in creating this sanctuary member of the club as long as It Is to decide whether it wants a social, come double the size of the white. more than 118 miles per hour for Minor club honors will be pre- This variation in size was discussed son. manager of the local Heinz and the cooperation of the Village Dr. J. K. Altland, who has been continued. If you register more economic, and political collectiv- more than 14 miles at a stretch. sented at the street program but recently by W. Ira Bull, extension pickle station, was stolen from tho of Lowell, Earl Thomas, and Will associated with Dr. B. H. Shepard than once, your name will be en- ism under the guidance of one The railroads have also spent vast if you are not present you will not forester of Michigan State College, sums in air-conditioning equipment business district last Friday night Devering in giving over their lands for the past eight years, will move tered only once, anyway, as a very man. The supporters of the present be entitled to the presenilation. So and he told of other Instances in the last few years to Improve while the owner was taking in the along the river has made this pos- with his family to Ann Arbor with- accurate checking system will be administration will probably deny be sure to be on the street at the where similar cases were recorded. their service. football game at Recreation Park. sible. in the next few days where he will maintained to permit each person that they want anything that can designated time of two o'clock. Because of the type of soil In Railroad problems are public The car was found the next day on enter the Medical School of the to hold only one membership. be called "collectivism". At four o'clock, the major part which the seedlings have been problems. Equality of opportunity M-66 about three miles this side of University for the purpose of pur- Rudolph VanDyke and Chris However, President Roosevelt's planted here and In other places, Beldlng where it had left the road Alvin G. Hesse, 47 suing a special course in public of the day's program will take Bergln have consented to act as philosophy seems to call for large with other means of transportation the white pine do not do as well as Is all that the railroads ask, de- and gone into a ditch. It was badly health work, an ambition which place in each of the sponsor places judges in the matter of the major grants of additional power to the the red. The plantings, says Mr. clared the speaker. wrecked. M/. Larson had left his Killed In Accident the doctor has had for seme time of business. This Is the big part of and minor honors in cooperation federal government, under the Bull, are remarkable when one re- Preceding the address, the club keys In the car under the floor past. During his stay here. Dr. the program, so you want to be with Mrs. Mabel Bibbler, the Low- leadership of the occupant of the carpet. — sure and be in a sponsor place at members that the condition of the president. Dr. B. H. Shepard, call- Alvin G. Hesse, 47, was almost Altland has won high standing as ell Day Club secretary. The street White house, whoever he may be rainfall in the past few yea:s has ed upon Vice Presidont W. W. All persons living within a 20- a skilled medical man and he four o'clock every Wednesday af- committee is composed of W. A. in future. mile radius should be sure to regis- instantly killed by a car In Lansing ternoon. Although It Is not abso- not been normal and In many sec- Gumser, who formally received in- Saturday night on his way home leaves with the best wishes of Roth, C. H. Runclman and Dr. J. It Is argued that our original tions where trees were planted to membership F. P. MacFarlane, ter at Lowell business and profes- many friends. He will be succeed- lutely necessary. It Is suggested R. Stryker. R E. Sprlngett is form of government Is too loose sional places for the "Lowell Day from work. Funeral services were that you report back to the spon- such plantings have died. In cneck- Dr. J W. Trumble and Royden held in Owosso Tuesday afternoon ed by Dr. James A. MacDonell, a chairman of the registiation com- Jointed and dispersed. The 48 states Club Plan" which will be held every sor you registered with. Ing the growth of the trees It Is Warner. with burial there. graduate of the Loyola Medicai mittee. The governing board is all have their different laws. Many shown how the growth of this year The birthdays of several dub Wednesday until further notice, School of Chicago, later taking As a feature of the first program composed of D. A. Wingeier, W. A. starting Wednesday. Sept. 29. Costs Mr. Hesse was well known In problems go unsolved, it is de- Is less than In previous years be- members were celebrated with R. pest graduate work at the Univers- on Wednesday, Sept. 29 there will Roth. C. E. Kiel, F. F. Coons and nothing to join and there Is noth- Lowell, having conducted a picture clared, because the states won't co- cause of last year's drought which D. Hahn acting as Master of Cere- ity of Michigan. He served his in- be a street concert by the Lowell Dr. D. H. Oatley. ing to buy. Absolutely no expense show here for some time, and also operate, or they pull in contrary affected the growth ending the monies. ternship at St. Mary's hospital in High School band, from 1:30 to 2:00 directions. We must have more to those registering their names. married a Lowell girl. Miss Rennle first of July this year. Next week the meeting of the Alexander. Saginaw. o'clock. concentrated power to deal with Read first page article and dls- Coming Events Mr. Vinlng, who visited the for- club will be held in the evening in He Is survived by six children, an Dr. MacDonell has been in Low- the great forces of modern econ- in thiS i98Ue Who IH Eligible? ept with Mr. Bull, Is planning to the shelter house at Falla,burg - aged mother and three brothers of ell for the past couple of weeks omic life, it is declared. Re ister n(W get 5,000 more seedlings to plant Park and the Rotary Anns will be 8 - Owosso. Mrs. Hesse passed away getting acquainted with the people Any resident within a twenty- Rebekah fair and public supper It is argued against that idea, next spring In the fo-- ; and on guests. seven years ago. of the community and is now mile area is eligible to become an Oct. 2, at City hall. pl9 that the reason why our govern- Lew Morse Is the new proprietor top of reservoir hill. Sympathy Is extended to the actively associated with Dr. Shep- active member of the Lowell Day ment has stood while other repub- of the West Maln-st. Standard Oil ard. Club with the exception of the station, succeeding Bruce McMah- children and other members of the Watch this paper for notice of lics- have fallen, is that our sys- business and professional people on who left Monday for Central family. the Fallasburg ball team benefit tem gives much independence, and Mr. and Mrs. Leone Alexander SMYRNA, 16, FALLAS. CUBS, 8 and the members of their Immedi- dance. elasticity to the various states. If Woman's Club Second Team Wins State Teachers College. Mt. Pleas- ant. Bruce, who starred on Lowell and daughter Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. The final ball game of the season ate families. There is no obligation they had all been regimented Into football and basketball teams dur- Ray Alexander and Mr. and Mrs, between Smyrna and Fallasburg connected with the membership The Congregational Church Aid one fixed system, it is declared, the Enjoys Alto Day ing his high school days under the Henry Alexander, all of Lowell, Cubs was played at Recreation and It costs absolutely nothing. In Society will serve their annual sup- country would have gone to pieces First Grid Game coaching of Ronald Finch, will be were in attendance at the funeral. Park Sunday and was won by return, you will be eligible for the per on Oct. 21. Save this date. cl9 long ago. It Is further argued that advantages of being a member of If the happy manner in which back again with his former maestro Smyrna 16-8, These clubs have the country Is so enormous and Its the club. The ladies of the Eastern Star the opening program of the Lowell, . at Central State. Mr. Morse has played a total of four games, each Interests so varied, that the job of Woman's Club was carried out on Lowell High School B team been assistant for the past year or Jesse K. Fisher club winning two games. Supplies, instructions and regis- are sponsoring a euchre party Mon- governing it all from Washington Wednesday Is any criterion, the {ootball squad, composed of men two at the station of which he now day evening. ;ept. 27, at the City is too complicated. A too powerful who have not played regularly, de-1 becomes proprietor. Is Mourned By Many hall. All you euchre players plan to club'? activities for 1937-38 promises come. cl9 central government, it Is said, will to be of absorbing Interest through- feated the Caledon'a first team break down from the weight of Its last Friday night, 13-0. at Recrea- out the year. It was "Alto Day" For a number of years. It has Teaching Staff, Lowell Schools The Past Matrons of Cyclamen own fallings and errors. with the meeting being hold at the tion Park. Lowell had the advan- been the thoughtful custom of Mr. Jesse K. Fisher, an old Lowell Do our people prefer the uni- tage over Caledonia most of the boy, died In Detroit September 5. Chapter, O. E, S.. Lowell, will en- home of Mrs. V. L. Watts, Mrs. and Mrs. T. C. Willette of South tertain the Kent County Associ- fied, strong action of a central time. The visiting team did not 1937. and was brought to Lowell G. M. Thorndike, program chair- Lowell to remember their friends ation of Past Matrons on Wednes- government with much power giv- threaten the home team through- with gifts of bittersweet, that for burial on Wednesday, Septem- For the convenience of our readers, the Ledger Is publishing man, with Mesdames Chas. Foote. day. Sept. 29. at 1:00 o'clock with a en to the head of the government? out the game and they gained ber 8. herewith the names of the teaching staff of the Lowell Public Fred Pattlson. Ernest Rosenberg, beautiful autumn shrub of which potluck luncheon at the Masonic Or do they think the states and ground only occasionally. The Low- the poets rave, and In keeping with He leaves a wife. Flora Fleming schools. The staff now comprises a total of 23 Instructors. Chas. Smith and Bert Sydnam as- hall. localities should still exercise the sisting. ell squad gained ground In every the custom. Mrs. Willette was here Fisher, and one son, Gordon, as major degree of control over their Mrs. Thorndike introduced Mrs. quarter but lacked the final punch yesterday distributing her gifts. In well as two brothers. Charles G. of W. W. Gumser Superintendent own affairs? On this question fate- spite of his 80 odd years. Mr. Wil- Evanston. Illinois, and Verner J. L. R. Miller Social Science, Principal The South Lowell PTA will con- J. R. VanLoo of Grand Rapids who In the first three quarters to put vene al the school at 8:00 o'clock ful Issues depend. lette continues to cultivate some of Detroit. Michigan, who with sang "A Brown Bird Singing," the ball over. In the last quarter W. J. Smith Agriculture Friday night. Miss Beahan, teach- considerable quantity of this shrub their wives and the widow accom- "Wee Little Home I Love" and with a few minutes left to play, Mrs. Anna Mae Roth Latin. English er. will be in charge of the pro- A WELCOME TO AUTUMN "The Valley of Laughter," accom- Phelps of Lowell snared a pass although this season's supply Is not panied the body here. as large as usual because of de- A number of out of town friends Bruce Walter Music gram and has something of inter- QVER MOST of the United panied at the piano by Mrs. John from Kyser to place the ball on est to say to all parents. Potluck struction by vandals. 'attended the services. Among them George Pappin Shop States the Autumn season, on Behler, also of Grand Rapids. Mrs. the five yard line, then Kyser. lunch after program and penny col- were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morgan, which we are now entering. Is the Harold Nye cf Alio, an Interior sophomore back, took the ball Ellen O'Connor Home Economics lection.—Edith Wieland. Pres. Carlton Runclman. Jr.. left Fri- Miss Florence King, and Mrs. Lot- pleasantest season of the year. decorator. Introduced Miss Nellie across. Phelps kicked the extra R. B. Avery Ninth Home Room. Mathematics Krombeen, drapery department day for Harvard University. Cam- ta Ruben Frost, all of Grand Rap- Nothing like the North American point. A couple of minutes later By invitation of the Alto Garden executive, who In an Interesting bridge, Mass., where he will pur- ids. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hller Mrs. W. J. Smith Eighth Grade. English Autumn is known to the people of Caledonia made a bad kick that Club, the Saranac, Lowell and Alto manner worked out color and dec- gave Lowell the ball on their sue a course in Business Admin- of Ionia. Mrs. Marion Avery Physical Education Europe. Over there the Spring Is stration. Carlton was graduated Garden Clubs will hold a joint orating schemes for the home and twenty yard line. Kyser carried June VanPeursem Social Science meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 28. In the pleasant time of long-drawn- from Lowell high school with the out mildness between the chill of had the beautiful and advanced fall,the ball over from there, scoring Ruth Armstrong Seventh Grade, Social Science the Fallasburg shelter house with and winter materials to demon-, the second touchdown. The try for class of '32 and from Olivet College Strand Calendar Winter and the heat of Summer. A. F. Zwemer Ninth Home Room. Science a potluck luncheon at 1:00 o'clock. strate her talk. the extra point failed. in 1936 and during the past year In this country the seasons break has worked at the Runclman Ele- Carroll Burch Health, Physical Education The Alto Ladies will be hostesses Mrs W. W. Gumser, club presl- The entlre Lowell llne turned in Thursday, Sept. 23. Double feat- abruptly In the Spring, Summer vator. Carl A. Mapes of Baltimore, and will furnish the table covers dent In her opening remarks. out-!a creditable display of good de- ure program. "Small Town Boy" Magdalen Niswonger Commerce and drinks. Please bring a dish to temperatures succeeding Winter so who has been spending the sum- llned the club s work for the year,; fen8e , , tl, the Ca!e. with Stuart Erwln, Joyce Compton, Mrs. Anne Borgerson South Ward awlftly that the Interval Is hardly mer here, also returned to Har- pass, your own sandwiches and ser- also referred to the State Federa- donla balI carrler before he could Jed Prouty and others; also "The noticed. But at the end of Summer vard Friday where he has been a Dora Bangs Kindergarten. Music, Art vice. of whlch thl8 c,ub 18 a member Woman I Love" with Paul Muni, we are not plunged at once into get started. The offensive work of student for the past three years. Marion Bushnoll First Grade and said the Womens' clubs were the team Is not perfected as yet Mariam Hopkins and Louis Hay- Reserve your food sales, supper Winter, Instead, we have the long taking a part In civic affairs as He is a grandson of J. D. Mapes.- Helen Smith Second Grade Autumn, weeks and sometimes , ... . but they made a good showing for ward: also latest Fox News. or dinner notices here, also dances did mens organizations such as;tv,0 ,, , .. Friday, Saturday, Sept. 24, 25— Lena Marie Huffman English, Third Grade or parties. The rate is 1 cent per months in which it is still enjoy- Lions. Rotary and Chambers of ® n Ralph Townsend Is now nicely able to remain out of doors most a le d 8hoW< ""•f" -""•" •••'" "Womawoman Chasev-iiusebs Manamn " witwuihi Miroiir- Jane McCarthy Social Science. Fourth Grade word with minimum charge of 23 Commerce, and It was the aim of J j" ! 1? f.M, * located In the former Rutherford I i Hopkins and Joel McCrea. of the time, before we look for a dangerous unit with a little more am cents per issue: all other notices women to be ever mindful of their store buildingV...:I,I I.... , 21OI 2O TiWr. Maln-st.W»I» , ...... Harriett Roelofs Arithmetic, Fifth Grade snow and ice. training. Also "Elephant Boy" by Rudyard free. If you charge, we charge. responsibilities In their commun- which he purchased recently. Mr. Kipling. Mrs. Hannah Reynolds Mathematics, Sixth Grade For country folk in the North, ities to be prepared to help with The first team will play at Greenville this week Friday after- Townsend has made extensive Im- Sunday, Monday, Sept. 26, 27— especially. Autumn Is the best sea- all worthy enterprises. provements to the property for the noon and the second team will "Love Under Fire" with Loretta Auction Sales son of all. The hard work of the Mrs. Elizabeth Lalley was elect- . , carrying on of his tire and radio farm Is over, the crops have been ed club secretary and Miss Daisy ?ave a™ her n *ht game this Frl- Young and Don Ameche and ay business. Th> Improvements In- Borah Mlnevitch and his band. harvested and stored or sold and Ranney was elected club press re-|^, evening with Kelloggsvllle at clude new floor covering for the U. S. Hunter, Oct. 5 there Is a breathing-spell in which porter. j Recreation Park. Also "Sweeties," "Mechanical Cow" Having decided to quit farming, first floor, repainting and redeco- and Pathe News. the farmer and his household can Dainty and delicious refresh- rating, also a new cement floor U. S. Hunter will sell at public auc- DANCING Tuesday, Wednesday, Sept. 28. 29 relax and "go visiting," attend to ments were served by the commit- STUDIO OPENS covering the entire basement and^ — f tion at his farm located 3 miles a hundred things for which time tee. The beautiful floral decora*; Miss Rita Jane Rademacher will redecoration of the basement walls.Ut,..,, „ • r.a„„ T A I_. west and ^ mile north of Bowne \ .ni . .JShlrley and Gene Lockhart. Also could not be spared in Summer. tlons throughout the house made 0pen a Dance gtudlo here ln Low. A wide, well lighted stairway leads,,-,. Th . T ^ • Center on Tuesday, Oct. 5 begin- main thl hoao. e League of Frightened Men" Nowhere Is the air so clean, no- the setting one of rare charm. |eiit holding classes In the City Hall from the main floor to the base-! ning at one o'clock, a large list of where does Nature make such a The club Is Invited as guests of every Friday ment. The second story floor pro- with Walter Connolly. Also Lowell property Including horses, cows, Day Wednesday and Every Week powerful appeal to the nomadic the Ionia Women's Club on Satur-I ghe ls a jormer graduate and vides ample storage room for sur- tools, feed, poultry, and numerous at 2:30. a special matinee. Admis- spirit which is in all of us, as in the day, Oct. 9 and It Is hoped all teacher of the phl, Qsterhouse plus stock. 100 SIMPLE TRICKS THAT other articles. N. C. Thomas, auc- northern woods when the leave® members will be ready to attend dance atudlo ln Grand Ra ld d sion 10c. tioneer and Ray McGowan, clerk. have begun to turn from summer and make reservations early. Thursday, Sept. 30—"Exclusive" For complete list see next week's for the past year has successfully All will be glad to know that J. with Fred McMurray, Francis CAN SAVE YOU MONEY green to their Autumn brilliance conducted her own studio there. M. Hutchinson, former Journal issue of The Ledger. LOTS OF ACTIVITY Farmer and Chas. Ruggles. Also. of red, yellow and brown. She Is also a member of the publisher, who became seriously 111 ANY farmer will be a better—and a Nor Is Autumn in the South AT THE CANNING FACTORY "Who's Crazy", "Carnival In Paris", Michigan Dancing Teachers Asso- about three weeks ago at the Mich- "Dexterity" and Fox News. richer—farmer for following the without Its delights for the lover Things are humming these days ciation, attending the State Con- igan Masonic Home at Alma, Is fascinating sketches by Willard Bolte Notice, Taxpayers of the out-of-doors. The fish are at the Fallas Canning Co. plant. vention twice a year to obtain the now making good progress toward About 75 people are employed and SCARLET FEVER FATAL appearing In this newspaper. Bolte still biting, the 'coons and foxes latest dance routines. recovery and will doubtless be able By act of the Village Council, the are daring the hound-dogs to catch tons of tomatoes are being packed TO 1Q-YEAR-OLD CHILD to leave the Masonic Home hospital has collected 100 clerer ideas for time for collecting the village taxes them, "Br'er Rabbit" is shaking and shipped to Detroit, Chicago this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Run- Virginia, 10-year-old daughter of better crops, better stock, that any has been extended to and Including his cotton tall in the clearing by and other points. L. W. Ruther- Now Every Sunday, 20 Pages of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Qulllan of clman and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. farmer can execute with little trouble. October 1. All taxes should be in the briar patch, and the fragrance ford, the proprietor, has the re- Comics in Color Jefferies called on Mr. Hutchinson | Lowell, passed away early Friday Clear, concise illustrations and brief by that time. of the tall pines Is like incense as- putation of putting out a brand of You'll find a great, hilarious last Friday and Dr. and Mrs. D. H.I morning from scarlet fever In Iso- Elmer S. White, written descriptions make every on* cending In Nature's cathedral of products second to none in the company of the world's greatest Oatley were Saturday callers. Offi- lation hospital. Grand Rapids. She cl8-2t Village Treas. the great out of doors, in which country. funnies every week In "Puck," the cials and nurses at the institution was burled Friday afternoon in simple as ABC. And most of them their straight trunks are the pil- enlarged Comic Weekly with The unite in speaking highly of "Joe." Oakwood cemetery. are brand new! HIGHWAY MAPS lars supporting the high dome. DECLARE WAR ON THE SEX Detroit Sunday Times. You and all To quote the head nurse. "Mr. Surviving besides the parents are This is the best of all times of CRIMINAL. SAYS J. EDGAR the family will roar with glee if Hutchinson Is among our best three brothers and one sister. The Ledger office has received a the year. HOOVER, CHIEF OF THE G- you follow the comic capers of liked patients, always considerate. The sympathy of the community consignment of the latest edition of MEN1 Read how citizens can help these funny folks. Be sure to get thoughtful and appreciative of our! Is extended to the bereaved par- State and County maps which are Cossack Zipper sweater Jackets rid America of its most loathsome The Detroit Sunday Times every efforts." The Masonic Home Is a ents and members of the family. FARMING IT by Willard Bolte free to those interested as long as in camel, green, seal and oxford. criminal, in This Week, the Sun- week and enjoy this big fun frolic. wonderful Institution and Is doing the supply lasts. The maps con- Sport backs. $3.59 at Coons. day Detroit News colorgravure a grand work. It Is most capably The honeymoon Is over when Follow it regularly in THIS NEWSPAPER tain a vast amount of Information magazine. On sale at Christian- Explaining gets to be a chronic managed by George L. Lusk, the she wants a heater In the coupe tol regarding Michigan and are beau- Read The Ledger Advs.—it pays. sen's or phone for delivery. adv habit with a lot of people. superintendent. keep her warm. Watch for first article in next week's issue. tifully illustrated.

\ TWO THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. tS. 19S7 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1937 THREE Alton - Vergennes Che Cowdl Cedger Miss America, 1937 Jlowell Stems Mrs. Clyde Condon Gove Lake Mrs. H. L. Coger This and That ^15 oMaster's TJoico . •by A. B. CHAPIN Try Our Freih Home-Made and H11o Solo Furniture for the Home Mrs. Churlcs Keoch nnd son From Around You'll Find True Distinction of25,30 and The PTA meeting at the school 1 Herble spent the week-end at Latest designs and best construction. Because of Chocolate Candy Bars I'lililMii'! ovt-rj Thursday luorniiiK ul 210 Kant Main Strcrt, Lnwell, Beulah visiting friends. hcuse last Friday evening was Mirhiciui iIntor«Ml at PiiHtofflce al I.nwHI, Mlchluan, iih Swond Clasn Mrs. Fred O. Wingeier Is home our low overhead we can and will save you money. well attended, the Old Town in a Suit of Matter. 35 H/ecirsJigo again after visiting relatives In Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Watterson of Ohio for nearly a month. Grand Rapids were Sunday guests We specialize in—Window Shaden, Floor Coverings, Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Shivel .spent 5c Mr. Addlngton of State College. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quiggle. U. lEFFEUIES. Eititor and Pnblhhpr. several days recently visiting In Sept. JW. 1013—25 Years Ago New Mexico. Is visiting relatives Picture Framing, Etc. A birthday dinner was served at <> Ohio. Member Mlohlfran Press AsHoelation Mrs. Foster F. Miller, formerly hc,r® for «» •Jiprt time. noon In honor of the birthday of H. C. SCOTT fJB Esther Ruben of Lowell, dki in Walter Miller has gone to State Mrs. Quiggle and Mrs. Watterson. Mrs. Dora Fuller of Chicapo was Memlier National Editorial Ashorlatlon STIRLING Los Angeles, Calif., following an College. New Mexico, and will at- Mrs. Henry Brown of Flint spent a week-end puest of Mrs. Emma e Home of Good Home k operatlon for appendicitis. ' school there and stay with Mr. W. A. Roth the past week with the home folks. Johnson. Made Candiei Miss Anna E. Whedon of Lo.vell ^ddlngton and little son and Hazel She and her husband returned tc SuliHoriptlon Rates Payable In Advance: FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Vern Armstrong was married to Wm. J. 'H. Van-, J • „ , Flint last Sunday. Year $1.00; Sl\ innnthn SUM) Ja ob C ,,or f and family visited friends in Lan-j Velxen of Davenport. Iowa, fit the . f "' f. Beldlng is work- Miss Margie Gregory Is quite 111 sinp Sunday. WORSTED Three months /MH*; SlilRlr Copies 5c n 0I t Funeral Director and Ambulance Service. home of her parents here. ' J». ' B'ascr. at her home here. A daughter was born to Mr. and ,, Jin(' !!• Dick F"nt. U. B. Williams of East Lansing The liowell LedRer, estahllshed Jnno, IMOS: The Alto Solo, ental)- Condon antJ Store Phone 55 Res. Phone and Nights, 330 Howard. Delia and Margie Greg- George Boyenga and family vis- Mrs. John Noyce of South Boston. Mr. and Mrs. ory bege.n their studies at Daven- spent part of last week nt the J. C. llhhenHolidateople of this vicinity Active people win out. That's a says her job is to make women un- years of service under the capable Central Garage W. Side Standard Oil textures of hair and unusual or difficult cases. We are prepared to recognize Church services at Alton Church Mrs. Chas. Doyle. Josephine Litten of Kalamazoo and neighboring country have built rule of life. It helps explain why derstand that an air trip is not a management of Nina E. Babcock, Johnson Pontlac Sales at 10:00 o'clock with Rev. Warner Wittenbach Sunoco Sta. Photographer— diseases of the scalp and to recommend the proper method of treatment. spent from Thursday evening until Hickory Hollow up the deposits of this bank. This the active advertising firms go major operation but more like a editor, and Grace E. Hamilton, Mrs. Theressa Howard. Mrs. Har- giving the sermon. Everyone wel- Reynolds Sinclair Sta. Chris Leonard Saturday morning with Elaine and Mrt. Mary Rickert is one of the reasons why we pre- ahead. matinee. business manager. During this per- The Blue Mill MANICURING— ry N. Briggs. Mrs. Harry L. Briggs Bakeries— Beulaine Miller and attended fer to make as many of our loans iod, Cedar Springs has made noted Vern Armstrong D-X and two daughters, Ethel Anne and advancement, all of which has George Herald Enjoy the satisfaction of perfect manicuring. Our operators know this work school with them Friday. Mrs. Theron Cahoon and daugh- as possible to responsible borrow- Statisticians Inform us that the Clayton Mallery Printers ft Publishers— Patty and Mrs. Howard Burt spent When a man is guided by reason been encouraged and supported by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chalmers of ter Janice and mother. Mrs. Marv ers in our own banking territory. federal government spends $726.50 J. Layer Stand. Oil Sta. The Lowell Ledger thoroughly and will be pleased to care for your needs on all party occasions. •ast Wednesday In Ionia. and the rights of others — not these two splendid women and Ware District Grand Rapids spent Sunday and Rickert. spent Saturday In Lansing If you have an established source every time a normal person draws F. Stephens Stand. Oil simply what he desires to do, but here's hoping that they may be K. M. 8. Rank*— XER-VAC SCALP TREATMENT— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakeslee. Monday with their parents, Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis of income and a reputation for a breath. Now the question Is, shall what he ought to do—then the man State Savings Bank Plumbers— Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hotchklss of and Mrs. Emiel Stauffer. and children. meeting your obligations, you will we run out of breath or money spared for many, many years to will make friends, and these friends pilot the sailings of the Clipper. Chas, W. Cook A new and effective modern method to assist in the prevention of falling hair South Boston and Bert Phillips of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and Dorothy Bishop and Mrs. Evelyn find us willing to lend you money first? Sunday callers at M. C. Gilbert's Grain, Feed. Seed, Fuel Grand Rapids were Sunday guests are bound to help him. They are doing a great Job record- and to stimulate hair growth. We strongly recommend that you give the Xer- family of Byron Center were din- Hardy spent Sunday with friends for any legitimate undertaking. were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gard- Barber Shops— Dealers- of Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox. in Portland. ing the log of Cedar Springs life. Poultry Dealer- vac treatment a trial. ner guests at the Wesley Miller ner of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- James Fahrnl King Milling Co. Lee Tefft and sister Helen of We invite your inquiries and to Mrs. Donald Weekes and daugh- home Sunday. ley Coles of Bowne and Mr. and Walter Voyzey C. H. Runclman Foreman Poultry Farm Lansing spent over Sunday with make use of this bank. GENERAL BARBER SHOP WORK— ter Marjorie of Youngstown. O.. re- All persons living within a 20- Mrs. Fred Fahrnl. Claude Thorne MacFarlane Co. their people here. turned home Sunday after spending But It's True ! mile radius should be sure to regis- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wittenbach, J. E. Bannan Restauranta— This department will be continued in the same painstaking manner as always, Moseley-Murray Lake Evening visitors at the Rlckert- several weeks with friends and rel- ter at Lowell business and profes- Betty and George spent Sunday Earl S. Kropf Mrs. W. Engl* Cahoon home were Mr. and Mrs. Grocery Stoi George B. Kerr with Bemie Bedell and an assistant. The proprietor will also continue to do atives In Lowell and surrounding sional places for the "Lowell Day with his mother, Mrs. Anna Wit- R. D. Hahn E. G. Fitzgerald hair cutting and shaving as formerly. cities. Corwin Cahoon and daughter. Bes- Club Plan" which will be held every tenbach. Acc Fredrlckson of Kalamazx) sie Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. George Beauty Shops— Weaver's Red A White Richmond's Cafe A iwr Wednesday until further notice, Mrs. H. D. Post and Harry Post Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Merrill and was a Sunday guest of Miss Velma Hardy and son Jimmle. Callers in Mabel Scott Kroger Grocery ft Bak. Mrs. Elsie Racine TELEPHONE APPOINTMENTS— tffUfO A starting Wednesdaj, Sept. 29. Costs of Belmont and Stanley Ketchal of Joyce of Mt Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Keech. the afternoon were Miss Emma »VHAie/ Florence Stiles C. Thomas Store Claude Staal rut nirnn nothing to Join and there Is noth- Grand Rapids were Sunday callers If possible, make appointments by telephone. However, if this cannot be done, Wm. Roth and Nancy Jean of Saturday and Sunday guests at Tefft of Ionia and Mr. and Mrs. E. O" WAKTuCKfT. ing to buy. Absolutely no expense at the I. F. Fliklns home. A. ft P. Tea Co. we will render prompt service to all customers as they come. Vickeryville spent the week-end the Chris Kropf home were Mr. Raymor and son of Saranac. tutiMMiatm, to those registering their names. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briggs and Cleaning, Pressing— F. E. Howk Radio ft Tire Sales- with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pletcher and Mrs. Jesse Barry, his sister Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Whitney of Read first page article and dis- children of Lowell called on Mr Palace Cleaners F. J. Boyd Ralph's Tire ft Radio COSMETICS— and family. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grand Rapids spent Sunday with play advertisement in this issue. and Mrs. Ware Story Saturday af- Rennells, all of Lansing and Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iHaglund of Register now. ternoon. We use and sell the Marrow line of cosmetics and also sell and service the and Mrs. Dell Kropf and children Myers. Tut ctpuBvc or dcuvifi Clothiers- Hardware Stores Shoes and Shoe Repair- Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Lewis and Schick dry shavers. of Lowell. Mrs. Iva Cahoon and Mrs. Doris HAO u.t'i lanwm Price Rite Hardware Beach ft Outman H. Beckquist of Muskegon were trout rmf.mcM Coons Clothing Store Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ford and son Sparks and Mrs. Daisy Rickert at- BRMMKD daughter Phyllis of Lansing were Gee's Hardware Art H. Hill Sunday afternoon and evening Saturday evening guests of Mr. and H. L. V.'cckes Dry Goods Our beauty parlors consist of three departments, each with newly finished Oren and Clayton Engle spent Sun- tended a shower for Mrs. Gladys State Savings Bank MffVSKT MCMN M. D. Hoyt Ira Moore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn ..NHC3-, Wepman Clothiers day at George Crady's. Clemenz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Pitsch. Chas. F. Daudert and attractive walls and ceilings, restful chairs and other furnishings and in addi- Fletcher and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bovee and Mrs. Hettle Davis and family and Mrs. Wesley Clemenz in Lowell on Lowell Michigan Ice Cream ft Candy— tion the very best beauty equipment that money can buy. These features coupled Versal and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cream Statloi Robert Lalley of Lapeer spent Robert and Lewis Howard spent Friday evening. JOf G//H Christiansen Ice Cream with a capable staff enables us to offer you beauty parlor work equal to the best Sweet of Ionia visited relatives at D. W. Wilcox . Theater- the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Sunday, Sept. 12. at Flsk Knob. Cole's Candyland Shelby Sunday. John Fahrnl Strand Theater, Inc. that can be obtained anywhere. With it all, our prices will be found fair and rea- Elizabeth Lalley, and Jack Lalley Mrs. Hettle Dayls and daughters. H. C. Scott Mi*, and Mrs. Eugene Cahoon and E. A. Compagner sonable. left for Mt. Pleasant to re-enter Emily and Matilda, Alvin Davis. West Lowell BITTER- Robert and Lewis Howard, Mr. and daughter Gay of Saranac spent Variety Stores— Central State Teachers College, Mrs. Melvln Court EST TEARS Sunday evening with Ware Story where he Is a Junior. Mrs. Will Engle spent Sunday with Drug Stores— Ice Dealer- Frank's 5c to $1.00 Store and family. Northern Ice Company Mr. and Mrs. Guy Purdy of The U. B. Church will have a COME FROM Mrs. I. F. Fliklns Is spending this Henry's Drug Store We Cordially Invite Mrs. Alger and Mrs. Smith of Smyrna, honoring the birthdays of social at the home of Mrs. Gabe Announcement.. W. C. Hartman Drugs Miscellaneous— Grand Rapids spent last week with Mrs. Engle and Mr. Purdy. Onan on Friday evening Oct. 1st. /rr LBASi DEEDS UNDONE week with Mrs. H. D. Post of Bel- mO MtOMANM VOO CHILOOtH M mont. Hilderly Rexall Store Jeweler*— L. W. Rutherford The people of Lowell and vicinity to visit our beauty parlor and barber shop. Our Mrs. Emma Austin. Mrs. Carol Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Court were KMHOth rnt WCW V0BK-J CHMIOWH OPENING '*0*10 M*Ct SutPOBTtK Esther Briggs is working at the G. C. Kent Vern Good continuous aim will be to render competent, intelligent, satisfactory service and Perkins. Mrs. Mary E. Moore and dinner guests of Mrs. Ruth Bylen- have aecw NAMED Miss LaVanche Moore of Grand Uioatmu'N A ere a pa. General Motors, Ionia. Electrical Stores— Lowell Light ft Power ga of Grand Rapids Sunday. tuvto *j THt ABMHi crsrt courteous treatment to all. Rapids were Sunday callers of Mrs. nmacMr umxr.i «pr xrj SHALiyMWM* Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Story were in Smith Auto Supply Lumber Dealer- Lowell Mfg. Co. Claude Schmidt and wife called Rita Jane Rademacher MMM/74r/OM 60*0 * r TMf TOtowa MeauM C. M. Office Chair Co. Austin. Better Have Kour on Ben Walte of Freeport Friday T/MI ... twrj ESTATE HEATIOLA Ada Sunday and called on Frank Lowell Lumber ft Supply COWHIiHONtR / Sohram and family. Mrs. Schram V. W. Hunter evening. Furniture & Funeral— Dr. Bruce Stocking of Chicago, a DANCE STUDIO While he was health commissioner, Dr. Wynne became personally Is In very poor health. former well known Lowell resident, Furnace Cleaned Mrs. Gabe Onan attended a W® beliave this to b* the moat affi- Marlene Story attended a birth- W, A. Roth Furniture Music Dealer— THORNE'S BEAUTY PARLORS birthday dinner at the home of interested in welfare work in the Chinese qnarter of New York city, and attained quite a distinction recently ciant homo haatar avar invantad. day party at Saranac Saturday af- Haner Company Royden Warner her brother. Fred Reynolds in Tap Acrobatic Ballet made thousands of friends. when the Marshall-Fields store In Coma in. Saa for yourself why tha ternoon for her cousin, Gay Ca- and Checked Over I Grand Rapids Sunday. Revolntionary bodies cansed the curious situation in Bolivia. AND BARBER SHOP Chicago displayed 25 enlargements ganuina Estate Haatrola will give hoon. of snapshots that he took last win- ' Mrs. John Court Is spending two Enroll at the Tbe whale was itranden on tbe beach off tbe village of Slasconset. you mora for your money. Before Cold Weather j weeks with her son and wife, Mr. As it was trying to free itself, a rat, rangbt by a receding wave, was CONTINUES EVERY WEDNESDAY Proprietor, Claude Thorne. ter while on a trip to Mexico. . Junior Partner (to pretty sten- Comes and Mrs. Melvln Court. CITY HALL, LOWELL washed into its month. It became lodged in its throat, chsked tbe great Phone 302 Widw range of afyies, aisas, ographer). Are you doing anything Mrs. John Fahrnl and daughter ) Mrs. Chas. Dawson. Mrs. Clyde (First Floor) mammal to death. pricm*; conrwnimnt farmson. Sunday evening, Miss Dale? UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Assistants: Esther Richardson Ruth of Bradley. Glenn Hubbel of Dawson and Mrs. David Austin Ferdlnando served in the six armies for tbe purpose of getting Steno. (hopefully): No, not a Jewell Richardson 105 E. Main St. Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Homer RAY COVERT are working for General Motors In From 3:00 to 5 KM) p. m. recruits for his organisation. Tbe armies were these of Italy, Romania, thing. Bemie Bedell Hubbel, son Robert and grandson Ionia. France, Germany, England and BrasiL Last-named country Jailed him Gee't Hardware Jr. Partner: Then try and be at David of Grand Rapids were Sun- PloBbinf Heating Mr. and Mrs. Wenger and son far bis activities, and be died la prison. the office earlier Monday morning, Be Sure to be in Town Every Week James Montgomery - Lowell day visitors of Mrs. Emma Hubbel Sheet Metal Work Kent of Lowell were Sunday sup- Saturday, September 85,1937 Phon« # Low# II will you? at the S. J. Carter home In East per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Lowell. Court. THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN. TH17R8DAY. SEPT. U, 1937 POl'R THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1937 FIVE

Odds and Ends ALTO DEPARTMENT ADA DEPARTMENT NEW 1937 PACK FINEST GRADE 10% Off (Mm. Huttle 11. Fitch) LOWELL CREAMERY Here nnd There (Mrs. Fred Pattifton) MILK To be sure it's fresh coffee BREAD IWANT-ADS •MH For Cash Increased Demand for COUNTRY CLUB be sure it's HOT-DATED KROGER S CLOCK WANT ADV. RATES—36c FOR 25 WORDS OR LESS. IF OVER 25 Brief Paragraphs of News and Ada Locals j of school house. On Oct 20 the WORDS. ADD Ic PER WORD. IF ORDERED BY MAIL, PLEASE Informatlun on a Variety Free Chest Clinic club will meet to plant bu'.bs and WHY= On All Plows [ Sunday evening guests of Mr. and ENCLOSE COIN OR STAMPS. of Topics CANNED FOODS perennials at school hcuse, nlsji | Mrs. Robert Morris were Mr. and Lowell Creamery Butter In Alto, Sept. 29 bulbs by the bank, after which all Ohio Was Given Nickname 4r25< 1 Mrs. Harold Gillespie and dauph- 2 12< I will enjoy a weiner r6a.«t. Mr?. Oliver and Moore • ter Crystal and Leroy Morris of of the Eu:!ceye Stn!e. FOR SALE—2 brood sows, duo Nov.! A survey by the United Press re . , , ... . Timpson read a very interesting! | Grand Rapids. Two derivations are given as to • • Calls for Increase in Cream Supply. WaiM. foi Sale, Lost and Founi1i. Five miles south of Lowell on, veal.- that two-thirds of Michigan A free clinic for examination of and in5lructive papei t0 the c:uh M-66, "j mile west. Joe Sterzick | leglslatoi.- are opposed to a spccial Rev. and Mrs. Russell McConne'.l tl.e origin cf Ohio's nickname, the chest will be held in the school wntten by prof Franc,g Danlol!i pl9 session this fall. | and sons, Robert and David of st.itcs a writer in the Cleveland WANTED—Grape and apple pick- SALE in Alto on Wednesday. September I w.ho hafi ,etuiiutj t0 hi5 teaching Sell Your Cream at MICHIGAN MAID ( Charlotte were supper guests Wed- 29 from 1:00 to 4:30 p. m. A phy- at Milledgeville. On. Plain Dealer. The most commonly We Pay Highest Possible Prices ers every day. Call 8S-F5. Frank FOR SALE—Nice sectional book- Millions cf white pine, Norway sician nnd nurse employed through nesday evening cf Mr. and Mrs. accepted one is that the name oris- RICE Daniels, R. R, 3, Lowell. cl9 the Old Reliable case, three sections, (more sec-jspruce and pine seedlings are be- C. THOMAS STORES FINER QUALITY the Christmas Seal fund of the An- Arthur Martin. inaled from the buckeye tree which FANCY BLUE ROSE For Cream tlons may be addedl. full of good ing planted this month In national ti-Tuberculosis Society will make Alto Locals Market j Members of the Booster Club and FOR SALE Grapes Mrs. Godfrey books, price $10.00. Inquire of forests by CCC youths. i their families have been invited to is it digenous to the state nnd not BUTTER Kropf. 1 mile east of Moseley CANNED FOODS WITH NATURE'S the examinations. James A. Johnson, care Roy Buy them by the doz- We extend our sympathy to the a lawn party tc be held Friday eve- foun.l to any extent elsewhere nnd Stoie. Lowell phone 51-F3. cllt-2t The students of the Alto school Johnson. R. 3. Lowell. cl9 New state park sites will bo Bartlett family and hope for a ning. Sept. 24. at the home of Mr. only in a very restricted region STRICTLY FRESH HEALTH, FLAVOR AND FRESHNESS and any others who wish it will bought this fall on the great lakes en or case this week speedy recoveiy for Mrs. Bartletfsl and Mrs. Fred Thomas at McCorJs. about Ohio and contiguous territory. ib 5c HORSE FOR SALE—Dark Bay be given a tuberculin skin test. E. A. COMPAGNER FOR SALE—2 cow.-* and a bull and the St. Claii river. The legis- daughter. Mrs. Helen Eyke, who John Fahrnl Mare, 6 years old. wt. 1100. A , SEALED IN. ! A potluck supper will be enjoyed The Indians called the buckeye blood-tested. S. M. Rowland, 4 All positive reactors will have was severely injured when a train Phone 324 Lowell, Mich. 2 lature appropriated $300,000. and save. jand games played under the ditec- "hetutk," meaning the eye of the real good one. Guaranteed. miles southwest of Lowell. pl9 chest xrays. Anybody who ever struck the auto in which she was Gould's Garage, Phone 269. cl9 The Pick of This Year's Pack is Here. tion cf Miss Nellie Smith anJ Mrs, buck, because of the striking re- 2 5, 73« lived in the homo with a person riding. Evelyn Souzer. WOULD LIKE TO .MEET MAN- Predatory animal control work l semblance of the seed both in color, who coughed a greet deal should Val Watts attended the Poultry; Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. FOR SALE —Two yood Jersey Who's given up hope of finding cost Michigan $3,315 for bounties j NAVY during August under the new take advantage of this clinic. short course at M. S. C. the past Chas. Freeman wore Mr. and Mrs. shape and appenrance to the eye cows, tested for tubereu.ocis and leal comfortable work shoes I d,r No. 2 cans Alto LOCUIh bounty arrangement enacted by Dozen Case of 24 week. Fred Haskins and family of Grand of the buck. Bangs disease, and fresh in De- Will introduce him to a pair of cember nnd January: ai&o ? 1U- the state legislature. Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacNaugh- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergy of Rapids. The other derivation was brought CHOCOLATK DROPS • bu:k-skln-so.'t" Wolverine Horse- News From Grand Rapids gallon milk cans. David r. War- PEA1 S SS' '" 3 for 25c 98e S1.95 ton were Sunday dinner guests of Boyne City and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson and out at the opening of the first court BEANS Doing, Europe hides that wear like iron $2,25 Ear|y June Twenty-six multiple unit stream- Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacNaughton of Xaih and daughter were Monday family motored to Bostwick Lake ner. Phone 115-F13. pl9 and up. at Cocns." in the Northwest Territory on Sep- lined passenger tialns are now in Of Former Bowne Folks Mulliken. and all called on Sid j evening dinner guests of Mr. and Sunday where they were dinner CHOICE HAND PICKED MacNaughton of Grand Ledge in; Mrs. Chas. Deming. tember 2. 1788. when a rather im- MICHIGAN! CANDY FOR SALE—A few mere generous FOR SALE—4 matched teams, sev- operatlcn on railroads in the United No 2 Dozen Case of 24 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kit- posing procession marched to Cam- lots on Scenic Hill. Large enough i the afternoon, also on Mr. and Mrs George L. M:ller spent Sunday A Series of Articles Written Especially For Ledger eral single horses, used Mllwau- States and orders have been placed SWEET PEAS RR. can 12' c $1.40 The following items concerning j^owalk son. Other guests included Mr. and pus Martius Hall at Marietta. The DATE 4 w/ for two families. A. Velzy. North $2.78 with friends in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Curtis^ Rogers and Johnnie or SALT1D PIANUTS kee corn binder, bean pullers, 2- to build nine more. former Bowne folks now living In Mrs Fr.nk Fairchil(1 ,9 caring procession was headed by the high Washington-st.. Lowell. j)19 roll Deering corn busker. John Grand Rapids are fu.nished the; wh.tney- Mac of Lansing. lb. Readers by James Furner of Ada 1701 Dozen Case of 24 for Mrg Duano Bl0Wn of Mrs. Homer Morris and Eugene sheriff. Col. Ebenezer Sproat, a tall PEACHES — Holes. Eiberta and S. Watson McCormick-Deerln^ Tho legislative investigating cotn- GREEN GIANT Ledger through the courtesy of vil,p who lg vpry commanding figure, carrying a 5 lb. Dealer. Smyrna. pl9 m.ttee into gambling has reached can 17• « cw $2,00 $3.98 Mrs. James Brandebury: and Joan spent Sunday in Grand (20th century. Kalamazoo are ready: also apple Mrs. Delia Silcox and grand- sword. The Indians, greatly im- bulk (Fifth Article) the point where members-are prom- Willis Lape and wife with Mrs. Rapids visiting Mr. and Mrs. Seth io< It Is impossible to leave France picker? wanted. 6 miles northeast daughter Doris were Sunday din LIFE'S VanWormer and children. pressed by the ceremony, dubbed The Guillotine LOST—A Guernsey heifer, 2 year."hying criminal Indictments. The Lizzie Whitmer attended the fu- . ., , - j without a visit to Vei sallies and of Lowell, then mile moith of old. missing from pasture from House voted to legalize slot ma No, 2 cans Dozen ner guests of Mary and Addle Sin- Mrs. Elmer Lawrence accom- Several blocks from the Made- . ; . Case of 24 neral of Emanuel Troyer at the Colonel Sproat "Hetuck," or "Big Konta ntb eau two t f the flnwt M-66. Anthony P.e:tz Phon-.- 118- Sept. 1-12. Reward. Please notify; hines and dog racing. clair. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keiser panied her son. Elmer Lawrence of Buckeye," not in derision but in line Church Is the Place de la Con- architecture. Fll. pl9 c Mennonite Church in Bowne last spent the day with relatives in LITTLE examples of Flcnch Fred Roth. R. R. 2, Lowell phono W V mi 3 lor 25c Grand Rapids, to Lansing Saturday the greatest admiration. The nick- FEED corde. the most spacious square In Leavlng par,9 via the Avenue Ue COR " N^ Cream Style 98c SI .95 Tuesday. Mrs. Whitmer remained Grand Rapids' and "called at the (3 Ib. bag 53c) FOR SALE—2 registered Jersey 8-F11. pl9 Tenants are beg.nning to move to spend the week-end there with Paris. It was la d out under Louis bt cloud we arr|ve at the vin for a few days' visit with her Sinclair home in the evening, then name stuck and was later passed WESCO SCRATCH EGG cows, 4 and 6 vearyears old. ff-hefro .'hen . .. Z . 7; into the Harlem River Houses," relatives. OXYDOL Ver8anlfBt lhe capltal of the nephew. Stephen Weavei and wife on to other Ohioans. XV. A statue of the king was re- of returned to their home in Marion. JESTS Mrs. Tannetta Brown and chil- MASH OR ,a b Oct.23 and 24 Phone 66-F13. I^w-Lowell Market Keport PWA's $4,219,000 first low-rent nnd other friends. SPECIAL p f"L >' " monument of Liberty Seine.ct<)lge department, with a housing project in New York City Wax or Green No, 2 can Dozen Case of 24 Mr. and Mrs. George Trescott dren of Lowell called on Mrs. Anna Ohio's nickname was not crystal- GROWING MASH In 1,92. which subsequently had to ell. Earnest Roark. OR CHIPSO lllt|on of about Corrected Sept. 23. '937 The project, not yet completed. James Brandebury and wife with | and Margaret of Lansing were Fare last Wednesday. ized, however, until the presiden- give place to the Guillotine It was , Kr DliS Cut Stringless THIS WIEK ONLY I The bcaut ful chateau wa9 buUt PEACHES — Elbertas and Hales Wheat, bu 94 will have 574 living units, for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glade and Sunday callers at the Ernest Roark Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Afton and tial campaign of 1840, when Gen. on this Guillotine Louis XVI. Mar- „ VMIIIV Finest Pack 10c SI .17 S2.33 daughter Dolores spent Sunday at home. IOC-lb K1 XIV Un(Jer hlni now ready. Bring baskets. Prices Rye. hu.. which 11.000 families have fi'ed ap- son Walter spent Saturday after- William Henry Harrison was a can- LARGE the Brandebury cottage on Hess Mr. and Mrs. Morllla and Mr. and bag % 2.39 SOLD ONLY BY KROGER \o Antoinette. Oanton Herbert Versailles became the center of the very reasonable. Hilton Orchirds Corn. bu. 1,00 plications, noon at the Hudsonvllle fair with didate for President of the United pkg. Robespierre and 3000 others were ,,^, life of Frarcc an(1 E , on US 16. 2«4 miles west of M C6- Buckwheat, cwt 150 Lake. Mrs. Walter Ryder of Grand Rap- Mrs. Martha Hcegg. 19c States. During that campaign buck- beheaded at that time it was call- .Jn u;ed in magnificence. grand. US 16 junction. cl9 Barley, cwt 100 James A. Farley. Postmaster No. 2 can Dozen Case of 24 Mrs. Etta Blough of Hastings ids were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward and eye cabins and buckeye walking ed Place de la Revolution. It waa'eur^and His kuccessor , Oats, bu General of the United States, will was the guest of her old school Mrs. John Ellis. children of Kalamazoo are spend- chum. Mrs. J. S. Brandebury last Mrs. Rose Bryant entertained GONE WITH THE BREEZE sticks became emblems of the -T? ^ ^never reached his greatness. On FOR SALE—Heatrola, 6000 c'.ibic|ccrn and Oat- Feed, cwt 225 be the principal speaker al the an- 3 lor 25c ing a vacation period visiting Mrs. WESCO FEED Tale of Two Cities the French ; p TOMATOES 98c SI .95 Oct0ber 6 17g9 the le of ar!s ft. size, used only four monthsJcorn Meal, cwt Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Blough with a Sunday dinner in honor of state's first presidential candidate. 3 bets |7l H 2-50 nUj,i banquet cf the Ingha.-n Coun- Olive Ward and other relatives and Camay women used to bring their knitt ng marched t0 Vergaille g £ brinK the S40 cash. Lowell Phone 326, cl9 Coarse Cracked Corn, cwt visited her cousin Menno Huns- Mr. and Mrs. Val Johnson. Other The rest of the mourners didn't It was this campaign that set Ohio- 6* Dairy 'Z, S1.59 Canning Supplies SOAP 2.50 ty Jefferson Club tc be hold at the friends in and about Ada. and count their stitches by the ki and back t0 the ,tal Shelled Corn, bu 1 3 berger while in the city. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd know there was a ventriloquist at ans apart as "Buckeyes." FOR SALE—1931 Chevrolet coach, 3 Masonic Temple in Lansing. Thurs- , , No Dozen Caie of 24 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward, Mr. l number o heads that dropped Into From that moment the 8plendor of Bran. cwt.. 125 W. J. Glasgow, wife and Mildred Hunt of Grand Rapids and Mr. and the negro funeral. The story of what KERR OR BALL BROS. NASOM day, Sept. u nnounceJ TOMATOES RR. and Mrs. SMrley Ward and Mrs. 10 Dairy ^ $1,69 Ivory Flakes £i£* 21< in good condition, driven ii.000 5^\lnu c^ri 155i ^ " p b . hc.-„ ' 10c S1.18 $2.35 of Baylis St. visited Jerry Blough Mrs. Leo Bryant and Arleen. happened was explained afterward t .i? . . .. this residence was at an end. Louis- miles, Oscar Allen. 114 Smith-av., CWt ^nda>: E:b.an F Paxton- P"8" Olive Ward motored to Lowell on 5 nt r 0f h e squa Flour, bbl and wife Sunday. Mrs. Glasgow The Michigan Bell women and Why Northern Ohio Was 14'a DAIRY 100-lb. bog f 1.88 . «K u / T " I Philippe, the citizen king, esta- ident of the club. by one of them, relates a writer in Sunday evening to visit Mr. and JARS r 65< Lowell. p19 Pea Beans, cwt 3.10 recently returned from a trip to their husbands of Grand Rapids Ivory Soap ^ 5< stands the Obellsque of Luqwr 75 hi^d the National museum In Dozen 24 cans the Washington Post Mrs. Andrew Chaffee. Known as the Fire Lands QUARTS, dot 75c feet high, a present of the Khedlne 4 00 Madison. Wis., where she went to enjoyed a 5 o'clock picnic dinner at tolled Oats 5 £, 19< WITH THE PURCHASE OF the d(lgerted lace and now it is PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL- ^t Red Beans, cwt More than one hundred bablo? ASPARAGUS RX llr 15c $1.75 $3.45 "Well, suh," he said, "they begins Mrs. Josephine Ward celebrated tt-GALLOM. dot. 88c 3 MEDIUM BARS 18e in 183 a| Rc 4.00 attend a G. A. R. Encampment. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Not all of northern Ohio was known 1°. Ir ViT ? lt» historical memories which give Bring this advertisement and get:^ k d Beans, cwt.. have been born In the Federal tuh lowah pore ole Sam intuh ds her 82nd birthday anniversary by. 4 Kline Sunday. A bout 30 were pres- as the Fire Lands. These lands con- PURE CIDER At each side of the monument Is lmp0rtance t0 Versailles. 50c credit on all $2.50. $350 and Cranberry Beans, cwt. -2? Government's experimental farm hole, an' he say, 'Go easy dere, inviting her children and their EERR OR BALL BROS. - JABS B rrtn'it frvnr>#olr* UI n a <1 nil n s-sm i . I • 5 No. 2 ^ Dozen Cise of 24 ent and enjoyed an evening of vis- sisted of 500,000 acres at the west- Gallon « f. Cold Dutt 2 ooas 9< a.. great fountain. Place„d all around,. I..n. lg70 Versailles became thvwe . $5,00 machine permanents book- Potatoes, cwt •J 1 colony at Matanuska. Alaska, since 1 w i families to her home in North Ada Vinegar bulk l/C 36 SPINACH N can * Pioneer of Bowne iting. boys!'" erly end of the Western Reserve. Wld* Mouth ^ 83< SCOURMG POWDER the great square are 8 statues re-!head erg of the German ed before Oct. 1. Stiles Beauty gu " b that project was launched in May. $1.14 $2.27 for a dinner party on Friday. Sept. nrpspntino- EVonnh (nivnc nomnlv - . .1 Shop Phone 385-F2 pjg Butterfat, lb 38 Mr. and Mrs. John Boersma and "Well," asked an impatient lis- With slight variations in their boun- presenting French towns, namely, armies and in 1871, the king of 1935. The colony is composed 14. Thirty members of her family QUARTS, dom. 83c Eggs. doz three children of Grand Rapids tener. "Did they bury him any- Kraft pk* 8c Marseille, Lyons, Bordeaux. Nantes, •23 largely of families moving from No. 2 can Dozen Laid To Rest at 83 were present for the occasion and daries they embraced the counties P 4 C 10 fc" 39< Prussia was crowned German Em- Hogs, live, cwt 12.50 Caie of 24 and Mr. ond Mrs. A. W. Miller of how?" HER GRACE Rouen, Brest, Lille and Strasbourg. peror in the Gallery of Glass. In for sale-TWO fresh Guernsey submarginal lands of Wisconsin, they included her own children, of Huron and Erie. PHUJL CREAM CHEESE GIAMT SOAP Hogs, dressed, cwt 16.00 CARROTS S 3 for 25c 98c SI.9S Ada called at the Wilson home on Facing the Obellsque to the north this same room, on June 28, 1919 heifers. Call A. Kalllnger, Low- Minnesota and Michigan. The story teller's eyes rolled. grandchildren and great grandchil- During the Revolutionary war the Fruit Pectin 3 1*0* 25c pl9 Beef. live, lb 05-.13 Sarah Ann Driver was born In Sunday. are two palaces, the Minister of the Peace Treaty was signed be- ell "Mistuh Man." he asked, "how yo* dren. Mrs. Ward received many British burned or otherwise de- CERTO bottle tlo the Marine and the Automobile Beef, dressed, lb 09-.20 Cambridgeshire. England, on Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Watson and lovely gifts, and friends from LOAF ANGEL FOOD CHEESE MEAD tween the allies and Germany. About three million school chil- all 'spec me tuh know dat?" stroyed a great deal of property Club of France. FOR SALE — Modern circulator, Chickens, lb 16-.18 dren in the United States—one- DInty Moore 20. 1694 and passed away at her daughter Jane of Battle Creek and Grand Rapids sent her a beautiful KERR OH BALL The only room in the palace that belonging to Connecticut citizens. -W EGG RECIPE" MADE WITH CHEESE AMD The Tullerles Gardens connect practically new. Frank Zahm, eighth of the entire school popu- home Sept. 17, 1937. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson of bcuquet of flowers. The guests left PIMEVTOES contains the original furniture Is Hard One These citizens afterward appealed the Place de la Concorde with the 519 Monroe Ave., Lowell. pl9 All persons Irving within a 20- lation—are handicapped by defec- lb. In the year of 1886 she came to Hickory Corners were Sunday vis- at a late hour wishing Mrs. Ward EXTRA Jar Caps *«. 23< the apartment of King Louis XIV. America and was united in mar- itors at the Mack Watson home. Customer—Give me some of that to their Legislature for reimburse- Louvre Museum. This Is one of the mile radius should be sure to regis- tive eyesight, according to Lewis H many many happy returns of the SPECIAL JLIf* SPECIAL ^ 10' The priceless paintings have been EXTRA—Wanted, poultry and eggs. ter at Lowell business and profes- Beef Stew can 15c riage with Arthur Clarke of Bowne Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thaler and . repared monoaceticscidester of day. ment Their claims were considered Jelly Classes ** 39c most perfectly planned gardens in removed to the Louvre and the re- Rocks and red hens. 4 lbs. and Carrls, managing director of the PINEAPPLE the world. This garden covers the sional places for the "Lowell Day National Society for Prevention of township, Kent County, on May Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Litwlller and salicylicacid. Mrs. Anna Washburn, who has in 1791, and in 1792 the Assembly set mainder of the furniture has been up, 21c. Call 11. C. H. Runclman spot where the Tullerles Palace Club Plan" which will be held every Blindness. Farsightedness is the 10 of that year. son of Kitchener. Ont., visited Mr. Druggist—Of course, you mean been In St. Mary's hospital. Grand aside these acres for the benefit of sold or strayed Into smaller mu- Poultry House. cl9 Wednesday until further notice, common visual defect. N o 2 To this union were born three and Mrs. Ray Linton Tuesday af- aspirin, don't you? Rapids, for the past month, fol- the sufferers and their heirs. stood until 1871 when It was seums throughout Europe. Of Fancy Sliced 20c '•n- S2.35 ternoon. burned to the ground. The gardens WANTED—5 cords of green wood starting Wednesday, Sept. 29. Costs Veg. Soup children. George D., now of Jack- lowing a major operation, returned course during the revolution the c a „ 10c Customer—Yeah, but I never can Originally this tract was called are always open to the public. w nothing to join and there is noth- 1 son. Mich., Mary C. Boulard of Lucy Foster, who is staying with to her home this past week and is YEARLING LAMB palace was open to the public at right away. Call 87-F2. Works Progress Administration Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denise of think of that darn name! "the sufferers' Lands," but later At the opposite end of the Place Reuhland. cj9 ing to buy. Absolutely no expense employes total 1,482.707 persons, as Cnshed ^ 9c Bowne township and Charles O., getting along as well as can be ex- all times and many of the treas- -SI .07 Wisconsin Colby Freeport. spent Sunday with her became known as the Fire Lands. de la Concorde from the Tullerles to those registering their names. compared with the 1,500,000 max- who lives on the old homestead. pected. ured pieces were stolen or destroy- Read first page article and dis- Life's Little Trials CRAPES th WANTED—Hired man for farm imum limit stipulated In the new ! do1 Eleven grandchildren, (on* husband. Walter Foster. Mrs. Irve Mrs. Mary Harris accompanied SHOULDER 4 . !,, 'r™" 5^' «1. Therefore tod.. It I. )a.t . "Pa, what's the difference be- work. Call at D-X Station at play advertisement in this issue. Relief Act. The total now is about Crithed ^ 19e * S2.25 Elizabeth Ann Boulard having de- Dintaman of Grand Rapids was a Mr. and Mrs. Will SilUway and Why People Have Red Hair Elysees where all the most expen- huge marble, decorated In gold 1 Saturday caller. CALIFORNIA Corner of US 16-M 66. pl9 Register now. 2,775.000 less than under the peak parted this life In her early years) tween a hill and a pill?" Mrs. Maude Bloom to Cedar Springs Why does a red-haired child have ROAST »> AJVzC sive Parisian hotels are located. leaf, shell, to which tourists by the Cheese Ib. 22c relief enrollment of the old Civil and three great grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Colby of Mc- "I don't know, my son, unless it's on Sunday where they visited Mr. red hair? Why is the "Bourbon Jaw" k The Champs-Elysees ends at the FOR SALE—80-acre farm, 4 miles TOKAY thousands flock to see. According to the latest definition, Works Administration in January. Gems ::r 13c -SI-53 mourn the loss of a tender and Cords and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lin- that a hill is high and a pill is and Mrs. Geo. Sillaway. BREAST Terr uo* lot itewiso lb. Be Arc de Trlompbe. froiiom Lowelli^oweii . Rean. «li googwiuuu.mind buildings,. ,^ ., transmitted for centuries from one 5c The gardens of Versailles werej e KB an oId maid ia a e< irl who 1934. loving grandmother. ton had dinner at the "Farm" near The Arc de Trlompbe was erect- round—is that it?" Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munroe generation of Bourbons to another? laid out In 1677-88, in spite of nu- Priced to sell David F. Warner never had a chance to ^ FLOUR Beside the immediate family Kalamazoo and visited the Kellogg "Naw! A hill is hard to get up Wbhterrore this past week were ed in 1806-36. On the walls of the Phone 115-F13. pl9 SL* 83c Why do characteristics of temper- ONIONS to ^ 17c LOIN CHOPS it 17c merous atlerations they have pre- Railroads in the United States there are also one sister and four bird sanctuary in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Husted on Sat- •o. t-TZLLOW arch are reliefs and groups of and a pill is hard to get down." ament or body reappear in des- served their original character. operate the most extensive car brothers and other relatives In Ed. Johnson of Grand Rapids urday. and on Tuesday Mr and statuary. Since 1921 the everlast- FOR SALE —- 7-weeks-old Duroc A young man walked breezily in- ft lb. cendants? The one answer is MB CHOPS ft 15c One of the most beautiful views ferry systems in the world. They England and a cousin, Mrs. George spent Sunday with Bis sisfer, Mrs, Mrs. Floyd Whittemore and daugh- ing fire of the "flamme du sou- pigs. Phone 6-F11. Bert M. Pur- to the doctor's surgery. Peant Bitter b'.L • jar 23c POTATOES 4 19c In all Europe can be seen from the move millions of tons of freight ORIENTAL Chas. Colby and family. Charles Why Be Lost ter of Giand Rapids. summed up in a word — chromo- venir" has burned underneath the chase. pl9 "Ah. good morning, sir," he said. Butcher of Dayton, N. Y. and a mconABWiR Hall of Mirrors when tbe huge annually on the ferries, and some host of friends. Colby started work with the Feder- Said the Judige to the plaintiff In James Furner, Mrs. Verne Fur- somes, states a writer in London triumphal arch in memory of the "I've just dropped in to tell you al Deposit Insurance Corp. Monday LEG O' LAMB ^17c fountains are playing. FOR SALE— how greatly I benefited from your ferries are in the passenger serv- Early In life she united with the a compensation case: "Now show ner and Mrs. Claire Lampert are Answers Magazine. In London, bi- Unknown Warrior of the great Ben Sproits 3 25c morning after reporting for duty Truly Versailles and Its gardens 1936 Dodge Trunk Sedan. treatment." ice. The railroads have more than 3 lbs. Episcopal Church of England and the court the effects of the accident spending several days In Chicago, ologists have been pursuing elusive PEACHES war. who was laid to rest here in Macaroni Hb.. Bum 17e at the Lansing office Saturday. 99c is a fairy tale come true. 1936 Plymouth Coach. The doctor eyed him up and 2,000 units of floating travel, em- Vegetable since coming to America has been upon you." visiting relatives and friends. chromosomes for some years. They iUCHlGAH ELBERTA - 8 ft* lie BOLOGNA """" a, 16c 1920. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sydnam re- Thirty eight miles from Paris 1935 Plymouth Coach. down. ploying an army of marine work- The plaintiff got up and, with in- Sunday guests of Mrs. Daisy have been able to detect them now. fIJU. LOAF 8LICBD Ib. tSe One of the most important and can a devoted member of the Bowne turned home from Pontiac one day Is the quiet little town of Fontalne- 1932 Plymouth Coach. "But I don't remember you," he ers. 2 ib. 9c Center Church. finite pain, hobbled across the floor. Ward were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh They are tiny things found in germ Kroger Supports National squares in Paris as far as history bleau with a population of about Navy Beans Chop Suey Noodles 25c last week after taking their grand- Is concerned Is the Place ds la 1931 Chevrolet Coach. said, "You're not one of my pati- She was ever a loving wife and "And now," continued the Judge, Henry Ward and children of Grand cells of every living creature. They 15,000. Important because of Its Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of daughters and Mis. Blake Vander- Rapids. PORK SAUSACE ^ 29c Baetile. It obtained its name from 1930 Marquette Sport Coupe. ents." 1 lb. a devoted mother. A kind and un- "show us how you used to move be- are of various shapes and sizes, but Producer-Consumer Campaign! castle and splendid woods. Agriculture, is busy figuring out lip to Pontiac. ARMOURY STAR - EwU—I for breakfast the famous fortress built by Chaa. 1929 Dodge 6 Coupe. "I know," replied the other, "but pkg. 14c derstanding neighbor, with" a kind fore the accident" Fontalnebleau Castle was built answers to make to Middle West- Efg Hoodies Old Dutch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunker spent it needs the most powerful micro- APPLE A.DAY SALE Gould's Garage, Phone 269. cl9 my uncle was and I'm his heir." word for al] and bearing malice V In 1370. later It served as a pri- by Frances I In 1565. Here, every ern farmers who are asking why the week-end in Flint and Lansing. Plaintiff took a hop. skip and All persons living within a 20- scope made to discover the largest son. It was seized by the populace toward none. BROADCAST king and emperor has lived at one STOVES—New heaters from $1.65 the Federal Government is getting 3 cans. 23c Miss Edith Culver of Grand Jump across the court mile radius should be sure to regis- In these chromosomes are the an- during the French Revolution on ,b Rapids spent Friday with her Iter at Lowell business and profet- APPLES r»cT 4 ^ 15c time or another, Louis-Philippe be- up. New cook stoves from $10 up. ready to pay at least $130,000,000 In s - Cleanser 6 cans. 45c Card of Thanks swers to all the above questions. July 14, 1789 and In 179o was burn- Pancake Floir <*—« ' bag 25c "sional places for the "Lowell Day MfCHfOAM WEALTHY AMD McOTTOSH ing the last, with Napoleon III If you need repairs for your old N. C. THOMAS a special subsidy to southern cot- cousin. Mrs. Jennie Johnson. GET A HAMMER SMOKED HAMS ed to the ground. The column In We wish to express our sincere Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Thorndike Club Plan" which will be held every converting It into a museum. stove, come and see us. We will ton growers when it is planning no 1 appreciation to the neighbors and Wednesday until further notice, Why U. S. P. Is Used on Drags the center of tbe square is called The true Importance of Fontalne- tell you just what your repairs subsidy to other farmers, even in- pkg. French's spent Sunday evening with friends Colonne de Julllet and is over 154 Annt Jemima iST " 12e friends for the many kindnesses at Edmore. starting Wednesday. Sept. 29. Costs U. S. P. means United States WEALTHY SHANK HALF bleau lies in the fact that it con- will cost before you order them. Auction Sales cluding those who have suffered extended during the illness and nothing to Join and there is noth- Pharmacopoeia, a work containing feet high. Its foundations contain tains all tree and original furni- A R. Smith, 212 E. Main. cl8 tf this year from a 1 a t e-sea3on ib. W. H. Watts and Mr. and Mrs. sepulchral vaults with the remains n Bird Seed passing of our dear wife and Val Watts attended the funeral ser- ing to buy. Absolutely no expense a list of accepted drugs and es- U. 8. Ho.! ture and furnishings. drought. KROGER STORES of those who were killed In the PIANO LESSONS—If you wish to Bookings for auction sales may Karo Syrap V can 23c mother. vices for Mrs. Dora Haskins of to those registering their names. tablished standards for their pur- With Free Bird Biscuit street fighting during tbe revo- The Forest of Fontalnebleau with start lessons see Miss Charlotte be made through The Lowell Led- We also wish to thank P.ev. Kin- Alaska Saturday afternoon. Read first page article and dis- ity, with directions for making prep- 10 B* 19c * 27c an area of about 42,000 acres Is one It won't be long until Michigan's Containing Yeast lutions of July 1830 and February White, 204 S. Washington Ave.. ger. Wm. T. Condon or Harry Day. ney and the members of the choV Mr. and Mrs. Allen Behler of play advertisement in this issue. arations from them The first edi- crop of turkeys are stuffed with ,b 1848. of the finest in France. Ancient Lowell Phone 186. pl8-3t Lowell, or with me dliect for their comforting messages. Lake Odessa were Sunday evtning Register now. dressing, yet in the meantime the '5 ba-g tion of the U. S. P. was compiled oaks, pines, beeches, birches and Friday, Oct. 1—Herman Van- Cake Floir iZu 28c Arthur Clarke supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Val Now for a few lines about tbe best dressed gobblers are the ones PT 12C in 1810 and has been revised every chestnut trees, quaintly shaped PEACHES—Will be picking next Kiompenberg, Byron Center. Guern- George D. Clarke and family, Watts. Ledger Want Ads pay. Paris Exposition. Here is a place who are going to have daily feasts ' a lb. 10 years by a committee of phy- rocks, ravines and heath Impart to week. Early Crawfords, Hales and sey cattle. W. P. Boulard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg where one can make a trip around of all they can eat of mash and bar 12e sicians and pharmacists. It was the world in one day. Every nation It a romantic and picturesque char- Elbertas. Finish South Havens Saturday, Oct. 2—Mrs. Dolph, Hershey's pl9 Chas. O. Clarke and family. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Dealer—That statue is really acter. this week. *4 mile north of Pink- grain. Estimates of the crop are Bird Gravel made the legal standard by the In the world Is represented. Na- Freeport. Household goods. No. t'j Claud Lcring of East Caledonia worth $100, but there being a little merciale." The new law. effective While at work one day Mike wa ney cemetery in Keene-tp. Ray be.ng made by Verne Church, fed- Di h Canarleft' False Teeth National food and drug act Jan- Has Master's Skill October 29th. provides that each turally Russia, Germany and Great In drawing these articles on Tuesday, Oct. 5—U. S. Hunter. Local Girl Wed Mrs. Carrie Layer and son Eirr.er chip off here, I will sell it to you brought a black edged letter whici Parker. Lowell Phone 118-F12, eral state crop statistician, but Molasses *>">' "« can 15c uary, 1907. The initials U. S. P. container shall be branded ai to had come in the mail. "Looks liki Britain have the finest exhibits, Pat:.- and environs to a close I East Caledonia. Jersey cattle. of Lowell called on her sister, Mrs. for ISO. cl6tf j early guesses place the number of Mrs. Rose Bryant announces the Nettie Ellis, Saturday night. II. I. 0, MESIMOIE alter the name of a drug mean that contenta. bearing the identifying a death in your family, Mike," re which contain examples of wood realize I have barely touched upon N. C. THOMAS. turkeys in Michigan at a lower A Ib. P^K Customer—Can't you break off an- 9c marriage of her daughter, Miss Mrs. John Timpson was taken to the drug conforms to the official number of the grader. This feat- marked a fellow workman. caning, automobiles, rug weav- this truly great city. Books have FOR SALE—Used stoves of all 4405 So. Division total than a year ago. Spry Shortening W can 61 e Leona Bryant, to Mr. Val Johnson Blodgett hospital for observation other little chip and let me have it OSTEOPATHIC standard. ure eliminates the use of tags, as "Yes," says Mike, putting the let ing, painting, grains and glass- been written about It and still the kinds. See Ray Hand on River- Grand Rapids. Mich. for |60? Phytlcian and Surgeon ware. Belgium, Italy, Austria Hun- subject is unexhausted. But, I feel of Detroit, who were married in Sunday afternoon. in the past, and places the respon- ter Into his pocket unopened. "It'i side Drive, north of Down Town Phone 32082 In view of the many thefts of Elkhart. Ind., Saturday. Sept. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg sibility for the proper grading up- me brother Pat. I can tell by hi gary, Holland, Egypt and Brazil I have given a fair picture of this Dairy. pl7-18-19 KIRK'S Phone No. 6 Ada, Mich. great, mysterious, beautiful trea- hunting dogs imported to Lansing bar They were accompanied by Mr. and were in Grand Rapids Wednesday. Happiness is a by-product of "Where is the car?" demanded on the grader. handwriting." having beautiful exhibits but on a sure house of France. MONEY LOANED—To farmers at in past years, the department of Cinay Soip 6e Mrs. Floyd Hunt of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Josephine Foote and Mrs. helpfulness. Mrs. Dulan. In both of the laws, the pro- smaller scale. conservation advises upland hunt- Hardwater Castile Basil Hayward and Cleone were in "Dear me," replied Professor ducers are exempted where tnty I was rather disappointed In the I am leaving soon for Milan,1 5 per cent interest. See your large County Agrricultural Agent or ers this fall not to let their dogs 50th Wedding Anniversary Grand Rapids Saturday. Office Hours: Dulan. "Did I take the car out?" dispose of their products directly United States exhibit, I didn't feel Italy. While there I will again at- box 24c SOap bar Constipated 10 Teirt Grind Rapids Production Credit stray too far either on training Ivory Flakei Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Colby and We shall have "better business" "You certainly did. You drove it 'o the coneumer. Copies of both It did justice to our wonderful tempt to paint the picture of thlsi 5c Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Anderson Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- GqODRIEH trips or while hunting afield. The Mr. and Mrs. Wright Colby of when everyone realizes that while to town." laws, embodying the new grades "For thirty years I had stubbon country. I find most Americans picturesque city for you. Therefor Ass'n, Murray Bldg., Grand Rap- of Alto will observe their golden urday evenings and Sunday department has no authority to in- Rockford were Sunday afternoon it pays to invest money in their in- "How odd. I remember now that may be obtained by writing Depart- constipation, awful gas bloaling here of the same opinion. But all the next articles will deal with Ids, Mich. c3tf wedding anniversary Sunday, Oct. by appointment only; vestigate or prosecute in the case callers at the Earl Colby home. dustries and develop natural re- after I got out and turned around ment of Agriculture. Lansing. Mich. headaches and pains in the back In all it Is a wonderful spectacle of Milan, Florence, Rome and Venico. 3. with open house to welcome their FOR SALE—Feed, hay, oats and of stolen hunting dogs; hunters Mr. and Mrs. Will Murray of sources. it pays still higher divi- to thank the gentleman who gave Adlerika helped right away. Now, the Arts and illustrations of the Italy. friends and relatives from two to straw; also onion topping with whose dogs are stolen, however, Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- dends to improve mankind and de- me a ride, I wondered where he The Dubats in African Somali- eat sausage, bananas, pie, anytbinj five and seven to ten in the eve machine. Phone 20-F4. Amos may seek the assistance of civil Whinney and baby of Grand Rap- velop human resources. cS^jhad gone.' land will stand by the hour upon I want and never felt better."- authorities. nine. Mr. Anderson. 76, and his Sterzick, Alto, Mich. pl7-3t OF UNSAFE TIRES ids. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finds one leg with the sole of one foot Mrs. Mabel Schott. M. N. Henry wife. 7v, were married Oct. 3, 1887 and Edward Kiel of Lowell and pressed against the thigh of the Druggist. at St. Patrick's church, Bowne. and FOR SALE—A real buy. 8-room "Henry Ford deserves a licking," Adeline Hunt called at the Dinta- other. (Advertisement) settled on their farm at Harris house. Lights, water, full base- shouts Homer Martin, president of man home Sunday. Creek where they resided until ment, one acre of land—only $800 the United States Automobile work- 209 W. Main St. Mrs. Bertha Moffit and Mrs. Ar- Truck Plunges Into Grand River ai Ada LOWELL moving to Alto Feb. 22. 1937. A. R. Smith. 212 E. Main. Lowell. ers, "and we propose to give It to thur Hilzey of Dutton and Mrs, Mich. cl8 tf him." What a lovely, American at- Fred Pattlson called at the Moffit titude for a former preacher to Music Recital home at Alaska Saturday, also at- FOR RENT—Rooms for light SpecuJi have! Mr. Martin's declarations housekeeping. Mrs. Eveline market will be participation of The recital held at the M. E, tending the funeral sen-ices of REPLACE WORN TIRES bear the earmarks of a man whose The trouble with the modern The largest piece of jade ever Church at 8 o'clock Saturday night Mrs. Dora 'Haskins Phelps. East North-st., Lowell. chain store and independent food man is that he says "I love you" In Do Lubrication mind is on the borderline of fana- found in North or South America by Miss Bernice Yeiter and 25 of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Haixow and DORCHESTER. Mass. . . . Alan- pl8-2t wHk 5tf/f IliBf ticism. Certainly, labor is entitled retailers In a statewide sales pro- a manner that causes the woman her music pupils was a very suc- granddaughter Patricia of Grand Reed Tokman Is only 5 years old, to its share of the world's goods— gram this fall. to expect him to follow it up with was sixteen inches in diameter and WANTED— Dressmaking, sewing, cessful and entertaining affair. The Rapids were dinner guests Sunday but he can execute the roost diffl- but to indict the man who really How to dispose of Michigan ap- "by special permission of the copy- weighed almost two hundred lbs. church was prettily decorated with of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Harrow altering of all kinds. Mrs, Leon- COMMANDERS ples is not so easy as it would right owners." cult of pieces with the dexterity gave the world the automobile, It was located a few days ago In an Specialists Lubricate ard Andrews, Lowell, Mich. tf e seem. Mere Washington-grown ap- baskets and vases of flowers. The Afternoon callers were Mrs. Ernest of an adult and highly talented with its millions of jobs, is to be ancient Mayan mound near Guat- pupils played and sang so well, they Roth and daughter Ona of Lowell ^ pies have been sold in Michigan musicians His father baa been his FOR SALE — Fireside circulating an ingrate. It seems to me Use Want Advs. for results. emala City. deserve much credit and we feel Mr. and Mrs. John Behler and only teacher- than Michigan apples, and Institute MO heater, used only one season, rea- Birmingham Eccentric. sure their teacher. Miss Yelter of daughters. Betty and Yvonne and \Y / leaders believe the answer lies in scnably priced. Walter J. Hall Morse Lake, must have spent much son Jack and George Montague- of Your Car an advertising campaign tu ac- Li pl9 Another instance of how ,he time and patience, but piobably Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner sasii* !1 quaint Michigan and the Mid-West guests of Mr. and Mrs. Val Watts. OH, PAY woman always has the 'laslast worword"o merits of our home-grown felt well rewarded, as the church 'or Do You Just Lot WANTED—Will pay cash for sodj was filled to capacity. Mrs. John Linton s'pent the week- appealed in a recent issue of the!pr£Kjuc< New Law Governs $74.95 n. good enough to use for lawn | Midland News, Midland. Michigan ' IMA NEW WOMAN end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilli- Anyone "Grease1' It? work. John Koolen, 1011 Bemi- Combined Garden Club Meeting land cf Lake Odessa. Evidently Joe and Delia Naykos SE,, Grand Rapids. Phone 97457 were sailing troublesome seas, for THANKS TP PURSANC Mrs. Wm. C. Anderson and Mrt. I, - i. ri #19 Keene Breezes The Alto Garden Club is inviting Fred Pattlson spent Tuesday in Tho fint EASY Woihar was built jthe following two notices appeared the Garden Lore Club of Lowell Apple Market as follows: Mrs. A. Lee Grand Rapids. Today, rffk'"** car lubrication is a specialist's work. Drive ia and In 1877. Today. EASY cele- INSTRUCTION — The Royal Con- ji Yes, Pur8angcontaIn8,in properly and Everybody's Garden Club of Earl Curtiss is at the home of NOTICE I Saranac to meet with the'm at Fal- let us show you the difference between our Alemite Tmprite service brates Us 60th annitrexsary with servator)- of Music, 306 Eastern fr balanced proportions, such proven his son Dale and is not very well The State Department of A^ricu'- Ave.. SE., Grand Rapids, is open- I will not be responsible for any The Good Will Club will meet at elements as organic copper and iron. lasburg Park on Tuesday, Sept. 28. at this writing. and the ordinary greasing job. We follow the manufacturer's speci- new 1937 modela that are debts contracted by anyone but the home of Mrs. Wm. Garfield on ture calls attention of apple and ing its fall term in violin, piano, Quickly stimulates appetite and aids Alto Club to have tables and drink We believe Earl Vanderllp is the' fications exactly and use modem, high pressure equipment. It means packed with "birthday gift" myself.—Joseph Naykos. 8-19 Wednesday. Oct. 6. Potluck sup- prepared. In case of rain or cold. potato producers to changes in Spanii-h guitar, Hawaiian guitar pe, A champion bass catcher in this vicin- better car performance—less wear on vital parts—more protection NOTICE • ® attendance is desired. nature in building rich, red blood shelter house can be used. Each laws which will effect the market- extra value. mandolin, banjo. Consult Royden even in cases of simple anemia. When ity, having caught 150 so fai this, ing of both of these crops this against repair bills and possible accidents. Drive in today. Warner, your local music dealei „ , ' . I Guests at the Norman Higgins member is to bring a dish to pass. Having always been responsible home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs., this happens, energy and strength season. year. There has been complete re- See the new Turbolator that washes ALL the clothes ALL the lime— on Saturdays. pl9-20 a few sandwiches and own service E. A, Bunker ate Sunday dinner for my own debts. I will remain so, Fremont Higgins and son and wife; usually return. You feel like new. Potluck dinner will be served at 1 vision of apple grading require- the new wringers that give you more conveniences for tbe money— with his sister, Mrs. Mildred King, ments with material change in FOR SALE—Red brood sow, due -Delia Naykos 8-20 of Langston, Mr, and Mrs, A. M Get Pursang from your druggist. o'clock, program following. Com- at the Miller home. the new sllenl gear drive—combined at tbe lowest prices in history. [Kohn of Saranac and Hazel Con-} mittee for transportation: Mrs. G. marketing requirements of pota- CENTRAL GARAGE this month. Mrs. Vos. R. 1, Ada Mrs. Mildred King ana Gecige L toes. Mich. pl9 Apples vs. Doctors nor and Glenn. M. Thorndike and Mrs. Mack Wat- M r and M 4 Miller were united in marriage on Federal grades in their entirety, If there is any truth to the old . . - "- C' " York of De-, son. A. H. STORMZAND, Prop. aie s endin a, their! Tuesday evening in Lowell by the! with exception of change in un- WANTED—A farmer to raise a saying. Michigan doctors can take .. P g P t o Rev. R. S. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Registered Jersey bull calf on a vacation next winter, ^ek vacation with her sister, i On account of cool weather the classified and addition of grade Phone 43 Lowell, Mich. remove dead Alto Garden Club held their pot- Frank Bunker attended t! em. known as "Michigan drop," are shares and privilege to use as a Michigan's apple crop is bumper, If. u v, Farmers, Attention! provided for in the new law, made herd sire. Elmer Yeiter, Lowell, in size, enough to prov.de father.' Keene sunshine Club was horses or cattle. luck supper, to which husbands Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcux accom- entertained this Wednesday after- were invited, in the M. E. Church panied Mr. and Mrs. Lloya Hough-j immediately effective b/ the legis- '•j mile south of US-16 on Morse mother and all the kids with We Pay Top Market Price EASY WASHERS noo00n at1 the heme of our president. Tmm m "Honet Heidi jm Alrmiu" from ColmmbU BroUctUitig SyiUm Lake load. pl9 apple a day. In fact, the big crop I" " f. "V'kk' V dining room Wednesday evening. ton to West Branch Sunday where lature. All apples offered for re- Mr,i Mae Fa hbau with about thirty present. Many they were entertained at the Owen sale must be graded in accordance has worried officials of the Mich-i « gh. $3.00 for Horset $2.00 for Cows REWARD—For brown leather igan Apple Institute, headed by tulip orders are being given our Ferguson home. They went through Richard Vanderpool, 27, of Caledonia, driver of the semi-trailer outfit pictured here, stayed in the with »he federal grades and comply handbag, lost between Kropf's Roscce J. Martin of Bangor. The Service men will shoot old or disabled animals committee. Mrs. G. M. Thorndike Tawas City on the way and visited tractor cab Friday afternoon after a crash with a truck and guided his huge vehicle safely down a in all respects to federal require From the Grand Central Station LubncDiio n peach orchard and Foxes Cor- federal government through the Prompt Service—Telephone Collect and Mrs. Floyd Bergy. After the the limestone mines at Alabaster steep bank into Grand river at Ada. He told officers he came around a curve on M-21 near the Ada ments. in New York City wt may enter 39 ners. Contains bills, glasses and AAA has offered to buy 600 car- business meeting, where it was. which was a very interesting sight. bridge approach at about 25 miles per hour and that the semi-trailer ekidded to the left on the wet A larger number of federal bervicp ' Hela't Teuco Station eating places wherein it Is pos- HE other articles Finder please loads of apples for distribution Telephone 710&-F21 voted that Club wouJd give six Mrs. Nettie Miller and grandson paving. His outfit struck a truck owned by the Michigan Sugar Co.. and driven by John C. Western, 51, grades have heen provided for the sible to secure a meal ranging from D. HOYT notify Mrs. Worthy Willard, Phone 9114 among relief recipients. Another Valley Cheaical Company Ionia, Mich. dozen tulip bulbs and members to George were in Lowell Saturday of Caro, careened to the right and crashed through a railing. Vanderpool was only slightly injured — grading of potatoes, wi'h addition a 5c sandwich to a most gorgeous sit Lowell, Mloh. Lowell pl9 E. Main and Jefferson, Lowell factor to help stabilize the apple donate perennials to plant at front nlghJt, calling on friends. (Photo by Harold Jefferies of Lowell Ledger Staff). of grade known as "Michigan com- dinner.

/ THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. M, 1937 SIX THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1937 SEVEN

Noted Evangelist Logan PUBLIC NOTICES CWcIKSWi Plumbing, Heating Mrs. Spenor Johnson All Records Broken Electric Pumps Mis. C trl Miller and daughtu of of thelOKDER APPOINTING TIME State of MIchlRiin—Order During the month of July Just passed, the State Mutual ZION M. E. CHURCH I Holland called at the homes of Mis. ( o n s c r v a t i <> n , CommlMlon— FOR HEARING CLAIMS Why National Advertisers Stoves Lena Mlshler. Ellon Church. Floyd lire Insumnce Company of Michigan broke alt previous John Ciaus, Pastor biit'ks, Oeoso, Brunt, Coot, Wll- State of Michigan. The Probate records by Imiiilng Thompson nnd Ov.d Miller Thui-- Snipe or Jncksnlpe, llnlts, Court for the County of Kent. German pleaching Sunday nt Qlass day afternoon. & (itilllnulefl nnd Woodcock. At a session of said court, held 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Spenor Johnson and The Director of Conservation. In nt tho probate office. In the city 595 New Policies Bible School nt 11 o'clock. family spent Sunday with Mr. and compliance with federal regula-jof Grand Rapids, In said county on You are cordially invited. Roofing and Mrs. Clarence Houseman o.' North Products tlons In regard to migratory game I the 10th day of September A. D. Lake Odes* .. birds, recommends certain regula- 1937. USE THIS NEWSPAPER Sheet Metal Present, Hon. JOHN PALTON. FIRST METHODIST ( III HCH Mi and Mi- John Grahfim 'ti I tlons. $1,371,075 New Business Robert S. Miller. Pastor Therefore, the Conservation Judge of Probate. jdaughter of Pennsylvania and Mr. FOOD STORES"! Commission, by authority of Act In the Matter of the Estate of Sunday School at 9:45 a. in. We stock a complete lino of and Mrs. Jonas Blough of Clarkt- SALE John Wittenbach, Deceaned. The above record speaks for itself. ville were Sunday guests oi Mr. 230. F. A. 1925. hereby orders that Classes for everyone. Come and riumhiiig Supplies and mnin- regulations on migratory game It appearing to the court that brine the children. and Mis. Semlah Weaver. birds us provided by Act 286, P. A. the time for presentation of claims tain a Modern Tin Simp, Mi.-'; Mamie Tyler, who is work- against said estate should be lim- sold Morning worship nt 11:00 o'clock . MOST 1929, as amended, shall be abridged Why not Join this safe, conservative Farm Fire Insurance Epworth LoagUP nt 7:00 p. m ing in Alto, is spending this week soups VARIETIES 25< to permit the hunting of water- ited. and that a time and place be Company featuring a blanket policy on personal property, People are interested in other people, especially in people they appointed to receive, examine and All young people welcome. at her home. fowl (except wood duck, ruddy credits fur lightning rods, fire resisting routs, approved fire I'hone TH Res. 30j Mr ana Mrs. Luv.rencc Van WITH 18-02. duck, bufflehead duck, canvas- adjust all claims and demands know. That's why hundreds of families in this eomniunity sub- Telephone Baked Beans against said deceased by and be- extinguishers and other broad and liberal policy provisions FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CII. Dusen and baby of Grand R.ip.'is TOMATO SAUCE cans 25c back duck, redhead duck, Ross* which makes It particularly adapted to farmers' requirements. neese and swans), coot, Wilson's fore said court; bv 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. called on her parents. Mr. and Mi- BOSTON I8-oz. snipe or jacksnlpe, rails and galll- It Is Ordered. That all the credi- scribe to this paper year after year. Chas. W. Cook Emanuel Stahl. Sunday afternoon Baked Beans STYLE 4 27c tors of said deceased are required 11:00 a. m.—Church service. cans miles during the season of 1937 the drop Let us have a good attendance Mis-. Lizzie Whitmei of Grand only from October 9 to November to present their claims to said For further Information see representative or write Home Office. before Rapids called on her brother, Semi- Chili Sauce . , Ige. 7 inclusive, excepting that It shall (court at said Probate Office on or LOS .ANGELES, C«l. . , . Almeo On these pages they find the names of fellow townspeople, often 049 tf h Weaver and wife Sunday. bottle 23c CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE a be unlawful to hunt waterfowl and before the 11th day of Jnnuur> A. Lowell—Harry Day, D. A. Wingeier, R. E. Sprlngett, Grant Semple McPherson, the renowned Mr. and Mrs. Din Layer visited ^ iStor. 7:00 .. m. or aftfr 4:00 I). ISM, nt ten o'clock In the for- We will be happy to Mrs 'Henry Graham, of Campau 14-oz. dv duck, bufflehead duck, canvas- It Is Further Ordered. That pub- come to all. welcome you at Elmdale if you arc Lake, Tomato Ketchup bottles 37< back duck, redhead duck. Ross' lic notice thereof be given by pub- State Motial Fire Insiranee Company 4 Pleaching—11:00 a. m. by the n« l regular member of some Mr. and Mrs. Pnlph Stahl of geese and swans, and protlde dally lication of a copy of this order for pastor. othei Sunday School Bowne Center were Sunday guests PREPARED $m. South Bowne Spaghetti 3cans 25c bakrnag . possessionnossession, and season limits three successive weeks previous to National advertisers believe that by using these columns they are N. Y. P. S.—6:45 p. m, Clyde of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wieland. as follows; ducks (except wood said day of hearing. In the lowell ef Michigan Mrs. Harold Yoder duck ruddy duck, bufflhead duck. Ledger a newspaper printed and reaching the greatest number of substantial families in this com- Newell. Pies. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mishler. Mi . canvas duck, and redhead duck), circulated In satdcounbr. 702 Church St., Flint. Michigan Evangelistic Service—7:30 p. m. UMTEI) llliETIIRKN CHURCH Lena Mlshler Mrs John M.shl. Mrs. Mae Custer and Mrs. Anna OF WEST LOWELL and Ervin called on Mrs. Funny 10 In the aggregate of all kinds In JOHN DALTON. W. V. BURRAS. President H. K. FISK, Secretary In connection with the eleven a day, 10 In the aggregate of all Judge of Probate Blough spent Tuesday In Grand munity, reaching them at home and in an effective and friendly o'clock service will be observed the F. W. King, Pastor Zook of near Clarksvllle Sunday.' '/rib. kinds" In possession, and 50 In a A true copy Rapid? and took dinner with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, a Lake Odessa, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stahl and X season: geese and brant (except J-RED ROTH former's mother. Mrs. Chesley. On manner. privilege to all Christians. 10:30 a. m.—Sunday School. family spent Sunday with her p ir- Kraft's Cheese OLD ENGUSH • p'^g- 18c Register of Probate cl8, 3t Ross' geese), 5 In the aggregate of Monday Mrs. Anna Blough spent Last Sunday was a good day for 11:30 a. m.—Preaching. i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Christcn- 24l/2.lb. all kinds In a day. 5 In the aggre- 011 the afternoon with her sister, Mrs. TlIE farmer with a telephone has a big ndvantuge when it comeB to selling the church. A fine Increase was 7:45 p. m.—C. E. followed by •- - of Greenville, Gold Medal Flour. , , , bag $1.03 gate of all kinds in possession, and NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE So. Keene-No. Boston STAR CORNERS Letta Blough. near Welcome Coi- But this newspaper performs another important service. By dis- noticed in the Sunday School and preaching service. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kauffman 10 in the aggregate of all kinds In what he produces. And buying what he nccils. an( 24l/2.lb. Defaults having been made (and Mrs. Ed. Potter ners. a record attendance nt the preach- You'll receive a welcome at our ' fomlly spent Sunday with Mr, a season: coot. 10 in a day, 20 In Mrs. Ira Blough ing service. The district superin- a Pillsbury Flour bag $1.03 possession, and 50 In a season; such defaults having continued for Jesse Blrugh and family ot Hast- playing the advertising of local merchants side-by-side with the services. "d Mrs. Geo, Seldlemnn and fain- Wilson's snipe or jacksnlpe. 10 In more than ninety days) In the con- ngs nnd Russell Blough of Free- Is the price of tcheal up today? What are they paying for tendent, Rev. R. V. Starr, gave the il.v of Ionia. They also colled on 20 oi. ditions of a certain mortgage made Remember. Circle No. 4 of Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stahl called port were Sunday dinner guests of morning sermon which was great- A & P Soft Twist Bread . a day, 15 in possession, ami 50 in Community Club meets with Mrs. m0l,,er M • • loaf 8: a season: rail's and galllnules (ex- by Andrew C. Anderson and Elta at the Joe Jackson home Sunday Jerry Blough and wife. Afternoon products of national advertisers these national products become ly appreciated. CASCADE CHIBCH OF niRI.ST i0",t ' " Nick Kingma this Friday after- fancy broilera? Iloto are hogi doing? Will the cost of fertil- L, C. Doerr, Pastor Ib. cept coot). 10 In the aggregate of M. Anderson, husband and wife, of afternoon. visitors were Harvey Blough. wife Come and let us do ycu good. Mrs, Semiah Weaver entertained Bokar Coffee 23c all kinds in a dav, 15 in possession.:the city of Grand Rapids. Kent noon to tie off the qulTt. Try and Mr. nnd Mrs, L. Mlddlebush of and Lela of We'come Corners, Wif identified with the local market, with local merchants. iser go up or down? What are they quoting eggt at today? Sunday School—10:00 a. m. the Brethren Ladles Aid Thursday, • • fin and Or In a season. County. Michigan, to Home Owners be there. Members of this circle Glasgow, wife and Mildred and Church Services—11:00 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beverly To permit the taking of wood- Loan Corporation, a Corporation Byron Center nnd Mr. and Mrs. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY are Edith Wheaton, Mrs. TenCate, Len VanHulzen of Grand Rapids Miss Mildied Stlckney cf Grand Morning service every Sunday. and family of Grand Rapids spent Lux or Lifebuoy Soap . . 4 cakes 25c cock In the Upper Peninsula only organized under the laws of the Margaret Toles, Effle Cutler, Ber- In this way, on these pages is forged the important last link be- The telephone ean get you the answers — can get them quickly and cheaply. from October 1 to October 12. in- United States of America dated were Sunday visitors nt Philip Rapids. 11:00 a. m. WHITNEYVILLE and SNOW Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ige. tha Kingma. Jessie Rickert. Mary Jim Patrick and family moved M. E. CHURCHES Seeley. elusive, and from October 15 to March 19, 1934, and recorded In the Wingeier's. It can help you to buy when prices arc low, and sell when prices are high. Sunday School at 11 o'clock. Rinso 2 £. 17 2 pkgs. 39c Potter. Edna Thompson. Florence from the old Kelly farm to the Jed tween the manufacturer and his local community dealer and Edward A. Armstrong, Pastor Mrs, Jennie Ingraham has been October 31, inclusive, in the Low-office of the Register of Deeds for Mrs. Warren Roush, Mrs. Lloyd A testimonial meeting is held Ige. er Peninsula, and provide a limit [Kent County. Michigan, on April Sowers nnd Mrs. Coulson. Roush and so»* of Hastings were Stowe farm In Flimore district last In just one business deal, the telephone can save or make every Wednesday evening at 8 Public worship services each visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan Layer, of 4 in a day, I in possession at one ,4, 1934. in Liber 765 of Mortgages, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Norton of week and Willis Hutchins and fam- the past few weeks. Lux Fhkes Tg. 9c pl.g. 21c Sund .y visitors nt the Alma Mlsh- their customers. That's why, for local buyer acceptance, for lo- more money for you than the service costs for many months. o'clock. Sunday with sermons by the pas- time, and 16 In a season, jon Page 21-22, and said mortgagee Grand Rapids were Monday guests ily moved from the Mrs. Emma A reading room for the general tor, at 10:00 a. m, at the Snow Mrs. Chas. Wieland assisted Mrs. I/U. To prohibit shooting of mlgra- having elected under the terms of of Mrs. Effle Cutler. ler home. Mrs. Ira Blough attended the Messacar house to the Cora Gard- public Is maintained In the church church, the Church School follow- Chris Wieland of South Lowell Upton's Tea W X 23c pkg. 43c lory game birds with a shot gun said mortgage to declare the entire Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Vanden- ner home Monday of this week. cal dealer tie-up, local community newspapers are best. with her work Monday. (automatic or pump) that has a principal and accrued interest Swiss L. A. S. nt Lowell Thursday building and Is open from two until ing; and at Whitneyvllle at 11:30 hout spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. WKbur Pardee. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY with Church School at 10:3''. Earl Starbard was a Sunday din- 2.1b. capacity of more than 3 shells: the,thereon due, which election It does afternoon. five o'clock each Saturday after- Sunsweet Prunes ...... pkg. 21c use of bait for shooting waterfowl:'hereby exercise, pursuant to which Mr. and Mrs. George Franks. Mrs. Jennie Pardee nnd Mrs. Mat- noon. Here the authorized litera- ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will The town llne road of Keene and Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs nnd tie Mlshler attended the funeral oi Condon of Lowell. the use of live decoys In taking there is claimed to be due and un- family called at the Fred Witten- ture of Christian Science may be .ALTO and BOWNE CENTER waterfowl: using sink box. battery, paid on said mortgage at the date Boston Is pretty well torn up nt Mrs. Aithur Clarke at Bowne Cen- read or loaned. Mrs. Lizzie Whitmer of Grand Wyandotte Cleanser. .... can 9c of this notice for principal, interest, bach home near Beldlng Sunday M. E. CHUBCHES Rapids spent the latter part of last power propelled boat, sailboat or present with large rocks, roots ^nd ter Monday afternoon. "Reality" will be the subject of and other lawful charges, the sum large chunks of sod In the road. It afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pardee and F. S. Kinney, Minister week with Mrs. Stephen Weaver. other craft that Is towed by power Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klahn In the lesson-sermon in all Christian LaChoy Sauce ...... boffle 19c boat or sail boat In taking migra- of Seven Thousand One Hundred was said one auto had a tire blow- Mrs. Jennie Pardee cal'ed on Mrs. Alto Parsonage. Phone 50 Mrs. James Needham of Lowell company with their daughter and Science churches throughout the CH0P tory waterfowl: transportation of Eighty-one and 86 100 Dollars out when the car struck some of Joe Wortley of Lake Odessa Wed- spent a few days the past week I SUEY more than a day's bag limit of (S7.18i.86) and no suit or proceed- husband are on a trip through the world on Sunday. Sept. 26. Alto COMBINATION 29c ing at law or In equity having been this debris that was left In the nesday. THE LOWELL LEDGER Among the Bible citations Is this Worship Service—10:00 a. m. with her sister. Mrs. Lasby. at the Lav.noy migratory game birds out of the eastern states. Buel Sisson was a Saturday din- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and noon callers of Mra. Rose Ingersoll Earl Starbard home. state In any calendar week. Instituted to recover the debt se- road over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wingeier. Lowe District Mrs. Stuart Draper of Grand Rap- Miss Bessl? Terwiiliger of Beld- passage (Rev. 21:4): "And God Sunday School—11:15 a. m. 5-oz. cured by said mortgage or any part Mr. and Mrs. Dell Telmer of ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Gertrude Thomas Mrs. Lucy Yoder of Illinois spent LaChoy Noodles...... 17c Signed, sealed, and ordered pub- Mrs. Alma Mlshler, Mrs. W J. Member Of ids lng was a week-end guest of Miss shall wipe away all tears from Bowne Center Monday and Tuesday with her sis- can lished this 10th day of Aueust. thereof; Grand Rapids and Mrs. Bert Pot- Pardee. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cool Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Mooney. their eyes: and there shall be no Now, Therefore, by virtue of the Mishler and Mrs. Louise Erb at- were Sunday callers. Sunday School—10:30 a. m. ter, Mrs. Emanuel Stahl. 18-oz. 1937. ter spent Saturday nnd Sunday in Merrill Karcher were Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mooney and more death, neither sorrow, nor Worship Service—11:30 a. m. LaChoy Sprouts . > 9c P. J. HOFFMASTER, power of sale contained In said northern Michigan. tended the funeral of Mrs. Arthur Harold Yoder and family ?pcnt Sunday visitors at the Henry Mr. and Mrs. Noah Thomas spent can mortgage and pursuant to the Stat- Clark at Bowne Center Monday Thompson home were Mr. and Karcher. Mr. and Mrs. Henry family spent Sunday with their son crying, neither shall there be any Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Director. Depart- Mrs. Adrian Vandenhout spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank CONSOLIDATED DRIVE Karcher and Mrs. Kenneth Pen- and brother, Lloyd Hornbrook. of more pain; for the former things 18-02. ment of Conservation utes of the State of Michigan In afternoon. Jones and son Russell of Grand Mrs. Lloyd Curtlss, Pauline Moore ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH Ray Seeley. such case made and provided, No- Thursday afternoon with Bertha noyer and son Kenneth. Fremont. are passed away." LaChoy Vegetables can 27c Conservation Commission by; Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough were Rapids. and Frank and Willis Thompson. W. B, Gardner, Pastor Mrs. Mae Wigfleld and Mr. and tice Is Hereby Given that on Sep- Kingma. Mrs. Doris Laps, Mrs. Edith Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson of Correlative passages to be read 71/4-02. W H LOUTIT. Lucy Paullnkas and Catherine dinner guests at Ira Blough's Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Labart Mlddlebush For Country Newspaper National Advertising Bible School at 10:00 a. m. Enoch Mrs. Harry McDonald called on Mr Chairman tember 28, 1937, at ten o'clock In day. ton and Mrs. Keith Sme'.ker were Beldlng called on Mrs. Rose Inger- from the Christian Science text- and Mrs. Ray Seese Saturday. Dromedary Dates PITTED . . pkg. 13c the forenoon, Eastern Standard Hoover left first of week for Kala- and children of Byron Center visit- White's Bridge soll Friday evening, and Mrs. Carl book, "Science and Health with Carlson, Supt. WAYLAND OSGOOD. . Mr. and Mrs. Len McCall called ed at Harold Yoder's Sunday eve- In Hastings Friday. Mrs, Mae Custer and Mrs. Anna , V Secretary Time at the north front door of mazoo where they entered tea National Repreicntatlve, American Press Association 225 W. 39th St., New York, N. Y, B. M. D. Pcrter was an afternoon guest. Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Preaching service at 11:00 a. m. WW«K* .SIL ER CREAM |lr the court house In the city of Jat Francis Shaffer's home Monday ning. The Bowne toadies Aid proceeds Prayer meeting every Thursday Blough spent Tuesday in Grand frrigni s POLISH .....•• 23c cl7. 4t of Kent. chers college. Lucy for her 2nd inf Baker Eddy. Include the following Rapids. Grand Rapids. County year and Catherine for her 1st yr. afternoon. were over $130 from their annua' (p. 353): "All things will continue evening. Michigan (that being the place of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson chicken supper which they served Mrs. Rose Ingersoll is home and Asked to write a brief essay on Mr. and Mrs. Spenor Johnson ANN P.M* SALAD DRESSING holding Circuit Court in said Coun- Jean Simmons and Chas. Van- LaBarge Ripples the life of Benjamin Franklin, a to disappear, until perfection ap- Communion the first Sunday in Mnn rage CONTEST ITEM NO. 2 • • • 33c NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE and son. Mr. and Mrs. Lass and Thursday evening. feeling very good after her recent pears and reality is reached," eaah month. and Evelyn were Thursday dinner ty) said mortgage will be fore- denhout were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Vern Loring operation. little girl wrote this gem of a para- guests of their aunt, Mrs. Jane 1'" Defaults having been made (and children were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Merrill Karcher and Mrs. closed by a sale at public auction to at the Adrian Vandenhout home. Mrs. Hannah Johnson and Erin. Mr. and Mrs. Ted VanOcker and graph: Kime, and son Clarence and fam- Dreft ft; 15c X 23c such defaults having continued for the highest bidder of the premises A. TenCate was a caller. Watt Thomas were Hastings vis- SEVENTH DAY AD VENT I ST ADA COMMUNITY REFORMED more than ninety days) In the con- Mr. and Mrs. Art Hatton and son home Wednesday afternoon to, Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Zoet. itors Saturday. family spent Saturday in Green- He was born in Boston, traveled ily. Ige. described In said mortgage, or so Louise and Geneva Barkley of S. W. Bowne vilie. to Philadelphia, met a lady on the Woodman Hail—Over Bakery CHURCH ditions of a certain mortgage made much thereof as may be necessary baby and father, Barden Tupper of fall and dislocate his shoulder. A Callers were Mr. and Mrs. Law- Rev. Emo Ausema, Pastor Mrs, Ila McCaul called on herl American Family Flakes. . . pkg. 23c Elolse came Saturday evening to Bowne Bugle Notes Mrs. L. T. Anderson Helen and Beryl Price of Free- D. J. Shear was home from Brigh- street, she laughed at him, he mar- Maurice Fancher, Elder mother, Mrs. Semiah Weaver. Mon-| by Floyd Mllanowskl and Helen to pay the amount due as aforesaid, Grand Rapids called at the Ora doctor was called and replaced the'rence Englerth of Home Acres and port spent the week-end with their Milanowski, husband and wife, of and any sum or sums which may their farm home for their vacation Miss Mvrtle Porrltt ton over the week-end. ried her, and discovered electricity. You are Invited to come every day afternoon. Dawson home Sunday. Mr. Tupper. bone. Though suffering severe pain Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bloomer. sister, Mrs. Keith Smelker. CATHOLIC PARISHES bars 55C the City of Grand Rapids. Kent be paid by