THE COLOMA COURIER AND THE BENTON HARBOR HERAJLO

VOL 34 COLOMA. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1928 NO 35 D. C. COOK RESIGNS AS CASHIER OF SEU 1218 PIECES OF UNO T COMPANY SEEKS EAU CLAIRE YOUTH IS HELD T STEPS ARE TAKEN FOR A STATE BANK OF COLOMA; HAROLD FOR DtUNdNI JAKES TO DISPOSE OF IN JAIL AT SOUTH BEND, IND. u ,K nn Officers Are Trying to Learn His Con ] AT LYONS OF HARTFORO WILL SUCCEED HIM tI'"rr ' ' " US TRACTION LINES nection With Death of Raymond Tax titles to 1,218 pieces of land In Kilnger of Misliawaka, Ind., Who Berrien county will be sold May 1st OvnrwhpliiiitiE Stajoril, .t SpnUI l,M"'U"1 ,m S"Mo1 Popular Official of the State llank of Seeks to Have New Company Formed Was Shot While Driving His Car for delinquent 1025 taxes. County ^oluuil NfMtinv Vnt«i it. tw... t ,r,iere hl,s been considerable talk Treasurer George Hald stated as his .Vhool Meeting \oted in Favor of about „ nevv Bchoo| bulldiDK for muny Coloma Afffpts Position With Sara L' Twin Cities to Take Over the Carre Harris, aged 17 years, son of office sent out warning to 780 property a prominent farmer living near Eau a New Structure—Building to A,,-1 years and during the past year this ag- nac Machine Company at Benton owners. The sale of lands for delin- Traction Interests—Committee Was Claire, Is held In the county Jail at i Itatlon has been rapidly increasing. quent taxes Is now being advertised In South Bend, Ind., following an Investl commodate 500 Pupils Would Be | The old school building, aside from Harbor—Change of Officers Will be The Coloma Courier. Appointed to Investigate Real Value gatlon of the death of Raymond Kilng- | being antiquated. Is far too small for The uumlwr of delinqunt tox notices Ideal. Made on April 2d. Of Property to Seo If Profitable er, aged 21 years, of Mlshawaka, Ind., i the number of pupils that are now en- this year, Mr. Hald said. Is far In ex- who died In a hospital from wounds Coloma wants a new school. ! rolled. For several years the eighth A chuiiKe in Hie caahlersblp of the cess of those of any previous year. The 8 rade 0 InvMtment Could be Made sustained from a bullet wound received This fact was apparent at the spe- ' ^ -ohool has held its hcm- State Bank of Cuionm will take place number of condemned descriptions 1* I l when Harris Is said to have pointed a clal meeting called by the school board "i® ,*Qk bu, f on Monday. April 2. 1928, when Harold 501 more than in 1027. A committee of six prominent busl lng whicb is 1,0 flt ,ace for the Lyons, at present cashier of the Hart- nesa men of the twin cities of Benton revolver at KUnger's side as a boyish last Monday evening for the purpose of ' P Although the claims In most In- prank. to study or to be confined for even a ford State Hank, will take over the of- stances are small, a $2,868 claim Is list- Harbor and St. Joseph, consisting of discussing the project. Every seat and Shot in Automobile every chair In the assembly room was few hours a day for several months of fice and position now held by I). Carter ed against a Gallen farmer on four Hoy Bradford, Arthur O. Preston, W. the year. The old school building has Cook. hundred acres in that township. It. Oilmore, W. H. Baker. Wlllard occupied, and after the discussions had Kilnger was shot as he was piloting been heard and the vote was taken. no modern equipment such as Is needed At a special meeting of the board of U'nless redemption is made before Brewer and Darwin B. Sutherland, has his own machine and towing Harris' for the propei; work that Is required of directors of the bunk, held Monday af- May 1 the tax titles to the lands will been named to study and analyze a pro eighty-live per cent of the legal voters car from u point near La Paz, Ind., present were In favor of the new school the teachers. ternoon, the resignation of Cashier I). IK* sold at the court house sale. Under posal that was made last Thursday wtyere the hitter's car had broken down. C. Cook, which had been tendered the the state law the sale is held 20 months night by the owners of the Benton liar building for Coloma. It Is not only desired that Colomn Harris told Mlshawaka police that hi It was voted to grant the school j has a new school, but It Is imperative, bank offlcinlR a few days In-fore, was after the taxes become delinquent on bor-St. Joe Railway & Light Company had "bummed" his way buck to thai accepted, and at the same niectiiiK the March 1 of every year. to dispose of all of their traction Inter board the power to proceed with plans The state school board has already In- city after the breakdown and, after for securing an architect, securing a thnated that much; It will not In- long application of Harold Lyons for the Owners of the delinquent property ess to a new company to be formed In finding his friend, Kilnger, had per- position to be vacated by Mr. Cook may regain their tax titles by redeem- the twin cities, this separating com- site for the proposed school, and call- U'fore the old building would be con- suaded him to tow the machine to a ing a Kpeclal election for the purpose demnt'd for school purposes. Why wait was accepted and he was chosen as ing the claims within 12 months after pletely the power and the traction In- garage. of voting the necessary bonds. A rough for the state to step In and tell the cashier of the State Hank of Coloma. the sale, the treasurer explained. By terests. He declared he found the revolver, effective April 2, .1028. paying a one per cent penalty on the The American Gas A Electric Com- sketch of the school building that Lschool district what to do? Coloma belonging to his brother, Burrnle, on would answer Colomn's needs and yl , people must awake from their dream- tax they may secure an auditor gener- pany, which owns and holds all of the the floor of his own machine and had Goes Into Manufacturing Came al's tax sale deed from Lansing. Issued and out standing capital stock be a credit to the town was exhibited | lng and put their shoulders to the placed It In a pocket of his overcoat and commented upon. This was the | wheel and help the school board In Its Coloma township has 2d pieces of of the Benton Harbor-St. Joe Railway prior to the return trip toward Mlsha- plan of a building that would accom- efforts to provide the school pupils Mr. Cook, who came to Coloma two land listed and totals of $2,428.70. & Light Company desires to dispose of waka. years ago on April 10th, when the In Coloma village there are 19 par- the street railway and Interurban sys- modate 500 pupils and could be en- with a safe, sanitary, suitable school State Hank of Coloma was reorganized D. C. COOK cels listed and totals of $552.0'!. tems for the reason that they are not Shot Without Warning larged when the occasion demanded, building. and the controlling interest was taken The tax sale list Includes eleven de- In the railway business and do not care Resigns as Bank Cashier to Take up At a point on the highway about a over by Henton Harbor business men. Other Lines of Work. scriptions for Watervliet township, to longer handle that end of their busi- Is leaving the bank to accept an official with total taxes and costs amounting ness In the twin cities. mile north of Lakevllle he thought of CHARLES JOHNSON PASSED position with the Sara nac Machine to $1,550.50. There are also a few de- The American Gas and Electric com- the gun, he says hi his confession, and SPECIAL SCENERY IS PROVIDED company, one of Henton Harbor's prom- stockholders of he bank : and this most scriptions at some of the Paw Paw pany, which purchased control of the In a moment of boyish playfulness he inent manufacturing plants. He will pleasant relations with other members Lake resorts In this township. twlu city utility in 1022, Is fundamen- shoved Its muzzle against KUnger's AWAY SUNDAY, MARCH IS FOR ANNUAL STYLE REVUE succeed Dwight Ruth, who will engage of the bank's staff; and It Is with a For Watervliet city there are also tally an operator of electric light and chest as the latter sat at the wheel. In another line of work. sense of deep regret that our most eleven parcels of real estate listed with power properties. It was stated, and Is He cried "look out" to his unsuspect- ing friend and before Kilnger could The resignation of Mr. Cook came to pleasant banking relations are about to total taxes and costs amounting to not and never has been an operator of tnrn bis head the gun exploded, send- the bank officials as a complete sur- be severed: $512.20. tractions or Interurban railways except Veteran Shoe Maker of Coloma Had Benton Harbor Merchants Are Co- prise. but at the meeting lust Monday "Be It further resolved: That we For Balnbrldge township there are ing the bullet between the ribs on the In certain Instances where It has been Lived Here For Over Thirty Years Operating With Liberty Theatre to the directors congratulated him on se- commend Mr. Cook to his fellow work- 27 parcels listed and totals of $2,820.00. necessary to purchase a traction prop- right side, through parts of the lungs and liver, where It stopped close to the curing a more lucrative position, even ers in his new position, and that our erty which was owned by the same The death of Charles A. Johnson, for Make Exhibition a Huge Success though they deplored his leaving the liest wishes go with him in all bis operating company as the power and surface on the left side. over thirty years a resident of Coloma, The young man collapsed over the bank at this time. Since coming to I future undertakings; and ' light company. during which time he was engaged in Nothing Is being left undone by the Coloma two years ago, Mr. Cook has "Be it further resolved; That a copy GARDEN ClUB PRESENTS PROE. It has now disposed of all Interurban steering wheel and Harris brought the the business of a cobbler, passed away participating merchants to have the car to a stop. Kilnger was rushed to been largely Influential with the blR of these resolutions be spread upon the and traction property which It ever has at his home In the rear of his store. annual spring style revue at the Liber- change that has been wrought in the records of this bank, and that a copy acquired with the exception of the local St. Joseph's hospital. He retained con- Suuday evening. March 18, 1028, at the ty Theatre In Benton Harbor next Mon- condition of the bank, which Is now In of the same be presented to Mr. Cook." HARRY OSTRAiER, SATURDAY Interurban and traction property which sciousness for some time and Is said age of (54 years. He had been sick for day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings better condition than for many years. It now offers to sell. to have told attendants that the shoot- about two weeks; the wwst gorgeous affair of Its kind ing was accidental. The deceased was born in Sweden ever attempted In Southwestern Michi- New Cashier No Stranger World-wide Traveler and Lecturer at Selling Price $100,000 No attempt was made to probe for and came to America In 1805. He Is gan. The rehearsals for the pageant COHMUNITY CHURCH NIGHT rhe bullet as the young man's condition survived by two brothers—Gus and are progressing, under the management Harold Lyons, the cashier-elect, is At the meeting of business .men of Bunker's Opera House was too serious. It Is thought that In- John H. Johnson of Colomn—and one of expert leadership, and Manager no stranger to many people In Coloma the two cities which was held at the ternal hemorrhages caused his death. sister. Mrs. Matilda Johnr^n of Pipe- Simons announced the first of this and vicinity, for he was born and raised Prof. Harry Ostrander, world-wide Premier Hotel, In Benton Harbor COHES THURSDAY, HARCH 29 stone township. Funeral services were week that almost a carload of special ^ Riverside. He was the son of Eu- traveler and lecturer, will be at Bunk- Thursday evening of last week, Attor conducted from the Community church scenery had been received at the thea- gene Lyons, who for many years when er's opera house. Coloma. March 2Ah, ney H. S. Gray, who represents the Tuesday afternoon, by Rev. W. E. tre to add to the effectiveness of the Harold was a boy, conducted a general afternoon and evening. Mr. Ostrander bond holders of the traction and light Goltz. Interment in the Coloma ceme- exhibits that will be shown by living store at Riverside. Like Mr. Cook.tbe Very Good Program Will be Given comes under the auspices of the Colo- company, made the proposal to sell the THREE OAKS MAN DROPS DEAD new cashier, has had considerable tery. models. Following Is the list of With the Men of the Church in ma Garden Club and at the request of railway and Interurban Hues to a new stores that will participate in the banking experience and the directors the Garden Club will put on an after- company, stating that the property, are happy by having been able to AT OPENING OF NEW BANK Charging that her husband Is a style revue—Gllmore Bros., the Enders Charge noon matinee, especially for the chil- which would include all of the equip- Co.. Rapp & Prldeaux. the J. C. Pen- secure such a well qualified man to dren, the subject being "Children of ment of the street railway and inter- habitual drunkard and that while un- take the place to be vacated by Mr. The March Community Church night der the Influence of liquor he is brutal ny Co.. the Vogue Shop, the Smart Foreign Lands and Their Animal urban lines, together with all of the Shoppe, Avery & Son, Arnold Doebell, Cook. will come Thursday evening, March 20. George Consoer, Aged 60 Years, Passed and violent In his treatment of her. Friends." real estate except that occupied by the Landsman's, Goodman & Goodman, For ten years Mr. Lyons served in There Is to be a supper at 0:30. The "The Pagentry of the World" will be power house in Benton Harbor, could Mrs. Rose Krelger of Benton Harbor Away on Dance Floor Friday Even- Montelth's Jewelry store. Troost Bros., different capacities at the American men will furnish the meat, potatoes, the subject of the evening's travelogue be purchased for the sum of $40,000— asks the circuit court for separate National Hank at Henton Harbor, hold- coffee and cream and the people who maintenance and the support of her Newland & Son and the Williams Jew- and will appeal to flower lovers and $300,000 In first mortgage bonds and ing elry store. ing the post of teller at that bank come are to bring the other feood gardeners. These moving pictures lu- $100,000 In preferred stock. six year old son. when he was called to Hartford to ac- things to eat. This supper will be pre- terspersed with hand-colored slides, It was suggested that the Interurban While festivities attendant upon the cept the cashlership of the Hartford imred by the men and served by a com- were taken by Mr. Ostrander on his line operating between Benton Harbor opening of the new E. K. Warren Bank Sale on Stationery and other items Get rid of those "chaps" with San- State Hank four years ago. His ex- mittee of ten. Following the supper, various trips in foreign lands. Mr. and Dowaglac be abandoned and the building and the fine offices was at its at Scott's.—Adv. tox Velvet Lotion. Sold at Scott's.— perience in that bank has been very a program will be given, also by the Ostrander's travelogue on "Java" giv- salvage received therefrom be used to height Friday evening of last week, valuable to him for he has made good men. One of the features of the pro- en recently at Watervliet. was enter- apply on the purchase price, and that the pleasure of the 400 to 500 guests there, the bank having made a good gram will be a debate on the subject, taining and instructive. the interurban line operating between present at a dancing party was spoiled growth under bis management. Mr. "Resolved, That the State of Michigan The Garden Club is fortunate In ob- Benton Harbor and Coloma be con- by the sudden death of George Consoer, Hear The Second Address in Lyons proposes to move his family to Should Adopt Capital Punishment as taining Mr. Ostrander as he seldom tinued In operation as far as that point, who for twenty-two years had been em- Coloma Just as soon as a home can be a Punishment for Crime." This Is n lectures in small places, but he is stop- so that the freight business could be ployed by the Warren Interests as a secured In this village and he will en- very Interesting subject and will not ping with his brother. Herbert Ostran- preserved. It was also proposed that care taker of the Featherbone factory A Series of Special Sermons ter Into the civic activities of Coloma only prove entertaining, but Instruc- der, and family, of Paw Paw, on his the Hull avenue line in Benton Har- and the Warren bank. He was one of the same as he has at Hartford, where tive. There will be two men on the af return trip from Milwaukee, where he bor be abandoned and that extensions the most Interested persons at the op- To be given by Rev. W. E. Goltz, at the be has been very popular. firmatlve side of the question and two gave a series of lectures. be made In other parts of the two ening of the new bank building, as he others will argue for the negative. Supt. Close will Introduce the lectur- cities, and If deemed advisable that had been given a key to the structure FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH, Coloma There will be music and a good time Is er at the afternoon matinee and Dun busses be used as "feeders" for the and was to be the Janitor of the new RESOLUTIONS PRAISE WORK In store for all who attend. Remember Peck will Introduce him at the even- street railway line. building. He came to Three Oaks from Sunday Morning at Eleven O'clock the date, Thursday, March 20th. DONE BY CASHIER COOK ing lecture. Tickets 10 and 35 cents Chicago a quarter of n century ago. and may be obtained at Scott's drug Have Been Operated at a Loss Mr. Consoer had Just completed a store, also Lahr's. "HOW SHALL MEN THINK OF GOD^" Robbers made a big haul at the dance and had seated his partner, but Figures were presented by Attorney before he reached a chair himself he What it your idea of God? What kind of a picture Smart Shoppe on East Main street, Gray to show that the street railway At the special meeting of the board dropped to the floor. Friends carried of Him have you in your mind. of directors of the State Bank of Co- Benton Harbor, Sunday night, when line and the Interurban lines have been eighty-seven dresses and about twenty- him to the fresh air, and called a loma on Monday afternoon, the follow- "WHEN SMITH STEPPED OUT" operated at a loss, but C. K. Minary, physician, who worked over him with a ing resolution was presented and unani- five of the finest spring coats In the the former head of the company, be- SPECIA L MUSIC BY THE VESTED CHOIR store, most of which had Just been re- pulmoter, but without avail for life had mously adopted: fore it was taken over by the American passed from his body. He is survived "Whereas, The board of directors of ceived oh Saturday, were stolen. Mrs. IS TITLE OE JUNIOR CUSS PLAY Gas & Electric Company, pointed out Sterling and Miss Ida Bender, the pro- by his widow and cue daughter, Mrs. the State Bank of Coloma realize what that the railway department of his old Alice Harper, of Jackson, Mich. a valuable man D. Carter Cook has prietors of the store, were In Chicago company showed a good profit each when the robbery took place, having year before the sale was made to the been to this institution for the past two Very Entertaining Program Will Be years; and left the store 'in charge of two young big syndicate, and he Is firmly of the "Whereas, We know the efforts put ladles, who were sleeping In rooms over Given at Coloma Theatre Friday opinion that money can again be made forth by this tireless worker for the the store when the robbery occurred. out of the street railway system if COHMITTEES ARE NAMED FOR Berrien County Fruit Association good of this bank, and we know of his The same night the Lucker meat mar- Evening. properly managed and good service is ket In St. Joseph was robbed of a large honesty, his loyalty, his fidelity, his rendered. "THe F'anTxer's F'rierul" careful attention to every detail, his sum of cash and checks. The Junior class play of the Coloma Total savings in overhead and oper- BLOSSOM WEEK CELEBRATION high school will be presented Friday keen Insight Into the banking business ating expenses of $67,125 are possible W. F. ENDERS, Manager Phone 69-F3, Coloma, Mich. evenlug, March 23rd, at the Coloma and his pleasing personality in dealing under a separate company, according Julius Mlnlckel, a 19-year-old Benton Theatre. The play. "When Smith with patrons of this bank; Therefore, to estimates submitted to the meeting. Harbor lad, was arrested Monday night Stepped Out". Is a clever story of the Rev. George Horst of St. Joseph Heads "Be It resolved; That we express to by members of the sherUTs force and This savings, less the $44,157 deficit Headquarters For Mr. Cook our sincere appreciation of newly weds and the rich Uncle BUI last year on the city lines, would leave The General Committee was taken to the county Jail to be held from Australia, an absent minded his ability, his faithful performance of for the sheriff of Benzie county, where an estimated profit of over $22,000. Flour and Feed, Dairy Feeds, Oil Meal, all bis duties; his tireless efforts; his bachelor who Is under, the doctor's or- This Is exclusive of a possible tux re- At a meeting of the promoters of the the lad was wanted on a charge of ders to walk every evening and who in- Blossom Week festivities at the Hotel cooperation with the directors and breaking and entering. duction and $11,000 car rental now Cotton Seed Meal, Poultry Feeds, variably puts on the wrong hut. This paid by the present company. It was Vincent in Benton Harbor last Tues- particular evening. Uncle Bill leaves stated. day noon, Rev. George Horst of St. Jo- Baby Chick Scratch and Mash bis watch at home, taking an automat- Abandonment and salvaging of the seph was again chosen for general ic instead—then innocently relieves present Interurban lines and equipment chairman; Ross Gllmore of St. Joseph, the young man of his watch, thinking would bring the net purchase price Is vice chairman; M, H. Willis, St, Jo- seph, secretary: and Mervln G. Stouck, We would like yoar order* for Lime and Sulphur, Fer- ASBESTOS AND ASPHALT KOOFING it is bis own. Many interesting com- down to $343,771, It was asserted. plications arise in returning it. Increased revenue Is also possible Benton Harbor, treasurer. tilizers, Arsenate of Lead and Farm Bureau OF ALL KINDS APPLIED Cast of Characters. under an expansion program. It was Name Committee Chairmen Clover and Alfalfa Seeds. further pointed out. Terms if Desired. Write or Phone for Estimates i Following Is the cast of characters The value of the street and inter- Chairmen and members of various our expense. for this fun producing sketch: Will- urban lines was listed at $2,188,744. committees were named as follows: lam Horace Smith, Uncle BUI, Carrol The present company's books show they Finance—Louis Upton, Charles De- Wright; George Smith, his nephew, operated last year at a combined loss vls, Mr. Stouck and Elwyn Simons. Victor Kaucher; Richard Keene, a de- of $82,750, although It was admitted Queen committee—To be named by GAREY ROOFING COMPANY tective, Richard Guy; Bob Stanley, a part of this was a "paper loss." general committee at later date. Phone Harbor 959 Benton Harbor, Mich. wooer, William Kreitner; Mrs. George Parade—Lieut. H. H. (Pat) Crowe. THE COLOMA THEATRE Band—Ray W. Davis. Smith, Nellie, Grace Dunse; Muriel MRS. C. C. ALGUIRE, Proprietor. Armitage, her younger sister, Alice Highest honors In the senior class of Badges—Mr. Simons. Lorenz; Miss Window, a spinster. the Coloma high shcool have been con- Parade floats—Walter Stevens and Commencing January Itt, Sunday Shows at 7.15 - Week day Shows 7:30 Myrtle Green; Hilda, the maid at ferred on Clara Leone Brune as val- Cass Rutkoskle. Smith's Esther Noffke. edictorian anl Isadore Arent as saluta- Prizes—E. A. Gast. torlan. Both these young ladles come Publldliy—Mr. Willis and general Friday Only March 23 from the country to attend the high committee. school. This year's graduating class JUNIOR CLASS PLAY $100.00 REWARD The American Legion posts of the TOMATO PLANTS! numbers sixteen—ten girls and six twin cities were granted permission to boys. The baccalaureate address will erect bleachers along the route of the Sat.,-Sun,,-Mon., March 24-25-26 be given May 20th, and the commence- parade. $100.00 reward Is offered for Infor- ment date Is May 24th, at the Colomn Colleen Moore, a college girl for the first time starring in Tomato growing U a good way to lift the mortgage on mation leading to the recovery of the Theatre. No speakers have as yet been "NAUGHTY BUT NICE" your farm or to make money for other purposes. following goods:—Old Town Cauoe selected for either of these events. Chicago Man Buys Farm Here with air cushions, Elto Motor, one pair Adults 3Sc Children 15c James Veto, a Chicago real estate oars, one brown suit ease with hunter's I'm now taking orders for Tomato Plants, Any Quantity, man on the south side, has purchased clothing, one 9-ft. fly rod vdth Martin Hear Prof. Harry Ostrander's trav- the Henry Burzloff farm of 41 acres TUBS.,-Wed., March 27-28 Any Variety, to be ready for delivery to you when you automatic reel, one 8-ft. one-piece bam- elogue on "The Pagentry of the World" on the north side of U. S. 12 between Ken Maynard and his wonder horse in want them. boo rod with Blue Grass No. 3 reel. also matinee on "Children of Foreign Watervliet and Coloma and will make Adv. 35t3 L. 8. GUY, Deputy Sheriff. Lands and Their Friends" Saturday extensive Improvements to the proper- "THE RED RADER" afternoon and evening, at Bunker s op- ty including the remoueilng of cue old Adults 30c Children 10c Clyde A. Dohm, a Sodus farmer, has era house. Tickets 10 and 35 cents.— house un the place. He has taken a COLOMA GARDENS been named as the defendant in a suit Adv. lease of the residence on the new Lawn- C O M I N a!!! for $700 damages filed by the National dale subdivision and will occupy it Union Fire Insurance Co. as assignee One Mile Went of Coloma on U. S. 12 and 31 with his family while looking after The Coloma Csnnlng Company Is The Shepherd of The Hills" Phoa* Coloma 82.F13 H. WINKLER, Propriator for J. R. Council. It is charged that the Improvements to his new purchase. Dohn crashed into Council's automobile now ready to contract Joiiiu Baer Tuedsay, Wednesday and Thursday, APRIL tomatoes.—Adv. 33t4. and damaged it to the extent of $368.20. Syrup of Figs and Senna, 00 cents at Scott's.—Adv.

a mmm THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICIJ. / THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. • FOR CHILDREN'S PARTY FROCKS; BECOMMENDS CAPE ENSEMBLES ARE CHARMING HEY say "seeing Is believing." and tape measures are an unknown MOWARCH QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS OUR COMIC SECTION By LEONARD NASON TWell, maybe It Is, but have you quantity. IT TOjpiS strolled through any of the wash- Ensemble, the word of Inflnlte »*t the itamUrd. If you paid CHAPTER VI—Continued Illustrations by Irwin Myers, D. S. C. little Insurance matter. But I run a dollar a pound you could not the wrong way. I run up to the end goods displays and fashion shows interpretation In the world of fash- buy bcttar food product* than staged by your "nearest dealers"? Ion I In the present vogue for tho«« you find packad under Ey3k E. Pmkham'f Vegetable "All right men," he said, "and, Copyright by Oeorf* H. Doran Company. of the road where the machine gun WNU Service Here the seeing, believing rule falls the ensemble, stylists see opportunity tha Monarch labaL Adolph, pay attention and If you have was. Well, you'd never believe It Compound Help* Her So Much completely, for with the materials knocking at the door of creative Raid, Murdoch fli Co. any suggestions, be sure to Interrupt but the jughend gunners had It off The Hen House Symphony spread before one's very eyes It Is genius. The humblest dressmaker, the V Eiiabluhtd 185J me. This place that we're In Is a tri- the tripod and were tappin' heads his pack and unslung the spade car- Eadle's breath finally returned, his hard to believe that the sheer cela- most renowned couturier, under the Gancral Offica*, Cleveland, Ohio.—"I auro recom*. angle, two sides of which ore formed with It Well. I ain't kiddin'. we done Chicago, IU. ried there. "Now I'll find me a arms grew stronger, the dryness In bis nese voile Is not really and truly a Inspiration of the ensemble theme, are mend Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable by gulches and the base by our lines a Virginia reel there for a while hombre that's got a pick an' well mouth disappeared. The light still Compound to en] Then the general comes wadin' up superfine silk georgette and that the letting down the floodgates of Imagi- MV, IT toWP? woman In the co: on the woods. We're up In the nose make out to get underground." He boiled and it behooved him to take through the crowd to know where the flowered rayon Is not a sure-enough nation, releasing, thereby, a never- dltlon I was In. of It The enemy has appeared on our went down the ditch. part in it again. Then it was that his 6CV7PTO HFAP h—I the machine gun Is. He sets It Mvi im was so weak am left and that's the place that we must eye discovered a dead doughboy beside "It's handy to know a foliar that's up himself. Sargint, 1 wish you could rHEM A6AIH run-down that watch the closest. Tbe right Is under him and this man held a rifle loosely 10 fHAr could hardly got a spade," observed Jake. have seen the loop-the-ioop that gun- fire from the division on that side, al- in his hands. Eadle took It. threw off up. I could not "Want to dig yourself In?" grinned ner turned and It wasn't no kraut that (RE5CEHW though It's a little way back. Our the safe, saw that the magazine bad eat and was fulll Eadle. , hit him either. Well, the gun gets 1 rear Is protected because the enemy cartridges In It and then looked about ISNT if of misery. A friend "No," said Jake, "but some of us goin' an' that stops 'em from jumpln' living on Arcade can't cross the plateau in the face of for a target. The Germans had ceased WONPERfDL-' are liable to need buryln'," over the hedge, an' we got to workln' Avenue told me' our troops In the woods, who are only to come in over the hedge. At tbe "You want to keep away from shov- on those that was already over." about this medN waiting for night to advance and get lower end of the cart track stood two \ Always look on the bright side ol els," remarked Eadle. "The next "An' It wasn't long before their 1 cine and after tak> us out of here. Meanwhile, I want Americans with their hands In the air, things—and If you are buying them lng ten bottles my worst thing to being buried yourself name was Excrement neither," added each of you men to take charge of but at the upper end stood four Ger- Jt Is well to look on both sides. (weakness and nervousness are all Is a burying detail. We'd better find the gloomy man. thirty men. Take the flrst thirty you mans in the same attitude. A German gone. I feel like living again. I ami ourselves a rifle." "Yeh. but the h—I of It Is," said etlll taking It until I feel strong Ilka come to, let them know who you are, was walking calmly up the path from before. You may use this letter as « talk to them, explain what's going on. For a while great activity reigned the lower end, a man whose bearing, Jake, "that they shot off all their ma- Itostlmonlal."—Mas. ELIZABETH To sou' tell them that there's nothing to be in the sunken road. The men were well-fitting uniform, and thin gold chine gun ammunition. They ain't got ono cartridge left" 14913 Halo Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. , afraid of as long as they obey orders. digging themselves fox holes In the shoulder straps proclaimed him an offi- Then Inspect your thirty men. See side of the bank, tbe sergeants were cer. He had a pistol In bis band and The Americans had beaten off the 1—Air view of flood area In California disaster. 2—Secretary of the Treasury Mellon before senate oil Inves- how much water they have, If they Inspecting their new platoons ami motioned with it to Eadie to lay down attack. Score one for the ragged tigating committee. Behind Mellon Is William M. Butler, also a witness. 3—Alexander P. Moore, appointed Amer- have any food or not, how much am- checking up on the amount of water, the rifie. Him Eadie shot at point doughboys, hungry and cold. They ican ambassador to Peru. munition they have. Keep 'em under food and ammunition available. Tbe Dlank range. Another German turned had beaten off a savage attack of three BELL-ANS cover. I'll be walking up and down reports from all were the same. The at the slam of the rifle and fumbled times their number. Yet another one like It would tinish them. Their rifle FOR INDIGESTION and keeping my eye on you ail the men had been lighting rince early at his belt for a grenade. Eadie shot Itself of the humiliating stigma" successful flight of Commander Rich- ammunition had not been depleted oh BO// time. I left the other machine gun morning of the day before and their him, too. Then a rushing, trampling placed upon It by acceptance of Sin- ard E. Byrd tb France last summer. but their machine gun ammunition was £665 R7K there In the ditch with Lieutenant water was about gone What little mob poured down the path, and NEWS REVIEW OF clair's campaign contribution. At the time It was said he had spent gone, they had sixty wounded In place Connor and ten men. They can keep there was had been commandeered for preakmst The letter suggested that Butler $500,000 on proposed transatlantic bounding against the high walls and the road clear. The second gun I'm the wounded. There was no food be- of twenty-two. and thirty dead, among AUEKSHf would have only to make the appeal llights, about half of that amount be- falling into the ditch, destroyed all op- going to use as a reserve to run to yond one or two boxes of hardtack, whom was the sergeant major. and thousands of honest Republicans ing for the Byrd expedition. portunity for rifle shooting CURRENT EVENTS any threatened point We won't have and this among two hundred men was There were also eight men missing, It was over. Tiie trampling mob would willingly contribute "from one any attack anyway, because the enemy mockery. There was a fair amount of men who had been sent out into the dollar up to any reasonable sum" In merican legion officials ar« t'em rnvMmmtm bod been a number of Yanks from the have no intention of holding this sec- rifle ammunition, but very little ma- field as stouts. Why had they not order that the money advanced to the mobilizing their forces for what .upper end of the road who had cleared Wall of Water Carries Hun- A tor. and they know very well If they chine gun. The wounded had been given warning of the attack? Who party's war chest by Sinclair out of is heralded as the greatest peacetime BtW their sector and come to tbe aid of take this bill they only lose It tonight laid aside where the overhang of the could say? They were all dead now, dreds to Death in the same fund he used to pay Albert offensive ever attempted In tbli coun- tholr comrades In the lower end. when the army advances again. Any bank gave them a little shelter and all eight of them, and if one looked B. Fall, former secretary of the inte- try In the Interest of legislation pro- The Americans were In possession California. si® questions? If not, posts. I'll be aronnd some medical corps men took charge. cautiously through the hedge he could rior, for the Teapot Dome naval oil viding for the universal drafting of of tbe sunken curt path. The geueral, jln ten minutes to see what dlsposl- Only about six of the twenty-two had count their bodies among the gray reserve might be returned. pistol in hand, strode down the road TREMENDOUS wall of water man power and the control of labor Itlons you have made." stretchers. ones that dotted the field. It lathers instantly In any and Industry in the event of another 3ils counting the bodies of the slain. A turned loose Into San Francis- There was a droning bum like n The general returned from the tele In the sunken cart path there was water and removes stub- HE Whlte-Norrls constitutional There were two and three Germans to born dirt and grlms. qulto canyon when the giant St. Francis war. {huge fiy buzzing against a window- phone and, commanding Jake and great activity. Men bound up each amendment to abolish "lame Backed by Secretary of War Davis every American, but what of that? Leaves skin glowing I {Copyright, W.N.U.) dam burst under pressure of 12,000,000 T No More Distress pane. Everyone flattened hlmsoll Eadle to follow him, went up and other's wounds, there was a continu- duck" sessions of congress, and change and many high army officials, the for- The Americans had lost two-thirds of gallons of water, carried more than against the bank, for there was not down, exhorting. The men were cold, ous rasp of flrst aid packets being JAMES 5.KIRK & CO. CHICAGO the Presidential Inhugural date was mer service men of the nation will Gas, Sourness, Heartburn their elTectlve strength In killed and 400 sleeping residents of the narrow a man there but knew that that sound hungry, and frightfully tired. Thirty ripped open, others searched the belts rejected by the house. The vote was valley to death. make their seventh effort since the Sick Headache, Dizziness heralded the approach of a German three hours of lighting is a frightful of the fallen for ammunition, still 209 to 157, with two members answer- Any town is •interesting If a man THE FEATHERHEADS Needle-less to Say! The great concrete retaining wall, war to convince congress and ths after eating or drinking plane. It swept over them suddenly, strain on the system, mental and phy- others dragged their own dead to a ing present This was 30 votes loss American people that steps should be of brilliant imagination Is interested 185 feet high, built less than two flying low. and It seemed to cast a sical, and It Is doubtful if a man that place apart and threw the German 2Sc and 7Sc Packagts In It years ago to Impound water for the than the two-thirds necessary for ap- taken In peace time to guarantee the black shadow that remained even has undergone It Is ever the same bodies Into the ditch. The more prac- miy-VaoLU JuTr Sold Evtryxvhtn OW HUW'-TVC city of Los Angeles, gave way with- proval of constitutional amendments. President the widest dictatorial pow- after It hod passed. It swooped, cir- afterward. tical lined the hedge with their dead HAV/t To SwooP AQaoiD out warning, releasing the flood upon, The amendment sought to change ers in case of another national emer- BClDGC aUB cled, went westward, banked aronnd. "Keep your rifles out of the mud," enemies, to keep out stray bullets. Out *€ CE COUT iMO PMD A«Aim/ A£LiC0GATEf the sleeping Inhabitants of the pic- the meeting date of congress from gency. ttf ' returned, and then making a circle ordered the general, "and be sure to of this welter of activity appeared the WrtMSfco OOM'PvOlfiUT - turesque valley. March 4 to January 4. This would Sure Relief over thq sunken road, flew bock the make yourselves good shelters. The general again. Everything was swept away—human have abolished the "lame duck" ses- PROVISIONAL estimate by the LOVELY PARTY FROCK The BABY way It hod come. boche won't attack us, but we're liable "Come on, yon," he said tc Eadle beings, bouses, cabins, workmen's sions of congress, or those In which census bureau placed the popula- A "Never saw us I" muttered some to get some shelling during the night and the other two, "I'm going to tele- tents, orchards and live stock. Of the sit members who were defeated at tion of the United States as of July one. Relief Is coming at dark, but they may phone some more. If the wire Is out flrst quality silk print No wonder ending flow of "ideas" expressed In estimated SOO persons who were in earlier elections. To conform with 1, 1928, at 120,013,000, an Increase of The general looked questlonlngly be some time getting across tbe field. you'll have to go repair It" that mothers who are considering terms of choicest colorings and most ^ the narrow canyon and lowlands be- this change, the resolution proposed 14 per cent over the 105,710,020 actual Don't Let That Cold •t Adolph. Everyone get ids hole dug and try to He expressed no surprise that they these materials for their little folks' Intriguing fabric combinations. low at the time the dam gave way, to have the President take ofllce on count on January 1, 1920. The next Turn Into "Flu" "The boche send him to see what get some rest" were still alive, but stalked down the dresses persist In asking, "Do they To some fashlonists the word en- only a few more than a hundred have January 24, Instead of March 4. federal census will not be taken be- semble conveys the thought of utili- That cold may turn into "Flu," gum her attack up." said Adolph. There was a sudden sound, clear cut muddy road, past the four German wash?" been accounted for fore 1930. "Did he see us yon think?" prisoners, mutter'ng something about There is, per example, the exquisite tarian sweater and tweed effects. Oth- The new total was arrived at by Grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia, un- and distinct It was close at hand, Property damage Is estimated at ECRETARY OF THE TREASURY less you take care of it at once. "Ob, yes. In two minute, dat bar- "broad daylight" and "who' the h—I seafoam green celanese voile, which ers translate the term by uniting estimating the Increase since 1920 on excited, frantic. It took the listeners from $10,000,000 to $30,000,000. S Mellon Informed the senate Tea- RubMusteroleon the congested parts rage she stop on de road an" we hear would have expected It?" was used for the making of the cun- cloth with gay silk print, the latter the basis of the best available returns but a few seconds to decide what it EU Some city officials of Los Angeles pot Dome committee that he received and see how quickly it brings relief. de mosheen gun. If de boche come "Who was fool enough to take them ning party frock which the darling lining the coat as well as serving as was. It was' the gun on the main road declared a preliminary examination $50,000 of the $260,000 of Liberty on births, deaths, Immigration and As effective as the messy old mustard youngster Is wearing in the picture. tiie medium for the one-piece dress t'rongh, good. If she don't dey go in action and It meant that the ene- four boche?" asked Jake. Indicated ^he break had been caused bonds which Harry F. Sinclair ad- emigration. plaster; does the work without blister. "Some simple-minded guy," replied Yes, It tubs perfectly as a linen hand- or blouse worn under it Still others <•« Musterole, made from pure oil of back an' she starts Its artillery." my was trying to come up that way. as the result of an earth movement or vanced to cover part of the deficit elect to combine jersey and dull-fin- mustard, camphor, menthol and other "Well, jump out men." said the gen- From tbe upper end of the cart path Eajlle. "It's lucky they weren't near kerchief. although it must bo admit- some external force. Passing motor- of the Republican national commit- HE automobile Industry Is per- Ished crepe satin In ways which chal- simple ingredients, is a counter-irritant eral. "Work fast Shell fire makes a "came a hurly-burly of cries, then from me. 1 had a pick and their beads look ted the superior "looks" of this mate- ists and valley residents declared tee In 1923, but that he bad refused T turbed over the realization that It rial baffles In that, to all appear- lenges the admiration ot everyone. which stimulates circulation and helps lot of noise, but we've got good cover the field to the west a hoarse shout a h—I of a lot like rocks." These four seeping around the buttress might to relaln the bonds In exchange for a may be forced to pay a certain wheel- ances, It belies Its laundering qualities. it Is this idea of an alliance be- break up the cold. here. Posts 1" "Hochl" and again, "Hochl Hocbl" prisoners were guarded by a haggard, have been the cause. maker upward of $500,000,000 for us- You will feel a warm tingle as it en- tween Jersey and satin which gave to salt like contribution. The men went away at a trot, leav- Eadle seized a bush and swung him- bearded man who looked as L he were A dress like the one in the picture The canyon bottom nd valley were The treasury secretary disclosed ing wheels on automobiles. A patent ters the pores, then a cooling sensation trying to make up his mind to shoot can be made very readily even by the one designer tiie inspiration to create WE LEAST TriEV ing Jake. Eadle. the sergeant major self up the bank to where he could see V&OD AJE^ie. c^tvi^ swept clear of all s'gns of civilization that the bonds had been sent to him granted to Edward P. Cowleg, of that brings welcome relief. them, but hadn't quite the courage. inexperienced seamstress. One can tiie most charming ensemble shown in MkSUT DO ISTOMAKC and Adolph with the general. through the hedge An army In gray Quess - IT u)ftS for several miles. In the silt deposit, by Will H. Hays, former chairman of Sparta, Mich., In 1914, on Interchange- Jen & Tubes The telephone worked. Five min- easily secure a similar pattern at al- (lie picture. Not only Is the combina- TuhT t>M3 i lotKiBits ^ee. "Do you think It's likely we'll be overcoats and coal scuttle helmets was TUE- which In some cases was 30 feet deep, the Republican committee, and that, able wheels gives the manufacturer utes for the connection and the gen- most any department store. It Is a tion of Jersey and satin weave a very 6H0IMG OBOf! rushed?" asked the general. coming pcross the Held and coming •W: UUSBAMW OF IHE; remained the uncounted bodies of the when Hays subsequently called on who today owns Its license rights the particularly charming style owing to happy union, but its attractiveness Is Adolph shrugged his shoulders. "Dot fast They were not ten yards away eral began to speak. MEMBERS U£AC- victims, nouses, live stock and other authority to make this huge collection its fashionable circular skirt, and the accented because of tbe fascinating blm to explain his purpose, he had depen'." eaid he "Bimeby when It and their first grenades barked as "Hello, 1 asked for Sheridan. Who's Why do so many, many babies of to- ruins. declined to keep them us suggested. from the Industry, In the opinion of gets darker, we go out an try to this? Oh. Good afternoon. Yes, scalloped hemline adds greatly to its color schemes It adopts In the In- day escape all the little fretful spella many lawyers. Eadle leaped into the ditch again. His It Was Bayonet, Pick, Shovel, Trench He added that he had returned the catch one two prisoners. II she's a sir." There was a long pause while attractiveness. It adds to the poetry stance of the model illustrated the and Infantile aliments that used to feet landed on the cart path and In Knife, Fists and Teeth. UDDEN shifting of a side of Mount bonds to Hays and shortly thereafter hunch old fellars. dey shell us all the general listened and Eadle could worry mothers through the day, and LANS for breaking down all ob- recovering his balance bis hand lighted S Serrat, located In the center of made a contribution in the same Btttir thorn a mmtard pitutcr night. If she's young ones, just bock disabled. Jake appeared, walking side see bis jaw muscles tightening. The keep them up half the night? structions to American supervis- on something hard. The Germans the city of Santos, state of Sao Paulo, amount from his own funds. P from Roosha. mebbe she comes In to by side with the gloomy doughboy who general suddenly booked the receiving If you don't know the answer, you ion of the Nicaraguan elections next came through the hedge, then, bayo- Brazil, crashed thousands of tons of see us." bad guarded the telephone. Jake was apparaius on the side of the Instru- haven't discovered pure, harmless Cas- October have been under preparation Knew His Stuff nets foremost Eadle dazedly endeav- earth and rocks without warning onto FEVERISH day on the New The general looked around. "You a wreck. His gas mask was gone en ment and. taking the box by the strap, torin. It is sweet to the taste, and at the State department following Manager—I told yon to outguess tht ored to parry a vicious thrust with a section of that place, and left a York stock exchange March 9 telephone men. jump down to the end tirely. tbe strap of his nelmet dan- he swung It on^e or twice and then sweet In the little stomach. And It3 A conferences between Secretary of other fellow! whatever ht had picked up. It was dead and dying toll of more than 200. saw the sale of 3,700,500 shares, Gen- of the road and get that wire working. gled in two halves, and his blouse, by a mighty heave, hurled it out of gentle Influence seems felt all through State Kellogg and Senator Borah Battered Pugilist-The other fellow a pick and the end of it clawed a fier Houses and buildings In the path of eral Motors being principally Involved. Sergeant major, find out where Jbe ripped from collar to waist gaped sight over the hedge. The general's the tiny system. Not even a distaste- (Rep., Idaho), chairman of the senate wasn't doing any. guessing. man's rifle out of bis grasp. Then he the slide were crumpled and burled) The market closed with General blinker le. and see If we can get a wide, showing bis barrel of o chest, face had become very old, the lines ful dose of castor oil does so much foreign relations committee. and the sergeant clinched. their occupants apparently not dis- Motors at 101. The following day place to use It without exposing our- Eadle bad been at grips with many thick with matted red hair. from nose to mouth looked as If they good. J American officials, it Is asserted, cerning the Impending disaster until the market was checked at 150. but selves." men on different occasions. But this "There's the sergeant" cried the had been cut there with an ax. His Fletcher's Castorln Is purely vege- are determined to carry out their It was too late to escape the huge General Motors had regained more Eadle, to lighten himself, tore off bis gloomy doughboy, "there be Is. Are cheeks had fallen in like the skin of a table, so you may give It freely, at pledge and give the Nicaraguan peo- was no wrestling match, nor was It avalanche. than a point at the close. Several slicker and overcoat His pistol and yub hurted?" squeezed orange. ple a fair election. Opinions expressed a task like that of putting a violent flrst sign of -wile; or constipation; oc Mount Serrat, with a moderately things caused the orgy of speculation: belt he rolled in his overcoat and then soldier under restraint nor yet the "No." said Eadle dully. "There's an old army joke," said he diarrhea. Or those many times when (J) Weittrn K«W8p«p#r indicate the administration Is pre- high peak. Is located practically In the A decrease of $26,000,000 In brokers' tucked the bundle nnder a bush. His rollicking fierceness of cafe cleanouts. "It was me that socked that bun." to no one In particular, "about the pared to furnish such marine forcee you Just don't know what is the mat- center of Santos, Brazil's principal loans, removing the likelihood of the slicker he put on again. This man wanted to kill hljn. In Just said the gloomy man. *i woulda tirst message that comes In after com- ter. For real sickness, call the doc- as are necessary. coffee port, with residences and busi- Federal Reserve bank board immedi- "Where were yon wounded, ser- the second before their bodies met, spiked him sooner, only you two done munication has been broken off for a tor, always. At other times, a few By the Weigh ness buildings spread around It on ately raising the discount rate; a geant?" asked the general, noting Eadle had seen the other's eyes. They the Highland fling so lively I couldn't long time. They always ask you, the drops of Fletcher's Castorla. FINNEY OF THE FORCE three sides. widespread feeling that General Mo- FORMIDABLE naval preparations Eadle's stripe were hard and blue, and bate and see no chance. Then, all of a sudden, men at the safe end of the wire, why The doctor often tells you to do just " were announced In the Italian you haven't rendered your ration re- tors will be able to compete success- "1 was shot In the leg. sir," replied bioodlust blazed from them. All the sock! 1 thought my sticker was In that; and always spys Fletcher's. chamber of deputies by Admiral Slrl- turn for tbe month of August ten HE United States senate published fully with the new Ford, and the Eadle. uakedness of a man's soul gone back him for the rest o' the war." | Other preparations may be Just aa annl of the Italian admiralty. Italy years ago. or something similar. It's F PEMNV the report on conditions In the news that the Managers' Security "Fully recovered?" to primeval savagery looked out Tbe "Boy," cried Jake, setting his hel- pure. Just as free from dangeroua u T now has under construction one bil- That Constant the ghastly truth. This ass has just WISE I- bituminous fields of Pennsylvania by company, owned by General Motors "Yes, sir. Come on. Jake, let's go." German's teeth were white and firm, met and trying half-heartedly to tie drugs, but why experiment? Besides, lion four hundred million lire ($73.- the subcommittee which the senate executives, had bought 200,000 shares The two trotted down the path bore to the gums In a snarl of rage tbe ends of tbe chin strap together, told me that If 1 have no better sense tbe book on care and feeding of babies 920,000) worth of armed vessels, which Backache than to give away my position to the sent Into that area on an Investiga- of stock, reflecting the confidence of toward tbe place where they had last Then their bodies had met The Ger- "1 ain't bad so lively a time since the that comes with Fletcher's Castorla la enemy by a lot of Indiscriminate fir- tion that lasted five days. the executives In the continued pros- Include two 10,000-ton cruisers and Too Often This Warns of seen the wire and tbe telephone. man was tbe stronger, that was plain olght 1 sung the Battle o' tbe Boyne worth its weight In gold! twelve submarines, started under the The report declared the conditions perity of the concern. Sluggish Kidneys. "1 was wonderin' how long It would at the first grip, yet Eadie managed to in a caffy full o' the Twenty-sixth dl- ing, he washes his hands of me. Well, 1924 program, the admiral revealed. to be dangerous to public order and take you to snap out of It an' say you catch his heel behind the other's ani dlvislon. Sargint If you'd been born now when I get out he O'oes to Blols. All those will be In operation within AME? Stiff? Achy? Every day I'm here from G. H. Q. and I con have deplorable as to morals, housing, san- HE coal industry held attention bring constant, nagging backache? was hit" grinned Jake. "It's just as bring him to one knee Tbe German south o' tbe Line, I'd say you was two years. This year's program In- L any man's head In the A E. F. That itation, and general living conditions. during the week as the senate's Sure your kidneys are working right? easy to say you was knocked over by was up Instantly, however, but both gettin' rid of your dark blood." T cludes two new cruisers, four de- Isn't a threat, that's a promise. 1 Children Cry for It was unfavorable to the methods committee continued its investigation. Sluggish kidneys allow waste im- a bullet as to say you got a month or reeled In the slippery footing. Eadie Eadie looked down In astonishment stroyers, and four submarines, he said. was a plebe at West Point when he of most of the operators and it praised John L. Lewis, president of the Unit- purities to remain in the blood and ro In hospital by mistake. They ain't got one arm free and Jabbed for tbe A long stream of black stained the upset the whole system. A common goln' to make you peel down an' show other's Jaw, but the blow lacked force, front of his blouse clear down below graduated, but he never did have any "the splendid courage" of the women Mine Workers, testified that In his warning is too frequent, scanty or ONATHAN DIXON MAXWELL, your scar." tbe waist. What tbe b—I—there was a sense. He couddn't pour water out of folk of the striking miners In the belief laws should be passed to per- burning secretions. ^ for the men were too close At the > "That's just what I decided." replied a boot with directions printed on the face of "privations which make the mit the closing of uneconomic mines, J pioneer automobile manufacturer Use Doan's Pills. Doan's, a stimu- same moment the German, his arm long wound in bis gas mask and this mothers' lot always the hardest to to prevent railroads from exploiting and one of the three men who built lant diuretic, increase the secretion of Eadle. likewise free, shot up his band like wound wept black soot With a quick heel." The general reeled a little bit and bear." mines by their insistence upon cheap the machine now preserved In the the kidneys and thus aid in the The telephone they found hung to a striking snake and seized Eadle's and apprehensive gesture Eadie seized wiped the blood that trickled down Legislation by congress was recom- coal, and tn curb the use of Injunc- Smithsonian institution, believed to elimination of waste impurities. Are a tree by Us carrying strap and ihroat in a grip of steel. the major's field glasses that he car- have been the flrst automobile. Is endorsed by users everywhere. At]( guarded by a sad-eyed Infantryman. ried In back of bis mask. The leather from a stab wound In bis arm. He mended for the correction of chaos tiona In labor disputes. W. G. Ward- pour neighbor! "Gah!" Thus the sergeant There In the industry which the Investiga- en, head of the Pittsburgh Coal com- dead. Eadle ground the crank. was the thud of a blow and Eadle from the right hand side had been looked at tbe three silent soldiers with Defer no time, delays have danger- tors said, "generally Is not in a pros- pany, attacked the union on the wit- Mr. Maxwell, whose name was given "Hello I" replied a voice at the other found himself on his back In the mud. shorn away as by a knife. His gas a glassy eye. "I wonder how my ma- ous ends.—Shokespeare. I perous condition in tills country." ness stand. He said he believed in to* the Maxwell automobile originated p s end of the wire with a suddenness that on his buck, but free. He scrambled mask rattled and a tiny flow of char- chine gun in the road Is," he muttered. by him and manufactured by the com- DOAN'S ^ was surprising. to his knees, but the German was roil- coal sifted out. Then summoning his breath, he put 7" "We most respectfully urge," the democracy In government, but In a senators concluded, "that the Investi- "benevolent despotism" for business. pany of which he was president, was A STIMULANT DIURETIC KIDNEYS "Wait a minute." Eadle sent Jake ing about on tbe ground In the strang- "Soldier," said Eadie, "you rammed nis bands to his mouth and shouted. Broadcasts Good MV DSftft?-! fbmr-Milburn Co. MfgChm. Buffalo.NY. gation by the whole Interstate com- An attorney for the union miners associated with Elmer Apperson and running for the general, while the in- est kind of contortions, jerking back- that bayonet clear through that jerry "Connor I" Silence. PO THIS FOUC: TiMEf A POUND News! merce committee of the senate be charged that the Federal Council of Elwood Haines In building the ma- fantryman who had guarded the tele- ward all the time, as though he were and Into me. If It hadn't been for that Adolph came slipping along through DAV - JUST WiWK IF L rooLisH chine believed to have been the pre- phoae and the sergeant had a ciga- the mud and the general turned at tbe Peoria, 111.—"I was rundown in health searching and severe in every detail, the Churches of Christ were planning a crab. Now why—Eadie raised his pair of field glasses you'd have spiked and waa advised to take Dr. Pierce's SrtoaD SAW A decessor of the modern automobile. rette to cheer them. The geueral was eyes and saw a doughboy tugging and me, too. Look at my gas mask. What sound of his footsteps. lT looking forward to some solution by a report to "whitewash" the operators Favorite Prcficription \OiTrtOOT KMOVJIA4G legislation that will put the great coal of blame In the present strike and Its LEONARD back In a minute and picking up the hauling to free the bayonet that he tbe b—I good will It be now?" "How ?an 1 see how things are with and the 'GoldenM«cU industry of America on a reasonably consequences. GAIN the attempted conquest ol receiver, asked for a connection. had plunged Into the German's back. "Yeh, I rammed that sticker Into my gun out there without getting ical Discovery.' I didl "That's all, men," he said over his killed?" ne asked. so and in a short time prosperous basis." A the western passage of the North Elsewhere the fight raged as before. him. that's the truth," agreed the 1 EAR OIL "First," said Adolph. "we go down waa on tho road to Atlantic by aviation has failed and shoulder. The men retired, but they The Americans and tbe enemy were gloomy man. "1 was near an hour get- A CAPE ENSEMBLE ODMAN WANAMAKER of New had only t^ken a few steps when to dat rood an* holler like h—L If health and rid of all' York and Philadelphia died March Capt Walter Hinchciirre and Mise too closely mingled to allow tbe use tin' It out again." tho unpleaaant feel* ILLIAM M. BUTLER, chairman R Eadle. whose cigarette had developeo she's no answer—" of the coloring of tills little frock that color selected was the very new and 1). He was reported to he the most Elsie Mackay, who set out from an of even pistols. It was bayonet, pick, "Yuh wanta be klnda careful with ings. Since then when Wof the Republican national com- a break In tbe side, paused to lick It "No," Interrupted the general, "she tiny rosebuds are embroidered here very smart oatmeal shade. The Jer- heavily Insured man in the United English airdrome for a flight to Amer- 35 shovel, trench knife, iIjis and teeth. that d—n thing," said Jake hotly. I notice any such mittee, denied that lie received or DE*!?" down and then light It again. The or be or they didn't answer. What and there. sey of the cape and jumper under- States. Policies on his life totaled $7,- ica, went down somewhere In the At- The Germans still poured over the "This ain't no second lootenant, he's . symptoms I take ons handled any part of the $260,000 In other two stopped to wait for him and then?" Considering their inexpenslveness neath Is accurately matched to tht of these remedie#,! O 500,000. lantic. No trace of their airship has nodge. but their own numbers ham- a sargint You don't wanta go klllln' Continental Trading company Liberty thus they heard the general begin his "Give me your helmet," said Adolph, and their prettlness. several celanese exquisite satin of tiie plaited skirt. usually tho 'Favorite He was one of the foremost mer- been found. pered them. The Americans, their no sarglcts!" bonds advanced by Harry F. Sinclair conversation. when they had come to the place voile drosses In various pastel tints Not only are ensembles such as the Prescription' and it chants of the world. He Inherited MM 7)moists backs against tbe bank, bad only to "Uhhuhl" agreed the gloomy man. to help wipe out the committee's 1920 "Yes, I know," said the general Into where the cart path went into the should be included in every little girl's youthful one in the picture developed jute me in good condition. Dr. L the widely known Wanamaker stores N APPROPRIATION of more loqlP^ww wdonarm uowsi' hew at the gray mass with whatever "Weil, that was a nice little light" Pierc«?3 remedies are unlike most of the Presidential campaign deficit. 1 tbe telephone, "but I'd like to know main road Before the other could spring and summer wardrobe. Now is in soft grays. In beige "and even in In New York, Philadelphia and Paris than $1,000,000. to be used In re- A-O.UONARD.INC. weapon came to hand. Eadie recov- Eadle noticed that the doughboy other remedies which I tried — with Dr. Butler's denial was made public al- A 70-aoAvt, wwrom what you're going to do about II protest be had snatched the gloomy the time to make them ere fair navy, but some of the very loveliest from bis famous father, the late John forestation of denuded areas and In ered his pick and swung with It tie had a brace of German helmets In his Pierce's you always obtain benefit."— most simultaneously with the text of Water Is the main question, water and man's helmet from bis head. weather, flowers and sunshine lure are carried out In pastel tones. Wanamaker. Long known as un avia- other conservation activities. Is asked chopped at rifles, at bayonets, at right band and that Jake had about Mrs. Carl Ernest, 138 Irring St. a letter in which Senator Borah (Rep., food. Can you hear me? We haven't "Hoy I" cried the gloomy man. but even the bost-intentioned mothers out All dealers. Tablets or liquid. tion enthusiast, he gained his chief In a hill introduced In the senate by bends, feet, hands, arms, backs, shoul- bis waist a leather belt with a brass JULIA BOTTOMLEY Idaho), called upon Butler to lead the got any water. I've got twenty-two Adolph bad already crouched and spun Into the open whore sewing machines Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hote^ ffi Weittrn hewapaperUnto Republican party In a move "to clear •fame along that line by backing the McNary of Oregon. ders, anything In gray. He swung buckle that bore a crown and tbe (©. 1928. WfKtern Newncnper ITnlon.J Garfield T ea wounded here. How about artillery until his bead swam. His breath came device. "Gott MIt Uns." Into this belt the helmet out upon the main road. Buffalo, N. Y. for free medical advios. Was Your fire? Can you help me any? Now. in gasps, there was a taste of blood was thrust a Mauser pistol and 9 saw- "What's that for?" asked the gen- Simple Foundation Garments •lark blue third. Beige lace under- Suburbanite—"Why, he has an nwful that's a feeble excuse I" In bis throat his mouth was dry as eral. AN AWFUL LOT Maud Wearing Black It Is finished a subcommittee ap- something like 1.070 miles. On either Grandmothers Remedy toothed bayonet with a red and white Just as clover and lovely as can be wear Is shown by several designers of lot of friends I" First Suburlianlte— Engineer Working on The three men looked at each other desert sand. His arms ached and tassel attached. "We watch her two ten fifteen mln "Maud is still wearing black for hei pointed for the purpose will view It side of the proposed channel there For every stomach is a foundation garment of green Importance. APPETITE •a "Yes, an awful lot, hut none worth and continued their way. Tbe general there came a time when It was im- utes, mebbe." said Adolph. "mebbe late husband." Flood-Control Plans The committee is composed of Repre- would be canals 250 feet wide and and Intestinal 11L "I'll say," muttered Eadie. "There trimmed with triangular touches of talking about." had dismissed them so that they would possible for him to raise the pick from was a time when 1 thought the party some more. If It don't move. It aln t IMPROVED "I fancy it's for ber next husband Undeterred by an apparently cool sentatives Guyer of Kansas, Cock- 70 feet deep, which would be used This good old-fash- flesh color. This garment Includes Chrysanthemum Frock not hear and If It suddenly cut short the ground. It fell finally from his was over and we were licked and alt shottln" no bullets, an' we can go out . . QUICKLY now. She knows she looks charming reception by the house and senate ran of Pennsylvania and Major of 1111- for drainage purposes. ioned herb home his conversation and found them lis- the brassiere and step-in of crepe do Inspired by the chrysanthemum Is Erudition Hands and he sank down against the of a sudden It was the boche that to see what dat mosheen gun do." Carter's Little Liver Pills in it."—Boston Transcript. ilood committees, Carroll L. ill Re r. re- uOla. The aged engineer contends that remedy fqr consti- chine trimmed in the same way. ITT LI tening he might be vexed. bank exhausted. He had done what were licked." "But we can't sit here on the flat ol a frock of throe tones of taffeta rang- Purely Vegetable tuatiys 'Is your boy Josh a student?" tired engineer, is constructing a model Riker's plan, us explained to the the system would reclaim thousands pation, stomach Ills "Whadda we do now?" asked Jake. he could and now there was noiuiug our backs for fifteen minutes. Sup- ing from a beige yellow to deep rus- move the bowctt free from lie is," answered Farmer Corntos- of the plan of flood control of the two committees, calls for a channel of acres of land for agricultural pur- and other derange- 'lep." buld Juke, "we oeeu liiui loo. pain and unpleaiant after Observed "Weil dig ourselfs a hole."' sold the to do but wait for death. pose another attack Is pulled off while Many LaCc Dresses set The waist Is of the bclgo, and sol "He has invented a college yell Mississippi valley which he presented three miles wide from Cairo. III., to poses. Dirt obtained In the course ments of the sys- I ain't above explalnln' that when I eilecti. 1 ney relieve the •yitem of conmpa* Infantryman. "When In doubt, dig In. Feet tramped up and down, mud we're waiting? No, no. Let's do Indications increase daily that many tiie skirt lias three full flounces of lion poiions which dull the detirc for food. that the dictionary knows nothing Hubby—The boss Is beginning to the Gulf of Mexico, finding Its outlet of digging the canals would be used tem so prevalent these days Is In even seen the Jerries Jumpln' over tbe hedge Uemember they are • doctor1* pretcrlptioa orally to the two committees several If the holes I've dug was to he put something quick." frocks of lace for afternoon wear will the three colors pinked In deep seal- about. If you want to know what It take Interest in me. below New Iberia and west of Frank- to construct the channel levees, which splashed, men rolled on the ground, 1 took my foot In my hand. Enough and can be taken by the entire family. weeks ago. greater favor as a family medicine (TO BE CONTINUED.) lie included In the dressmakers' spring dops around the bottom. Chrysanthe- All Dniguiiti 25c and 75c Red Packages. means, you gotta ask Josh; and even Wifie—Oh, good. lin. La. The channel would be ap- end to end they'd made a trench from twisted from one bank to the other, Is enough, an' like I explained. I don't The basement of the senate office would be 310 feet wide at the bottom than in your grandmother's day. collections. Beige lace Is forecast as mums In all the tones trim the proximately 550 miles long, whereas here to Weehawken." He took off fell down, got up, and fell again. want to get killed before I fix up that Uniformity »lds co-operation First Suburbanite—"He lias no l lien he probably won't have time to Hubby—Yeah. He asked me yester- building at the capltol Is the scene of 70 feet high, and 100 feet across tbe a flrst favorite with black next and waist CARTER'S OS PILIS friends worth taiking about." Second explain It."—Washington Star. day at the ofllce If I worked there. the model building activity, and when the Mississippi In its mpanderlngs Is top. W. N7 U., CHICAGO, NO. 12-192f.

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MKMBER8 SELF CULTURE CLUB RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY ANNUAL Fred Jefferson, a 30-year-old Chica- Dick Collier, of Indianapolis, ind., ney Kaiser; constables—Albert Culll- Skunk Harmless if Steamship Screws Gave It Away CHURCtlANNflliKCfMENIS go man, was arrested near Three Oaks driver for the Red Ball Transit Co., Knowledge of History son, Edward DeMorrow, Carl Carlen OKSKKVKI) "NEEDLECRAPT DAY" TOWNSHIP BOARD OF A phenomenon known as "cavitu Press agents do not always train when he went to claim a truck which was arrested and lined $15 and costs Duty of Citizenship NOMINATIONS MADE and A. Noreen. One Way to Her He Is Treated Right tlon" Is recognized as one of tho most their clients wisely. There is, for he claimed bad been stolen from blm In Democratic—Supervisor. Win. Glav- TOWNSHIP OF COLOMA by Justice George Rose of New Buffalo Periodical reports are regularly and important causes of loss of efDclency Instance, the now sorry lady who Methodist Episcopal Church TOWNSHIP ELECTION Chicago. But he was identified by the on a charge of violation of the high- There never was a time when the In; clerk. Harry Olson; treasurer. Geo. overage man needed to know more Heart frequently printed in tho papers at in the driving screws of steamships. showed tbe Interviewer a pair of sil- Mesdamn* Becht and Blondln Hostess- Bev. T. H. Leamon, Pastor. officers as a man who was wanted for way weight law by having a load on Parren. Jr.; highway commissioner, NT Louis Conners; overseer of highways, this time of year of Fkunks appear- When the velocity of tiie screw is in ver candlestlckt\ "They were given to Plan for Easter Sunday. Tbe Water- stealing chickens and was taken to the his truck that was 5,000 pounds too about the continuity and tradition of es to Club Ladles a,od Guests. Calling for the Submission of the Band county Jail while his case was Investl- heavy. Ons Kugler; Justice of the peace. Hen- ing and stampeding citizens, police- creased above a certain limit a cavity fliy great-great-grandmother by Kin« vliet people will be Invited to worship bla race than In this age, when he 1 To the Qualified Electors of tbe Town- j gated. ry Edlnger; member boatd of review. Br CLARISSA MACKIB men and other officials an If they were Is" formed In the water inside which of Germany," she explained. One of the moat Interesting events of with ns. Let us work together to make Proposition at Election April 2, Is beset on (dl sides by agitators who , BELL PHONE ttBJ. Ship of Coloma, County of Berrien, Lively Interest Will be Centered in Wm. Filer; constable*- E. A. Brant the German army and yellow fever the screw revolves and a further In- "They are very old and valuable, all the season occurred last Friday after- the day a winner. State of Michigan: •eek to trample under foot anything Coloma, Berrien Co.. nichltaa 1928 and Lloyd Brant combined Instead of being as friendly crease in power then causes no in- hand-carved, and have been preserved noon, when Mrs. Carrie Bedit and Plan for Good Friday. An evening Peter Bushaw, released by the fed- that custom has hallowed or experi- Many of the Preelncts at the Eleetlon (Copyrlcht.) service will be held at the Watervliet Notice Is hereby given, that the Out of a total tax roll of 82,881.05 in eral district court under $1,000 bonds and harmless as an ordinary cat. crease in the ship's speed. Mathe- by my family through generations." Mrs. Eva Blondln, entertained the A petition in writing having been ence taught lis to be true. Bacon ad- Royalton Township church. The Coloma people are Invit- next ensuing Annual Township election Hartford township the taxpayers there last week, will not have his trial until Or are like a fairy story. Beth.'* One was found In a schoolhouse and matical investigation, tested by practi- So tbe Interviewer handled one ten- (totenrl as second-clans matter at the club and their guests, at the lovely filed with the Township Board of the vocated the reading of history as mak- April 2d. ed to meet with them and enjoy the will be held at I. O. O. F. Hall In the liquidated all but approximately $6,000 the June term of court at Grand Rap- Republican—Supervisor. Samuel D. Ysaid Peggy Maynard mischiev- Instead of being allowed to depart in cal experiments, has shown that cavi- derly, and Just naturally turned to the potto(fio« al Oolom i, uuder home of Mrs. Carrie Becht. There were Township of Coloma, Berrien County, ing men wise, and It is to be hoped tbe Act of March H. I87W.) hour. Village of Coloma, within said Town- of the 1027 levy before the local treas- Ids, Bushaw Is charged with conceal- The following Is a partial list of the Miners; clerk. Stanley Krause: treas- ously. "Like a heaiitiful prlnoest" peace a posse was raised and the tation can be avoided by preserving a mark beneath which would testify to i forty-six ladles present. The meeting Michigan, as required under Act No. that this revival of Interest In our Plan for Friday, March 30th. This ship, on urer was required to make his returns ing an automobile that he knew was nominations for township officers made urer. Wm. Bartz: highway commission- with a frozen heart!" I was called to order by the president, 230 of the Public Acts of 1923: country's story Is being undertaken In "critter" shot and school dismissed certain ratio between the resistance their ancient ancestry. . . . "Shef- will be of Interest to the officers and to the county treasurer. stolen. In a part of the townships of Berrien '. Charles Gelsler; overseer. Emll "Why do you call me that?" a'ked ' Mrs. Addle Martin, followed by the An Act to authorize and empower MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1928, for the day. The interesting feature Wid the propelling surface concerned. field Plate, Birmingham, England. Fridav, Mar. 23, 1928 teachers of our Bible school. A rally the spirit that ought to underlie all county for the election on Monday, Tobias; board of review. Samuel Wet- ladles singing, "Michigan My Michi- the township to levy a tax for the for the purpose of voting for the lovely, calm-eyed Beth. is that the skunk always? has to be Upon thi!? principle tbe speed of some 1902," was the precious inscription -- will be held In the evening. A pot-luck our reading, not that of blind accept- April 2d, which show that there will zel ; Justices—L. B. Reber and John gan," Gertrude Stratton accompanying maintenance and -employment of a election of the following officers, viz: "Because you are. Beth. If you killed ami trouble started; in the coun- ships has been greatly increased by Los Angeles T*— supper flrst, then an Interesting discus- ance, or that of contradiction, but with be some lively contests. Greening. at the piano. Current events were band for municipal purposes for the TOWNSHIP'—One supervisor, one would only be human enough to fall F. W. COOHPUN sion of lively topics around the table. an open, alert mind, so that we may Democratic—iSupervlsor. Orris Stov- try the incident attracts little atten- simply changing their driving screws conducted by Eva Blondln. After a benetlt of the public; said petition be- Township Clerk; one Township Treas- Pipestone Township In love and be happy ever after! You Take in tbe address. weigh and consider well before lend- er ; clerk. George Surch; treasurer. tion and the skunk is not molested, short business session, a pleasing pro- ing at least 10 per centum of tbe qual- urer; one Highway Commissioner; one have so many admirers and no mut- Plan for Wednesday, March 28th. Justice of the Peace, full term; one ing our support to or withholding It William Jasper. Sr.; highway commis- but city people seem to take an ag- Fearful Instructions gram was rendered: Mrs. Vogt sang a ified voters of said township. It Is here- SPECIALS It e p u b 11 c a n—Supervisor, Glenn ter how nice—how handsome they group of songs; a reading by Mrs. An all-day group meeting of mission- Member Board of Bevlow, full term; sioner. Herman Bodtke. Sr.; overseer gressive course. FEAR PAY, THE 13111? by ordered that the question shall be from any proposed political reform. Clark; clerk, E. Tlhbs; treasurer. Win. are—you go on your way coolly. Just Let Children Build The cook boob which advertises ary workers wlll be held at the St. Jos- one Overseer of Highways; four Con- of highways. Ralph Shearer; member A skunk is usually able to depart Sllhanek and two musical readings by v submitted to tbe people at the election Tbe reading of history Is the first Kendall; highway commlasloner, Ern- A boj always feels fery proud frf "concrete rules for making biscuits" eph M. E. church. Miss Harriet Wat- stables. board of review. Adam Sinn; Justice as If your heart was frozen solid." the way he entered and If not Imposed Mrs. Smith. Boll call was answered to be held on April 2, 1028, as to This Week duty of citizenship.-Kxchange. est Hcoda; Justices of the iieace. Win. the playhouse that be builds in bla has sometimes been taken too literal- with Pattern Exchange. This being son. a returned missionary from China, of the peace, full term. Edgar Stover; Beth smiled and then she laughed. upon will seldom start anything. If THEN WATCH *01)11 STEP whether said township shall come un- (ilade and C. I). Blrkholm. ly.—Pathfinder Magazine. will give an address. Tills will be of Justice of the peace, to fill vacancy, "They are all so splendidly good back yard, and father and mother feel Needlecraft Day. some very beautiful der the provisions of this act and, If met on the sidewalk, porch or in the Haroda Township Vernle Koebel; constables—Nelson looking, my dear." she said frankly. even prouder than be. Everyone In pieces of embroideries, laces and quilts special Interest to our local W. F. M. adopted, or agreed to by a majority PROPOSITIONS Simple woodshed as a social equal, he will were exhibited by the members, both of S. Koebel. Oscar Fetkc. Donald Wrtzel Sorachow. to me they are all like the neighborhood comes in to look It Are you ono of those superstitious vote of the qualified voters participat- Proposition to bo voted on—"Shall be us friendly a» you are.—Canaan old and new world fancy work. Aman- Plan for Friday evening. March 23. A New England professor has Uepultllcan—SupervlHor. Paul Trapp: and Charles Weed. paper patterns—all cut alike. dilTer- over, und children gaze upon it. aston Fish Fly 200 Yards persons who fenr Friday, the Thir- ing In said election, then this act shall the Township Board of the Township Reporter. da Anderson had some very lovely The G. B. O. W. class will meet with proved the temperature can be nbso- clerk. Emll Tollas; treasurer. Elmer Islied that a boy could build something teenth. a« a double-dlstllled hoodoo be In full force and effect In said town- of Coloma, Berrien County, Michigan, SILK DRESSES Ilagnr Township ent colors, perhaps." The larger species of flying rtsh, pieces, both of the old and new. on Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Allen Stark lutely determined by counting the Kesterke; highway commissioner, Win. larger than himself. It is good to con- day? If you are. then you'll need to ship of Coloma. bo empowered to levy a tax for the PfiKgy Maynard regarded her hope- found off the coast of California, can which she gave a short talk. Among assisting. number of chirps a cricket makes In Sbultz; overseer of highways. August watch your step this year, for It has Above petition was approved by the maintenancu and employment of a One beautiful lot of new Democratic—Supervisor. Tom Watts; lessly. "How do you lik»» them. struct things that people admire.— fly ns far as 200 yards, according to the many other beautiful pieces exhib- Plan for choir practice on Wodnes 15 seconds and adding 40. All that /Isher; Justice of the peace. A. W. Italian's Origin Shown a number of those dread dates. There Township Board of the Township of band for musical purposes for the ben- Machemer; member of the board of re clerk. Jay Curtis; treasurer. John Bes- Beth?" A. Neely Hail In Child Life Magazine Liberty. ited. were two lovely quilts, made by day evenings. Easter music Is now the silk dresses just arrived, in- Is needed Is a cricket and a fast teleg- are three, to be exact, and what If you Coloma on March 21, 1928. efit of the public, as provided for un- view. Oeorge Petzko. semer ; highway commissioner. Oscar "Big and homely—a man who can by Method of Eating Mrs. Becht's mother. Mrs. Martha main and most attractive feature and rapher to count the chirps.—Detroit Damon; Justice of the peace, full term. did escape disaster on the one In Janu- CHARLES C. SMITH, der Act No, 230, of the Public Acts of cluding all the new styles Democrat—Supervisor. John B. Mix- win past bis plainness-so that the The way of eating Parmesan cheese Brant of Benton Harlwr. To close a Job. Everybody who is willing to help 1923. News. James Broderlck; Justice of the peace, ary? There's one comlug In April and Township Clerk, on; clerk. Albert Hofrelter; treasurer. real goodness in him can have a tells the place of origin of an Italian, most enjoyable afternoon tbe hostesses, be at the appointed place at 7:30. Get Yes ( ) and materials, marked in to till vacancy. Thomas Edlnborough; It's almost here! ., , . assisted by Cora Sllhanek. Maude In touch with the choir leader, Mrs. Edward Tletz; highway coninilsslon- chance to he evident-1 am sure that according to a generally accepted the Why should men fear this date any- No ( ) member hoard of review. Gordon Hawks and Bernlce Becht, served a de- Shine. two groups: er. Louis Johns; overseer of highways. I should like that kind of man." she way? There are a variety of reasons Hawn; constables—Roscoe Bal>cock. ory. Not only that, but It Indicates Plan for next Sunday, March 26th. The Oytokwa and Chakawan Camp- Coloma Lodge No. 162 William Blnger; Justice of tbe peace. SHOF> AT and this Issue of The Courier contain* licious two course lunch. The tables Lee dapsaddle. Grant Burnett and said rather dreamily. also bis broadmindedness or stinginess were beautifully decorated In green Plan to make It a big day in Interest fire Girls gave a mother and daughter Relative to Opening and Closing of the Values to $15.00 (inTK Frank Bihlmlrc; member of the board a feature article by^Elmo Scott Watson, F AND A. M. Nora Bishop. "Ah—" nmrniured Peggy thought- in money matters, it is claimed. md white, as the club observed the and numbers. Plan to make It better party last Saturday evening In the of review, George Bean. which tells what some of those reas Polls Our price 0 I Uil U A fully. and went away in her little car. If a person pares the covering of even than last Sunday. You will have basement of the Community Church, Meetings held in Masonic hall, on the ons are and a number of other Inter day as St. Patrick's Day. Everything New ItufTalo Township mischief lurking in her merry eyes. bis cheese without regard to loving 11 was In keeping with the day, those as- to go some, but we are going on to per- The program consisted of a Joint cere- Act 351—Part IV—Chapter VIII, Pub- first Saturday evening of estlng facts about this superstition. Be Values to $25.00 tl C (If) "How nonsensical I nm these days." ill tie of the cheese Itself, as a waste- 1 •dstlng wearing pretty green and white fection. monial with awarding of honors. Each lic Acts of 1925 each month. Democrat—Supervisor. Alvln Krug NOTICEABLE sure to read "Friday, the Thirteenth. yawned the cold Miss Wakeham as •aps. Miniature Shamrocks were the You are Invited to meet with us at girl received a stenciled hand craft Gurprice v I wiUU Visiting Brothers Always Welcome. ful cook might peel potatoes In New Sec. 1. On the day of any election er. present Incumbent; clerk. K. F. Slg- In this Issue. favors. The Club will meet Friday. 10 a. m. for the Sunday school session; honor for completing her share of the A painter pot up a sign for a mer she sal down to make out her invi- England, that person conies from the polls shall be opened at seven LBROY H BE/ch. W. M. mund; treasurer. James Svedja; high March '-'.Srd, with Mrs. Mattle Newton. at 11 a. m. for the preaching service. Red Cross Layette. At the close of the J. V. THOMPSON. Secretary. way commissioner, Louis Wlttenburg; chant and misspelled a word or two tation list for the masquerade dance Rome, one who cares little for money. SHIRE'S o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon ceremony, Mrs. Morrison of Bangor COATS — One group of that she was planning. However, if the person scrapes the Sermon by the pastor—a half-hour talk thereafter as may be, and shall be overseer. Anthony Siegmund; Justice. and turned an E backside before. WATERVLIET MICHIGAN. gave an Interesting talk on campfire. It was perhaps a few days before CLOVER LEAF CLl'B on some gospel theme. Good singing continued open until five o'clock in the beautiful fur trim-# J Q "Tt George Hose; hoard of review. Louis The merchant was angry and re cheese carefully, so as not to waste A suit for $1,000 damages has been and good fellowship. The Epworth The mothers were entertained with Krakavee; constables. Frank Herrbach. the dance that she received n tele- • ny of the inside portion, he |p a Flor lied In the circuit court whereby L. D. afternoon and no longer: provided, med coats at 0 I Zi I U fused to settle. The painter proceed League service will be announced from contests and games, after which a very that in townships tbe board of in- G. Fred Schaer Paul Ondrus and Budolph Bette. phone call from Peggy. entlne, careful hut not prodigal. Vbbey of St. Joseph seeks to collect 1 elaborate lunch was served. The tables ed to argue. The regular meeting of the Clover pulpit. spectors of election may, in its dis- (Succenor to Frank PierMll Republican—Supenisor. L. Spach- "Oh. Beth dear, may I bring my But if the person takes up his cheese AND SAVE rom B. F. Murphy. Harry Swigert and were decorated with handmade favors "Plenty stopping to read that ilgn?" Leaf Club was held at tbe home ol The H. E. L. P. class and the Ladies' cretion, adjourn the polls at twelve 0 man; clerk, W. H. Rhode; treasurer. cousin. Bob Wing? Ob. I know his in his fingers and merely blows what- 'lyde Swigert of the same city. The and centerpieces, and even the foods Ml! I IMrDV On lot of new Spring tO QC AUCTIONEER be urged. Belle Beach, Monday evening, March Aid Society are In action this week. o'clock noon, for one hour, and that 1^00 F. Schrader; highway commission name sounds like a celestial laundry ever will blow from the outside of the ult follows an accident on the Terrl- We will hear of their doings a little were decorated In green in honor of St. miLLmenI Millinery, $5.00 values at A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL er, H. Vandrasek; overseer, Ivan "Well, yes." BUY IT P'OR LESS! 10th. the township board in townships and man or a nature book, but he is cheese, then he comes from Genoa, orlal road near Benton Harbor on later. Mrs. O. J. Miller's class of young Patrick's day. The girls deserve much the legislative body in dUes and vU- Stuck; Justice of the peace, W. L. Hey "Don't see 'em stopping to look at During the business session the pro darling! Not so handsome, but nice!" •'ebruary 19th. when Abbey's car was men bad an outing this week at the credit for tholr cooperation In the work luges may, by resolution adopted fif- ne 0 Pkoae 16-F2, COLOMA for Appoiotments wood; board of review. Emll Mulchal any other sign on the street?" never wasting a centislmi, according gram for the nexf year was read. Tht UnCirpY ^ J * Silk Hosiery, guaranteed, with aid to have been damaged to the e.\- home of Wesley Miller. accomplished, and tho success of the teen days prior to the election and ski. 'No." "Of course." laughed Beth. "1 shall to tbe proverb. THE REASON we sell lots of CANDY and PEANUTS general subject Is to be "Women": a: ent of $307.70. It is claimed that See you next Suuday at the services. party. published with the notice of the elec- nUOILIII or without pointex heels; regular (1 nfl 'Well, then, come across." mall bis an invilutlon now, address- Ruchanan Township home and abroad; In her home: busl dnrphy was driving a car belonging Bring your friends. tion, provide that the polls shall be value $1.25. Our price mm iUU ing it in your cure." is because they are always fresh. Peanuts, Saturday, ness and professional women; womei o the Swigert garage and that he was John D. Carmody Nativity of Corn opened at six o'clock in the forenoon Republican—Supervisor^ Alonzo F That afternoon Beth's costume 15c pound. All Chocolate Candy - Maple, Vanila, composers; and related subjects— al Irlvlng at an excessive speed, that the Helen Hlghtowor Tobias, of St. Jos- Hii Hand and may also provide that the polls Experienced Auctioneer Howe; clerk. Irenus Sparks; treasurer came from the shop ami she locked Corn, generally believed to have and more will be covered In the year'f •rakes on the car were defective and Free Methodist Church. eph, filed a bill of divorce against her A certain member of a country club and Strawberry, 25c pound. shall be kept open not later than eight Burton Montgomery; Justice of thi her door and tried on tbe beggar-maid originated in South America, has been work. hat be was driving on the wrong side husband, Dewey Tobias, charging him o'clock In the evening of the same day. Solicitt Your Buiineti was unpopular liecause of his ostenta eace. Ira Nelswander; commissioner dress. Every lovely rug and tatter found growing in China; but tbe Chi- The subject under discussion for thi if the highway when Abbey's car was W. W. Cryderman. Pastor. with cruelty, Infidelity and non-support. The polls of said election will be open tlon and jewelry. J. K'. SCHERER Phona 52-F WATERVLIET. Mich if highways. Fred Wallace; overseer of It seemed to add to her beauty. nese corn Is of a unique species and evening was "China". Miss Wordei struck. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 :S0 p. They were married at South Bend In at 7 o'clock a. m. and will remain open One Sunday two club members were Ladies' and Children's Hats m. If Christ bad to pray what about September 1020, and have one child. until 5 o'clock p. m., of said day of "Where Quality Apparel U Low Priced." of highways. Ira Wagner; board of re The night of the dance the large It Is not a native of the Chinese re- read a very Interesting article. He. view member, H. Klngery; constables watching this gaudy peisonallty hack paper began In a very clever way. Sin we weak mortals Barbara Rose, aged eight months. They election, unless the Board of Election WILLIAM A. MONTGOMERY, bouse was filled with laughter and gion in which it was discovered. Re- The World Store Benton Harbor, Mich. Fred French, Edward Mitchell, ROSH his way round the golf course. Yes, we started selling ladies' and children's hats in asked the question—"How would w« Miss Florence Drach. daughter of Y. P. M. S. meet at the parsonage separated In 1027. Mrs. Tobias charges Inspectors shall, In their discretion, Attorney and Counselor. merriment and not one suspected searches show that It must have been Reynolds. Clinton McCollum. "Weak with his clubs, Isn't he?" said like to see In the parks of some of out dr. and Mrs. William Drach of Baln- Friday afternoon. A program will be that shortly after their marriage her adjourn tbe polls at 12 o'clock, noon, that their hostess was concealed he- brought to China long before the voy- Watervliet last spring and they start this Easter at Admitted to Practice in all Courts of Democratic—Supervisor. Harry 11 one. largest cities the sign, "No Americans •rldge township, has accepted a full given after the business meeting. husband began frequently to go with for one hour. hind the charming rags. Belli recog- age of Columbus, for it could not have SHIRE'S low price of $1.00 to $3.98. Do not buy Dated February 20, 1028. Micbign and Illinois. Beck; clerk, vacant; treasurer. Fred "But strong In diamonds," added the or Dogs Allowed". Just such a slgi irofessorshlp as bead of the biology The Junior Missionary Society meet another woman whom she names "X." nized a few of her guests by voice acquired Its distinctive character in lepartment at the State Teachers' col- CHARLES. C. SMITH, Phone Covert 2559. W. Howe; Justice of the peace. Charles other. until you see our new hats. We buy direct and we substituting Chinese for American; at tbe parsonage at 1:30 p. m. Satur Tobias, the bill states, frequented tho or mannerism but her dearest friend. the comparatively short time that has ege at Fannvllle. Va. Miss Drach Is day. This Is a real live, society with a home of Madame X. of St. Joseph, even Clerk of said Township. COLOMA. • MICHIGAN Tlchenor; commissioner of highways may actually be seen In some of tin Peggy Maynard, she did not recog- elapsed since that period. sell all sizes. d graduate of Coloma high school. She real live superintendent. They are during his wife's Illness and the birth Martin Moffert; overseer of highways parks of Chinese cities which are part FROM PEARS TO PRUNES Chinese corn is a dwarf plant and •ecelved her bachelor of arts degree studying "Please Stand By." also mak- of his child. It is also charged In the ' Charles Sebasty; board of review mem nize at all. of the European concessions. Miss Wor Card of Thanks ber, George Hess; constables. John There was one dancer who excited Its starch is quite different from that den stated In a very clear and compre from the Western State Teachers' col- ing posters and storing their minds bill that Tobias refused at times to Camp. Arthur L. Kaiser, William Beth's Interest that evening. First, of American corn. Tbe leaves grow Chair seats I0e henslve manner the situation In China ege at Kalamazoo. She completed the with real Missionary Instruction. All speak to bis wife, and that he failed to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson, Mr. and Dr. Leo Hosbein FREE/ Harkley, Henry Welse. she heard his golden voice speaking on either side of the stalk so as to Bias tape |0c today as far as the situation may b( work for her master of science degree children are Invited. Tbe Y. P. M.S. support her. Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. VETERINARIAN protect It from the hot, dry winds of learned—as far as facts are avallabU at Chicago University In 1027. During and Juniors have given over $100 to John A. Johnson desire through the Gallen Township to n small Queen of Hearts, and the Percolator tops, two for || the desert. They form a sort of horn for us. She gave us the Chinese attl :he time she was taking her work in missions this year. columns of The Courier to express Phone Watervliet 63 ring 3 notes lingered long after fhe tall Clothes pins, 40 for 10c tude toward missionaries also, and the the bacteriology and hygiene depart- Sunday school at 2 p. m. Our Sunday Vernon Spears of St. Joseph, filed a their thanks to all who assisted them Two Goldfish, Bowl, Sea- Dentistry on Week Days Only. Republican—Supervisor. H. D. Rob form, clad us Robin Hood, had danced for the accumulation of pollen. confusion that results from the lack of tnent, Miss Drach taught at the Ala- School Is growing in Interest and bill for divorce against Ids wife, Helen In the Illness of their brother, Charles erts; clerk, Bert Babcock; treasurer. away with the Queen of Hearts. "1 Chinese corn is excellent for planr- Caps for bottling catsup, one gross 20c unity among the denominations. bama State college at Montevallo. Be- numbers. Some of our primary girls Dowiing Spears, charging her with de- Johnson; to those who sent flowers, to weed, Pebbles, etc., with Residence. Coloma, Mich. Henry Goodenough; Justices of the never beard that voice before." Ing In hot countries wlier'> common Mrs. Stephenson gave a short sketch cently she has been doing school and and boys are so Interested they are sertion and cruelty. The Spears were those who furnished cars, to Bev. peace—Jay Pyle and M. L. Nelson: thought Beth with an odd stirring of corn does nnf flnnri«h. clinical work at Houston. Texas. urging their parents to come. Next married at Michigan City in 1024, and of the work of the artist Rose O'Neill, Goltz for his comforting words, and to each 57c purchase of highway commissioner. W. C. Hewitt: the heart, and rather hoped that llob- You save from 30 to 50c on each dollar Sunday Mrs. Cryderman will review separated In February, 1025. They have the author of Kewples and their lore. all others who were of assistance to overseer of highways, John Dickey: In Mood would ask her to dance. the lesson with the school, then the one child whom the father, the bill member board of review. John Clark by trading with us for cash. That is our them in any manner.—Adv. Robin Hood came upon her rest- Flag for Army Dead Mrs. Harriet Gelsler read a short pa "Hatlogging" seems to be tbe fad pastor will talk to the school and we states, has never seen. The child, Har- Democratic—Supervisor. Clayton premium. per on Chinese and American customs these days Instead of bootlegging. At will have "Decision Day." riet, Is three years of age, and has been Cleaning and Pressing Smith; clerk. Con Alien; treasurer. ing alone In an alcove. He bowed Until recently tiie American colors as viewed from the foreign standpoint. least .that was tbe manner In which Christ sat the little children in the adopted by persons unknown to the Mrs. M. L. Becker of Berrien Center, Ward James: highway commissioner m low before her. "Beggar Maid." he were draped about a soldier's coffin An Interesting exhibit of Chinese band- Frank Washington, a Benton Harbor Heinz Pure Food Products Leave Yonr WorkjAt said In that liquid music of his voice. midst, let us do likewise. father. His wife deserted him shortly aged 03 years, was the victim of a Ernest James; overseer. Frank Thomp- regardless of his rank, yet only an Do not buy Curtain Goods until you see our line. work was displayed. negro, attempted to get away with a Teachers' Training Class at 3 p. m. before the birth of their child, Spears' peculiar accident last Friday after- son ; Justices of the peace. William "Beggar Maid, may I have the pleas- officer of the rank of major or higher Boll call was answered by naming a bottle of liquor when he went to the This class Is studying the duties of the bill charges, and she has never 're- noon In which she suffered a broken SCOTT'S BARBER SHOP Glazier and Edward Enyard. She—It's wonderful what they can ure of this dance?" and In a moment was entitled to have his cortege pre- You must come in and see what we have—New Victor Chinese and American contrast. county Jail to visit a friend there. Sunday School officers and are getting turned. collar bone and Internal Injuries. She Saturday Only do with fruit trees now—change one they were dancing together and for ceded by the regimental and national "Doc" Shaw, turnkey at the Jail sus- For The Records, new white, red, blue and yellow Enamelware a real vision of the spiritual need of had lieen attending a meeting of the St. Joseph Township kind Into another. the first time In her twenty-three I)ected that all was not well and ac- flags. The regulations now prescribe teachers. Mothers and Others Club at the Maple He—I didn't know they could do and Percolators, and the same colors in Oil Cloth and cidentally (?) knocked off Washing- Albert Klbler has purchased the two- Republican—Supenisor. C. A. Jor- years. Beth Wakeham bnged for that at all military funerals, without Praise Service 7 p. m., led by Nathal- Grove school house. Several women ENiERPRISE CLEANERS Stomach Gas Drives story, eight-room house that stood on dan ; clerk. E. L. Wroten; treasurer that. the dance to continue on and on— distinction of rank, the colors, when Kitchen Tools, Scrub Brushes, Steel Wool, Brilo, ton's hat and out fell a neat silver Is Shoff. "Tell your children of It, 1 went to the aid of Emery Ferry, w hen UMPHREY & RORICK "Nettoyage a Sec" R. F. Maulsby; Justice of the peace for She—Oh. yes; I heard the farmer "Forever,' she bad been thinking Man From Bed flask shaped to resemble a cigar con- and let your children tell their chil- tbe old Byno property at Paw Paw available, shall be displayed and be Paints, Paint Brushes, Lacquer, and Curtain Rods of his car was stuck In the mud and Mrs. four years. W. S. Kinsley: Justice of say he was going to prune his pear recklessly, when the music stopped tainer. Washington was given a place dren another generation." Joel, 1:3. Lake, now owned by George Klotter, carried with the escort. liecker was In front of the car when 186 WaD Si - Benton Harbor the peace for one year, A. S. Roe: all kinds. In the "bull pen" where he could have If you have nothing to tell, come and and Is moving the house this week to trees this year. and he led her to a seat. "Beggar "I had gas so bad I had to get up It suddenly lunged forth. She was Phone 18 . . Coloma, Mich. highway commissioner. Elmer Mott a longer visit with his friend, George hear the notes of victory. Our yound his lots near Strong's resort, which he Maid." he said, bowing low over her nights on account of the pressure on dragged about fifteen feet before the overseer of highways, Joseph Smith P. S.-Do not forget your hat. Suro we will have hats. Vernon, than he had anticipated. people have ap experience of their own purchased two years ago from Mrs. The Modern Version band, "for tbe first time In Robin Waterfall's Energy my heart I used Adlerlka and have car was stopped. member of board of review, John M been entirely relieved."—B. F. Krue- to tell. "Ye are my witnesses salth Zelger. J. O. Cunningham of Benton "I must not work. I must not play Hood's merry life, he wishes that Harbor Is moving the building and Miller; constables, O. O. Lehman, Oscar The naval observatory says that the ger. the Lord." Upon Ood's holy Sabbath day." each dance with you could last for- Thomas and Harold Coen, who were Frank Hald and Chas. Rust will do the Hart, Herman Marquardt and Emmet energy of a waterfall comes from the Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler- Preaching at 8 p. m. All are wel- No! Get the car. step on the jfas ever." Guy. And see how many you can pass! clouds in the form of rain or snow lka relieves gas and often removes arrested In South Haven last week and come. Come and see what great things carpenter work necessary to put the After that dance Robin. Hood van- It Pays to Look--Pay Cash—See taken to the county Jail to answer to house In good condition. The work is and these clouds are caused by evap- astonishing amount of old waste mat- tbe Lord hath done for us. Oronoko Township ished and Beth wondered, but events a charge of holding up the Carl Miller to be completed In two weeks. LYLE MOTT Securing Security oration which is the result of the sun's ter from the system. Makes you enjoy The pastor and family attended Dis- filling station at Benton Harbor, last moved too rajddly to think much energy acting in the form of heat on What You Save at Shire's. your meals and sleep better. No mat- trict Quarterly Meeting at Jackson last Democratic—Supervisor. Wm. H Rastus—Ah got no money, boss, but week, are said to have confessed to about bis golden voice or the delicious ter what you have tried for your week and have returned with some In- SELiLiS Sylvester; clerk, A. J. Barnbart; treas If Ah leaves some security, will you- the surface of oceans, lakes, etc. l Undersherlff Charles Johnson that they pleasure of dancing with him. At stomach and bowels. Adlerlka will teresting news for Coloma and vicinity. Clinton Carter of West Coloma was urer. Emerson Metzger; highway, com had been guilty of eight robberies since all trus' mahself 'till nex' week? midnight they unmasked and then surprise you. Scott's Pharmacv.—Adv. The Quarterly Conference voted to arrested last week on complaint of the mlssloner, Tom Michael: overseer of Grocer—I certainly will. March Ist. They admitted that they highways, Francis M. Michael; Justice Both made sure that Robin Hood had Scott's Pharmacy.—Adv. hold the annual campmeetlbg near Co Michigan State department of agricul- Rastus—Well. sub. sell me them yon had been operating In several towns In loma. Th'» exact date has not bean ture on a charge of tarnsportlng an# of peace. Ells Boals; board of review gone for good. Peggy Maynard was Michigan and had engaged In highway GOOD COAL Ira R. Stemm; constables, George dah two chickens, and keep one til elusive and disappeared before she determined, but will be near last of selling a quantity of raspberry plants Ah calls. FOR HEAD COLDS robberies, restaurant stick-ups and also June and the first of July. Begin without a certificate of Inspection. He Shafer. Joe Ewalt, Henry Pfelfer could be questioned, and so that night robbed a sub-station at Three Rivers. uow to plan ftr these services. This was taken before Justice Forban at Clarence Arend. whoa Beth of the frozen heart went Time to Do Other Things Use Vampure, the wonderful new Phone Coloma 173-F2 or 173-E3 The men are wanted at Coldwater for will be an old-fashioned meeting in an Benton Harbor and fined $75 and costs. Republican—Supenisor, Claude R Informing Him to bed. It was to dream about tbe remedy for relieving the discomfort of a restaurant robbery. Sparks; clerk, Volcah S. Weaver; treas head colds, and nasal catarrh. Just a old-fashioned place where some old- This Is said to be only tbe second case Tourist (in park, looking at bowl- man with the golden voice. fashioned people have some old-fash- of the kind that the state department The March of urer. J. S. Betcbek; highway commls der)—And Just where did you say It was a week later that Peggy drop or two on your handkerchief, sloner, Perley Porter; overseer of high If You Cook Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Bapp of Vlcks- ioned grace. has ever prosecuted. this rock came from? Maynard called with a very tall snuff it, and feel tbe head clearing at ways. Light Fuller; Justice of peace burg, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guide—A glacier brought It down. broad-shouldered man In tow. Beth once. Sold at Scott's Pharmacy, Co- Chas. Walker: board of review, Chas Bunner of Buchanan, celebrated the loma.—Adv. 22 tf First Community Church Mrs. Edna Case, wife of Editor Leon E. Franch; constables, William Mc Tourist—Where did the glacier go? saw his splendid red hair, bis keen golden wedding anniversary of both Progress Guide—Oh, It went buck after an- blue eyes and a thrill went over her. Bev, W. E. Goltz, Pastor. D. Case of the Watervliet Record, is at Bern County Abstract Co. Conaghy, Ernest Kuth, Carl Schrlven couples on Sunday, March 18th, at the other rock. Then the golden voice spoke and NOTICE Sunday, March 25th—Sunday school Sunshine Tuberculosis sanatorium, Established 1860 home of the former couple In Ylcks- Grand Rapids, where she was taken Niles Township held her in thrall even though his burg. This, It Is believed, Is the flrst at 10:00 a. m. Let everyone be present. Electrically I hereby give notice that I will not Tuesday. Mrs. Case has tuberculosis i. F. WILKINSON. Mgr. words were commonplace. Peggy, de- double golden wedding anniversary fol- Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock. Republican—Supenisor, C. B. Staf Saved a Dentist Bill be responsible for any bills for ma- of the lungs In an early stage and there Ill Ship Street. Comer of Main lighted. slipped out of tbe room Into lowing a double wedding ever observed Subject, "How Shall Men Think of ford; clerk, Noah Anderson; treasur Pat—Kelly called me a loir, but Ol terial, repairs or anything else for any God?" Special music will be furnished Is believed to be good hope for her re- TEADILY... steadily... the living room where Mrs. Wakeham In this part of Michigan. Among the covery. ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN er. Lyle E. Young; Justice of the peace got satisfaction out av him. of my buildings unless contracted by by the vested choir. Milton Kelsey; highway commissioner was writing letters. myself. guests were William Bapp, brother of the March of Progress is evident Mike—Ye did? L. C. Bapp, and M. B. Bunner. who Do not forget the next Community William E. File; overseer highway dls Pat—Ol did. He knocked out two "Are you looking for Beth. Peggy?" Adv. 3513 MBS. RHODA BUNKEB. Church night, March 20th. this community. Spring has was best man at the wedding half a Have you paid your subscription to trlct No. 1. Fred W. Knott; No. 2 av me teeth that had been troubling asked Beth's mother. IME FOR REST, recrea- And yet, fot all this added century ago at Kalamazoo. Plans are now under way for a great An Abstract of Title Is generally re- Frank Trelber; No. 3. Elmer C. Coch "Oh. no. she Is In tbe other room fhe Courier? , re-newed building activity . . . business me for a month—Boston Transcript. convenience, electric cookery Easter service on Sunday mornlnft quired on every sale or mortgage of ran; No. 4. Peter Brothers; member listening to tho golden voice of my T tion. Time for shopping, April 8th. If there are any who would The fine home of Theodore Balm, lo- is getting more active . . . everywhere real estate. of board of review. Albert Beebe; con cousin. Bob Wing—ever beard of the theatre, your books. — costs no more than other cated at Fair Plain, was completely de- The residence occupied by Max Mln- like to unite with the church or bo bap- Send to us and we will furnish prompt- stables, Ben Geyer, Jasper Parker, John Indigestible tized, the pastor will be glad to talk are signs that our citizens are faring well ly a complete abstract of any farm blm?" stroyed by lire Friday morning of last ney and his family, near Scottdale, N. Brown and Robert Young. A Chicago doctor says that "the "Do you mean Robert Wing, tbe Time to do the things you kinds: Surveys among electric week, together with part of the furn- was completely destroyed by flre about with you about it or lot In Berrien county. ^ Democratic—Supenisor, John French heels of tbe waitresses cause and forging ahead to greater Prosperity. lecturer?" ishings. It Is said that the lire started 8:00 o'clock last Saturday night. All The Community Church welcomes We Loan Money on real estate securi- Winn; clerk. Edward S. Banbury want to do—if you cook elec- range users show the average more indigestion than any food res- "Yes. Indeed—he travels all over from an overheated chimney. The loss of the furnishings on the lower floor of you to all Its services. How encouraging! ty. Mortgages Bought and Sold. treasurer, William H. Malone; Justice m -NEW- taurant diners eat." tbe world and gets such interesting trically. Simplified, scientific daily cost to be about ten is estimated at $10,000.' Tbe Benton the house were saved, but all on the Deeda, Mortgages and contracti< enre- of tbe peace. Oscar Wyant; highway We have eaten filet de sole, but data about strange people and events, Harbor Are department responded to a second floor were consumed by the BROADCAST TIME fully made and executed. commissioner. Howard E. Nleh; over have never tried French heels. cooking. The best meals you cents. call, but because of a scarcity of water flames. The loss on the house Is said This Bank, too, U right up in the seer of highways, district No. 1. Claude and then he makes lots of money lec- was unable to check the blaze. to be covered by Insurance. PAY WATER BlUS AT NEW Dickey; No. 2. John C. Cuthbert; No turing. writing articles and bonks— ever served with a fraction of •'parade." Our friendly, square-dealing VERY SHY 3, Marlon McBaln; No. 4. Francis Dig awfully homely, red-beaded man. but the time you now spend in And to make it still easier for TUNE-IN nan; member board of review. Melvln OFFICE OF VILLAGE CLERK policy in aiding all who come to us with clever!" you to become an electric E. Harger. Perhaps lovely Beth realized that, cooking the old-fashioned w^y. TUESDAY NIGHT AT their financial problems is winning us but to the amusement of her friends, I will be at the new city hall offices C A. SHOUP Bertrand Township range user, we are installing she fell head over ears In love with Are you going to bnild or remodel your home this In the State Bank of Coloma building more friends every day . . . building a You'll Jbe delighted, too, with Hotpoint Automatic Electric MANUFACTURER OF Democratic—S u p e r v I s 0 r. A. E. the homely man with the golden Wednesday and Friday evenings for record of Progress of which we are spring? I would like to figure on your the collection of water bills, or you 7:30 Standard Time Houseworth; clerk. Mrs. T r e 11 a voice while he ardently wooed her. the cleanliness of electric Ranges upon the payment of can mall them to me at my residence Rhodes; treasurer. Lloyd Bougie; high When he asked her to marry him, plumbing job if you are. (The old hour was 7) justly proud! Boats, cookery. Obviously, there is a small sum down. Then you until further notice. Window Screens, way commissioner, John H. Best. Beth put her hands in his with n J. V. THOMPSON, On the Republican-Supervisor, LaRue Gil- happy sigh. no smoke, soot or dirt of any pay the balance over a period —Adv. Village Clerk. Porch Screen Work, lette; clerk. Mrs. Estella Eagley; "How could 1 say anything but yes OUR SERVICES ARE YOURS Screen Doors. treasurer, Clarence Miller; highway to you. Bob!" And It was then that kind. Your walls, ceilings, of 17 months. Come in and Ironing Boards commissioner, L. F. Cauffman. Seiberling FOR THE ASKING! he swept her Into bis arms. curtains and drapes stay clean see the various Hotpoint mod- HENRY K1BLER LH US LOAN YOUR MONEY Sblrtwatst Boards Berrien Township "History is all wrong." lie wills Window Frames pered. "Nowhere docs It suy that --your whole house will have a els. We will loan your money for you on Republican—Supervisor. Wm. Dean; tlrst class real estate mortgages, and Door Frames Robin Hood loved and married the brighter, cleaner appearance. PLUMBING, HEATING AND Singers Fruit Ladders clerk. Tom McCrone; treasurer, Fax Beggar Maid." look after all your Interests, insurance, Hi Toney; highway commissioner. Lester taxes, etc., for a nominal fee. We have over the RED CHAIN State Bank of Coloma S Cabinet Work of all kinds Snaveley; Justice, Will Mosher; board She—Is Mabel very shy? facilities for placing both large and WELL DRIVING of review. William Brenner. He—Why, yes—of clothes." Founded by Columbus small amounts. Your inquiries are so- JAMES MELTON D. C. COOK, Cashier Democratic—Supenisor. Ed Broh- licited. BAKER INSURANCE The first European city in the New : man: clerk. Henry Knoor; treasurer. Contagious AGENCY, State Bank Building, Seiherling't Own Tenor Phone 55 Coloma, Michigan High Bowers; highway commissioner. world, named Isabella, was founded by Culomii. iiicu.—Adv. COtf Let me give you an estimitc | Clarence Shafer; Justice. Dellos Mer- She bade me get some sorghum from Christopher Uolumbus in December, See this $175 Thor Electric Orchestra Quartette The keg. that day devoid of tun Water Pressure Systems Installed and on anything you want. rill; meuiber board of review, Ed 1403, so the northern shore of HalU, With the approach of spring oil well Walt aa 1 might It wouid noi como— about 25 niles west or tne present Blanchard. It simply did not choose to run. Washing Machine now $150 all kinds of Repairing promptly development Is again being talked at town of Puerto Plata, Decatur and the last Issue of the De- Chikamipg Township done. Just call catur Bepubllcan contained a half col- MAST & STEINKE umn of local oil news. The well that Republican—Supenisor, Fred D. . Protect Night Hawk Trees and Lightning • Shop Opposite Hill's Store j Burgh; clerk, Garfield Edwards; treas- was brought In on the Vought farm Coloma, Mich. The night hawk must be classed as urer, William Morley; overseer of Reports ef a large number of cases Phone Coloma 74 Coloma, Michigan near that village last fall has not Tires and Vulcanizing beneficial as It feeds entirely upon show that pine, oak, spruce and ilr Benton Harbor-St. Joe Railway & Light Company proved to be much of a winner, but i j COLOMA. • MICHIGAN | mlssloner, John Morley; overseer of Gasoline and Gib highways. Peter Johns; Jnstlce of the Insects, large numbers of which ara trees are most likely to be struck by there Is talk of further drilling oper- likely to be mosquitoes. ations in that vicinity. JF...MM#. peace, Roy Lee; board of review, Bar- lightning. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. PAGE SIX FRIDAY, MARCH 23,1928. F«IDAY, MARCH 23, 1928. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. PAGE SEVEN TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH OF RANGE 20 WEST CITY OF BENTON HARBOR CITY OF NILES OTY OF ST. JOSEHH CITY OP WATERVUET VILLAGE OF COLOMA DATER. HOLLISTER AND OWENS ADDITION TO O c •S g ANNDAL TAX SALE I „ INGHAM AND BOWMAN'S ADDITION TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH OP RANGE 17 WEST TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST TIIE CITY OP BENTON HARBOR •8 o a I . 8 f I ! •S U y l 31 5 I I I <3 1 fj I • U o< •• tf of sw frl tf of uw U 1 35 $7-' 40 |14 12 |2 90 91 00 $90 43 UU I I* I i h I •w% 14 80 *47 M $9 39 |1 80 91 0U 15978 north part of aw 14 waat part of f lota 37 and 38.... 91 03 9 32 8 07 91 00 '93 02 north 10 feet of lot 1 and land in rear to Ry STATE OF JdiCHIttAJS. m. ot aw 4 ind w tfrf aa ^4 of of aw V4 1 15 44 tS 9 09 1 87 1 00 68 S8 .16 40 fia 4a 137 98 fa 74 fi 00 8m 17 ! I ll I !i I I ll I I 'ot 2 925 66 85 01 81 03 81 00 70 Countr of Benisn IMPROVEMENT CO.'a ADDITION lot 4 " 200 aw tf 16 20 48 98 9 84 IN 100 •141 aouth purt of aw 14 nw 14 of nw J4..32 40 60 38 11 76 8 41 1 0« 76 50 t of land tn M tf. conunanalng at a point 811 48/100 faat 19 100 47 weat 8 acrea ofetfofaaKandateof of aw 14 l 26 46 48 9 M 1 87 1 00 * 58 66 sw 14 of nw £..82 40 oil Utat faraai of land iylng btweso westerly Una of Edgawatar lou 14 and 15 • 10 00 1 95 Tb# Circuit Court for th. County oi BerH«n In Qton-ry. 81 90 17 91 3 68 1 00 114 61 weat 88 ft. of Jot« B 887 58 86 87 81 10 fl OU of InUraectlon of Lake street and weat Una of 11th street lot 9 1 00 18 85 lot 17 w ^ of m tf... .16 48 178 71 &4 86 7 16 1 00 23171 e 14 of n % of n north part of w 14 weal 86 ft. a« !« 8 * 8as w « Addition and ahora of Lake Michigan, bounded southerly by 13 00 3 54 52 1 00 17 04 lot 2« 1 00 20 1 00 3 24 lou 5 and 6... 920 10 93 92 9 80 91 00 925 88 In tha mattar of tha patlUoo of Oramal B. bullar, AUUUO 43 44 8 28 1 70 1 00 thenM weat 164 feet north 894 (eat east 164 feet aouth 894 East 24 ft acrea of n tf of *w )4 north of road and 3 acrea of tf of oa 14 8 14 50 58 24 11 86 2 88 1 00 7 2 9 3 of sw frl tf 23 IS 32 09 4 81 88 42 southerly Una oi Edgewaiar extended to shore of Michigan, loU 8 and 9. 80 18 6 88 1 21 1 00 38 24 east 38 feet of south 90 6/100 feet lot 14 Ganaral of tbe State of Michigan, for and In behalf of w 88 1 00 38 38 faat to iMfionlng 23 818 128808973 91 0088337 north by northerly Una of lot 63 Edgawaur Addition extaadaa a ta for th« of ocrtaln landi for uum uwreon. tf of ae 14 • tf of w 14 of na a 14 of sw 14 of JAMES S. KSNDR1CXS ADDITION pan of nw tf. bounded north by O. P. Lacey 2nd Addition, of lot 48 45 46 o8 oi87 i1 at82 i1 w00 67X67 165 1 nw 14 28 30 to shore of Laka LEWIS ADDITION building known as tha Bottling Works and land beginning in On riding and dMng thm p^itlun of th® AujUtor ^D^m ^ north of road 18 26 88 78 16 13 3 86 1 00 104 41 tf of nw £ 4 1. 0 84 80 «. 7.8. .1 88 1 „0 0 48 88 48 78 8 81 1 71 1 00 68 77 eaat by 3nd street aouth by M, C. R. R. Co. ^laad^waat by DOTY-S LANDING n tf of ne V4 of land commencing at a point 709 4/10 feat north and 498 fmt aw frl 14 38 64 89 0« 17 17 •••* 88 fmt of lot 18 and weat Michigan 14 9301 04 970 OS 114 47 91 00 |447 03 the southwest comer of east tf of lot 51, thence eaat 50 feet tha Stata of Michigan praying for a decree in favorrttw 8 64 1 00 118 89 Front street .24 487 87 96 04 19 48 403 80 part commencing at northerly Una of lot 74, Edgawatar Addi- lot 4 ...A 20 15 9 98 81 1 00 sw K 19 20 136 06 24 68 6 04 1 00 166 67 weat of southeast corner ot section, thence weat 614 fMt, north 0 25 89 north 82 feet west 60 fMt. Stata of Michigan, agalntt each par col of and therein da»crib^. ii'y * ^ * 184 74 M 17 6 88 1 00 lou 11 and 13 87 14 7 25 u w Va of a of 467 feet to St. Joe rivar, thence following left bank of river to TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH OF RANGE 81 WEST 147 40 tion. thenoe northeaaUrly along weatarly Una of Sdsewatar Ad- south 82 feet 5 00 98 20 1 00 7 18 I 49 1 00 46 88 for tha amounts therein tpaclfled. clalrnad to ba due . ^' £ i * 84 li 171 87 1 00 80 84 JACOB BEESON'S ADDITION dition to northerly Una of lot A Edgewatar Addition, thanM SUTHERLAND'S ADDITION an,J na tf 23 40 176.52 84 43 7 06 1 00 319 00 a point 478 (eet weat of eaat line of said aection, south to Interest and charges on each auch ^ ' - Suu irth ik fcU J Li i. •• 64 17 47 8 68 1 00 111 88 lot 88 188 70 37 06 6 66 1 00 178 80 weatarly along northerly Une of aald lot A Edgewaur Addition, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST DOUGLAS VIEW guch landa ba aold for tha amounta. »o claimed by tbe aute 80 acrea next weat beginning 5 7 50 16 10 3 14 64 1 00 30 88 a frl tf o< nw % ax capt a strip 38 rods on south and 101 11 Ild w t land commencing at a point 56 roda weat and 121 4/10 roda MltLJntiLtA a • * lot 61 57 01 11 13 2 28 1 00 71 41 extended to shore of Lake Michigan, thetioe southerly along lot 88 44 76 8 73 I 79 1 00 56 27 o( east 120 acrea of to Mahua 17 66 66 60 13 88 3 46 1 06 88 86 81 fMt (rf loc 14.. B 168 48 63 56 10 78 1 00 Entire 4 65 0f M h l 833 81 lot 108 55 18 10 7 7 2 21 1 00 68 17 shore of LsJu Michigan to north Une of lot 76 EdgawaUr Addi- 1 SO 1 00 8 22 lt l» !) £wed that aald petition will be brought on (or hear- n tf 22 80 300 19 68 64 13 01 1 00 171 74 south of northeast corner of aection, being in tbe center of the lot 6 . 3 81 north 42 92/100 acraa of weat 60 92/100 acrea highway, thence weat 196 toda to St. Joe river, thenM up the north 100 feat of weat 44 feet of tion if axUnded, easurly along said northerly Una of lot 76 to SWAIN ADDITION 65 1 00 6 09 B. C. LEWIS AND OTHERS ADDITION lou 168 and 154.. 819 71 62 85 12 78 1 00 885 85 beglnnlnc 14 111 64 70 62 14 47 1 00 447 13 ] ot nw ^4 26 42 92 94 18 18 87 3 77 1 00 117 33 river aa it turns and winda to the weatarly line of tha right ot tract ot Und commencing on west line of section at a point 100 lot 71 30 57 6 96 1 22 1 00 I I DUNCAN AND ROSENBERG'S ADDITION TO south 20 acraa ot weat 62 92/100 acraa way of the M. B. H. and C. R. R., northeaaUrly along the CITT OP BENTON HARBOR lot 6 M 38 75 84 07 6 64 1 14 1 00 lot 154 o( nw 14 26 20 70 66 18 78 3 88 1 00 88 21 weaUrly line of said right of way to tha said highway, thenoe 48 97 JACOB BEESON'S SECOND ADDITION roda south of northwest corner, thence south 814 rods and ex- 87 85 17 14 8 51 1 00 109 60 tending back same width loU 166 and 166 .. 29 16 5 69 I I I IJ I CITY OF ST. JOSEPH 1 17 1 00 ll 37 02 I l h £ £ M-. ^ visiS lot 183 on that *• (|e,jrjnL. content the Hen claimed thereon se % o( sw ^4 of westerly and northerly along aaid highway to beginning con- MeALUSTER ADDITION 69 79 13 61 2 79 1 00 r II weet 20 acres of s (rl 14 o( ne tf ne Vi 27 10 60 04 11 71 3 40 1 00 75 15 taining except north 800 (eet 35 HI 14 31 68 4 46 1 00 188 27 lota 167 and 168 .. 64 28 10 68 2 17 1 00 68 03 lot 18 by'the State ol Michigan, for aurh taxea. Intent and west 77 ft of lot 169 61 76 12 44 2 65 1 00 79 74 south o( river 20 20 85 45 16 67 3 42 1 00 106 54 3 56 50 10 1 00 e tf of nw tf of 50 acrea 6 85 70 588 78 115 01 38 58 1 00 738 88 lot 16 46 73 Morley's Subd. of LoU 227 to 244 lot 11 4 16 ol any Jart U>a.aof. ^all appear In aal.l Court and flU 8 82 181 100 87 47 BOUGHTON'S ADDITION lot 218 30 36 6 92 1 21 1 00 38 48 GILSON'S SUBDIVISION OF LOTS NO. 52, 53. 58 AND 69 15 39 8 01 62 1 00 30 02 sw ^4 « 20 36 03 A 84 1 40 1 00 44 27 weat 8tf acrea of north 20 arrea lot 88 77 68 16 14 INCLUSIVE OF JACOB BEESON'S SECOND ADDITION lot 18 23 06 of nw >4 8 9 50 10 59 3 07 8 11 100 4 60 92 1 00 29 48 w U of w >4 of 43 1 00 14 08 lot 46 32 30 4 28 1 18 lot 6 17 78 8 46 71 1 00 88 94 ne \4 29 40 126 98 34 67 5 04 1 00 166 69 south part ot ne 14 north of Pipeetona at. lot 50 100 55!? •3 7146 14 18 190 1 00 VILLAOB OP BARODA EAST LAND SUBDIVISION OP PART OP north part of ne tf highway 10 69 70 247 43 48 35 8 80 1 00 806 17 lot 61 18 48 2 12 BOND'S ADDITION 46 46 9 06 1 86 1 00 68 38 64 100 Sfl of ne ii 31 12 V4 of e tf of lot 68 8 06 1 67 12 NW V4 SEC 11. T. 4 8., B. 18 W. nw tf 13 40 75 83 14 78 8 08 1 00 8 4 64 lot 6 3 141 65 176 91 lot 58 1 00 10 86 Ml 118 61 23 18 4 74 1 00 147 48 south tf of lot 7 and north 14 feet of weat part of e tf 48 32 9 41 183 1 00 north 44 (eat o( north 88 feat of se «4 33 40 99 M 19 36 8 97 1 00 128 63 e 14 of se 14 and E tf of eaat 14 of lot 6.... 8 I-7 A:' 24 83 166 34 40 67 lot 8 134 94 26 31 5 40 1 00 167 65 K^wlUbJ toO.. t™. lou 3 and 8 31 671 00 ISO 85 of lot 48 19 46 3 80 78 1 00 16 08 loU 14 and 15 177 42 34 60 7 10 1 00 220 13 18 10 8 58 73 1 00 west part of e tf w 14 of se 14..••12 105 847 26 67 73 18 88 1 00 438 87 8S« ss MeALUSTBR'S SECOND ADDITION south tf of lot 6. B lota V" 8. 9, io. ii, ^ 28 85 99 16 19 S4 8 97 1 00 133 46 w '4 of c 14 o( lot 3 38 386 Mi 478 72 loU 70 and 71 82 16 4 81 1 28 1 00 40 84 108 74 lot 1 and north of nw ?4 33 37 lot 6 .D (Mt of lot 2,... 92 85 w 14 of se 14 17 20 74 88 14 40 8 00 1 00 88 48 lot 8 38 386 82 478 72 16 1 00 TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 19 WEST SEC. G 86 05 16 59 8 40 I 00 106.04 18 U 3 71 I 00 115 67 w Vi of nw U ex- M 11 4 14 81 17 I 00 north tf"of"tot 4. D 15 100 & 14 ..,.,1!;;;;: A 11 20 cept north % acrea 33 79 25 151 22 29 49 6 06 1 00 187 76 e tf of a V4 of se 1420 40 118 10 28 08 4 73 1 00 146 86 aouth 60 feat of 6 34 WILUAM BORTS FIRST ADDITION 2 19 46 1 00 14 84 rrzs lot 18 16 32 8 99 41 1 00 18 82 south tf of lot 4.* D 15 100 n BAKER'S ADDITION loU 3, 10, 11 it 12 U 43 28 s ^ of nw tf o( ae ^4 and n tf of aw tf sw frl Vi 33 89 79 122 18 38 83 4 88 1 00 151 90 loU 11 and 13....38 83 08 16 01 8 38 I 08 108 87 south 60 feet of weat 76 faet of lot 4 u 8 44 1 73 1 00 64 45 loU 4 and 7 101 47 18 78 4 04 1 00 124 83 lot 7 D 8 82 of se % 33 10 91 70 17 89 8 67 1 00 114 26 land commencing at a point 31 chains 7 llnka north (rom aouth- land commencing on south bank of canal at canter oi 10th loU 2, 3 and 4. 52 74 10 28 2 11 lot fi 1 72 85 I 00 11 89 jo* » 64 06 12 48 8 66 I 00 80 18 lot 11 16 70 8 24 47 1 00 31 41 north tfoVioti". E 1 00 64 11 17 72 3 46 east corner ol section, thence weat 16 chains 13tf liaka. south 7 street, thence weaUrly 190 feat, southerly to Main straat, easter- lot 85 15 19 lot 1 | i | ft I 11, loU 26 and 27.. 32 71 6 38 1 31 1 00 41 40 loU 6 and 7 ! B 71 1 00 22 89 0 ly 190 faet. north- 487 141 100 44 47 lot 18 48 58 8 44 1 84 1 00 60 88 F 8 78 1 00 31 89 622 1 28 r.J*S ..*..^34 65 50 152 64 39 76 « 10 1 00 188 89 chaina 97 llnka, weat 39 chains 81 llnka to St. Joe river, thenoe north 87 ft of lot 41 41 44 north lot 8 a 1 00 40 89 8 28 170 1 00 58 48 tf of lot 8. F 3 06 1 00 18 27 8 56 73 w Mi of ne V4 ot (ollowlng said river down stream to tha eaat and WMt tf line ly to beginning.... 161 04 11 41 6 44 1 00 188 88 south 44 feat of north 140 feet of north BRYANTS ADDITION loU 1, 4, 5 6, 16, 1 00 28 56 BROWN S ADDITION tf of lot 4. F 08 100 I i III I Ii i I MSt 14 of lot 2. se % 34 20 79 62 16 63 8 18 I 00 99 38 ol section, eaat to aald tf line to eaat boundary of aeotlon. land conunandng 270 83/00 feet aouth oi aouthwaat corner cf 32 07 6 26 W 48 4 24 81 17 1 00 4 34 lot 7 F 16 100 land comraandng 1178 (eet weat and 1166 (eet south of north 14 1 28 1 00 40 60 16, 17, 18 D mmmm east 40 acrea of west 56 acrea of aouth to beginning containing 95 acrea Broadway and Empire avenue, thence aouth 50 feat. WMt 98 32 19 17 3 91 1 00 123 43 •ot 44 U S2 loU 8, 9. 10, 11. 12, 118 5/10 faet, north 50 feat, east 118 5/10 feat 8 99 41 1 00 18 82 lot 14 10 78 3 10 48 1 00 14 83 lot 8 F 15 100 poat thence weet 66 fMt. aouth 182 (eat, east 66 feet, north 112 nw (rl % 36 40 39 00 7 61 1 66 1 00 49 17 mora or lesa 32 94 758 84 146 81 80 18 1 00 981 88 lot S (eet to b4vinning..l4 5 00 98 10 1 00 7 18 GILSON'S AUDITION 13 and 14 D to batianlng 14 76 i 88 68 1 00 18 38 L 16 100 87 73 9 36 1 51 1 00 47 40 south part of na 14 McCORD'S SECOND ADDITION CHAP IN PARK ADDITION south 4114 (set of divjdfd (m simple Inltreil Ihertln # or, If n thnn the TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST of ne 14 24 20 41 53 8 10 1 66 1 80 52 38 land beginning at a point on tha waat Una of Broadway at tha BROOK S ADDITION lots 21 and 22 A 23 64 4 60 84 I 00 EAST LAWN sc tf o( ne tf o( sw 14 and a tf of InUraectlon at the aouth Una of Hay atraat, thence aouth along lal 18 1 31 08 80 08 e H o( nw tf of weet line of Broadway 77 8/10 feat, thence weat 67 feat, north 4 13 84 100 37 04 •o VILLAGE OF BERRIRN CENTER loU 26. 26 and 27.. A 12 00 2 34 48 1 00 15 82 nw 14 o( se 14....26 30 80 44 15 68 8 33 1 00 100 86 lei 17 1 21 08 4 13 Lot 28 loU 66 and 67.... •w tf 3 30 42 51 8 29 1 70 1 00 68 60 77 8/10 fMt, east 67 feet 84 100 37 04 160 18 81 34 8 41 1 00 188 84 lot 7 .-. B 14 37 2 78 67 1 00 18 62 25 03 4 88 1 00 I 00 81 90 n 14 o( ne tf o( lot 18 1 21 08 4 12 84 1 00 37 04 lot 18 .. 1 49 30 06 1 00 north V4 of lot 87 7 74 north part ol sw >4 20 88 82 17 22 8 68 1 00 110 07 to beginning 66 81 18 06' 3 68 1 00 88 64 2 85 1 61 81 1 00 10 54 r^: se 14 26 lot 8 3 21 08 4 12 84 1 00 37 04 BROOK'S SECOND ADDITION lou 10 and 11 E lot 106 5 81 1 14 o( sw Vi 2 11 66 26 86 6 24 1 07 1 00 84 17 all that part o( aw 14 06 ae tf lying west of land commencing 74 fMt south of southwaat comer of Broad- lot 8 2 7 31 1 44 80 1 00 10 12 lot 108 23 I 00 8 18 .rrti n 4 o( a tf o( sw «4 except Vi acre in northeast corner, com- 21 08 4 12 84 100 37 04 1141 3 27 46 Nllea Road 28 16 118 70 23 35 4 78 1 00 148 84 way and Croaa streets, thence aouth 66 feet, weat 187 feet, north let 8 and weet 10 ft 1 00 15 34 mencing at cenUr poat o( section, thence aouth 10 roda, weat 66 (eet. eaat 187 (eet u lot 1 . 89 27 7 64 167 100 48 60 VILLAGE OP BBRRIEN SPRINGS VILLAGE OF EAU CLAIRE north part o( ne 14 of lot 8 8 58 84 10 52 3 14 1 00 87 42 lot 4 83 16 16 26 8 38 1 00 108 86 lot 5 . 86 88 4 88 1 41 1 00 46 26 CO.'8 PLAT 8 rods, north 10 rods, east 8 rods o( nw 14 ..81 30 70 41 18 78 3 82 1 00 87 86 to beginning 28 34 4 64 88 1 00 38 71 lot 14 3 west tf of lot 4..F 16 70 1 26 67 1 00 21 63 to beginning 3 4U 192 18 87 48 7 69 1 00 238 86 34 33 6 69 1 87 1 00 48 39 lot 16 41 76 8 16 1 67 1 00 63 68 lot 13 84 28 14 44 8 17 100 105 10 lot 41 67 11 03 1 00 170 l nw 14 of se 14 of land commencing on eaat Una of Pavona atraat 37 8/lfl feat lot 4 4 lot 1 L#5Ss^X^cS\3.x 5; 9 14 1 00 283.16 21 07 4 11 84 1 00 37 02 lot 18 10 78 2 10 48 1 00 14 81 lot 67 18 IS 8 64 78 1 00 28 40 4 18 82 . 17 n tf o( n tf o( se tf 6 60 228 46 44 55 nw V4 86 10 33 68 4 41 80 1 00 36 80 aouth of south Una of May street thence eaat 118tf feat, south lot 1 6 VILLAGB OF GAUEN lot 12 1 00 6 17 64 28 10 69 3 17 1 00 b8 04 lot 14 14 18 8 16 66 1 00 20 98 P. J. BURKHARD'S ADDITION lot 68 26 85 5 24 1 07 1 00 84 16 9 69 I 88 88 February. A. D. 1928. CHARLES E. WHITE. south part o( n tf a tf o( ne 14 of 40 (eet, waat 11814 fMt, north along aast line of Pavona atraat lot 3 5 G. A. BLAKESLEES TOWN PLAT lot 15 1 00 12 85 o( n tf o( ne ^4.. 6 20 95 87 18 70 8 88 1 00 119 40 1 22 67 4 40 90 1 vo lot 111 71 41 08 100 188 9 59 188 38 1 00 . Circuit Judge. •• tf 36 20 36 73 7 16 1 47 1 00 46 36 40 ft. to beginning 43 I4 8 38 1 70 1 00 68 42 lot 1 4 84 76 DELAHUNT'S ADDITION lot 114 lot 6 1 8 90 1 74 36 I 00 loU 1. 2 and 8. 13 85 n tf o( sw tf o( land commencing 148 feat south of InUraectlon of aast Una of 6 78 188 100 48 98 loU 48 and 60 .... 7 47 1 44 80 1 00 10 23 81 35 6 13 1 25 1 00 89 73 13 00 81 63 6 17 1 27 1 00 40 07 C 3 94 1 00 122 69 lot 3 4 27 38 6 84 1 10 1 00 84 83 westerly 22 (eet on Ferry straet lot 9 9 61 188 °"lS?"r'wAGNEB, OTI. ' nw I4 6 20 98 45 19 20 Ogden avenue and aouth Una of Croes street, thence aaa; 660 lot 10 88 I 00 13 87 (SEAL) TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST lot 7 4 60 62 8 85 3 02 1 80 48 88 lot 84 1 86 27 05 1 00 3 68 F. J. BURKHARD'S SECOND ADDITION of lot 120 8 00 I 76 86 100 i: 13 VILLAGB OF MILLBURG 8 61 1 88 W ^ o( SW 14 o( feet, north 66 feat, waat 660 feet, south 66 feat lot 8 6 lot 17 88 1 00 13 87 sw 14 6 20 69 00 13 46 2 76 1 00 86 22 87 67 7 88 1 60 1 00 47 40 lot 87 2 68 53 11 1 00 4 82 east 19 ft of lot 128 41 66 8 18 1 67 1 00 62 44 we^t tf o( lot 68.. 36 43 7 10 1 46 1 00 3 86 66 18 1 00 to beginning 1 64 18 13 53 3 57 1 00 80 37 lot 8 7 lot 207 46 99 8 14 cast 35 acres o( west 56 acrca o( that part of a tf o( nw tf lying north of highway, except R.R. 18 22 3 55 78 1 00 28 60 lot 36 7 47 1 48 100 10 23 71 14 08 100 1 88 lot 82 24 28 4 78 97 1 00 80 98 land beginning with the InUreecUon of Pipestone straat and fin- lot 8 7 lot 87 w ^ o( nw >4.... 7 35 92 10 17 96 3 68 1 00 114 74 right o( way .... 8 2 6 65 1 30 27 1 00 8 22 pire avenue, thence aoutherly on eaaUrly line of Pipeatona straat 15 86 3 10 63 I 00 30 58 EAST LAKE TERRACE ADDITION 14 82 8 28 100 31 77 STATE OF MICHIGAN lot 11 9 80 50 ne Vi ol sw W..-.17 40 88 54 17 27 3 54 1 00 110 36 land commencing at tha tf line 846 feet from north tf aection 300 feet, aastorly at right anglta from Pipestone atraat to Km- 18 70 8 20 100 100 42 GRAHAM'S DIVISION VILLAGE OF STEVENSVILLE PAIR VIEW corner, thence weet at right angles with tf aection Una 804tf lot 1 26 05 5 08 104 1 00 88 17 P. J. BURKHARD'S FOURTH ADDITION north part o( e tf plra avenue, west lou 3, 8, 4 and 5.. lot 317 o( w V4 or sw Vi 17 20 20 22 3 94 81 1 00 25 97 feet, thence north 227 tf feet to right of way of R. R., thence McCORD'S SECOND ADDITION 69 80 11 67 3 39 1 00 74 84 lot I 4 61 88 18 1 00 TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 19 WEST 1 20 05 1 00 3 48 to beginning 31 48 4 18 86 1 00 37 68 lot 18 17 15 3 86 69 lot 58 4 67 west 30 ^ rods ot easterly along right of way to north and south lines in section, 1 00 22 18 68 84 18 68 3 77 1 00 86 64 loU 2, S and 4.,.. 86 88 16 84 8 44 100 107 68 ssi'To^bW K"; ^Zk land commencing on east side o( Superior straat and aouth Una lot 22 43 49 8 49 I 74 1 00 e tf o( nw «4....18 30 87 89 7 89 1 52 1 00 47 80 south 121 (ect to of May street, thence aouth 119 feet to place of begin aln g, amunandng at a point on north line of Terr. Road 364 feat cast 94 72 lot 19 7 77 1 62 31 I 00 10 60 * roilEST PARK ADDITION TO TUB State oI Michigan. (or and In behalf o( .aid SUU. reepeclfully beginning 8 1 36 0 lot 25 98 39 18 20 8 78 1 00 118 32 tha X list o( landa hereina(ter set (orth and marked s tf o( sw 14 o( 4 88 96 20 1 00 7 08 thence eaat 132 feet, aouth 40 faet, weet 182 feat, north 48 faet fr " aouthweat corner of block, thence north parallel with CANAVAN AND BURKHARD'S ADDITION lot 96 84 85 6 80 I 38 100 44 04 CITY OF BENTON HARBOR 2 21 1 00 69 31 a strip of land 20 roda off it side o( e tf of aw V4 lying the waat line of said block to the south line of Pasaifcna ave., aouth 145 (Mt of loU 97 and 98.... 8 64 1 68 "Schedule A." conUlna a description o( all lands In said Coun- sw 14 19 20 55 31 10 79 ...... to beginning 62 75 12 34 3 51 1 00 78 60 85 I 00 11 67 loU 8 to 16 Ind... F s 14 o( sw 14 o( se tf except 2 acrea ol railroad right of way n of St. Joe Road 11 6 50 24 75 488 100 81 57 thence eaat along south Una of Pasadena avenue to a point 76 lot 86 2171 5 21 1 07 1 00 88 88 lot 18 61 87 13 07 8 47 1 00 77 41 80 96 6 04 124 100 trol Borrlin upon which tax** were aaacaaed (or the yeart land beginning at a point on northerly Una of P. M. right of lot 128 17 15 8 36 69 1 00 32 18 3 lot 10 N 89 24 f r and 2 acres southweit of railroad, except lot commencing at w 14 of ne tf....l5 80 189 91 38 99 8 00 1 00 347 90 way 200 feet eaat of Lake Shore drive measured with right feet weet measured at right angles with the east Una of block < 2 5 8 87 76 15 100 8 78 mentioned therein, and which were returned ua ° . 306 37 lot 129 17 15 8 35 69 I 00 22 19 Intersection of south line of aection and east side of railroad e tf of ne tf....27 80 166 29 32 48 6 66 1 00 angiea with said drive, thence southwesUrly along P. M. right thenM aouth parallel with aaid east line of Mid block to north DOWNTOWN ADDITION VILLAGB OP BR1DQMAN right of way. east 4 rods, north 5 rods, weat 13 roda. to right e tf of se 14 ex- Una oi Terr. Road, west along Une of said road 187 74/100 feet lot 184 88 81 17 32 3 65 1 00 110 68 parcel commendng at north weat corner of se tf of nw 14 GRAND BEACH SPRINGS of way to east line of aald drive, with 200 feat, east 800 fast, lot 187 88 81 17 32 3 65 1 00 110 68 thence east 1648 (Mt to right of way of P. M. R. R. aouth was- o( way, southeasUrly to beginning cept 2 roda. Road..27 80 320 65 48 08 4 88 1 00 269 51 south 25 faet to to besinainc 10 133 72 24 08 5 35 1 Ott 164 16 south 47 faet next aaat of waat 60 fMt and north tf of % land commencing 8 rods wast ot northeaat corner of aw tf of lot 141 88 81 17 32 3 65 1 00 110 68 Urly along right of way 654 feet, west 1420 feet, north 507 fMt loU 1, 1, 1, 4 and 6 6 61 00 u ,cr(i 19 16 65 67 23 13 11 2 69 1 00 84 08 beginning 428 39 88 54 17 14 1 00 580 87 lot 50 4 24 88 17 100 8 31 13 39 3 63 1 00 78 81 nw V4. thence weat 22 roda, south 58 81/100 roda, 23 rods. McCRONE'S ADDITION kt 146 89 73 17 60 3 59 1 00 111 81 to beginning 28 17 86 49 69 9 69 1 99 1 00 62 17 lots 6, 7, 8. 9 and 10 6 106 00 30 48 4 20 1 00 aw tf o( ne 14....20 40 113 50 22 14 4 54 1 00 141 18 lot 11 6 180 68 n% o( wl4 setf 20 40 65 16 12 71 2 61 1 00 81.48 north 53 31/100 roda lot 147 89 73 17 60 8 68 1 00 111 81 11 10 3 17 44 I 00 14 71 "joTStS^rttar .ho». U. th. Court that «ad l.nd. TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST lot 151 46 34 9 02 EDOEWATER ADDITION VILLAGB OF THREE OAKS lot 13 $ ^14 of 2 14- . 26 40 41 78 13 04 3 47 1 00 77 34 to beginning 81 7 18 11 04 2 16 44 1 00 14 66 north 88 8/18 feel 1 86 1 00 69 11 11 18 2 17 44 1 00 14 71 1 lot 154 89 72 17 50 8 58 1 00 111 81 lot 1 7 2 acres west of R. R. aouthwaat of corner of aw tf of i« tf land commencing 80 rods weat o( northeast corner of sw tf of f* ** J 4 34 83 17 1 84 ll i 6 66 1 30 27 1 00 9 23 834 lot 35 nw 14, thence south 68 31/100 rods, eaat 33 roda. south 36 C8/100 lot 168 18 12 8 63 73 I 00 38 87 8 41 184 84 1 00 1198 aast tf of north tf FEATHER BONE ADDITION loU 11. 13 and 15. 17 76 east of highway..29 2 23 80 4 65 96 1 Q0 80 40 5 • 8 8 48 68 11 1 04 4 81 lot 87 6 88 1 17 8 47 71 100 32 84 rods, west 46 70/100 rods, north 48 rods, waat 33 80/100 roda, lot 160 94 21 18 87 3 77 1 00 117 85 84 100 8 40 ot lot 6 1 81 58 15 90 8 28 1 00 101 88 lou 18 and 14.... 6 66 w of nw 14 . . 31 80 343 56 67 00 18 74 1 00 436 30 North 4 faat of lot 40 and ao oth 88 feet of lot 18 37 64 5 38 1 10 1 08 35 02 1 30 27 100 8 23 north 31 rods. M.t 47 rods lot 161 17 96 3 51 72 1 00 28 19 west tf of north tf loU 16 and 17 6 66 1 30 i l McDONALD AND PACKARD'S ADDITION lot 41 71 01 18 85 884 I 00 88 70 27 100 9 23 , f n W 1 20 68 70 13 40 lot 162 43 49 8 49 1 74 I 00 54 72 of lot 6 I 54 SS 10 59 3 17 1 00 88 09 loU 19 and 20 15 64 s wV . . -S 2 75 1 00 85 85 to beginning 31 31 44 08 8 60 1 78 1 00 65 47 south 40 ft of lot 40 HASTINGS AND HEWSON'S ADDITION 3 04 62 1 00 30 20 lot 168 17 96 8 51 72 1 00 23 19 48 88 8 15 188 I 00 68 96 lot 6 except eaat loU 30 and 31 32 20 n tf of ne tf of lot 61 lot 24 7 62 1 47 SO 100 4 33 89 1 00 28 42 0f n W O }f* » 64 13 10 84 3 34 1 00 70 80 lot 166 17 96 3 51 72 1 00 28 19 18 70 8 65 75 100 24 10 8tf (Mt 3 48 89 9 63 1 96 1 00 81 88 10 29 lou 32. 33 and 34. 32 20 nw\ .. . ..^.. .|33 16 59 83 11 67 2 39 1 00 74 88 nw 14 32 20 78 70 15 55 8 18 1 00 89 44 north tf of lot 64 lot 23 1 23 24 06 1 00 4 31 89 1 00 28 42 all that part of ne tf lying between tha Berrien Springa and land commencing 8 chains 32 links aast and 50 llnka aouth of lo* 84 58 43 11 39 8 84 1 00 78 16 lot 148 17 96 3 51 72 1 00 28 19 47 24 18 13 3 69 1 00 84 07 lot 8 2 88 06 7 43 1 52 1 00 48 00 2 62 iuU 3a ana 36... 17 76 14 poat on west side of section, thence aouth 188 8/6 feat, east south 66 (t of lot 72 55 38 10 80 2 22 3 41 7i I uo 24 94 0 f W O f 66 63 Buchanan road and right of v ay of P. M. R. R. except a atrip lot 210 43 49 8 49 1 74 1 00 54 72 I 00 69 40 west V4 of lot 1... 8 81 62 15 90 8 26 I 00 101 68 loU 37. 38, 39. 40 nw^ ...... ^.. - 34 20 53 05 10 35 2 12 1 00 5214 faet. north 183 2/5 fMt, waat 53 tf fMt McKENZIE'S ADDITION loU 76, 77 and 78 890 31 74 11 16 61 1 00 483 08 PIKE'S ADDITION and 41 0 of land 12 rods wide acroaa both north and aouth enda of lot 218 57 98 1131 2 32 1 00 72 61 lot 7 8 9 90 1 94 40 1 00 18 24 22 20 4 33 89 1 00 28 42 "^.uTK'-'sarr. a" " to beginning 18 543 58 105 80 31 70 1 00 87108 lot 327 112 50 21 94 4 50 1 00 189 94 loU 79, 80 and 81 38 0 81 76 11 16 61 1 00 479 03 loU 3, 4. 6, 6. 7412 4 54 33 10 59 loU 42, 48, 44, 45 TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST premises ...14.. ••35 8 21 78 4 34 87 1 00 37 84 lot 89 2 17 I 00 68 08 lot 4 10 60 2 05 42 I 00 18 97 S an» DrtS mrTuid landa have not been acid (or uld taxes loU 1 and 3, aln part of lot 8 beginning at northeast wnm, 21 80 4 14 85 1 00 37 81 lot 8 and 46 11 10 thenM weat 80 feet, south to Lake avenue, eaat 54 6/10 feet to south 47 (eet o( 13 36 2 61 51 1 00 17 60 2 17 44 100 14 71 wext part o( ne TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST. EXNER'S ADDITION VILLAGE OP BUCHANAN lot 47 2 22 43 TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST southeast corner of lot. lot 101 48 99 8 65 196 1 00 09 100 8 74 frl Vi 1 69 106 95 20 86 4 28 1 00 183 09 91 60 SHEFFIELD'S ADDITION lot 55 13 32 2 60 part of se tf, bounded north by C. 0. C. and St L. and B. R. north to beginning.89 874 75 78 08 14 88 1 00 468 83 loU 102 and 108... 578 19 113 75 28 IS 1 00 715 07 58 1 00 17 45 e 14 of nw frl tf 1 71 95 29 18 59 3 81 1 00 118 69 lot 8 18 12 853 72 100 28 87 lot commencing 118 feet eaat of southwest corner of lot 1, lou 21 and 22.... 83 30 6 50 133 100 42 18 n tf of se tf 5 40 86 78 16 91 J 47 1 00 108 11 Co.. east and south by original plat west by loU 104 and 106... 578 21 113 76 28 18 I 00 715 10 lot 34 west part of aouth 60 acres of ne frl 14 south of highway that lot 18 5 39 106 22 1 00 7 67 thence north 66 feet eaat 33 feet south 66 fMt. weet 22 fMt •s 4 44 87 18 1 00 6 49 north part of nw 14 17 35 10 71 3 10 48 1 00 14 38 township Una 18 8 48 1 65 84 1 00 11 47 MILLER'S ADDITION lot 106 14 95 3 83 60 1 00 18 47 lot 29 runs across 14 sec. 7 16 47 31 9 23 1 89 1 00 68 48 61 98 12 09 to beginning 75 10 14 65 S 00 1 00 83 75 8 88 173 86 100 11 97 ^^'a^d n^on ^le"^ parcel. o( land. de^rlb^I In aw tf of sw tf ..19 40 3 48 1 00 77 55 HENRY B. HOFFMAN'S ADDITION lot 107 14 95 383 60 1 00 18 47 let commencing 96 feet east of southwest corner of lot 1. thence lot 30 e tf of ne 14 o( nw V4 of- ne tf „ -...3- 1 40 76 24 14 87 8 06 1 00 95 16 north 104 (eet of 8 88 173 36 1 00 11 97 ne li 9 20 44 33 8 64 1 77 1 00 65 74 ANTISDALE'S ADDITION lot 7 7 13 74 3 48 61 104 14 79 lot 147 except east north 99 (eet east 44 (Mt aouth 82 feat waat 23 feet aouth 67 lot 31 8 88 178 86 00 e tf o( w V4 o( lot 121 68 26 18 88 3 18 1 00 64 78 1 11 97 1 lot 8 7 16 88 8 81 48 100 88 feat 66 23 13 72 2 61 i 00 8164 (Mt, waat 23 (eet lot 32 8 88 n tf of sw V. o( se 14 21 40 48 83 9 52 1 96 1 00 61 30 31 97 east tf of south 60 feet of 173 36 1 00 11 87 nw 14 10 20 30 51 5 95 1 22 1 00 88 68 Iat8 except south 80 lot 198 21 74 4 24 87 1 00 37 85 to beginning 80 00 5 85 1 30 1 00 88 05 31 a ft of aast 60 ft.. 7 lot 121 71 01 18 86 8 84 I 00 88 70 east 16 fMt of lot 10 and weat 82 feet :r ^ s pr. e tf o( ne 14....1S 80 123 56 24 10 4 94 1 00 158 60 848 168 94 100 1147 lot 4 except commencing at northwest corner, thenM south 10 GRAND MERE RESORT land commencing 40 roda south ol northwest corner o( e tf o( TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST H. B. AND G. W. HOFFMAN ADDITION lot 186 7 47 144 80 1 00 10 38 (eet, east 40 feet, north 10 feet weet 40 (Mt of lot 11 2 S 08 61 12 1 00 4 81 SSd o a^ve aet (orth. your Petitioner prays a decree in lot 154 18163 nw V4. thence east 12 rods, south 1814 rods, weat 12 roda to 35 47 6 36 I 00 168 65 to beginning 31 60 4 22 86 1 00 27 68 lot 13 ...4 6 13 1 01 MILLS' ADDITION lot 166 18164 35 47 6 27 1 00 168 58 31 1 00 7 86 cenUr highway, north 18 V4 roda s tf of se tf ....16 30 59 86 11 68 2 39 1 00 74 98 lot 81 79 73 15 55 8 18 1 00 88 47 lot commencing at eouthwaat cornsr of lot 41, thence north 36 SHERWOOD'S ADDITION north part of lota loU 179 and 180... 14 96 3 82 60 1 00 18 47 (eet. east 63 (Mt, south 3 (eat east 87 (eet south 24 (eet. west HAMMER'S ADDITION TO to beginning 15 1 17 78 3 47 71 1 00 32 96 lot 2 77 84 15 18 lot 18 B 113 84 33 08 4 53 1 00 140 51 lot 185 7 47 80 1 00 lots 7 and 8 2 19 78 3 86 79 1 and 2 21 15 32 48 4 37 90 1 00 28 70 8 11 1 00 87 IS lot 4 JOHNSON'S ADDITION I 44 10 23 100 ft to beginning 3 60 71 14 1 00 5 46 1 00 25 43 VILLAGE OF BRIDGEMAN south part of w tf lot 6 8 20 1 00 88 87 C 117 31 33 84 4 68 1 00 145 76 lot 188 84 28 14 44 8 87 I 00 105 10 lot 15 8 1 72 34 07 I 00 3 13 of e of aw 14..26 10 7 86 1 54 31 1 00 10 71 lot 7 lot 7 C 76 38 14 86 8 05 1 00 86 N lot 16 160 10 81 22 6 40 1 00 188 73 5 82 62 6 86 1 30 1 00 41 28 lot 190 63 26 10 39 2 18 100 66 78 S 1 83 36 07 I 00 3 26 lot 30 w 14 of sw 14 ... .26 80 62 27 12 14 2 49 1 00 77 90 TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST lot 6 TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST lot 1 4 54 33 10 69 3 17 1 00 68 09 lot 3 7 7 25 1 43 29 100 886 lot 192 11 22 2 18 45 1 00 14 81 44 88 8 66 I 78 1 00 96 91 ukd^y b. -Sid (or the amounU due thereon, a. provldrf by a tf of nw tf of BECKWTTH'S ADDITION P. U. MILLS' EMPIRE ADDITION lot 198 II 23 S 18 a 1 00 14 84 lot 2 4 44 21 8 62 1 77 I 00 55 60 ne tf 34 20 28 36 4 66 98 1 00 39 85 east part of w tf •8 o HASTINGS HEIGHTS law to pay the lien a(ore9ald. WM. JUSTICE ADDITION lot 194 11 22 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 lot 6 4 3 34 66 13 1 00 5 18 east part of sw 14 of ne 14 18 18 148 05 28 87 5 92 1 00 188 84 lot 32 . B 48 33 9 43 lot 18 3 9 48 1 66 lot 196 11 23 3 18 46 14 86 lot 8 4 3 36 66 18 I 00 And your petitioner will ever pray. etc. o( ne tf 34 14 9 09 1 78 36 1 00 13 33 east 10 acres except R. R. o( 1 98 1 00 80 87 84 100 1147 1 00 5 14 loU 7 and 8 12 28 2 38 lot 31 3 37 07 5 38 ICS 100 lot 196 1133 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 lot 9 6 2 72 58 11 1 00 4 86 49 100 18 10 Dated February 20th. 1928. qRAMEL B. FULLER. ae tf o( na tf ....84 40 23 86 4 56 93 1 00 29 85 94 49 WMt tf of weat 6 roda and 8 links loU 18 and 17 8 15 1 59 88 100 un 7tf3 of ne tf....85 - .1v0 64 04 12 49 3 66 1 00 80 08 BELL'S ADDITION lot 33 3 32 81 4 45 81 100 39 17 lot 197 11 33 3 18 49 1 00 14 86 lot 10 5 2 78 53 11 I 00 4 37 11 07 land commencing 132 roda weet of northeast corner of section, of lot 40 10 87 3 13 48 1 00 14 43 lot 38 3 22 81 4 45 81 1 00 39 17 lot 188 II 22 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 lot 11 5 2 72 68 11 1 00 4 86 TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST thence south 63 tf -ods, eaat 8 rods, north 58tf roda, weat 8 lot 3 lot 57 except north HI OMAN'S MICHIGAN PARK 36 84 6 38 1 07 1 00 84 14 lot 34 2 32 81 4 45 81 1 00 39 17 31V4 feet «... 877 44 73 61 15 10 1 00 467 16 lot 188 1123 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 lot commencing at northwest comer of ne tf of M tf, thsnM loU 12. IS and 16.. 5 8 16 I 69 33 1 00 II 08 rods to beginning 86 1 58 58 11 41 3 48 1 00 73 28 BENTON HARBOR IMP. ASS'N, 6th ADDITION lot 200 11 23 3 18 49 1 00 14 86 north 4 rods, east 13 rods, aouth 4 roda, west 12 rods lot 14 6 3 89 76 16 1 00 5 81 east part of E tf loU I and 15 8 29 61 5 78 1 IS 1 00 87 57 22 66 4 42 91 1 00 28 99 }ot " 1 100 28 19 64 4 01 1 00 134 78 lot 201 1122 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 to beginning 26 9 60 1 88 38 1 00 12 86 lot 1 8 2 96 68 12 1 00 4 66 of aw 14 4 81 61 MORTON AND Rl FORD'S ADDITION Subdivision of Lot 61 In loU 9 and 11 9 14 20 2 77 57 1 00 18 54 w tf of nw % ex- TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST ot 34 1 8 06 1 67 83 1 00 10 88 WM. JUSTICE ADDITION lot 202 II 22 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 lot commendng at north weat comer of ne tf of M tf, thence lots 2. 6 and 7 8 8 76 1 71 35 1 00 11 82 loU 14. 16, 16 A 17 12 SCHEDULE A loU 4 and 5 8 5 80 1 14 23 26 32 5 18 105 1 00 83 60 cept north 10 acrea 10 70 51 26 10 00 2 05 1 00 64 30 lot 22 4 108 58 21 16 4 84 1 00 185 08 lot 4 except east tf 8 lot 204 1122 3 18 46 100 14 86 eaat 14 roda, aouth 6 roda 5 1/100 feat, weet 14 roda, north 1 00 8 17 lot 18 6 68 s tf of nw V4 of lot 206 11 22 3 19 45 1 00 14 86 lot 1 9 2 58 60 10 1 00 4 18 I 28 26 1 00 9 13 sw 14 o( ae tf... .21 40 64 04 10 65 3 16 1 00 67 75 lot 1 7 398 80 part of lot 11 beginning at southeast corner. thenM north 73 8 roda 6 1/100 faet lot 49 7 06 1 38 ne 14 of sw tf.... 1 6 28 25 5 51 1 18 1 00 BISHOP'S ADDITION lot 206 11 22 3 19 45 I 00 14 86 lot 2 9 ' 1 15 23 05 1 00 2 43 28 1 00 9 73 (rl part west of St. Joe 85 89 lot 3 7 feet WMt 65 fMt aouth 72 fMt east 65 fMt to beginning 26 2 40 47 10 1 00 8 97 lot 50 6 68 1 28 26 BERRIEN s tf of se tf of lot 207 11 22 3 19 45 1 00 14 86 lot commendng at a point 14 roda 13 feet aouth of northwest lot 3 9 2 68 50 10 1 00 4 18 1 00 9 13 south of said river lot 8 7 to beginning 741 88 144 69 29 68 1 00 817 36 lot 5 4 98 86 20 1 00 7 08 of aw 14 o( ne tf 22 76 61 27 02 5 27 1 08 1 00 84 87 ne tf o( aw 14.... 1 5 63 77 10 49 2 16 100 67 41 south 28 ft of lot 32 42 94 8 87 1 73 1 00 64 08 lot 4 7 lot 208 11 22 3 18 45 1 00 14 86 comer of ne tf of se 14, thence north 4 roda, east to Berrien lot 11 lot 41 14 96 WARREN'S ADDITION 4 94 96 20 1 00 7 10 Taxe. ot 1921 frl part nw 14 of ne tf weat of a tf of ne tf o( 89 25 17 41 8 57 1 00 111 38 lota 5, 6 and 7.... 7 829 29 0. P. LACEY'S SECOND ADDITION lot F 3 83 60 1 00 18 48 Road. aouthaaaUrly along aald road to a point due eaat of be- lot IS 4 94 sa V. o( sw tf.... I 6 lot 42 10 74 2 08 96 20 1 00 7 10 Dowagiac creak ...28 30 81 84 6 21 1 27 1 00 40 82 28 25 5 51 1 18 1 00 85 89 48 1 08 14 88 lot 30 7 ginning. west to lot 15 6 68 I 28 south i>art o( ne lot 43 84 07 6 64 south tf of lot 118. 2 66 50 10 1 00 4 16 26 I 00 8 13 TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST east part of ae tf .25 60 195 27 88 08 7 81 1 00 343 16 1 86 1 00 48 07 tot 34 exeapt east 42 feet of lot 88 18 19 8 55 78 100 33 47 FINEGAN'S ADDITION beginning 21 7 20 1 41 38 1 00 8 90 lot 138 8 76 1 71 36 1 00 11 81 frl tf 10 19 382 73 74 68 15 31 1 00 478 66 north 30 feat 7 88 84 lot 47 5 89 1 06 22 1 00 7 67 lot commencing 3 rods north and 80 46/100 roda eaat of south- lot 189 37 32 7 28 1 49 1 00 47 09 HIGMAN PARK TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST sw 14 of ae tf except weat 6 3/8 acrea BROADWAY ADDITION lot 4 8 48 08 lot 73 28 98 5 65 1 19 100 88 80 East 88 tf feet of west comer of ne tf of M tf, thenM north 8 rods, aaat 8 34/100 to H. Irwin 10 83 83 "" ^ " " lot 12 88 48 17 34 8 54 1 00 110 31 loU 18 and 30 .... 8 108 88 loU 186 and 187.. 7 25 1 42 38 100 8 84 lot 18 10.66 3 08 48 1 00 14 17 south 9 roda, west 8 24/100 ACKElbtAN'S ADDITION TO THE 1 65 38 07 I 00 8 06 w 14 of ae tf of setf o( sw 14 ot ne lot 42 38 96 6 68 1 86 1 00 43 88 roda to beginning..36 13 00 3 34 48 1 00 16 83 lot IS 1 64 88 07 1 00 8 04 15 10 2 95 60 1 00 18 65 VILLAOB OP BRIDGEMAN a tf of ne tf....l2 10 tf except R. R.... 11 9 66 50 11 03 3 26 1 00 70 78 LA PIERRES' ADDITION FRIETAQ'S ADDITION land commendng at southweat comer of M tf of aw tf, thence ne tf 21 160 99 88 19 48 4 00 1 00 184 86 north 20 acraa o( aouth 60 acraa of STERNE BRUNSON'S ADDITION MORTON AND STEVEN'S ADDITION north 43 roda, eaast 8 roda, aouth 43 roda, loU 8, 21, 33 A 28 10 78 3 10 43 KEIGLEY'S LITTLE PAW PAW LAKE RESORT I 11 II . e tf of e frl tf ..24 88 89 98 17 54 1 60 1 00 113 07 w V4 of nw tf 11 30 118 00 33 04 4 53 1 00 140 56 weat 8 roda 36 1 68 88 07 1 00 8 08 50 IS 81 loU 4 and 8...... B 7104 19 84 384 100 89 78 lot 38 10 87 3 13 43 1 00 14 43 east 105 fMt of south 7 feat of lot 1 and eaat 105 faat of 1 b >A o( nw ^4 except that part cast ot Int. Ry. conUlnlnR a tf of M tf of lot 10 187 33 26 78 6 48 1 08 170 80 I®. 28 3 66 53 1 00 4 29 13 .crea ...... 35 05 »180 11 |53 90 17 M »1 00 $251.57 TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST lot 11 except north lot 9 ... D 118 84 38 17 475 IM 147 74 lot 3 78 84 14 43 3 88 10 00 83 83 BARTON'S ADDITION TO ot 52 2 64 61 1 00 4 26 ne tf 13 30 86 76 18 87 8 87 1 00 130 50 lot 9 ... D Wm. l«mbarton Subdivision of lots 16 to 18 Inclusive of AMMERMAN'S ADDITION VILLAGE OP NEW TROY south part of nw tf 30 fMt 56 00 10 83 8 84 1 00 108 31 3110 411 100 194 44 loU 60. 61 and 62.. 7 96 1 56 1 00 10 84 CITY OF NILES north part of 0 tf 70 18 aaat 19 faat af lot S. MOORE'S ADDITION of ne tf 14 15 107 40 20 85 4 30 1 00 188 65 lot 12 except south FREITAG'S SECOND ADDITION lot 5 1 30 34 86 1 00 3 48 of nw frl tf 1 80 9 and lot 4 ...... E 81 94 1811 171 100 119 80 lot 5 3 22 1 00 8 74 LAKE SHORE PARK H. B. HOFFMAN'S ADDITION south part of nw tf »8V4 feet 56 00 10 83 3 34 1 00 70 18 7 26 1 43 38 100 888 and west part of lot 5 ... I 110 94 11 53 4 41 100 137 37 lot 8 lot 16 98 89 18 38 888 1 00 138 18 lot 8 2 23 1 00 3 76 110 97 of ne tf 16 10 52 84 10 80 3 11 1 00 66 35 lot 4 7 25 1 43 38 100 9 94 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS ADDITION lot 9 2 22 lot 28 8 10 61 12 1 00 4 88 o se 14 o( sw 14....24 89 04 17 87 8 56 1 00 land beginning 1866 feet eaat of aouthwaat corner of section, BURRIDGE'S SUBDIVISION lot 16 16 08 3 84 60 100 19 57 1 00 8 74 •> 8 56 1 00 110 87 m tf of aw 14-..-23 89 04 17 87 thence north 368 fMt, east 264 feat, aouth 868 feat, weat 364 MORTON AND STEVEN'S SECOND ADDITION lot 17 15 08 3 84 80 1 00 18 67 43 08 01 1 00 1 53 e= • S. MOORE'S ADDITION lot 8 BEBCHWOOD POINT LAKEWOOD # 0, W feet to beginning.. 16 3 40 38 17 6 47 1 88 1 00 4187 weet 84 feet of lot 7 and 8 feet lot 18 810 08 40 87 8 40 1 00 360 46 " j?.. .. 28 6 60 1 35 1 00 43 78 lot 26 14 08 01 1 00 1 18 14 "of ne tf 28 16 33 88 south part of n tf of lot 8 A 67 80 18 25 3 73 1 00 lot 8 8 34 84 4 78 87 1 00 81 04 lot 84 43 08 08 1 00 1 52 lot 4 1 19 55 8 28 78 1 00 tf of aw 14 ....28 40 181 42 26 63 5 26 100 168 81 84 87 coaunanclng at aouthwMt corner of lot 14, thenM north 165 loU 78 and 74.. 98 53 19 21 8 94 1 00 122 68 35 18 ' 14 ....28 of sw 14 of se tf.38 13 54 63 10 65 3 18 1 00 68 46 lot 4 B 84 88 16 55 8 40 1 00 106 88 CARD AND HAMILTON'S ADDITION lot 9 1 8 39 1 64 84 1 00 II 37 111 ii i LI north part of ae lot 8 feat eaat 48 feat aouth 186 faet west 48 feat lotu 20 and 21 1 s tf of ne tf of aw tf and north 18 acraa of C 80 64 16 73 8 33 1 00 100 68 NEW LAND'S ADDITION A. B. CLARK'S ADDITION 34 27 6 68 137 100 43 33 Lot 198 23 02 6 66 92 1 00 81 60 fri tf 29 10 59 97 11 70 3 40 1 00 75 07 lot 15 C totaginnlng .TT... 40 64 7 83 1 48 1 00 81 18 BELL AND HOPKINS ADDITION TO loU 22, 23. 24 * 25 I M 14 of aw >4....33 88 160 47 81 28 * 43 1 00 188 18 128 17 25 18 5 14 1 00 160 88 lot 1 3 08 41 08 100 S 57 CITY OP BENTON HARBOR 107 76 21 02 4 11 100 184 09 south part of w % n Sltf ft of lot 3. 4 RANFTS ADDITION SS 84 7 48 158 1 00 48 85 i H1GMAN MICHIGAN PARK 31 32 4 14 85 1 00 37 31 44 47 847 178 100 65 81 lot 3 of a tf of aw tf ..85 20 CENTRAL ADDITION lot 26 17 68 8 45 71 1 00 33 84 loU 38, 35 and north 32 feet of SUBDIVISION OP BLOCK 4 LAKEWOOD north part of a tf of e tf of TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST lot 11 I 3 43 67 14 I 00 5 24 lot 24 3 08 41 08 100 S 57 Tl" and 14." 2 LoU 1 * 16. Blk 8 24 60 7 01 98 26 32 84 tf of M tf ....35 18 29 17 6 69 1 17 1 00 87 07 lot 3 33 PACKARD'S IMPROVED ADDITION REDDICK'S AND MOORE'S ADDITION loU 1. 16 93 8 30 68 100 2181 loU 44 and 45.... A 48 14 9 38 198 100 60 48 w. tf of nw tf of 85 88 16 76 8 44 1 00 107 07 loU 5 and 7 2 west 40 fMt of loU lot 1 except aast 17 03 8 38 68 1 00 22 04 70 689 80 184 53 87 59 1 00 863 81 sw tf 6 63 13 03 1 00 1 71 lot 1 .. A 1148 4 19 88 100. 17 51 HOYTS ADDITION lot 10 2 6 82 1 S3 27 I 00 9 42 1. 2, S, 4 and 5... C 39 39 7 69 168 100 49 68 Taxea o( 192S w V4 of all that part of nw V4 of na tf lying east of P. M. 50 feet 85 114 38 33 81 4 58 1 00 143 38 lot 9 .. A 83 63 6 86 1 80 1 00 41 38 8 east 46 ft of lot 5 39 30 38 894 91 100 35 88 lot commendng 180 feet south of northeaat comer of block. lot 1 6 82 1 83 27 1 00 9 42 loU 2. 3, 4 and 6 TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RANGE 18 WEST R. R. except commencing 310 feet eaat of Ry., north 136 feet, 41.41 8 08 1 88 1 00 63 16 lot 9 .. A 58 51 1141 388 100 74 63 wast tf of lot 18.. 83 63 6 86 1 80 1 00 41 38 weat 81 ft of lot 5.19 80 00 1170 3 40 100 75 10 except west 40 feet D TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST 1* 88 84 88 8 81 1 40 1 00 44 14 thenM aouth 85 fMt 8 Indue, west 8 rods 3 feat north 86 fMt 37 84 5 34 I 09 1 00 84 77 of e tf of weat 69 feet, southwest to center of highway, lot 13 .. C 20 28 8 84 81 100 35 88 lot 8 39 80 37 17 60 8 41 1 00 113 48 loU 6 and 7 D 6 30 1 04 21 1 00 CHASE'S SUBDIVISION naroal of land commencing at a point 48 feet eaat of eouthwaat 8 inches, cast 8 rods BELMONT ADDITION TO 7 55 4 48 60 9 68 1 98 1 00 63 26 east to beginning. 8 15 35 55 98 10 83 3 34 1 00 70 15 laU 14 and n." .. D 160 88 28 41 4 01 100 187 37 south tf of lot 8..81 41 87 12 07 3 47 1 00 77 41 3 faat to beginning A 186 80 36 70 8 48 1 00 170 08 CITY OF BENTON HARBOR loU 7, 8, 9. 10 A 11 E 97 38 18 99 8 90 1 00 131 27 e corner of lot 41, thenM north 165 feet east 49 faat aouth 165 8 57 0 a tf of ae tf 1 53 60 10 46 14 1 00 •7 20 o( se tf of lot 8 41 2 08 41 OS 100 loU 3 and 4 E 8 77 1 71 85 1 00 11 88 f 15 20 lot 4 3 55 18 10 77 2 31 1 08 88 18 s ? | nw 14 of se tf 1 44 64 8 70 178 1 00 56 18 \ 87 86 17 16 8 63 1 00 108 64 PARKSIDE ADDITION east tf of lot 18.. H 25 37 4 88 1 01 1 00 82 21 lot 10 3 87 76 15 1 00 5 78 LEESIDE FIRST ADDITION TO THE E C w V4 of ne tf of baSaSng 55 89 10 81 3 23 1 00 68 43 north part of e 14 of COLUMBUS' ADDITION LANGLEY'S ADDITION lot commendng 45 36/100 feet weat of southeast cornsr of block, lot 12 1161 3 27 46 1 00 15 34 CITY OF BENTON HARBOR a ne 14 of sw % .... 3 42 28 8 24 1 69 1 00 58 21 sw tf 15 20 78 86 16 60 1 30 1 00 88 76 let 9 .. 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B 34 47 4 77 88 100 81 33 lot 88 16 04 1 11 44 NEW PARK ADDITION TO lying n of highway 17 6 39 84 7 77 1 69 1 00 60 20 acres of sw 14.•••12 30 48 00 9 36 1 92 1 00 60 28 e 14 of w V4 of SOHULZ'S ADDITION lot 13 . 7 499 84 17 1 00 484 — M nw 14 33 40 188 06 36 93 6 53 1 00 171 60 lot 11 .. B 34 47 4 77 88 100 SI 31 lot 22 . 7 17 03 S 33 68 1 00 33 03 * » x 2 S GRAND BEACH SPRINGS n Vi of ne >4 o( north part of ne tf DENT'S ADDITION lot 18 .. B 18 78 8 66 76 100 14 18 RIVER VIEW ADDITION aa K 17 20 79 73 16 65 3 19 1 00 99 47 of se tf 12 10 32 00 6 24 1 28 1 00 40 62 w tf o( nw tf of se tf except right of way lot 6 144 88 83 14 8 68 1 00 304 54 lot 17 . 8 140 38 06 1 00 3 74 | jg lot 39 .. B 58 07 11 83 3 83 100 7171 14 76 3 88 68 1 00 18 33 CQ < 2 I* 1 ' J lot I IS 23 05 1 00 weat 16 acres o( north 43 acres of south 100 acrea of P. M. R. R.....38 3 35 44 08 1 00 8 78 lot 88 loU 2 and 3 .11 38 05 01 1 00 1 84 Ob. u H lot lot 8 . 82 30 6 28 1 38 100 40 77 lot 6 .. 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B 37 20 5 81 1 08 1 00 84 40 lot 36 1 5 90 1 14 34 1 00 8 80 28 05 100 % of sa % 27 20 104 46 20 37 4 18 1 00 ISO 01 of hw 14 15 33 164 80 82 14 6 69 1 00 204 63 piece o( land commcndng 2 rods south of tf poat on aection 20 2 24 16 4 71 87 WOODWARD'S FIRST ADDITION I lot 37 1 5 90 1 18 34 1 00 8 80 HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION CHRISTIANSEN'S ADDITION TO THE lot 32 ., 1 13 23 06 I 00 e % of aw % o( 1 00 30 84 nw % of se tf ....15 40 76 84 14 79 3 08 1 00 94 66 line 7-8. thence south 18 rods, eaat 6 rods, aouth 4 roda, eaat 10 4 8 06 1 67 32 1 00 10 85 86 94 IS 78 8 89 100 118 99 I lot 1 3 6 90 1 18 34 1 00 8 80 CITY OP BENTON HARBOR lot 35 .. 1 IS 23 05 100 ne U 28 10 26 3S 6 14 1 06 1 00 38 58 that part of sw tf north of Territorial Road and eaat of Wau- 3 rods, north 22 rods, west 9 rods PRATT BROS. 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I IS 28 05 1 00 14 and sw tf of o( se 14 o( so V4..80 6 b 44 i.. 0.7 22 1 CC 7 73 TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH OF RANGE 20 WEST lot 13 27 46 6 84 1 10 1 00 94 88 loU 168 and 169... 17 15 8 35 69 1 00 22 19 ne 14 V....34 80 806 06 59 68 12 24 1 00 878 98 UNION ADDITION lot 188 117 18 146 70 UNIVERSITY LANDS SUBDIVISION OP lot 85 . 1 13 28 05 1 00 1 lot 65 (eet on CoKax and 264 (eet eaat and weat and 165 (eet loU 16 and 14.... «0 2s 7 55 ; si 1 CC S3 73 SEC. 36, T. 4 S. R. 18 W. lota 174 and 176... 22 91 4 47 92 I 00 29 80 south ?2 27/100 acres of se tf of ne % and south o( Park at. 30 60 88 43 17 24 8 54 1 00 110 31 8 faat next aast of wast 80 faet of ROSS AND ALEXANDER'S THIRD ADDITION 14.15 2 80 lot.86 . 1 13 23 05 1 00 n tf of ne tf of lot 84 5 86 I 05 31 1 00 7 83 lot 190 67 I 00 18 72 23 n Vi of se tf ....34 102 27 296 28 67 68 11 81 1 00 366 67 north part o( w V4 o( w 14 ot ne tf of ne tf.... 2 6 , 5 88 1 05 28 1 00 7 66 lat 8 A 81 78 10 08 3 07 104 44 88 lot 143 2* 24 :: ii 64 20 10 57 2 17 I 00 67 94 lot 87 . 1 13 05 100 lot 85 8 86 1 08 21 100 7 83 part of lot 18. tha aaat 82 (eet of a certain piece ot land cmu- . 1st 14 42 08 02 1 00 1 61 lot 197 1 18 23 06 e V4 o( ne tf ....81 7 60 41 10 8 02 1 64 1 00 51 76 a 3/5 of e 2/8 of lot 7 A 88 84 6 60 186 1 00 43 78 wast tf of lot 266.. 37 68 lots 20U. zoi. 204 lot 88 . I 00 TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH OF RANGE 17 WEST aast tf of lot 368.. 26 63 menclng on Niles avenue at a point 57 tf feet north of south- lot 89 . 1 IS 2? OK 1 no weat 6 acres o( ne tf o( nw V4 and south 15 acrea of weat 30 a. w tf of nw 14... 2 80 68 16 18 48 2 77 1 00 86 41 HUNTER'S ADDITION lot 1 B 66 87 13 84 3 66 1 00 83 84 RYNEARSON'S ADDITION and 206 42 86 8 36 171 I 00 63 93 north 80 faat of eaat lot 389 61 78 west corner of Unlvaralty lot 18, thenM east 183 feet, north 76 lot 90 . 1 13 23 06 1 00 cast part of w tf of e V4 of nw 14 82 20 184 64 26 25 5 39 1 00 167 28 land commencing 241 feet weet and 824 feat north of southeast feet west 183 faat aouth along NilM avenue 76 feet lots 231. 282 ft 238 26 73 6 02 1 03 1 00 82 78 69 30 11 57 2 37 1 00 74 24 40 faat of >ot T.... B 6 77 1 18 1 00 8 18 weet 88 ft of lot 848 318 81 365 46 lot 25 4 29 1 00 6 30 I 68 34 1 00 11 61 lot 91 . 1 13 23 06 1 00 o( ne (rl tf 1 40 w tf n( w 14 o( w 14 ot nw V4 corner of sw 14 of se tf. thence north 200 feet, weat 204 8/10 lot 16 2 58 41 11 58 t 88 1 00 74 88 to beginning 65 66 13 79 3 63 1 00 81 88 lot 236 8 58 1 IS 23 oxccpt R. R 32 12 G6 46 86 feet, south 200 feet, eaat 204 8/10 feet to beginning. • ^ of lota 10 * 18 B 17 78 8 47 1 00 33 88 south 38 faat of aaat tf of lot 868 and ust tf of lot 89 70 1 00 187 18 25 2 59 63 1 00 17 37 lot 92 . 05 1 00 w««t part of s tf of 8 96 1 88 1 00 67 64 aast tf of Unlvaralty lot 242 .... 1 13 28 06 1 00 nw % of nw tf. . 4 18 20 32 87 6 41 1 27 1 00 41 65 north 18 acres o( south 48 acrea ot lota 14. 16, 16 * 17 9 9 66 1 89 89 1 00 12 94 HURD AND DAWNS SUBDIVISION waat tf of lot 8 and lot 880 84 73 18 47 8 78 1 00 117 88 lot 50 28 1 00 1 84 lots 262, 268 264 12 68 2 46 61 1 00 16 60 lot 93 , south 41 feat of lot 18 89 86 8 57 1 88 1 00 43 67 lot 94 , 1 18 28 05 100 north 18 acrea of ne frl tf and east 27 acrea of north I6 8 acres w 14 o( sw 14 ....IS is 86 42 16 86 8 46 1 00 107 78 east part of n tf of lot 4 E 341 37 47 06 8 66 100 388 87 loU 267, 269 270 12 68 3 44 61 1 00 16 60 97 39 19 00 3 90 1 00 121 29 84 06 4 69 96 1 00 80 71 lot 7 E 107 03 30 87 438 1 00 188 17 lot 884 3 08 41 08 100 8 87 STRYKER'S ADDITION 61 I 00 16 60 lot 95 , 1 18 23 05 1 00 of nw frl tf 6 40 n tf o( s 14 of ne nw 14 of ne tf... .27 south 13 fMt of lot 8 and north lots 272. 278 374 12 68 3 46 1 18 28 06 100 tf of se lot 884 55 88 10 80 3 33 100 88 40 4 20 92 17 1 00 6 18 lot 96 . cast 20 acres of tf 83 10 47 61 8 80 1 91 1 00 69 86 nw V4 of nw tf of 26 feat of lot 8.... 4 68 66 12 43 2 66 1 00 78 68 lot 275 1 18 28 05 1 00 ^ast part of ae 14 16 40 8 01 63 1 00 30 08 lat 481 11 33 3 19 46 100 14 86 lot 4 29 83 5 82 1 18 1 00 97 89 lots 52 and 58 28 0 5 01 1 00 1 34 14 20 3 77 57 1 00 18 54 lot 97 . south 66 acres of ne 14 88 10 south 86 fMt of lot 10 and north •AN HORN AND MORROW'S ADDITION loU 279 and 280... lot 98 , 1 18 28 06 I 00 nw frl tf « 20 69 69 13 68 2 78 1 00 86 96 of aw tf 84 land beginning 574 feet north of aoothwMt corner of action, 2 feat of lot 11.... 4 40 36 pa real of land lying between waUra padgka and (Urly Unsa of lot 7 4 88 1 26 26 1 00 8 80 loU 281, 382, 285 26 106 86 30 67 4 14 1 00 181 86 7 88 181 100 80 73 southerly bjr lot 99 . 1 18 38 05 1 00 g % of north 70 with part of w tf thence 167 feat Mat. 108 feat aouth, 167 feet waat and! 08 faet lot 17 4 38 84 4184 8 87 173 84 08 lot 84 8 89 188 97 1 00 13 66 TREAT AND HOWTS ADDITION and 286 12 94 3 62 63 100 16 88 618 187 8 88 lot 100 1 18 38 05 100 wroi of ae tf ....18 J6 75 67 14 76 8 08 1 00 84 48 of ae % 84 60 206 81 40 86 8 M 1 00 366 54 north to baglnnlng 81 60 1 16 38 06 1 00 2 44 lot 13 6 317 14 42 86 888 1SS m !> It 74 348 81 14 Tl h sst ssk-r*-"" " ^ lot 46 1 88 97 I 00 13 65 loU 388 and 384.. 14 20 3 77 57 1 00 18 64 ftddlttM 9 74 78 18 199 199 Mt 91 4 29 19 17 1 00 994 lots 1 to 7 Ind 8 40 1 84 94 1 00 1189 lou M8 and 980... 8 40 1 65 34 1 00 11 48 0D pagt 8.)

ill / FRIDAY, MARCH 23,1928 THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA. MICH. FRIDAY, MARCH 23,1928. Take home a pound of Scott's 10 cent | Mrs. Carrie Holderman of Morris, Wall paper cleaner at Scott's.—Adv. Nearly six hundred votes wore cast COI'NCIli PROCEEDINGS French Name for Strait Petrified Rainboio chocolates.—Adv. ; His., Is spending several days with her at tho largest attended township caucus . I cousins, Ralph White, Ella White and If one wasn't born every minute this BAINWE NEWS VILLAGE OF COLOMA PRESIDENTIAL Pas-de-4'alals Is the French name Bainbow bridge, situated north of ever bold in Paw Paw. ARTHUR SWIFT—Air brusli Mint- Mr8 uacbe] Uoi-ick. would be a dull world. for the Strait of Dover between Kng- the Arizona line In Utah. Is tho largest yiour order please-- ANNUAL TAX SALE lng. Phone 163, Coloma, 40tf Raymond Miller, Chicago man, con- land and France, connecting the Kng- known natural bridge. It is of saliiion- I Mr. and Mrs. Bancy Kane of Sfurgls, Fancy shelf paper, napkins and victed at Cassopolls of carrying con- Mr. and Mrs. Klinor llnllenRor. and Regular Meeting HeL on the 12tli Day PRIMARY ELECTION llsh channel with the North sea. The pink sandstone and is shaped like a LIST yonr lake property and farms Mich., and Mrs. Morris of Chlcugo were dollies at Scott's—Adv. cealed weapons, was sentenced lo serve Mr. und Mrs. John Bush of Bravo, vis- part of France bordering on the strait rainbow. It was proclaimed a national with B. A. King, Coloma, Mich.—Adv. week-end visitors at the home of Mr. Get a free sample of fteef Stock from one to Ave years In Jackson. His ited Mrs. Bullenger's mother, im. Uf March A. D. 1038. Is the department of Pas de-Calais. monument lo 1910. tf. • '* und Mrs. Harold Hombaker. attorneys have taken an appeal to the for Groceries and Meats SCHEDULE A Catherine Koerber on Sunday. Iconic and Poultry Tonic st ®oott'9.-~. r supreme court. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Tober and The common council of tbe Village Notice is hereby given that a Presi- When in Bentoh Harbor and you The tax roll for Paw Paw township Adv. of Coloma mot in regular session and Want the best gasoline, motor oils, or amounted to ?89,479.11 and the delin- fnrally of Watervliet were guests at dential Primary Election will be held Mr. and Mrs. Edd Block Of Kalalma- Two federal prohibition officers Contluued from page 7.) was called to order at 8:00 p. m. Roll want your car properly greased, visit the Henry Fletz home Sunday. on quent returns made by tbe county zoo visited at the Fred Rorick home seized a truck load of about 100 cases Eat Well and Be Well. Clean, fresh, pure food- call found the following present: Pres- the Colfax Dixie station. W. Nelson, NEW PARK ADDITION TO Mrs. Orace Weber, Miss Florine MONDAY, APRIL 2, A. D. 1928. treasurer In real estate was |8,607.41 over Sunday. of contra brand liquor near Vicksburg ORAXD BEACH SPRINGS Weber and John Weber of Benton Hur- dent, clerk. Trustees Lahr, Smith. Prop*—Adr. 62tf and personal $100.98. last week. The driver of the truck and stuffs are the surest way of maintaining good health. for were Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. Klbler, Becht, Guy. Absent, VanDer- At the place of holding tho Annual Clean up yur complexion with Nyal's the cargo were taken to Kalamazoo, eor. Township Election in the Township of i William Weber. Hot Springs Blood Medicine. Sold at bat the owner who accompanied In his , | | | Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Birmele have The following bills were presented Coloma, (Precinct No. 1), County of MICHIGAN BELL Scott's.—Adv. ••ar, escaped becanse the officers could And it is in "Good Things to Eat" that we special- moved to the house recently vacated for payment: Berrien, State of Michigan. not directly connect him with the out- i! i 11 1 Ii i ) Due legal notice of which place of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cherry of Kala- ize. Here you will get none but the best in Groceries, by Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hill. General Fund fit. lot 101 >1 IS I 23 | 05 |I 00 12 41 Andrew Long is tiuite ill at the home holding said Annual Township Election TELEPHONE CO. mazoo were Sunday guests at tho Goo. lot 102 * 1 IS 23 06 1 00 2 41 has been given. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and sundry table needs. jot 105 1 »8 23 06 1 00 2 41 of his sister, Mrs. Chris Birmele. Coloma Courier, printing .. 105.85 Stratton homo. Reports Indicate that a syndicate 109 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 At which election the qualified voters may bo formed which will cause a big 23 Mrs. George Dunnefel is still ser- Election expense 48.00 UMPHREY & RORICK lot UB > 'S 06 1 00 2 41 of the several political parties shall Ben Kreitner was a guest of his OwHealth is , no 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 iously ill ut tiie homo of her brother, A. Rosa, marshal 20.00 boom In property values at Barron 0 have tho opportunity on separate bal- Long Distance Rates are Surprisingly Low mother, Mrs. Kate Ackerman, in Do- Lake, near Niles. Efforts are being Our delivery service is always ready for any or- ot 12« 1 IS 23 05 1 00 2 41 Lester Henderson, at Dowaglac. M. B. Selter, supplies .... .40 "t 24 1 13 " 06 1 00 2 41 lots provided for that purpose to ox- waglac, last Sunday. The ("ribbs I'arent-Teacher Associa K. Gelsler, supplies .... 1.00 . . . For Instance 18 - COLOMA - 18 made to have a line extended from ders that you give us and w e render you the same ser- ot 126 .. » 13 2S 05 1 00 2 41 press their preference for tho ofllce of Dairy Wealth Niles to furnish lights and power to tho S m ...... I IS 23 06 1 00 2 41 tion held their March meeting last Fri J. H. Schultz, supplies ..., 848 Brighton up your rooms with President of the United States. resort owners, and it is possible that vice on telephone orders that you would secure by a lot m . 1 13 23 06 1 00 <41 day evening. A splendid program was Mutual Fire Ins. Co., ins. 1.50 Alabastlue and your furniture with ot 128 . 1 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 The name of any candidate for the ^Phese great companion remediet given which included two violin solos Light Company, lights 85.88 gas will also be supplied and that a ol 129 .. 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 ofllce of President of the United States Kyanize. Sold at Scott's.-Adv. ^ put the stock in good health personal call at our store. Phone, Coloma 64. M IN ...... I 13 U 06 1 00 2 41 by Miss Callicrlne Schwnrz of Watei Umphroy'H garage, account tiro water system may lie installed that will shall be printed on tho official primary ° 131 .... 1 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 vliet .two piano numbers by Miss Irm truck * 19.74 Mrs. W. S. Kull and children of and keep it at top notch produc- give this resort many advantages not M IW . » 1» 28 06 1 00 1 41 Brenner, harmonica and piano music ballot solely upon the petition of their FLOUR - FLOUR Gary, Ind., wore recent guests at the tion. KOW-KAREwith the feed enjoyed by other lake resorts. k* 131 1 »3 23 06 1 00 2 41 r (; k* 181 » 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 by Clarence Warskow and an address Water Department political supporters In Michigan, which Robert Lechein home In West Coloma. as a conditioner, or for treating ot 87 1 13 28 06 1 00 2 41 by Attorney Wilbur Cunningham of petition shall be signed by not less Barrennesa, Abortion, Retained tot 188 » 1» 28 06 1 00 2 41 Coloma Courier, printing .... $ 10.20 than live thousand of the qualified Benton Harbor. Uefreshments were The birthday of Sidney Griffith was Afterbirth, Milk Fever, Scours, JAMES K. GUY S 89 1 18 28 06 1 00 2 41 Telephone Co., telephone $ 2.88 voters of such political party, and said SENS A TIONAL celebrated last Saturday night by lot 141 ...... I 13 28 06 1 00 2 41 served by the men of the district Bunches—and BAG BALM, the k* 144 1 18 23 06 1 00 2 41 There will be no meeting in April. Light Co., iwwer ? 24.99 petition Shall bo filed with the Socre- holding a masquerade dance at his cum "WANT ADS" ot 45 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 4.00 heattng ointment for Caked Bag, Ijist Friday Kleanor Wendzel and Lumber Company, coal $ tury of State on or before twelve home. Groceries and Meats ot Je 1 13 28 08 1 00 2 41 2ty.25 ...CASH SALE... Sore Teats, etc., are indispensable WANTED w? . 1 18 28 06 1 00 2 41 II. L. Thompson, construction $ o'clock noon, March First, nineteen /" 70 Walter Moser of the 4th grade at K i4| 1 18 23 06 1 00 2 41 liundrod and twenty eight. Allen C. Stark, a member of The to thousands of cow owners, and Crlbbs school challenged any two from Or Less, After 8:30 P. M., MEN WANTED—Man who is capa- Phone 64 Coloma °[ Ig 1 13 23 06 I 00 2 41 Street Fund Tho nominating ballots as herein pro- Courier staff, has been confined to his you can profit by their experience. Yes—We Deliver ot 60 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 the fith grade to contest in writing the FINEST BREAD FLOUR MILLED ble of four and two-cycle motor work vided for shall bo counted, canvassed homo the greater part of the week ol m 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 multiplication tables; Walter Wendzel John Riley, labor LOO You can call the following points and talk for THREI Ask us about them. A thai or anyone who can adapt himself ot \l\ 1 18 28 06 1 00 2 41 and returned in tho same manner as with an Injured back. and Gerald Willmeng were chosen from Moved by Guy, supported by Smith, MINUTES at the rates shown. Rates to other point will pay you. promptly with gas engine work. Two ol 153 1 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 the names and petitions of the aspir- ol 64»i» 28 05 100 241 the 5th grade. The contest was won that bills be allowed and paid. Motion I. G. A. FLOUR - BLENDED Mrs. C. C. Algulre, who has been men who are handy with carpenter ants for tiie party nomination for the are proportionately low. ot is? 1 13 28 06 1 00 2 41 by the 4th grade team. carried. Moved by Guy, supported by Night quite poorly for several weeks, la re- tools and paint brush. George F. Cone ot 156 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 ofllce of Governor are now required to tation to Static A most interesting, instructive and Klbler. that we adjourn. Motion car- 90 ported to 1)0 slowly Improving and Is Boat Co., Paw Paw Lake. 35tf o 57 * I 1 18 28 06 1 00 2 41 lie marked, filed, counted, canvassed From COLOMA to Rate o, si » 13 28 ' 06 1 00 2 41 valuable conference of workers in the ried. 'y a Barrel now able to bo about tho house. i Scott's Pharmacy tot IM I » 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 children's division of the Sunday J. V. THOMPSON, Clerk. und returned. INDIANAPOLIS, IND $ .55 ^ Coloma, Mich. FARM WORK WANTED-by the tot 111 1 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 schools of Berrien county was held last The Secretary of State shall furnish DETROIT, MICH .55 Thomas Warren of North Coloma Is year, by married man. Inquire of C. tot 117 » 13 28 05 1 00 2 41 a copy of the official ballot to be pro- .50 09 E. Hayden, R. F. 1). 3, Watervliet. lot 68 » 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Saturday at tho First Baptist church FLINT, MICH Improving from his recent serious Ill- Tempting to the Eye ot 69 » 13 28 06 1 00 2 41 In Benton Harbor. Ix)cal people who COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS vided for at such election, which shall RICHMOND. IND .55 *1 for a 24^ lb. Sack ness. He was a patient at the St. Jo- Mich. 35t3x ot 78 1 13 28 06 1 00 2 41 have printed thereon the names of all .55 2 attended were Miss Uuth Arent, Miss PONTIAC, MICH seph sanitarium for bettor than a week, tot 174 1 13 23 05 1 00 " VILLAOB OF COLOMA candidates for tiie ofllce of President WANTED—Single man for work on tot 175 . . 1 13 28 05 1 00 2 41 Nettie Kniebes, Mrs. Ilelnhold Wendzel. FREEPORT, ILL .55 Sold on a Money-Back Guarantee week. and Wonderfully Tasty - - ot 76 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 of tho United States us ascertained by PORT HURON, MICH .60 farm near Coloma. Inquire of P. Mrs. A. J. Momuny, Mrs. Howard Dienhart. Phone 98, Coloma. 85tl tot 177 . 1 1 13 23 06 1 00 2 41 Schaus, Miss Uuth Brown und Mr. ami nominating potitions'on file with him: CHARLEVOLX, MICH .60 Enamels, Varnishes, Shellacs and ot 17S * ... 1 18 23 05 1 00 2 41 Stains at Scott's.-Adv. Pure Unseed oil at Scott's.—Adv. lot 179 ...... 113 ^8 05 1 00 2 41 Mrs. M. A. Nichols. Annual Meeting Held on the I5th Day said names to be alternated on said I'lt'KLE CONTRACTS WANTED- lot 180 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 ballot in accordance with the provis- The ratct quoted above ar ^tatioii'to-Station night ratf Mr. and Mrs. John Krause of Coloma We are pleased to announce that through our affilia- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oakley, who were PAINTING and Paper Hanging—J. lighest prices paid. See J. V. Thomp- ot 181 ..... 1 13 28 05 1 00 2 41 Of March A. 1). 1928. ions of the law relating to Primary effective from 8 JO p. m to 4. q m. FRESH MEATS ot 182 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 and Mr .und Mrs. Jacob Krelger visited calied here by the death of Mrs. Oak- W. Mlchels, Phone 14F23, Cokmia on at the cider mill of M. Steffln & lot 183 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Elections. tion with the Independent Grocers Alliance, a.new at the Charles Arent homo Sunday. The common council of the village of A Stntion-to-Station call is one that is made to a certain tel. ley's niece, Mrs. Rowley Warman, re- 16t8x Co., Coloma, Mich. 33tf lot 184 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 , Mr. and Mrs. F.dward Biastock and phone, rather than to some prrsr '.n particular. lot 185 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Coloma met iu annual session und was OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION low range of prices has been installed in our Grocery turned to tholr home in Grand Lodge Pack your eggs In water glass while WANTED—Competent girl for gon- lot 186 1 13 28 05 1 00 2 41 daughter spent Sunday In St. Joseph. called to order at 9:00 o'clock p. m. BALLOT If you do not know the numbti -.' the distant telephone. giv« last Friday. Tempting varieties of fr^sh meats always greet lot 187 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaus of Fair they are cheap. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. .'rai housework. Mrs. Wnlter Rossback, lot 188 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Present—The president. Trustees Lahr. party the operator the name and address and specify that you will talk Department REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES. Plain were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sal Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gordon of St. Phono Harbor 020; residence 340 High you here—a variety that has made made more than lot 192 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Guy, Smith, Becht, Klbler and Van April 19.... with "anyone" who answers at the called telephone. LoRoy Rorick has been out of school lot 193 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 ly Schaus and her daughter Leah. Joseph were Sunday guests of the lat- street, Benton Harbor. 34t2x bervoor. Absent, Clerk Thompson. INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS all this week on account of sickness. lot 198 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Krloger and Day rates. 4:30 a. m. to 7 p. m.. and evening rates. 7 p. m. to 8:30 tor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. August one of our customers exclaim "My, everything looks lot 200 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 The following nominees for the vil- Campbells Tomato Soap .09 Swansdown Cake Floor .32 WANTED—White oak Piles, white family spent Sunday at the home ol To vote for a person whose name ap p. m., are higher than night rates. Schultz. Mr. Schultz, who has been lot 201 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 lage election having received u major- pears on the ballot an (X) in tho Mr. and Mrs. Ed Soper and the lat- and black ash. Telephone No. 4, Colo- so good it's hard to make up my mind just what I w 202 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Mrs. Fronla Nichols in St. Joseph. A Person-to-Peraon call, because more work is involved, cortt ity of nil the votes cast were declared sick for some tlmO, continues ubout the tor's mother, Mrs. George Sparling, ma exchange. George F. Cone Boat Co. lot 204 1 13 28 05 1 00 2 41 Mr. and Mrs. Myron Nichols enter square in front of the name of the per- more than a Station-to-Station call The rate on a Person-to- Campbells Soap, all others .10 Kelloggs Cora Flakes small .08 same. want today." Come in and see for yourself just lot 206 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 elected: son for whom you wish to vote. To visited relatives In Kalamazoo last 35tf. lot 206 :::: i is 23 os 100 241 tallied sixteen guests at a St. Patrick" Person call is the same at all hours. Sunday. President—W. W. Hocker. vote for a person whose name Is not Dr. G. W. Rice, who recently located what a variety we have. lot 207 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 «1 dinner last Friday evening in honor ol Clerk—O. J. Smith. Jello, all flavors . . .09 KeDoggs Corn Flakes large .12 REAL ESTATE lot 209 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 on the ballot, write his name in the Additional rate injormation can be secured in Watervliet in the ofilce of the late Veal hides, cow hides and sheep lot 210 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 >1 the birthday of their son, Reubt Treasurer—J. V. Thompson. Nichols, und his cousin, Glenn Nichols blank space provided for. by calling the Long Distance operator Dr Peer, will do general practice in iolts wanted. Highest market price Our line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables is just lot 211 1 13 23 05 1 00 2 41 Trustee—J. K. Guy. P & G Soap . . . .04 Kelloggs Bran Flakes. .10 medicine and surgery, test eyes and fur- UNE FRUIT AND RESORT FARM Bunco was enjoyed during tho evening Vote for not more than one (1) per- •aid. Umphrey & Rorick, Coloma. Trustee—Elton Luhr. nish glosses. Calls answered day or for sale. 34 acres; 5 acres berries; 4 as tempting, and our staple Groceries indue every- OKOBOJI tirst prizes being won by Mrs. Glenn son. Mich.—Adv. 22 tf. icres grapes; 500 bearing apple and Trustee-LoRoy Beach. President of the United States night.—Adv. 25tf. Iota 61 and 62 24 43 4 76 98 1 00 31 17 Nichols and Milo Decker. The con Cbipso, 26 oz. . . .23 KeDoggs All Bran . . .19 •herry trees; 5 acres on resort plot. thing necessary to make up a first-class meal. Assessor—L. S. Guy. ( ) JOHN JONES Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Story entertain- soiations were awarded to Miss Mar Mrs. Benjamin F. Koob returned Will sell or trade. RUBE M UN JOY. PIPESTONE AUDITION TO Moved by VauDerveer, supported by ( ) WILLIAM SMITH ed their daughter. Miss Elsie King, voile Hilor and Henry Nichols. Sunday afternoon from Des Moines, i'hone 48 F 12, Coloma. 32tf CITY OF BENTON HARBOR Klbler, that the election be confirmed. ( ) THOMAS RYAN Kirks Flake White Soap .04 Post Bran Flakes . . .12 and a friend. Miss Elsie Tollas of St. Mr. and Mrs. ,Lloyd Dannofel have Iowa, where she has been for the past Motion carried. ( ) lot 7 4 3 01 59 12 1 00 4 72 both boon ill with the flu during the Joseph, over tho week-end. FOR RENT Moved by Smith, supported by Becht. Separate Ballots for Each political Palmolive Soap . . Shredded Wheat. . . .11 three weeks helping In the care of her past week. .08 PIPESTONE SECOND ADDITION TO that we adjourn. Motion carried. Party are to be provided. The Can- mother, Mrs. Anna Hocker, who has Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and Mr. CITY OF BENTON HARBOR Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Dannofel spent TO RENT—Johnson Electric Floor c. KLOESS O. J. SMITH, Clerk Pro Tem. didate receiving ho highest number of been seriously III. and Mrs. John Wolff and children of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gold Dasty large pkg.. .25 Quaker Pnfed Wheat . .13 Coloma motored to Grand Rapids. Sun- Polisher, $2.00 per day. Coloma Hard- lot 8 I 3 01 69 12 1 00 4 72 votes in tho state at said election shall Hoar Prof. Harry Ostrander's trav- Meyers at Hartford. Other guests wore day, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Davison. ware Co. lOtf GROCERY and MARKET. COLOMA l 3 fe f be declared to bo the candidate and loti 18 'and i4.°. . 6 21 07 4 11 84 1 00 27 02 Mr. und Mrs. W. It. Roach of Grand COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Old Dutch Cleanser . .08 Qiaker Oats, large . . .23 elogue on "The Pagentry of the World" Rapids und Mrs. Meyer's brother and tho choice of such political party for also matinee on "Children of Foreign POBIAU RIDGE ADDITION TO Old time dance at Bunker's opera sister, Frank Durden and Mrs. Susan VILLAGK OF COLOMA tills state. Lands and Their Friends" Saturday house, Thursday evening, March 29th. GRAND BEACH SPRINGS The Polls of said Primary Election DUCK EGGS For Sale—50 cents a Brown of Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Brown Cream-A-Wheat . . .23 Campbells Pork & Beans .10 afternoon and evening, at Bunker's op- 1928. Old and now dances. Big time hereinabove designated will lie open at dozen. J. Swotay, Phono Coloma lota 10. 11, 12 & 13 4 03 79 16 1 00 6 D8 and Mr. Durden of Dowaglac wore era house. Tickets 10 and 36 cents.— for ail. Only 60 cents per couple.— 7 o'clock a. m., and will remain open 77 F 22. 3412 SOMERLEYTON guests at tiie Dannofel home last week, Adv. Adv. Adjourned Regular Meeting Held on until 5 o'clock p. m., of suid day of BUICK Member of Independent Grocers' Alliance. Bert Hilor has been ill for tho past FOR SALE—Muskmeilon seeds— lot 1 4 12 2 nn 45 09 1 00 3 84 election, unless the Board of Primary Health Salts will make you feel like week. The I5th Day of March A. D. 1928 Hear Prof. Harry Ostrander's trav- Osage Dew. extra early Osage and lot ie 12 1* 10 sn 64 100 2088 Election Inspectors shall in their dis- a new person. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. elogue on "The Pagentry of the World" lot 6 ... 6 12 2 30 45 09 1 00 3 S4 August Dukesherer and Mr. und Hearts of Gold. From choice selected cretion adjourn the polls ut 12 o'clock lot 6 6 12 2 20 43 09 1 00 3 81 Tho common council of the Village of Outsells any other 3 cars also matinee on "Children of Foreign Mrs. Milan Dukesherer and family Universal batteries are tho only bat- fruits. $3.00 per pound. Wm. V. Hour- lot 7 6 '2 2 3'i 45 09 1 00 3 84 noon, for ono hour. UMPHREY & RORICK Lands and Their Friends," Saturday n went to Mlshawaka Sunday to visit Coloma met in session and was called teries made carrying ono year's un- Ich, Covert, Mich. 35tl lot 8 8 l 2 30 •):. 00 1 00 3 84 Dated February 20, 1928. afternoon and evening, at Bunker's op- lot 9 6 i: 30 4:. OK I 00 3 84 Mrs. Ed McFaul. who is seriously ill to order by tho president at 8:80 p. in. conditional guarantee; made of the CHARLES C. SMITH. Groceries, Meats, Flour and Feed era house. Tickets 10 and 35 cents.— FOR SALE—Assorted colors of glad- lot 10 6 12 2 30 4.-1 09 I 00 3 84 In tho hospital there. Mrs. McFaul Present—President, Trustees Lahr. in Buicks field best materials; no substitutes what- jot 11 6 12 2 30 43 09 1 00 3 84 Township Clerk. lola bulbs and India Runner duck eggs. has many local friends who will be Klbler, Guy, Becht, Smith and Vau- Adv. lot 12 6 12 2 30 43 09 1 00 3 84 ever. See Wilcox at Rorlck's feed mill, Mrs. T. S. Fitch, Phone 12F3, Coloma. lot IS 6 12 2 30 45 09 1 00 3 84 sorry to learn of her illness. Alice Derveer. Absent-the clerk. Coloma, for battery service and car re- Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Weber and Miss lot 8 8 12 2 30 45 09 1 00 3 84 Phone Coloma 18 COLOMA, Michigan Dukesherer, who has boon ill for tho Moved by Guy, supported by Becht. MOTORISTS like you invest pairing.—Adv. 3412 Marie Stonehlil of Mlshawaka, Ind., FOR SALE—One No. 1 cow 8 years SULPHUR SPRINGS PARK past week, is Improved. that the viilugo contract for street Education's Object and Peter Beck of South Bend, were old, one No. 1 horse, 10 years old, wt. Members of Coloma Chapter O. E. S. "Now Adolph!" is tho name of a lights on an all-night schedule as per Sunday visitors at the homo of Mr. and 1100. C. W. Johnson, on the A. J. lot 80 5 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 The business of education Is not to three-act comedy that will be present- proposition offered und on tile. Carried. almost as many dollars in will bo entertaVied by the Watervliet Mrs. Harry Thompson. Miss Stonehlil Baker farm, 3% miles northwest of lot 38 5 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 make miners or railway men, clerks or chapter Saturday evening, March 24th, lot 84 5 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 ed by the Balnbrldge Grange on Wed- Roll call—Lahr, yes; Klbler, yes; is spending the week with her uunt, Coloma. Phone Coloma 70 F 0. 35t2x lot 44 5 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 shopmen, managers or directors, par- at a 0:30 banquet, after which officers nesday. March 28, at the Grange Hull. Guy. yes; Becht, yes; Smith, yes; Van- Mrs. Thompson. lot 64 5 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 sons or lawyers, civil servants or pol- Buick motor cars as in any of the Watervliet chapter will put on FRESH JERSEY COW for sale- lot 66 6 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 Balnbrldge Center. Clean comedy, won Dervoor, yes. lot 104 5 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 derful music und excellent entertuin Moved by Guy, supported by Becht, iticians. It Is not lo make loyal ad- tho initiatory ceremonies, followed by DR. L. E. GATES, Chiropractor of Very good ono; also a horse, weighing lot 106 32 64 6 36 1 31 1 00 41 31 ment are promised on tiie bills announc that a man be employed to act as herents to trade unions or churches, other THREE CARS in the flower degree. All Coloma mem- Watervliet. Is now In Coloma every 1250. R. W. Carter, Phono 14F11, Co- lot 129 6 47 1 07 22 1 00 7 76 lng the event. Also a cafeteria supper. marshal, street overseer und to cure political parties or nations. Primarily r SPECIAL SALE bers are requested to be present. Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn- loma. 35t2x TRENARREN SQUARE Admission prices are 10 and 2") cents. for pumping station at u salary of ing from 9 to 12 o'clock, with offices It is to make men. and after that, be- FOR SALE—Two brood sows duo to Mrs. Harry Hald was pleasantly $80.00 per week, and that Alba Rosa be Buicks field' ' Allene Stark, who was Injured at the In tho legion rooms over the Hub res- lot 6 11 70 2 29 47 1 00 16 46 cause no man can fultill his mankind farrow In April. Robert Lechein. 2 surprised on her birthday anniversary selected for the work. Roll call—Ayes. school house last week. Is much Im- taurant. Phone 226 Watervliet for ap- lot 7 11 70 2 29 47 1 09 16 46 unless he has his own work to do, to AND: miles west of Coloma. Phone 14F21. last Friday evening when twenty-four Lahr, Klbler. Guy. Becht, Smith and proved and wishes to thank all her pointments at ohter times.—Adv. 35tf equip those men for whatever task Health means something 35 tf. VINCENT'S ADDITION TO friends called to spend the evening. VauDerveer. Carried. friends for their kindness to her, the CITY OF BENTON HARBOR their special abilities and circum- A largo Packard touring car was Bunco was played, prizes going to Miss Moved by Becht, supported by Klb- grades. In school who sent her plants, FOR SALE—One team of work stances bring upon t hem.—Exchange when it is hacked by dollars flowerfl und fruit, tho Auskets Gesus halted by members of the state police lot 10 8 87 76 16 1 00 5 78 Gertrude Tober and Wilbur Tober und ler, that a man bo employed to keep DEMONSTRATION lorses. Phone 33 F12. Wm. Holbllng. loU 13. 14 and 23.. 11 61 2 27 46 1 00 16 34 the water works records and collect SEDANS $1195 to |1995 ' ' COUPES $1195 to |lt50 Campflre girls and so many others who near Buchanan last Saturday after- lot 21 7 74 1 61 81 1 00 10 66 Wilbur Kuehi. Curds ulso wore played. one-half mile west of Coloma. 83tf Mrs. Henry Hasse und Mrs. Henry the water bills at a salary of $500 for SPORT MODELS $1195 to |I525 of Fresh, Delicious have remembered her in many ways. noon and a search of tho car Is said to Dome and Dough Untouched have revealed one hundred bottles of WESTERN MICHIGAN REALTY CO.'S SUBDIVISION Noffke, the hostesses, served refresh .no year; i.nd that O. J. Smith bo 4TTtrie* f ». Flmi, UUh.. gtrtrumtnl ISM to bt Tit G.U.A.C. fimmoiplm, FOR SALE—June Clover Seed. $17 We don't believe one rolling-pin In li* mott dttirtiU, it TtiUbU. William Preston, of St. Joseph, has Gordon gin. Three Star Hennessey and lot 9 A 61 61 12 02 2 46 1 00 77 09 ments, which included a large birthday hind for that work. Roll call—Ayes— or bushel, at tho Coloma Canning fac- lot 12 A 18 C9 8 64 76 1 00 24 08 cake with candles. Mrs. Hald was pre Lahr. Klbler, Guy, Becht, Smith and a million Is ever used by a wife to filed suit for divorce against his wife, North Star whiskey. Sheriff Bryant tory. by Gelsler Brothers. 33tf lot 18 A 16 76 3 27 67 1 00 21 70 sentod with some pretty gifts. VauDerveer. Nays -none. Carried. punish her husband—cartoons to the SUNSHINE Rose Adah Preston, nee Ludwlg, charg- was notified and sent Deputies Raj- ing her with desertion. The Prestons Hall and Raymond Granzlow to arrest for sale. 12 different WOODLAWN Moved by Klbler. supported by Guy, contrary notwithstanding-but the that we adjourn. Carried. trouble Is they are not used for any- G. BOWNE & COMPANY were married at Benton Harbor In Jan- Mr. and Mrs. Abo Jacobson, who were breeds, guaranteed good lot 6 12 23 2 38 44 1 00 16 10 ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH uary, 1906, and separated In October, driving the car. They were charged strong stock at right prices Price" on DOBBS HATS O. J. SMITH. Clerk Pro Tom. thing else, either.—Cincinnati En- weat V4 of lot 13.. 4 08 80 10 1 00 6 04 1928. They have one child, Wallace with transporting liquor and were application. Louis Koob. Phone 52 F 4 Rev. L. E. Burgess, Pastor. quirer. 190 West Main St Benton Harbor, MicJ Marshmallow Cakes YANKS ADDITION TO Alexander, 21 years of age. turned over for a hearing before the Coloma. Also custom hatching, 80t7 x The confidence of youth and the GRAND MERE RESORT Sunday, March 25, 1928. United States commissioner of the fed- Sunday school ut 9:45. Tho Chil FACTS ABOUT THE TELEPHONE Benjamin F. Eggert of St. Joseph eral 6ourt at Kalamazoo. PLAYER PIANO for sale—Good as consciousness of being well dress- loU 24 and 26 4 81 94 19 IOO 6 94 (Iron's Division, under the direction of new, also several rolls. Mrs. Walter loU 49, 60. 51 4 62 9 69 1 88 88 1 00 12 86 will speak on "The Bible as an Author- Mrs. Kniebes. are planning for tho ity" at tho next Workers' Conference, On March Oth the G. R. O. W. class Rossback, Phone Harbor 020. Resi- was entertained at the Methodist par- dence, 340 High street, Benton Har- ed come to you with the wearing Easter program und a full attendance Tho average numbof of telephone to bo held at the Methodist church SATURDAY ONLY sonage In Watervliet, with Mrs. 'Lea- bor, Mich. S4t2x is urged for rehearsal. calls a day In the city of Atlanta Is basement, Tuesday evening, March 27. This Works! Morning worship at 10:45. With tills mon and Mrs. Shine as hostesses. De- of the Dobbs Girald. It is aston- 543,090. BEGINNING SATURDAY, MARCH 24 The address will begin at 8:00 o'clock. HORSES FOR SALE—Choice of two COVERT NEWS NOTES Greene—How do you keep your wife service will begin a series of Pre All adults are especially Invited to at- votionals were led by Rev. Leamon. A In West Virginia, telephone users nalr; weight about 3200 lbs. each pair. from going through your pockotp? Easter evangelistic meetings. The pas March 24th short business session followed during ishing what effect the right hat on are now making more than 685,000 tend. The workers will convene for a John F. Howard, Phone 221 F 5, Hart- Halg—Oh, I tell her I've been flah- tor will preach and there will be spec 0:30 pnt-luck dinner and reports. which Mrs. Leamon gave a report ou calls every day. the picture on the orient which Is to ford, Mich. 34t3x the outside of the head has on the ing. She's always afraid she'll find a iai music and Inspirational congrega An average of 1,900,000 telephone be given at tho church on May 15th. IN AND AROUND TIIE ELMS tionai singing at ouch service. Services connections take place dally in tho Attorney Joseph Kramer of Chicago CLOVER and Alfalfa Hay for sale. fishing worm in ray pockets. Mrs. Shine and Mrs. Kaucher won first feelings inside. There is a com- will be hold each evening, except Sat state of Now Jersey. Gilmore Brothers Second Umphrey & Rorick spent the weetc-end at his cottage at Justus Brune, Phone 37-R, Coloma. Mrs. William Crawford Is not quite prizes and Mrs. Ida Klbler and Mr. urday, at 7:30 from March 25 to April About 7,000 Long Distance Telephone Lakepolnt, Paw Paw Lake, Investigat- 34t2x so well as she has boon. Creative Work 8. Come and bring your friends. ing the recent robbery of his cottage, Leamon won second prizes In tho con- fortable satisfaction on all sides. Mrs. L. F. Peterson of South Haven calls aro made each day from the city COLOMA, MICHIGAN "What are you doing now?" The Aid Society Is mooting this when an Oldtown Canoe, a motor, a tost. The hostesses served a delicate FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatch- took dinner last Thursday al the Kelly of Baltimore. lunch and a very enjoyable evening was "Imaginative work." Thursday with Mrs. Fred Kletzer. Tho numhor of telephones In tho suit case full of hunter's clothing, a ing eggs. Pure Hollywood Single Comb home and also visited ut the Floyd Demonstration of Value Sale closed with tho roll call which was an- "What's Imaginative work?" Next Thursday will be tho final meet- state of Louisiana has more than quantity of fishing tackle and other White Leghorns; also early maturing Crawford homo. swered by fourteen members and visit- $8 "I imagine what work li like."— ing of the year and will bo hold at tho doubled In the past ten years. articles were stolen. About the same Barred Rocks. Place your order now Mrs. Pllsso entertained company last parsonage. A 100% attendance Is de- Aisortmenti Specially Priced For That Day ors. Tho class will meet with Mrs. Ida Berlin Der Brummer. Telephonic communication between time several other cottages In the same for future delivery; also a limited Sunday. sired ut this meeting. This will also vicinity wore robbed. Mr. Kramer Is Lewis and Mrs. Stark on Friday, amount of custom hatching. For prices, Mr. and Mrs. Lautonbach and daugh- Washington and Baltimore was first Lasting Seven Days Others $5 to $10 be Dollar Day. when the members and advertising that he will give a reward March 23rd. etc., call Mrs. Thomas Warren, Phone ter visited at Holland last Sunday. established on July 25, 1888, when 2 lb. box Krispy Crackers .25c Taking Advantage of It friends will bring tho money they have of $100 for Information leading to tho 12 P 21, Coloma. 30tf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crawford enter thirty-four messages were exchanged "What is it?" earned toward paying for the new 2 lb. box Graham Crackers 29c apprehension of the robbers and tho re- Tho ladles Social Union met at the talned William and Charles Merril between tiie two cities. One year ago we held our First Demonstration of Value Sale. It home of Mrs. George Friday, on March FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatch- "Collision between automobiles." kitchen range which was recently pur- Assistance In cooking was rendered, covery of the stolon goods. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crawford. Mrs. W'a Milk Chocolate Fig Bars 25c 13th, with Mesdames JCnnle Friday, ing eggs from our high producing "Sorry, hut it's our chance to cross chased by the Aid. Interesting reports in response to 76,000 telephone calls tor Derby and children, and Mr. an was a marvelous success—because of TWO important factors. Word has boon received by Coloma Stormer and Kull as assisting hostess- White Leghorns, Hollywood strain, will be given concerning the way In last year, by the American Gas As- Mrs. G. H. Kelly on Wednesday ovei the street." es. The meeting was cplled to order by flock averages 230 eggs each In pullet which these dollars were earned. sociation, declares Alexander B. Mac- Don't Forget Your Pound of Bell Isle Cookies and friends of the death of Mrs. Joseph El- lng of last week. Violin, guitar, banj. Tiie Aid Society will hold a Baked liott, which occurred at the home of tho vice president, Mrs. Eva Friday, yoar. Chicks, $18 per hundred; eggs. Doebelfs beth, President of the Association. FIRST—It gave us an opportunity to thow the people of and piano music wore features of th- Husband Goods and Farm Produce Sale Satur- a Ticket on the $5.00 Clock to be Given her son, Joseph H. Elliott, at Lake with about thirty members and guests $10 per hundred; lots of 500 or over evening and tho hostess served ligli "He is an Ideal husband." day, March 24, in tho store room re- Worth, Florida, about March 8th. The present. The devotlonals were con- reduced. Got your order In early. Exclusive ~^fie best fovMen refreshments. this vicinity our facilities for having the kind of merchandise Away Saturday Evening. ducted by Mrs. Anna Gelsler. After a Wm. B. Goss Poultry Yards, Coloma. "Then you ought to be happy.** cently vacated by the Quality Fruit Information was conveyed through a Mr. and Mrs. Alta Tacy were call short business meeting, the ladles were Wm. B. Goss, Prop. 25tf "Unfortunately I am not married to Store on Pi lies tone street, near Main. Expensive Hats clipping from a newspaper which did ers at the G. H. Kelly home Thursday Any donations for this sale should l.o they want. not give the date. Tho deceased was entertained by two selections by the Pipestone Street Benton Harbor The most costly hat whereof record POTTED PLANTS for all occasions, also Mrs. Soderborg and Herbert. him." delivered to the parsonage or to Mrs. 80 years of age. She was tho mother Friday trio—Little Gene, Elinor and :an bo found was not a woman's hat, also cut flowers and funeral work to Mrs. Charles Cole lias been numbered A. M. Stewart before 8:00 o'clock J'lt- SECOND—It proved to the people of this vicinity that we of Dr. Mabel Elliott, who formerly Helen May—accompanied on tho piano among the ailing. On the Ground Floor urday niornlng. Eggs, butter, cottage but one presented to General Grant ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* lived and practiced medicine in Colo- by Miss Margaret Friday, also a read- order. I deliver. Otto Hlngst, Ever- green Gardens, Phone 80F21, Coloma. "Did you get hurt while you were cheese, fruit, vegetables, any baked while he was in Mexico. Fifteen hun- could and did offer them this merchandise at wonderfully ma, and of Miss Boatarleo Elliott, also ing by Mrs. Stoffio. Tiie ladles then on- goods, or other articles will bo gruto- dred dollars lu gold was paid for It. Agent for the Butler a former resident of Coloma. The Joyed a good social time and wore serv- 14tf HU Recovery on the eleven?" "No, it was while the eleven were fully received. It Is to be seen in the National mu- Oil Omatic mother had often visited In Coloma ed with delicious refreshments by the "At one point in my career I was seum at Washington. Besides being low prices. and had many friends hero who will hostesses. MIBCBLLANMUi on me.' Windmill given up by seven doctors to die," so expensive. It is said to be the fin- regret to hear of her demise. Dr .Ma- GENERAL TRUCKING—O ravel Mrs. Walter Jensen was hostess nt a stated Uncle Feohles. "The three lo- est specimen of a Mexican sombrero We will be glad to tell you bel Elliott Is still located at Tokyo, and filling hauled. Long distance and cal physicians gave mo up. and then Famous Trout Food THIS SALE beginning Saturday offers new and seasonable merchandise in every Sec- Japan. St. Patrick's party last Saturday af- Spore's Resistance ever made. tbe merits of tbia mill. ternoon, tho guests Including members local moving. Bids furnished. Prices . Ladies Attention! four doctors from farther away gave A fresh-water shrimp which is called Perhaps tho next most expensive reasonable. RUBE MUNJOY, Phono tion of this large store. We stake our good name on the assertion that it will exceed last An old-fashioned dance, with music and friends of tho Thunder Mountain me up in rotation, each from his fa # Bacteriologists have shown thai gammarus is thriving In at least one hat was that which was presented to 48 F 12, Coloma. 32tf Former Tailor of Coloma is Now Located in Benton Harbor by Sylvester and Reuben Hazen and Night Hawks. The color wheme was vorite incurable disease. Later they tetani's spores may resist the temper- lake in Oregon, to the delight of offi- Wllilum H. Seward when lie was sec- year's sale, both in number of items and in values on sale. UlinMADS ature of boiling water for ninety min- cials. This shrimp makes an oxceliont Alton Williams, with Claude Tacy call in green and white In keeping with the BOAR FOR SERVICE—Registered We are now ready to make Ladies', Junior and Children's ail gathered around in solemn con- retary of state In President Lincoln's day. Guests wore presented with green utes. botulinus in vegetable Juices for food for trout, and on it trout will WE INVITE YOU to come Saturday, or any time next week, and see the offerings. Plumbing lng the numbers, made a Jolly evening Spotted Poland China. At the Wood- Spring Coats, Suits and Dresses to your measure at factory prices clave and gave me up in unison from cabinet. It was tho kind known as for tho Thunder Mountain Night paper hats and green tally cards for five and one-holf hours, and a closely grow to twice or thrice their original ward resort. Paw Paw Lake. 22tf seven different maladies for which panama, and his South American ad- We know you will be more than pleased. Details in the Benton Harbor paper will Hawks last Saturday, when they wore bunco scores. Miss Alma Stone re- related, harmlcsa species eight aud We also Remodel, Reline, Clean and Press the medical profession knows no cure. ki/e. mirers who sent it to him paid a UiOO- Well Driving entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs ceived tho highest score and Mrs. Reu- BOAR FOR SERVICE—"Medita- one-half hours. interest you. tions Laddie" Registered Du-Rock Jer- Cloth or Fur Coats at Proper Prices. Scon after, because they were letting Bands dollars for It. H. H. Hone. Seven games of bunco ben Hazen tho consolation. Door prizes sey. DuRock Akres, John S. Harris, me alone, I got well on my own hook." Heating wore played during tho earlier part of were won by Miss Louise Taube and Will be Open Until 9 a. m. for Convenience of Public Mrs. Flossie Williams. Refreshments Coloma, Mich. 19tf —Kansas City Tlmos. City Gave Name to Hats Truly an Abnormality the evening. Mrs. R6bort Hazen and ao It Se.tms Leghorn hats take their name from Raymond Becht wore awarded first were served, most of the delicious GUERNSEY BULL for service, tl.SO CHicago Style Shop From an exchange: "Daniel coming GILMORE BROTHERS honors and the consolation wont to viands carrying out tho color In green. Leghorn, an important seaport of Italy cash. Wilbur Qarl. Coloma. 39tf Benefit$ by Experience Homely girls have t; all over their unscathed out of the fiery furnace was Green nut cups with cunning Irish 127 Sixth Street—Benton Harbor and a strong naval station, 15 miles HARRY L. THOMPSON I Mrs. Raymond Becht and Reuben Haz The youngest child in the family If beautiful sisters, If f^e newspaper* an abnormality." It was all of that, Benton Harbot, Michigan Ion. Lunch was served at midnight. harps were favors. Mrs. Rudy Krlenltz Money to loan on real eatate security. Phono Harbor 2883 OR Call 176-M Coloma south of Pisa. Leghorn, with a popu- W. Main at Colfax the brightest, according to IntelH- tell the truth. The former never seeing that what he had entered was j Phone a9XJ COLOMA, MICH. Everyone had a fine time, as they al- and Mrs. Josephine Johnson wore Chi- Favorable terma and rstas.. A. N. have any trouble of ^ny sort, kind lation of 100,000. exports straw hats, fence experts. Naturally, the older n lion's den.—Boston TrnnsrrlpL taeeee#e*»e*«#M#aaee«M»#*»«##eeeee»e»M»»*#et»ee*t#M»ee»e»e»te*»Me»eee#M»»l ^*5^ do fit the Night Hawk parties cago guests at the party. Woodruff. WaUrrlW ttf ones bring blm up. •r description. silks, wines and dried fruits. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. TIIE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. Bedtime Story for Kiddies "The Most Perfect Man" I $15,000 CONTEST Sergt Herbert E. Smith, who ac- party, and they played all kinds ot "But even his chirping was music cording to army tests is "the most WINNERS « I'VE had a fine Journey," said tho FmAY the announcpd every Thunday, beRinnlnr * Fairy Queen, ns she cnme back to games. Puss In tho Corner was one and song to Pine's ears. And Pine perfect man" In the army, both In March Hth. 6.30 p. m.. Easu-m time, over Columbia Nationwide Radio System. Fairyland. favorite. told me of Dicky's bath-taking, and brain and brawn. His wife admits he Three weekly content* are open to (A) "Tell us about It, und tell as what "They played the donkey game, too. how he never failed to take a bath isn't right about everything, but sayg Women who USE Sunaet Soap Dye*, and Dytint. the new Kuanntted, full-sire pack- yon saw," the Fairies asked. There was a big sheet, and upon It each niornlng. he Is withal the world's best husband. age of TINT for only 10c; (B) Women who "First of all, I saw some lovely trees was a painted donkey. Each child "Oh, Pine boasted of Dicky, and of will RECOMMEND Sunwt Dyee and THIRTEENT Dytint, and hand to their friends copies of along a great avenue. They had all was blindfolded, and after having his bright yellow feathers. our 4-color Mauaxine; (C) Dealer* who "Pine thought it was so wonderful M SELL SunaetDyei and Dytint. Kocharge come out In full, and they were lean- been turned around three times bo as of any kind to enter these contests. Aak ing over and meeting high In the cen- to be mixed up and to make tho game that Dicky did everything standing on your dealer or write. ter, and talking to each other. harder, she was started off carrying a his legs. North American Dye Corpo-Ation Dept. W, Ml. Vernon, Ny/. "It seemed that they had started painted tall made of cloth which she " 'lie sleeps that way, he eats that telling each other little springtime se- was going to try to put on the donkey. way, he sings that way, he takes his crets early In the spring, and had gone "The one who got nearest In put- bath that way,' Pine said. tJV fj MCMTHS • • • ZIP! A snap of tho flnicer la not quicker tbaa closer together and closer together as ting on the tall correctly won a prize. "I saw many garden flowers—laven- they had listened to each other. "Then they had Ice cream and a der tulips, and white lilacs, and lilies SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! XL-ALL COFFEE $AVER of tho valley, and Johnny Jump-Dps, In operation. Works easily and measures ac- "So now the lovely branches met large birthday cake with Lucy's name curately. Saves mure than th* price of It- and Striped Grass and Flowering Al- self In two months, and keeps oh saving at and made a beautiful tree archway and age printed In pink letters upon Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are NEARLY A MILLION the rate of »7 a year. ~idMad * to last. Tb* all down the avenue. the white frosting. mond bushes, and they nil wished me most useful household appliance offered in such a polite good-day. not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe years. At your d-aler's. or will mall post- "All winter long they had looked at "The table had a paper tablecloth paid for 11.00. S.WF.K MFO. ro.. IMS tilemlule nlvd,. Lu* Ancele*. CaUf. each other on either side of the road- upon It with ail kinds of pretty pic- "Flowers have such sweet manners. by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. $ way and they had said: tures of little Boy Blue blowing his I saw two dogs rub noses, too, and MEN HAVE CHANGED PARKER'S "'When spring comes we'll have horn and of children with sand palls tell each other they were so glad to meet again. HAIR BALSAM some talks!' and shovels nt the sea-shore. The DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART RemoTrsltenilraS-NinpsHalrfaUlag "Then I peeped In at a birthday napkins were like the tablecloth, too. "My Journey was interesting to me Restores Color aad .T; JANUARY Beauty to Cray and Faded Hail party. A little girl named Lucy was "Then there were fences made of because I love to see all the different TO CHESTERFIELD ! Mc. and 11.00 at iTanlsta. nine years old. creatures und flowers and people I ti can. Accept only "Bayer" package FLORESTON SH AMPOO-Ideal for tu* to "She had some other children nt her connection with I'arkcr's Hair Balsam. Makes th* "To me there Is so much that Is which contains proven directions. hair soft and lluCfy. fiO cents by mall or at drna- KisU. Iliscox Chemical Works, i'auhogne, N. 1. worth while to see, and It's all so very Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets enjoyable," tho Fairy Queen ended as Sa/*" Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggisti. she waved her wand happily, Aspirin Is the tiad< mark of Btycr Manufccturo of UonoaceUctetdcitcr of StUcyllcscU (Copyright.) Waterfront nnd In-Idr l.orRe Lois Near PISO s My Mother o Victims of Progress city of wonderful advautaRea IIGO up. Many FRIDAY sold. Buy for home or Investment. I'erdldo y'coughs If we add together the number of Heights Co.. 013 Ashland Block, Chicago. deaths from typhoid fever, smallpox, Qaich Rtlitfl A pleasant, effecdv* By Douglas Malloch. I Seed Com, Wrsiern Plowman. Vrllow Dent *ynip-35c and 60c sixes. And ax- By JOHN BLAKE - scarlet fever, Infantile paralysis, and Golden Glow. Tellow Dent. tl.iO to M.IO tumally, a** PlSCS Throat and and diphtheria, the sura will fall con- bu. Germination practically perfect, cataloff. Chest Salve, 35c. Eckhardt's Hpm! House, Do Kalb. III. siderably short of that of those killed LOT of mothers may be fine, by motor cars on the public highways. r.OO VUUKUKS IKIS, DOZEN MIXED, fl. A I know that none's as nice as mine. Dozen all dirTeront. |1. Hunyon's Iris Farm, We Offer to Investors Serored I.oane, 6V4%. That, at least ia an authentic report Cedar Kapld/i. Iowa. Route 4. Interest paid semi-annually. Standard Loaa Though some folks say, The Habit of Working AVZAfO&S WIO JlJ&lgD TTJEJJIDC JHrnrnikuw/mUo Company, not Inc.. Aurora. Illinois. P. O. "All children do," from the state of New York, which AMD HERE'S WHY: Box 405. Keferenccs. First Nstlonal Bank. y we suppose will hold good pretty gen- By ELMO SCOTT WATSON Washington.—Tempting tha "Frl. parties when it is discovered that I know a way RIIEIMATIHM AND ARTHRITIS erally throughout the country. Are PIMPLES G day the Thirteenth" Jinx, Maj. Gary there are likely to be only thirteen Will you upend 5 red stamps for Informa- To prove It's true, OCTORS are continually advising away for what was to be a two who have been the very greatest of all insirniflouit, but thty M- RE you superstitious and we Indeed a maladroit and hapless noU bad blood. Constipation I. Crockett, Infantry, a student at guests present, England has left tion that will euro, full Information free. Ad- / A way to prove, of all the rest. men "not to be slaves to their months' rest. do you believe that Fri- WE STATE it as our honest dress A. N. Shotwell. Mt. Clemens, Mich. / D benefactors of society, you will find Frankansteln, able to overcome the causes bad blood. the Army War college. Staff Sergeant thirteen off Us license plates for auto- That my own mother Is the best. DR. THACHER'S day, the 13th, is a Jinx jobs," yet most of the men who have In a week he was back, painting that they did little else but Investi- Nels E. Swanson, Corporal B. A. Kor Hale—Two Chicago Drn* Store*. Good malign forces of nature but helpless SYRUP Aday? mobiles and the Italians never use belief that the tobaccos used in mixed nelghbothood, established. Corners, on done anything worth while have been busily again. gate and experiment, and that they reUere* constipation, iodig«Uon victims of the devices of our own If so, you'd better be- Walsh and Private Emll Rastocny of the number In lotteries. The Turks car Une. heated, good leases, reasonabl* For often Mother takes me out "I've Had a Fine Journey," Said the almost addicted to their work as drug Nothing else was able to Interest had no satisfaction In the lives they and billoua&Ms. 60c A $1.20 bottla nld I Chesterfield cigarettes are of rents. Lesko Bros., 17S7 W. (Ist St., Chicago. creation?—NorUi American Review. Yotm Local Dbaub gin worrying now, for the air corps, made parachute Jumps dislike the number so much that they Where other mothers are about Fairy Queen. users are addicted to the norcotics him In the least. lived outside their laboratories. THEY SATISFY "Save Yonr Hair." Gray's Hair Tonic—for there's such a day In the from a plane piloted by Lieut. R. I. have dropped It from their vocabu- finer quality and hence ofbetter They call my name. they use. 1 believe that tho average person The same thing Is true of Inven- dandruff. ItchlnK scalp, falling balr. Positive- cardboard with tho same patterns, and Varies Egg Production Female Help Wanted—To embroider at home offing—Friday, April 13. Haven, air corps, over Boiling field laries. Negroes In every land fear •nd yet THETRE Mnn ly—If not satis., money refund, on return o( They pat my head. With the drug user the narcotic Is needs rest and change, and that con- tors, and of men who have built up hand'terchlef.s, etc. No Hclllnr. good pay. Wa taste than in any other cigarette bottle. II. Frank O. Gray Co , Wooster, O. these fences were put ubout the table. A hen that belongs to William John- furnU.i material. Send atamp for particulars. In fact the year 1028 here on the afternoon of Friday, Jan- the number and it is also taboo among They say the same the chief thing in life. stant pegging away nt the same task, great Industries. They were quite low. Lawrei.;e Spec. Sales Co., Lisbon, Me. uary 13. Two of the venturers were the Indians of Mexico and Central at the price. For Sale 0 Room Hoase In So. Milwanke*. Things Mother said, It Is not the love of money that son of Oelweln, Iowa, lays a double- seems to be better sup- near car Une on highway, gas, olectrlo, f If he seeks to forget It, the thought however fascinating It may be. Is nar- hurt slightly. America. car garage, well, cistern, terms. Lewi* "The colors were all blue and yel- yolk egg for him every Wednesday— piled with this ominous- Lucnr A Mykbs Tobacco Oow But not a one I ever meet of it returns to him. rowing, und exerts a bad effect on makes great organizations so much aa Castle, South Milwaukee, Wis. and has been doing It week after week to-some-folks date than ' And Americans are Just as super- That ever makes It sound as sweet low, and Lucy wore a yellow hair rib- tiie health. the love of building, and of develop- F Caked Udder and Sore If he tries to break off Its use, he free state; under which heretofore they stitious about It as any other peo- bon. and yellow socks, and a blue sash. ing. That keeps many men hard at since the first of the year, when he Teats in Cows Try most years. There was Wealth Beneath Your Feet! becomes Instantly nervous and un- Yet most people could get more In- one fn January, the April one will flourished so long and prospered so ple. Only recently a great railroad And when they kiss me once or twice "Oh, they had a splendid time. work long after they have gathered started watching her. On the other much. Thousands havo walked over valuable mln** happy. terested in their Jobs than they are. HANFORD'S •oon be here and then there's an- system announced that it had paid without knowing It. and have seen tha It doesn't seem the least bit nice. "Then I passed a great many mem- more money than they and their heirs days of the week she lays an ordinary And we do strictly charge and com- wealth which was within tholr grasp takra Now It may be that work ought not without running the risk of Illness, or by others. I want to run. egg.—Indianapolis News. other one due again in July. mand, that the said publick fast bo deference to the superstition by bers of the balloon family, all riding without sacrificing any of the real can possibly spend. Balsam of Myrrh reverently and devoutly observed by Ring's Odd Hiding Place The Failure That's really true, to have effect on human beings, yet Afl fcslsr* sn lotfertoJ te rdnJ tw mst ier tk So If you're a believer In this eliminating the number thirteen from Give Yourself a Chance! on motor cars. They looked very pleasures of life. I do not think that anyone should all our loving subjects in England, our Last Christmas Howard Dunsing Judge Molynoux of Minneapolis Grace Hotel that It does act thus Is apparent to Great inequality of the income tax Cnt koUk ii set saitsd. auperstltion, you've got two more its passenger trains. It was stated at Be nrepared to know a valuable mineral It's Just no fun pretty and gay, and they were very If you will read of the scientists, work at his Job till he breaks down, dominion of Wales and town of Ber- of Brockton, Mass., lost a ring while told at a luncheon a story about a CHICAGO • from a piece of worthless rock. Our book. anyone who has associated much with such Jfnx days during which you'll wick upon Tweed, as they tender the the time that many people refused to "The Amateur Prospector's Gnlde." will show When some folks do, proud as they waved a 'hello' to me but I do believe that few of us work "on the small schedules" is that so changing a tire. Recently this same Jackaon Blvd. and Clark St. men of affairs. favour of Almighty God, and would brother Judge. Boomt with detached bath 11.60 you. Prlc* $1 postpaid. OakOold Distributing Genius begins; labor finishes. need to watch your step, even If you ride on those trains If they knew the n( Co., 1095 Market St, San Francisco. Calif. Bat when my mother kisses me as they hurried by! anywhere nearly as hard as we can many elude it avoid His wrath and indignation; and tire showed signs of blowing out and J l P«' with priT»t« I know of a painter who was told did escape disaster on Friday, Jan- number because they feared bad luck "My confrere," he said, "was pass- bata noo and V M. orvo.ii. Pmi It's Just as nice as nice can be. "I saw some dear little pink leaves at ours, and that Is probably the rea- upon pain of such punishment as we Dunsing decided to take the shoe off ing sentence on a criminal the other OBm-Imt An Ttettm u4 Bier*. Start a Beanty Shop. Big money making op- that he was a slave to his art, and uary 13. The aviators whose pic- may Justly inflict upon all such ns would befall them. Several New York Stock yard! cart direct to door. portunities. Have agents working: for you. coming out, and I knew the members son that work never gets to be a habit and have it vulcanized. As he pulled A clean, comfortable, sewly that he was getting morose and unlit tures appear above probably would contemn and neglect the performance hotels have no room 13 nor 13th floor, day and spoke of him as a profes- Schorl's System of Beauty Culture shows yen Tve even had to eat their cake; with us. the tube from the tire, the missing decorawd hoML A • a f • place how. II. P. O. Box 142. Ft. Wayne, Ind. of the White Oak family were slowly for human companionship because he of so religious a duty. the number being purposely omitted. sional burglar, but the man protested for yoar wife, mother or cUter 'it's not as nice as she can make. 'Cnnvrlehf » The Right Soap tell" you that there's nothing In It, coming along. And, for the better and more order- ring dropped out, none the worse for warmly from the dock. Why Suffer From Rheumatism. Bend ua 11.10, put it before anything else in his life. anyway. But if yon needed addition- The same is true of some office build- Jnst lots of ways. ly solemnizing the same, we have given wear, but leaving Its Imprint on the will send you bottle of L Rbeumo postpaid. "I called upon a little Dicky bird, too, Finally persuaded that this was Squawks I "'Here, Judge, yer honor,' he said, If not beneited money refunded. E. R. al reassurance here's a news Item directions to the most reverend the ings. In order to avoid using the num- And lots of things, Inside of the tire. Hutchlngs Laboratories. Greenville, 8. C. who belonged to a little boy known For Baby's Skin archbishops, and the right reverend the 'I don't know what yer drivln* at The way she plays. true, he locked up his studio and went _ .•>•»•> •«•> •« > «> .C>*> «•>•*•> •*•> *> '| which appeared in the Kansas City ber, rooms aud floors In hotels and BURNS to his friends as Pine. bishops of England, to compose a form when ye call me a professional bur- The way she sings, Ed Howe Says: In the care of baby's tender skin Cuti- Star last January: office buildings and cabins in pas- Removed by Uiing the Wonder Ointment For Sale—9 room House to So. Milwaukee. "Pine was very proud of Dicky and ;| By Viola Brothers Shore p of prayer, suitable to this occasion, to A Novelty glar. I've only burgled once before, near car lino, on highway, gas, electric, t My mother's best. Resides, last night, cura Soap is the mother's favorite. Not be used in all churches, and places of senger ships are numbered 12-A. COLLIVER'S GOODSALVE car parage, well, cistern, terma. Lewis WARRENSBURO, MO.—Thirteen and they nabbed me "both times.* told how Dicky would sing, though only is it unrivaled in purity and refresh- publick worship, and to take care the Railroads and steamship lines report Stage Manager (dubiously)—There For Full Sized Package by Mail Send fiOc Caah Castle. South Mllwauke*. Wis. My daddy told me I was right. 0 A hen-pecked man submits to so holds no terrors for Copper Norman, or Stamps to really Dicky sang very little. samo be timely dispersed throughout are so many strong-man acts Just now "'Oh,' the Judge answered suavely, ((E) by McCIure Newspaper Syndicate.) G1PLIGAGJ ing fragrance but its gentle emollient center on the Warrensburg college that travel Is lightest on the 13th of (•Iris. Jean Pierce's Almond Cream la th* much that I do not believe he would their respective dioceses. Given at our —do you fellows do anything out of 'I did not mean to say that you were THE VIA 8ANO COMPANY FOR THE GOOSE— propertjcs are usually sufficient to allay basket-ball team. Tho other night ho the month and If It happens to be a P. O. Box 101S - - Atlantic City, N. J. best lotion for chapped skin, softens aad resent a beating. wore sweater No. 13 and was the high court at St. James, the thirtieth day eminent In your profession.'" refreshens. Fifty cents postpaid. JBAN minor irritations and promote permanent Friday, the 13th, then the number of the ordinary? PIERCE. 4110 Drexel Blvd.. Chicago. OD help the woman that's got a * # # »nan with thirteen points. The game . of October, one thousand seven hun- dred and soventy-six, in the seven- travelers is almost negligible. Strong Man (impressively)-We G trustln' nature. The one that ain't skin health. Was played on Friday, the 13th. Small lnve« mrnt—Qnlck Returns. Made po*- I know the people have a savage teenth year of our reign. wind up our act by opening a sardine '11 help herself. Soap Se. Ointment X and BOe. Talfnm Se. Sold trwrrwhw*. What is the unluckiest piece of A soft-headed nail and a hard- The Complaint slblo by purcb. 180 Partlclpatlnir Cortlflcat** By NELLIE MAXWELL - streak. How well we all know It Rumple each free. Addms: "Catleara U&or»lort*, tftpv M, Wicmui Those who scorn the Friday the tin.—The Pathfinder Magazine. headed man are both dlfilcult to drive. Mrs. Bloop—Don't take it so hard- In mammoth poultrr develop. Orange Blos- What I am trying to teach Is that they Milil«a. Mm." As It turned out the Divine Majesty money to own? No, It isn't the $2 bill. som Poultry Farms. Inc.. Winter Haven, FU, Cuticura Sh.»ioB Slick 25c. 13th superstition point to the fact In a month he'll be back again. Lots of times you gotta take your cannot afford it; that they would do to whom the Hanoverian king wished It's the quarter, say some folks, and Thoroughbred Baby Chicks. Leading varie- that. If It were ns unlucky as it is Most actors prefer a small role to It's a wise fish that can read be- Mrs. Zoop—That's Just It. I thought choice between beln* hypocritical in better to become not entirely, but al- to appeal for aid evidently decided here Is why: There are 13 letters in ties of th* best strains In th* country. At Good Things to Eat Laugh at King's Edict supposed to be, American history an entire loaf. tween the lines. the Judge would make it six months. price that will please you. Catalogue fna. order to be kind or beln' cruel in or- most civilized. At Least, Minds Were not to take sides with that ruler the words "quarter dollar." the eagle Rhodes Hatchery. Box A, Dakota, IIL der to be sincere. * # * Bobbed hllr has an ejjemy In Issn might have been vastly different from against his rebellious subjects, nnd has 13 feathers in his tail, 13 long on the Right Track what it has been. For instance, away- * You are dissatisfied, but should not Said, king of the tledjaz. for that reason, It would appear that feathers in each wing, 13 arrows in back at the beginnings of this repub- There are souls In this world which Drop the balls Info water with a bit FOR THE GANDER— carry It too far. . . , What are When men Invade the realm of Although he refrained from forbid- there was at least one Friday, the one foot, holds n branch with 13 have the gift of findinp joy everywhere lic a certain Friday, the 13th, turned of lemon Juice fo keep them from dis- A wise man and a fool does about you dissatisfied about? Usually with women In ladles' apparel shops often ding the women to cut their hair, be 13th, which was a lucky day for leaves in the olher foot, bears a rib- and of leaving It behind them where- out to be a lucky day Instead of an ever they go.—Faber. coloring. Prepare a mixture of pine- tiie same things. On'y the wise man natural conditions that cannot be the scene resembles that created by ordered that any barber found guilty America, even though It may have bon tn its mouth with 13 letters on It Only Whippet unlucky one. For in October, 1770, apple, banana, grapefruit and put Into does 'em In the beginning. changed; so your grumbling does no the proverbial bull In the china shop. of clipping a woman's locks should be been unlucky for England. file Shield over the bird's head con- King George the Third of England has all these features: HILE the fresh maple sugar Is glasses. Decorate tiie top of each good: It Is a mere rtchibition of folly. The clerks of one downtown store tell sent to Jail or fined. .More recently than this example tains 13 stars and—there are 13 stars caused the Issuance of a proclama- still toothsome, try using It and with a few apple balls. Pour over all Necessity Is the mother of Invention. ((e) by the Hell Syndicate. Inc.) about two young men who desired to The fashionable women of the Hed- of Friday the 13th, being lucky rather on the other side of the coin! W tion, calling for a day of prayer and Full force-feed lubrication the sirup In various ways. Here are a boiled rider slightly thickened by But desperation Is Its Incubator. buy hosiery. Jaz have begun to act as barber to one than unlucky for the American peo- Hut for all the superstition about Buddhistic Teaching fasting throughout the kingdom, In- Silent timing chain two: • boiling—cool before using. "What color?" asked one of the another. ple is the fact that the man chosen this number, It must be admitted that tended to bring about the defeat of Nut Sandwiches. Remember a great beauty Is either One should feel compassionate In- other,In reply to the clerk's question. to lead our troops in tiie World war. there is much to be said on both sides Light'Weight, single plate the rebellious American colonists, who clutch Brown walnuts In a little butter, "No girl should let a fellow kiss a little spoiled—or a lot. terest In the welfare of human beings. "Now; what color did she ask that we Gen. John J.' Pershing, was born on of the question. For Instance, here TteOnly Quite Correct on a certain day. In the preceding season with salt and add to grated Golden Frozen Pudding. her just because he escorts her home," (CopyrlKht.> -Buddhist Scriptures. get?" And the pair grew quite per- Friday, the 13th, and one of the great- are two different views on the sub- Gasoline tank at rear "What is a man-of-war?" July, declared that they were "of maple sugar. Chop the nuts and use Scald a pint of milk. Beat six egg says Flippant Flo; "she should think plexed. est victories of his men was that at ject. The following news Item from ill 1 1 1 1 111 I I 1 I ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill I I 1 1 111 I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 "A cruiser." right and ought to be free and Inde- Metal, oil-tight universal on buttered whole wheat bread. yolks until thick, add one cupful of up some other reason." "Oh, yes, I remember. We want St. Mihiel which was won on Friday, the Washington Star presents one: Joints "What makes it go?" pendent" from the mother country. A most delicious omelet may be sugar and one-half tea.^poonful of salt; (CopyrlKht.) that shade called buckshot" the 13th. "Its screw, sir." That proclamation, as printed in the Philadelphia.-E. W. Tallman, newly Big 4-wheel brakes prepared by placing n half-cupful or beat again. Cook the two mixtures By F. A. WALKER - "No, no, not buckshot was It?" ques- In fact, there are many people who "What goes with It" London Gazette of October 30, 1770, elected manager-director of the Auto, less of blanched almonds In a buttered until smooth, cool, add a tablespoon- Happiness tioned the other. "Wasn't It shot- mobile club of Philadelphia, hns no feai Long, semi-elliptic springs "It's crew, sir!"—Weekly Scotsman. reads as follows: not only scorn this superstition but omelet pan, and stir until hot, but fill of vanilla and one and one-half Once a wise man said: "Happiness gun?" never pass up a chance, as the avia- of the No. 13. As president of the Kl- Heavy, rigid tapered frame "Now," queried the clerk helpfully, wanls club, Mr. Tallman recently re. not brown; then pour In the omelet cupfuls of cream. Freeze. Have ready grows at our own firesides, and Is not World's Greatest Wonders We, taking Into our most serious tors pictured above did, to defy this Light Car The Only Recognition marked to his fellow members: "I hav* Alemite chassis lubrication and cook. Fold as usual and serve one and one-half cupfuls of sultana fo be picked In strangers' gardens." "do you mean you want gunmetal?" consideration the Just and necessary and other Jinxes. There was once a been in Philadelphia 13 years, been '•m m 11111 m 111 m 11 m 11111111111 m m 111111 m 11-: "Have you any political pull?" measures of force which we are Low-swung, full-vision with a hot maple sauce poured raisins, candled cherries, pineapple If you do not find happiness in your "Yeh, that's It. Gunmetal. Gosh, famous Thirteen club, which used to married the sanus number of years, my bodies around the omelet. This makes a we missed It a mile, but we were on "Not much," answered Farmer obliged to use against our rebellious birihday falls on the 13th of the month and citron mixed, cover with lemon home It is, perhaps, because you have IF YOU had lived in the ancient many people delight to think that the nubjects in our colonies and provinces smash a mirror before it sat down the right track anyhow." the two re- Corntossel. "I've devoted my life to I have motor license No. 1313 and Adjustable steering post delicious dessert. juice and let stand overnight. Stir this not planted the seeds of happiness * times you would have journeyed. If world Is going to the bow-wows, that In North America and putting our under umbrellas, thirteen at a table, everything In my'llfo has been assocl" fruit mixture Into the frozen custard there. Or. having planted them, you you had had the time and money, to the past is infinitely superior to the plied In chorus, laughing at their own the service of my party, and the only trust fn Almighty God. that Ho will on the occasion of its monthly din- ated with No. 13. offering all these Quality YeaturesBalloon tires Apple Cocktail. and let stand for two hours to ripen, have not stayed around to watch them present and that they would have been mistake—Indianapolis News. Job I ever got was chairman of a re- vouchsafe a special blessing on our In taking charge of the motor club seven places on the shores of fthe arms both by sea and land, have re- ners on the thirteenth, and there is Snubbers Peel large apples and with a large grow.—Grove Patterson, In the Mobile ception committee." on the 13th, Mr. Tallman enters upon serve with whipped cream. eastern part of the Mediterranean In much happier if they could have lived solved. and do, by and with the ad- no record that bad luck trailed any the task of adding four new floors to potato scoop cut Into small balls. ((c). 1928. Western Newspaper Union.) Register. order that you migUt see the then In another age and a better time. Didn't Look Good vice of our privy council, hereby com- of Its members nnd got them In bad. the clubhousa nnd garage at No. 23 mand, that u pulillck fast and humili- South Twenty-third street, which will Seven Wonders of the World. A day's deprivation of modern con- M A Majority Several years ago three Chicago I want to get a good boss for ation be observed throughout that part provide additional facilities for hun- You have doubtless heard, them veniences of which tiie ancients knew couples were married on Friday, the plowing," said Farmer Jones to a Attorney (in property lawsuit)— of our kingdom of Great Britain called dreds of new members. named many times. It Is probable, nothing would be a good lesson for England, our dominion of Wales, nnd 13th, at the 13th hour in ceil No. 13 horse trader, "and I want a good one, Four people have testified that you And from the New York Herald- Oklahoma State Seal Added to House Ceiling too, that If you are past thirty you them. They would realize that this is, town of Berwick upon Tweed, upon of the old convict ship "Success," too." cut down that tree. Friday the thirteenth day of December Tribune comes this addition to "thlr- would have some trouble In repeating after nil, a pretty good world to live which was then on exhibition In the "I got Just the boss for you, friend; Accused—What are four people? I next: and so both wo and our people teenlana": them offhand. In, that genius was never so active nor may humble ourselves before Almighty Chicago river. Each bride carried a $ he's a good worker, but he doesn't can bring millions who did not see me. Chicago.—Life is made up of a num- To save you the time of looking them so productive, thut every day sees Its God, in order to obtain pardon of our black cat and thirteen mirrors wore ber of things, the accent In the case of look good," returned the U. T. I up. they were the Pharos of Alexan- creations and Its advuncemenfs and alns: broken at the time of the ceremony. Irvln S. Berling of Wlnnetka being on I "I ain't buying him for the looks, And may. In the most devout and the word "number." Uncle Eben dria, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Tem- that we are far ahead of the ancients So far as Is known, all three of these so If he's a good boss I guess I'll solemn manner, send up our prayers Mr. Berling applied for a motor car ple of Diana at Ephesus. the Hanging In the sources of happiness. "It's a nan's duty to smile an' look and supplications to the Divine Ma- marriages have suffered no disas- license and got It. It was No. 13. Of lake him." Gardens of Babylon, the Pyramids, the And now to go back to the begin- cheerful." says Dncle Eben. "But 11 jesty, for averting those heavy Judg- trous fate. all the numbers In the box. this was Two days later Farmer Jones re- you does it when you's on yob way to ments which our manifold sins and the last one he wanted, so he sent ft Tomb of Mausolus and the Great ning. what are the Seven Wonders of provocations have most Justly deserved, In an age of what we are pleased turned with the horse. "Why In the de dentist office, you's Jes' a plain back. Another license arrived. It was Statue of Jupiter at Olympla. the modern world? and for imploring His intervention and to term "enlightenment and prog- No. 58, and Mr. Burling observed with devil didn't you tell me the old boy prevaricator."—Washington Star, S-passenjget Go to some library and look up the ((c) by McCIure Newspaper Syndicate.) blessing speedily to deliver our loyal ress," it Is Interesting to note how hardly any tax on his arithmetic that L was blind?" said Farmer Jones to the subjects within our colonies and the superstition about the number 13 five and eight total thirteen. So ho reasons why each one of these was provinces In North America from the sent that back. horse trader. has survived when other supersti- COACH built There are interesting romances "Well, I think 1 made it plain A Mental Stranger violence. Injustice, and tyranny, of In duo course there arrived the third those daring rebels who have assumed tions seems to be going into the dis- license. It happened to be No. 67, und excellent and entertaining reading enough when I said he didn't look "I hear that Reggie has taken np to themselves tho exercise of arbitrary card. The belief that this number is which also totals thirteen. about every one of these creations. good." So Farmer Jones has still got New Thought" "Huh! Any thought power; to open the eyes of those who a hoodoo seems to be world-wide. In He returned it and now awaits tho After you have done that sit down the old boss.—Indianapolis News. would be new In Reggie's case." have been delude^ by specious false- fourth, hoping that It will not arrive and write out what you think are the hoods into acts of treason and ro- France, especially in Paris, no house next Friday, which he has noted falls most marvelous results of genius. belllon; to turn the hearts of the auth- bears that number. In the French on tho thirteenth of January. Nothing to Read jrs of these calamities, and Hnally to So that you may have a good start- Toothpicks in Demand capital there are persons, known as The number of letters in Mr. Ber- "Who was that poor fellow who restore our people in those distract- llng's full name add thirteen, and his ing point we print below the selections Toothpicks may be social outlaws. ed provinces and colonies to the happy "fourteeners," who are held In re- starved to death In Hollywood?" street address, 988 Lake avenue, does, Prices Reduced to the of a thousand men of note In this i>ut every year their production In condition of being free subjects of a serve to make fourteen at dinner too. "He was a mind reader 1"—Life. . country and Europe who were Invited creases by millions, says a Chicago Lowest Level in Our History! manufacturei of tho wooden silvers. 4-DOOR SEDAN to make a similar list Every mun Man who doesn't care for public said, to obtain metal as thin as one- voted for the seven things he thought However, the wheels of the toothpick And the Chiggers It is important to remember in considering the sensational Whippet appreciation Is almost abnormal. It Mile of Ribbon thousandth of an Inch and half a mile most wonderful and when the ballots industry are not kepf running to sup- "Man Is slowly winning his war on price reductions, that the quality of these cars is now finer than Is tho Incentive of millions. to a mile of ribbon can readily be ob- *585 " were counted these were selected, re- ply the use for which they were orig- the Insect world," says a noted chem- ever before. It Is reported that there Is a process tained from each nozzle per minute. New Rtduc- ceiving the greatest numbe'K of votes inally Intended. It Is such things ns ist Let's post this news where the Adam had his little troubles, but employed In England for making me- Ribbons of aluminum, lead, zinc, tin, The perfected Whippet is smarter, more colorful, with added grace Low prlccj tioru in the order mimed: Radio, the tele- using tliem to teach the baby to count, boll weevils, corn borers, potato bugs he never had any dressmaking or mil- tallic ribbon at fhe rate of half a mile copper, silver, gold, etc., have been of line, and new items of equipment. Full-crown fenders, cadet Touring - - - $455 Ii7« phone, the airplane, radium, spectrum •iilcklng three-decker sandwiches to- und mosquitoes can see It. linery bills to worry about. a minute. The molten metal is caused obtained. Coach - - - 535 w analysis, the X-ray, the Panama canal. nether and resorting to toothpicks visor, window reveals and other refinements give it the style to Cow through one or more nozzles In These are Indeed great wonders, but when the poker chips run out that appeal of the most modem fine cars. Roadster (2-pass.) 485 iioosts production. Success Is frequently the result of a thin stream upon the periphery of All the Difference are they the greatest? your ublllly to persuade others to ac- a rapidly rotating water-cooled drum. Mothers, Attention! Everywhere owners report their complete satisfaction with its Roadster ^^525 17# Poe In one of his poems'refers lo Prudence should not be confounded Merle Mohtrly, artist at the United States Capltol In Washington, and the copy of the seal of the State of Okla- cepf you af your own valuation. The metal solidifies immediately and A sign appearing In n doctor's office spirited performance, its remarkable economy, its comfort and "the glory that was Greece and the with wisdom, which often likes to Coupe- 535 90 homa which Is to be placed with the other state seals In the celling of the house of representatives. Representa- The Inventor Is thrown off from the surface of the In St Louis reads: "I treat all dis- squander. Prudence Is the result of its easy handling. grandeur that was Rome." A good ((c) by McCIure Newspaper Syndicate.) Cabriolet Coupe 545 300 tive Tom D. McKeown of Oklahoma, at right. Is watching Moberly at work. "Are you sure your new Idea will A man seldom forgives an injury drum in the form of a continuous and eases, Including children."—The Out- fear; wisdom of courage.—Plain Talk vork?" until after ho has availed himself of uniform ribbon. It Is possible, it is look. Magazine. Chassis ... 355 90 fest alarm, also enters into the story • Well, ni have to if It doesn't" an opportunity to get even. knowledge, but the discreet use of gestions made by my grandmother, All prices (. o. b. factory. knowledge Is wisdom—a gift of the The "Bogie Man" of our bogle man. For In Wales a WUlys-Oreriand. Inc„ Toledo. Ohio and repeated by simple and intelli- New Definition of Golf accommodations for 600 of the ancient gods I horse that shies In fear of something The bright eyes, the clear skin, the sprightly step, the gent people ever since, with prompt Is called a "boggle." Golf Is what letter carrying, dltch- Venetian Gondolas type of craft, of which 200 are private- ORDER NOW HE great fear of children Is the active mind, are the right of healthy man. McctedWhippet I have a body and can't make It and unmistakable benefit. These sug- So although we do not "boggle" or The dlgging, and carpet beating would be ly owned. The rest are on hire. Use FOR EAELY DELIVERY "boglfe man," and many grown- Keep your kidneys, liver and bowels in good condition oy LEONARD A. BARRETT over; no ons can make It over for gestions are known fo everyone, cost T show signs of being "possessed," If those three tasks had to be per- Two Venice gondola factories, the of gondolas for hire Is limited by the ups have bogies of vurious forms. The and you will be active and vigorous at 70—at any age! me. If we should all give our best ef- nothing, and are effective without though we fear no goblins or witches, formed on the same hot afternoon In only plants In the world manufactur- city authorities, gondoliers being li- word has an interesting derivation, For seven generations—since IWO—the Koiiandere forts to changing natural rules gov- doubt; anyone may test them, and re- we do have our bogles today, pet fears Joy short pants nnd colored socks by ing the waiei-luAis, build fuity to fifty censed and under municipal regula- having had its origin in Wales, thai have relied on their "Dutch drops" for aid in keeping OMMON sense Is a rare virtue. erning our bodies, and contribute lib- ceive benefit—not in the distant fu- and superstitions that are different gouty-looking men who required a dif- gondolas a year for the domestic tion. land of myths and elves of old. C Good horse sense Is worth more erally to our means, we couldn't do It. ture, but within the day of trial. Under merely In their nature from those old- up their health and vigor. ferent Implement for every mood.— trade. Few ever have been shipped They will do it for you. Try than rubies. The luck of It has proven I learn from old books and from old such circumstances, why do we drag "Bogle" Is really a corruption of time counterparts whose name has of Weekly Scotsman. to other countries. A complete gon- WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. them today. Look for the name disastrous to many educated persons. men that the anclenfs had the same around with feeble bodies? Why are "bogle," which is derived from the survived In the modern word "bogle." dola, its equipment including oars, All Silence Not Golden Gold Medal on every box and w u* ablmi TOLEDO, OHIO Education Is an essential factor in experiences I am having, and that we poor when there Is plenty In the Welsh "bogwl," meaning a specter or (CopyrlKht) accept no imitation. At all MAARUM OIL carpets, plush seats and trimmings, ail We oftfn hear of the wife who talks the business world, it Is also a ne- they had the same bodies we have to- world for us? goblin. The verb' "boggle," which Life druggists, in 3 sizes. Indian Appellation made in Venice, sells for 20,000 lire, too much. But pity the husband of cefsity. The product of education Is Love is fanned by a bank draft or about $1,000 at the factory. The day. I know I may adopt health sug- (©, 1928. WcBtern Newspaper Union.) means to wavor or hesitate, to mani- Genesee Is an Indian word meaning the wife who talks too little.—Wo- pleasant "alley. canals of the city provide traveling an's Home Companion. PAGE TWELVE THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. FRIDAY MARCH 16, 1928. • i ilece, Mrs. Nina Flschnar. Funeral Card of Thanks COLOMA TOWNSHIP TICKETS THE HOUSEWIFE YOUR DOCTOR WILL KNOW tervlces were held Tuesday morning rom tbe Methodist church, of which We wish through the columns of The OR ELECTION APRIL 2 AND THE PEDDLER Berr^o County Deaths rhe deceased was a member. Inter- Coloma Courier to express our heart- ment lu the New Troy cemetery. C^P felt thanks to those who assisted us Something must bo done fo wipe out during the sickness nnd death of our REPUBLICAN TICKET The housewife usually regards the the great Inroads tuberculosis Is mak- husband and father, for the beautiful peddler who comes to her door as a ing upon tbe lives of the people in this tiorai offerings, to the pall bearers, to Mrs. Roscoe Minard, aged 19 years, For supervisor—A. W. Baker, re- nuisance. But half the time she en- state. During the past decade the the singers, to those who furnished GIMIE A. KtlGLAR FOUND died of pneumonia on March 16, 1928, AND nominated. courages him by tbe upside-down pro- great white plague in Michigan hns ex- cohveyances and to everyone who ns- it her home between New Troy nnd For township clerk—C b a r 1 e s C. cess of "buying something to get rid of acted a toll In excess of 8000 victims sisted In any way. Three Oaks. She Is survived by her Smith, renominated. him." She finds it easier, in the in- annually. This tyiOlrmous economic MRS. FRANK NIVER. 'DEAD AT HOKE NEAR SAWYER husband, a brother and an uncle. Fu- For township treasurer—Elton Lahr, dividual Instance, to buy a package of waste, which can be avoided, demands MRS. WILLIAM SMITH. neral services were held from the late reqominated. bad needles, or a rug, or a rubber serious attention. A nation-wide move- BELLS MRS. GEORGIA BOYER. home, Saturday afternoon; Interment For highway commlssiqner—J o e apron which turns out to be a second, ment, sponsored in this state by the Remains Were Found by His Wife- In the New Troy cemetery. Huyck, renominated. than it is to listen to a stre&m of talk Michigan Tuberculosis Association, for For overseer of higliways—Sylvester Card of Thanks and force herself to argument as ^o the early diagnosis of tuberculosis will Heart Disease Cause of Ills Demtoe Hazen. why she should not buy. ! be Inaugurated during March. Eighty- Funeral services were held Friday af- Rowley Warman and family wish, For justice of the peace (full term) Yet If all the housewives of a given four per cent of the cases reaching ternoon for the late Chark's Suuday of Gustav A. KiiKler. a 55your-old through the columns of The Courier, —Orrln J. Long. town were to unite in refusal to buy medical attention are found to bo in Oronoko township, who passed away WORSE AT EVERY WORD farmer living near Sawyer, wns found to express their sincere thanks to the For member board of review (full of itinerant salesmen for a year, tbey the advanced stages of the disense. last week at the age of M years, follow- dead In his home on March Id. 1U2«. friends and neighbors who were so term))—John Miller, renominated. would find themselves left long before Taken in time tuberculosis Is curable. ing an attack of the llu. He Is sur- Buck nnd Bud had not seen ouch hy Ids wife. Tho man had been work- kind in assisting them in their recent For constables—J. V. Thompson, the year was out, in peace and quiet If your suspicions have been aroused vived by his widow and four children- other for several years when they ing about the farm all morning and bereavement, those who sent floral of- dohn Peterson, Claude Mast and Wil- to attend to their home duties without see your doctor Immediately. Let hhn Lester und Gciuld Sunday, Mrs. Naomi met at a Legion convention. luid eaten a good dinner a short time ferings, the pall bearers and all others liam Klnyon. interruption and to do their market- Iw the one to decide as to your condl- Broahman ami Miss Ruby Sunday. before Ids lifeless form was found In "Hello, Bud, old scout! How's tbe who wore of assistance In any manner. ing according to their own good judg- I tlon. Thousands of Uvea will Iw savfed another room of the house. A coroner H wife?" —Adv. ment. if this advice Is followed during the jury rendered a verdict of death from CITIZENS* TICKET • next few years. Charles E. Edwards of Lakeside, who "She's In heaven," replied Bud sor- heart desease. as Kngler bad l>een In rowfully. Ids usual health prior to a short time was injured on U. S. ."U near Grand For supervisor—Malcolm D. Grant. "Is that so? I'm sorry." Then, Card of Thanks. Extentive Travelert before his demise. He Is survived by Beach on March 11th. when bis car For township clerk—William Scott. realizing that this did not sound quite his widow and two daughters—Mrs. collided with with a motor truck, died I desire to express my sincere thanks For township treasurer—James J. Every minute of the day on the s?- Here't the Whole Trouble Edward Kruger of Sawyer, and Evelyn at the Michigan City hospital on March right. Buck ndded; "I mean I'm glad to tbe neighbors and friends for the Klbler. ersge. the B.flOO cars of the Pullraaa The trouble with the people who For highway commissioner—Justus Kugler, who lived at home. Funeral 18, 1928, from injuries sustained when —no, that Is to say, I—I'm surprlaed." many acts of kindness tendered us dur- company travel a total distance of 2,- go around talklnu about psychanalysla Brune. services were conducted Monday after- his car was wrecked and then burned —Brooklyn Eagle. ing my illness, also for the letters and 087 miles.-Liberty. Is that If they'd only use the psych- cards and tbe beautiful plants and For overseer of highways—WiUiam noon by Rev. Sebenonel. Lutheran pas- up. analysis they talk about to And out tor of Sawyer. Interment in Hivendde flowers and other remembrances sent Kelgley. Confiding Public For justice of tbe peace (full term) why they went around talking about cemetery. vwir me. Needt Revision Marylln Allen, Il'/j . daughter "You have the confidence of your —Edward C. Corrlgan. pyschanaiysls, they wouldn't go ROBERT G. WENDZEL. . Instead of saying: "Keep still, my of Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of Bu- constituents." For member board of review (full around talking about psycbnnalysls.— heart," the appeal should be to tbe MRS. MARY ROWLANDS. 99. chanan. died at Mercy hospital March "I am sure of that," answered Sen- term)—Ira O. Leedy. Exchange. 10, 1028. following an operation for ator Sorghum. '"I often think, but Recordt of Patriott For constables—Alba Rosa, Richard tongue.—Atchison Globe. WAS A VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA mastoid at the hospital on March 11th. never with reguet, of the money I There are no complete records of Becht, Leo Hosbein ami Lincoln Becht. The remains were taken to Hartford might have gathered If Instead of be- all soldiers who served In the Amer- for interment. ing a statesman I had become a regu- ican Revolution. However, the adju- Amiost Unlvertal Belief Benton Harbor Woman i\assed Away lar confidence man."—Washington tant general's offlce. War department, Star. Washington, has the most complete The belief that animals contained Two Weeks After Celebrating Her records which exist. within their bodies stones endowed LOOK OVER ODR STOCK! itirthday The Appeal with magical properties is one that la Berrien County Weddings common to almost every race and civi- Mrs. Mary Rowlands of Benton Har- The second speaker on the program Ambattadort Defined lisation, and refers to a large variety and tee if you cannot find some- arose and with evident dismay said: bor, who recently celebrated her UOth Ambassadors are ordinary when of creatures, says a geologist writing birthday and was planning on the ob- "The speaker who has just preceded something that you need. HofTman-Johnson tbey reside permanently at a foreign la the Popular Pictorial Magazine. servance of her 100th birthday next me hns taken the words out of my court; or extraordinary when sent oa year, died at her home of her daughter, Miss Edna Johnson, daughter of Mr. month." a special occasion. They are general* Mrs. Emma Caugherty, after a few and Mrs. John A. Johnson of Coloma. The other speaker jumped to bis ly ordinary In talent and extraordi- Matculine Yearn Hardware, Aloniiniun, Granite and Tinware, Garden days' Illness from pneumonia. was united in marriage to Joseph E. feet, nnd with a dramtic appeal to fhe HofTman. son of Margaret Hoffman of nary in expenses, ignorance and pre- The good old girls ot our set labor Mrs. Rowlands was bom in Wales, audience exclaimed: "I am accused but came to America when quite young Watervliet, on March 17. 1928, In sumption—Samuel Johnson. passionately to keep that schoolgirl and Lawn Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, of petty larceny!" aud started her married life in Chica- South Bend. They are now living in complexion, but what we long for with go when that city was but a cluster of Menton Harbor. an unutterable longing Is that school- Handles of all kinds, Maytag and Thor Wash- shabby buildings in a muddy prairie. BEEN IN WAR (Flrat publlcatlop Jan. 6,1028) boy stomach.—Ohio State Journal. She well remembered the famous Chi IN THE DIVORCE COURTS 9 MORTGAGE SALE. ing Machines, Seed Drilis, Cultivators, cago flre. The deceased Is survived by two EFAULT has been made In the conditions Early Chinete Emperor of a certain mortgage made by Carl Cnllery and Tools of All Kinds. daughters—Mrs. Caugherty of Benton DWamkow and Talltha Warskow, husband The flrst emperor of China of whom Harbor, and Mrs. Eliza (looch of St. Charging that she suffered a nervous and wife, to J. F. Wilkinson dated Norcmber any detailed account is given, was Paul, Minn., also ten grandchildren fl, 19X0, and recorded November U, 1926, iu breakdown when her husband ran away the offlce of Kegister of Deeds of Berrien Fu-hl, whose lifetime tradition Axes and eight great grand children. Funeral eight months after their marrluge, County, State of Michigan, in Liber IM of aa being about 28.'i2-2738 B. C. IN FARM TOOLS we hnve five or seven-shovel services were held from the late homt VIrs. Josephine May Beunewate, a 25- Mortgages, page 631. luterest on said irort- gage being lu default for more than 80 days or seven spring-tooth one-horse cultivators, one-horse on Tuesday ami the remains were tak vear-old bride of Weesaw township, tht whole amount of said mortgage is declared en to Chicago for Interment In (Jrace- has tiled suit for divorce. She and due and payable. There is claimed due at plows and one-horse spring-tooth harrows. this date seven thousand twenty-nine and Notice of Adjoununent land cemetery. iiarry Beunewate were married less flfty-aiz hundredths (87029.M) dollars, and no ban a year ago and parted in Feb- proceedings at law have been instituted to One-horse disc, 4-12....$35 Grape hoe.... S20 ruary. recover same. Mrs. Emmaline Tldey. widow of the Now therefore by virtue of the power of of Sale. Clara Schultz Hursh has tiled suit sale contained in said mortgage and the stat- TWO-HGRSE TOOLS late Henry Tldey of Sodus township, in the circuit court for divorce from ute in such cate made and provided on Satur- died March 18, 1028, ut the home of hei William Hursh, charging cruelty nnd day, the 3lst day of March, 1028. at 10 o'clock Oliver No. 43 plow $32.00 Cash, SSO.OO daughter. Mrs. Ralph Sims lu Kalama- a. m. at the front door of the courthonse, in non-support. She also asks alimony. City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, STATE OF MICHIGAN, tn the Circuit zoo. The deceased was 71 years of age Court for the County of Berrien—in The couple were married in 1010. und the premises ilencrlbcd in said mortgage will Chancery. Oliver No. 17, 3-gang vineyard.$58.00 Cash, $55,00 and is survived by the following chil- be sold at public auction, to satisfy amount William E. Daly, trustee, plaintiff, vs. separated in February 1027. They have then due. with co«U and attorney fee' to-wit. Syracuse 31 plow $32.00 Cash, $80.00 dren and grandchildren: Mrs. Hattie no children. the following described premises in the town- Coloma Cold Storage Company, a cor- McGowan, Sodus; Will Tldey, Benton ship of Balnbrldge, County of Berrien, State poration, defendant • In pursuonce of a decree of the Cir- Imperial 112 A, plow $29.00 Cash, $27.00 Harbor; Mrs. Meda Dohm, Sodus; Geo. of Michigan. The west 1-2 of the east 1-2 of the northeast cuit Court of the County of Berrien, In Tldey, Dowaglac; Roy Tldey, Eau After six years of litigation, an or- 1-4 of Section IS. Township 4 south, range 17 Chancery, made and entered on the 29th Springtooth harrow, per tooth 1 $ |.|5 day of November, A. D. 1927. In the Claire; Ed Tldey, Eau Claire; Arthur der was signed by Circuit Judge White west, containing 40 acres more or less. above entitled cause, I, the subscriber, Dated, St Joseph, Mich-. Jan. 5, 1028. We have sold these for 28 years—none better Tldey, Havre. Montona; Bert Tldey. last Tuesday which dissolves the Mich J. F.WILKINSON, Mortgagee. a Circuit Court Commissioner for the She—How dure you try to kiss me! County of Berrien, shall sell at public Kalamazoo; Chester Tldey. Kalama- Igan State Investment Company of R. E. BARR, Attorney, St. Jospph, auction, to the highest bidder, at the Manure spreader No. 1 $185.00 Cash, $170.00 BOO; Mrs. Laura Sims, Kalamazoo: He—Well, I'd been In the war In St. Joseph, Michigan. Michigan. Benton Harbor. The accounting of (Last publication March 23.1928) front door of the Court House In the Mrs. Nellie Calvin. Kenosha. Wis., and Frank H. Piatt as trustee was ap- France and— City of St Joseph, on the 12th day of Black Hawk John Deere April, A. D. 19-8, at 9 o'clock in the Mrs. Addle McKeever .Battle Creek. proved and lie was discharged. Piatt forenoon of that day all those certain manure spreader $170.00 Cash, $|S5.00 Funeral services were held Tuesday, was ordered to transfer and deliver to Admiring Attention First publication January 27,192tC lands and premises situated in the Vil- afternoon from the Mt. Pleasant Attorney H. S. Gray of Benton Harbor lage of Coloma, County of Berrien, An artist gains our great applause. MORTGAGE SALE State of Michigan, described as follows, Ohio 8-foot cultipacker $ 90.00 Cash, $ $5.00 church in Sodus township. all assets of the company, as per a The kindly audience hollers— to-wit: Default has been made In the condi- Commencing on the West line of Lot previous order of the court. Not for his art—but Just hecaus* tions of a certain mortgage made by fifty-seven (67) of the original plat of If you need a spray outfit, see us before you buy. Mrs. Lulu Lloyd, a 47-year-old resi- He gets a million dollars! Ueorge Nonkovlch and wlte Anna Nunkovlch the Village of Coloma, where said West Announcement was made this week to J. F. Wilkinson dated January 4, 1924. and line intersects the South line of the We carry a full line of Myers and Hardie spray ma- dent of Benton Harbor, died at her that the Sodus Fruit Exchange has-de- recorded January 12,1924, In the offlce of rfg- right of way of the Pere Marquette home on March 10. KH'S. She Is sur- Willing to Oblige Ister of deeds of Berrien County, Stat* of Railroad: thence Easterly along the chine accessories. cided to erect a new packing house to Michigan, in Liber 140 of Mortgages, page 403. Southerly line of suld right of way vived by one son, Willis F. Lloyd of "That's n pretty bad cold you have, replace tho old Farm Bureau building. and asslgtied by said J. F. Wilkinson to forty-three (43) feet; thence South one Bangor; one daughter, Mrs. William old man. What are you doing for It?" Charles Meachke un January 10, 1924. assign- hundred eighteen (118) feet; thence Tbe new plant will be adjacent to the In spray material we have oil spray, Sherwin & Antes of Benton Harbor: her father. ment recorded January 21, 1924, In Liber 5 of West a distance of forty-three (43) feot pre-cooler and between it nnd the rail- "Today I'm doing what Jones told Assignments ot Mortgages, page 517, in said to West Street: thence North along the S. W. Shanks, and two brothers, Carl East Une of WeSt Street one hundred Williams dry lime and sulphur and arsenate of lead. road. It is to Ih? 150 feet wide nnd 00 me to do. It's Simpson's day tomor- register's offlce. and Wilbur Shanks, all of Benton Har- Interest on said mortgage being In eighteen (118) feet to the place of be- row and the next Is Brown's. If I'm ginning. bor. The deceased was born in Benton feet long on one side and 100 feet on default for more than SO days the not better by Sunday, nnd If I'm still whole amount ot said mortgage Is de- Also the right to use for railroad pur- In spray guns we handle three different kinds, the other side. poses a strip of land thirty (30) feet in township aud lived in that city all her alive, I shall try your remedy. Just clared due and payable. There Is life. Funeral services were held Thurs- claimed due at this date fifteen hundred width adjoining the above described including the Myers and the Hardie. write it down on this card, will you?" eighty-three and fourone-huadredths (11681.04) parcel of land on the South, subject to day afternoon and the remains were it) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN dollars, and no proceedings at law have been the right of Friday Brothers Canning taken to Bangor for interment. Instituted to recover same. Company, u corporation to use the aide Let us do your eave trou hing, furnace and bath- Now therefore by virtue of the power track of the Pero Marquette Railroad Dear Little Bluehelle Company, extending over and along the of sale In said mortgage and the statute Northerly side of the above described room work. We guarantee our work. Notice is hereby given that on Mon- Bluebelle is such an avowed but- In auch case made and provided on Sat- Mrs. Nora B. Walker, a well known urday the 21st day of April, 1928, at parcel of land for switching purposes. resident of Miiiburg, passed away day, May 2l8t. 1028, nt ten o'clock in terfly that her father was surprised Together with all and singular, the to find her reading an offlcini tome. 10 o'clock a. m. at tbe front door of tenements, hereditaments and appur- March 15, 1028, after a long illness, at the forenoon of said day, the under- the court house. In City of St Joseph, tenances now or hereafter at any time the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. signed will present to the Probate "What have you there, girlie?" Berrien County. Michigan, the premlsea hereto belonging: also all machinery, Yours for trade, Court for the County of Berrieu. his The naval program," described in aaid mortgage will be sold engines, boilers, furnaces, lighting and Chas. Piersall. The deceased is sur- at public auction, to satisfy amoun. heating apparatus; also all correspond- vived by her parents, one son. aged 13 Petition praying thut an Order be en- "I don't think you'll find any new then due. with costs and attorney fee ence and nicB; also all stock of goods, years; one brother, McKlnley Piersall; tered by said Court changing the name dances on that," commented dad. to-wit, the following described prem materials manufactured, unmanufac- of Petitioner from JULU S ZURAW- ises In tbe Township of Benton, County tured or in a course of manufacturing: three sisters—Mrs. Earl Shingiedecker of Berrien, State of Michigan. also all office furniture, furnishings and of Watervliet; Mrs. Herman Hirsch, of SKY to JULIUS FIETZE. Intuited All that part of the weet of the Miiiburg; and Mrs. Edith Wanbauch of Said proposed change of name is not east V4 of the southwest % of Section .'his is a notice of Sale of the afore- Golonia Hardware 6o. Telephone Operator—Will you give 27, township 4, south range 18, west said premises and personal property Chicago. Funeral services were held sought with any evil or fraudulent .'u- that lies south of the Pearl Road, con- heretofore advertised to be held on the Saturday afternoon from the Christian tent, but is desired for the use ami your initial?, please? I. IDIUK IS ALU 1-4 acres of land more or less. 14th day of March. A. D. 1S28. which The WINCHESTER STORE Old Lady—B. P. Dated, Si. Joneph. Mleh., January 20, 1928 was adjourned to the aforesaid 12th church at Miiiburg, conducted by Rev. convenience of Petitioner. day of April. A D. 1928, for good cause Dated: March 13th, 1028. Operator—B for beer? CHARLES MESCBKE. A. C. Bauman, pastor of the Evangeli- STRATTON A BVANS, shown. R LECKNER, D. C. PECK, Manager COLOMA, MICH. cal church at Benton Harbor. 3413 JULIUS ZURAWSKY. Old Lady (Indignantly)—No; B, for Attorneys. ARXHU B St Joseph, Michigan. Circuit Court Commissioner. Bertha. Dated March 19th. 1928. Last publication April IS, 1928. Mar. 2S-S0-Apr. « Mrs. Emma Marie Johnson, wife of NOTICK OF ATTACH MENT Emll Johnson, a farmer living on the STATE OP MICHIGAN. In the Circuit MOUTH OMITTED First Publication February 24, 1028. George Hess farm near Buchanan, Court for the County of Berrien. The South Bend Supply Company, an MORTGAGE SAUL passed away March 17, 1028, ut the Indiana Corporation, plaintiff, vs. Her- home of her son, Roy Anderson, after bert F. Moeller, defendant. a two months' illness from paralysis. Notice Is hereby given that, on the Default having been made in the 2Srd day of February, A. D. 1928, a writ conditions of a certain mortgage made She and her husband came to Buchan- of attachment was issued out of said THE NICHIGAN SHORE CiPS an eight years ago from Rensellier. court in favor of The South Bend Sup- by Zachariah Klnne and Charlotte P. ply Company, an Indiana Corporation, Kinne, his wife, mortgagors, to George Ind. Besides the son above mentioned, us plaintiff, and against the lands, tene- A. Lackey, mortgagee, dated August 9, COLOMA. MICH., MARCH 24. 1928. No. 30. she leaves her husband aud one daugh- ments, goods, chattels, moneys und ef- Vol. 1. er. Miss Josephine Johnson. Funeral fects of Herbert F. Moeller, as defend- 1010, und recorded in the offlce of the ant. for the sum of Seven Hundred Dol- Register of Deeds for Berrien County, Q services were held Monday morning at lars (>700.00). which said writ was re- Published In the Interest of tbe peo- You never saw a fire on a roof We can't please euerybody, we the Anderson home nnd the remains turnable on the 9th day of March, A. D. Michigan, in Liber 120 of Mortgages, were taken to Indiana for interment. 1928. on Page 208, on August 11, 1010, on ple of Coloma, Michigan, and vicinity shingled with asphalt. know that But that fact doesn't Dated March 19th, 1928. which mortgage there is claimed to be ARTHUR B. LECKNER. by the hinder us from trying. Attorney for Plaintiff. due and payable at the date of this no- Business address, St Joseph. Mich. tice the sum of Three Thousand Four Funeral services for the late Mrs. Mar. 23-30 Apr. 6-13-20 Hundred Eighty-two ($3,482) Dollars, Autumn blends make a pretty Emily Gooden. who passed away ut her Micliigan Shore Lumber the same being the unpaid principal roof, You can accomplish a lot of home at Berrien Springs last week nt MORTGAGE SALE lie (sentimentally—Answer me with und Interest thereon, and an attorney the age of 78 years, were held from the your eyes. fee of Twenty-live (125.00) Dollars & Supply Co. things with wall board We Default having been made in the con- Adventlst church in that village on ditions of u certain mortgage made by She—You will always be answered provided for In said mortgage, and no handle it. Friday, with interment In the Rose Gust Breier (unmarried) and Hannah with my noes. suit or proceedings at law having been And hardwood floors make Illii cemetery. The deceased is sur- Breier mortgagors, to John W. Godfrey, instituted to recover the money secur- mortgagee, dated November 10. 1920, housekeeping easy. vived by six children—Freeman Good- and recorded in the office of the reg- Retpontible Detail ed by said mortgage, or any part there- en of Mancelona, Mich.; Miss Emma ister of deeds for Berrien County, Mich- of. A most splendid time to begin Gooden of Detroit; Mrs. Uosa Lime of igan, in Liber 141 of Mortgages at Page The merchant said, attempting fate Thinking of a new home? 177. on November 10, 1920, and the said Without a tremor of dismay, Now therefore, hy virtue of the pow- housecleaning. Paints, varnishee. Kalamazoo; David Gooden. Mrs. Julia mortgagors having failed to pay the "My goods are not so very great. er of sale contained in said mortgage, Is your kitchen convenient? principal and interest on tne lands and Maybe there's something in our Gurr and Mrs. Lillle Allspaugh; of But my Publicity's O. K." und the statute in stkh case made and etc. liremises described in said moVtgage, as years of experience in home build- Wouldn't some built-in feature Berrien SpriiiRs. required by the terms and conditions In provided, notice is hereby given that the said mortgage and on which mort- lighten the daily household tasks? Hat Two Effectt on Monday, the 21st day of May, A. D ing that would be of value to you gage there is claimed to be due and 1028, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of Stephen Peters, a former resident of payable at the date of this notice the Come in and see us. We can help you plan them. Have you ever tried out Duco? nutn of Fourteen Hundred Sixty-Seven First Man—I fell you the feminine said day, the undersigned will sell at Benton Harbor and Keeler, but later Dollars and Thirty Cents (11,461:30) tho touch adds Interest to one's home. public auction to the highest bidder nt We have it on hand. Try it out of South Bend, died suddenly In his name being the unpaid principal and in- Second Man—Righto! But It's the the front door of the Court House hi • f automobile while driving to his work terest thereon and an attorney fee of Thirty-five Dollars provided for by deuce for subtracting from one's prin- the City of St Joseph, Berrien County. Built-in features are always a at the Singer Sewing Machine factory Perhaps it doesn't cost as much statute, and no suit or proceedings at cipal In the bank. Michigan, that being the place when* on March 14, 1028. He IK survived by law having been instituted to recover as you think to own your own great convenience. For belter homes, see the Mich- the money secured by said mortgage, the Circuit Court for the County of his wife and two sons of South Bend; or any part thereof; Berrien Is held, the premises described home. igan Shore Lumber and Supply a sister, Mrs. Bert Duncome of Paw Now therefore, by virtue of the power In a Department Store In said mortgage, or so much thereof Paw; a brother, Tracy Peters of of sale contained In said mortgage, and "It took you a long time to sell that Company.] the statute in such case made and pro- as may be necessary to satisfy the French doors, a dining room Stat tie, Wash. vided. notice is hereby given that on ivoman a paper of hairpins." amount due on said mortgage, with In- Monday, June 18, 1928, at ten o'clock In There's a joy in owning your cabinet or book case, all made at the forenoon of said day, the under- "Well, she began by looking al terest at the rate of six per cent, per signed will sell at public auction to the grand pianos. annum from this date, and all legal our mills. When your thinking of home, Mrs. Nancy Ellen Evans, aged GO highest bidder, at the front door of the home. years, died at her home in Buchanan, courthouse in the city of St Joseph, costs, including the attorney's fee pro- you are thinking of us. March 18, 1028. She was the widow of Berrien County, Michigan, that being vided for in said mortgage. The prem- the place where the circuit court for ises to be sold are situated in the It pays to own your garage the lute William G. Evans who died the county of Berrien is held, the prem- There Are Such We still have a supply of coal »eveinl ycdin ago, and i° survived by jm.a Hoapi-lhoH In Rnlrt mnrtgqgx or «n Township of Gallen, Berrien County, It Is easy ciivUgli to be grouchy See us for plans. one son, Charles Evans of Buchanan, much thereof aa may be necessary to Michigan, and are demrrllied as follows, phone u» your order. satisfy the amount due on said mort- when things aren't coming your way, and one daughter. Mrs. Maude Clark gage. and all ICKIII costs, including the to-wit: niCiilyoii SiiOft Uf of Gary, Ind. Funeral services were attorney's foe aforesaid. The premises but the priw old growl is' the mao The East Half of the Northeast held from the Christian church in Bu- to be sold are situated in the town- who will howl when everything's go- Quarter of Section Nineteen (19), Modernize your home this For permanent construction, ship of Benton. Berrien County. Michi- Township Eight (8) South, Range chanan on Wednesday, with Interment gan. and arc desi rlbed as follows, to- ing O. K.—Winnipeg Tribune. spring—it's an investment. build with brick. in the Oak Rhlge cemetery. wit; The East half of the Southeast Nineteen (19) West, Gallen Township. & Supply CO. quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Berrien County, Michigan. Section Twenty-two, Town Four South, Yardt at— Range eighteen West More Important Dated February 10, 1028. Miss Anna Casey, a 70-year-old resi- Dated March 14. 1928. GEORGE A. LACKEY, Why not convert that unused Is your home up-to-date, if not Coloma and South Haven, JOHN W. GODFREY, If you are not a good talker, dont GORE A HARVEY, Mortgagee. dent of New Troy, died March 18. Mortgagee. space into an extra bathroom we can make it so. 1028, after a prolonged illness. She CLARENCE E. BUTLER. become discouraged. Pe;haps you can Attorneys for Mortgagee, came from.Chicago nine years ago and Attornoy for Mortgagee. become a good thinker, vhlch is more Benton Harbor, Michigan. Business address. Benton Harbor. Mich. bad been.* making her home with her Mar. 23-June 1C Important.—Atchison Glol»e. Last Publication May 18, 1928.