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NO. 47 VOL. 42 COLOMA. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1938

Brenneman Hobbs of Chester, W. Va. The father of the bride officiated and Father and Son Were •agle Will Scream Civic Association Weddings Take Lead the church was filled with friends of m. ALICE M. BAH, PIONEER the Blanning family. A large recep- tion at Sonner hall followed the mar- In Society Events riage ceremony. Killed in Auto Crash in Watervliet July 4 Had Lively Meeting Miss Mary Eleanor Spencer, daugh- RESIDENT, PASSED AWAY JUNE 25 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irven Spencer, Charles Koerber, Sr., and Charles Day of Games, Contests and a Parade Discussed Plans for Celebration in Unnraally Large Number of Young and Rodney Ruth, son of Mr. and John H. Bunker, E. H. Erickson and Village and Will Seek to Have People Have Plighted Their Vows Mrs. Dwight M. Ruth, both of Ben- Koerber, Jr., Were Victims of Acci- Will Close With Grand Display of Andrew Grahn. Interment was in Funeral Services for Mother of ton Harbor, plighted their vows be- Gar Fish Removed From Paw Paw Coloma cemetery. During the Past Week. fore about 150 guests at the home of dent on US-31. Fireworks In Evening the bride's parents on Saturday, June Supervisor Allen W. Baker Were Charles Koerber, Sr., and Charles WATERVLIET—Everything Is all Lake. 25, 1938. Rev. Edward Montgomery, set for Watervllet's annual July 4th Held Froita Late Home Monday pastor of the Presbyterian church, Koerber, Jr., were both killed and Several matters of general interest MISS MABEL KUEHL AND another son, William F. Koerber, all celebration which is sponsored this officiated. A large reception follow- year by the Watervliet Chamber of to the community were given con- Afternoon. Supervisors Have ed the ceremony. The couple will of Chicago, were victims of a serious sideration at the regular meeting of EDWIN DAMASKE ARE WED automobile accident at the intersec- Commerce, and will be held at Hays reside in Chicago. the Coloma Civic Association at the Another of Coloma's well-known tion of the Lake Shore Drive and Field. Superintendent of Schools pioneer residents was called to her Ronald R. Shelters Is general chair- Hub Restaurant on Monday, when US-31, near Benton Harbor, on Fri- the attendance was the best that It final rest on Saturday, June 25, 1938, Very Busy Session Coloma Lady and St. Joseph Man Miss Grace Buck, daughter of Mr. day of last week. The other son, Wil- man and he Is being assisted by Dick when Mrs. Alice M. Baker, widow of and Mrs. John Buck of Berrien has been for some time. liam, was injured and was taken to Curtis and various committees, who the late William A. Baker, passed Plighted Vows on Sunday, June Springs, formerly of Benton Harbor, have worked out a program that will the St. Joseph sanitarium. How Will Coloma Celebrate? away at the home of her daughter, Plans for Enlargement of the Court- and Dorr Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. The car in which the father and open at 10 a. m. with a soft ball Mrs. Dorothy Warrlner, after a three 26th. Greydan Dean of Berrien Springs, two sons were riding was going game between the Watervliet Lions One of the matters discussed was weeks' Illness. She was 87 years house and County Jail Receiving were united in wedlock at the Meth- Trinity Lutheran church in St north on the highway when it skid- Club and the Watervliet Paper Co. that of some sort of a celebration to old and had been an active resident odist Peace Temple in Benton Har ded on the pavement and crashed This will be followed at 11 o'clock by be held in Coloma during the sum- of this community most of her life. Consideration. Joseph was the scene of a large wed- bor on July 25, 1938, Rev. Glenn ding on Sunday, June 26, 1938, at into a truck driven by Ambrose Ta- a tug-of-war between the Lions and mer or early fall. Just what the Frye, the new pastor of that church, nature of the event wjll be has not Mrs. Baker was the daughter of It is a definite conclusion on the which Miss Mabel Kuehl, daughter tar, also of Chicago. The passenger the Paper Makers. Then comes the Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clarke and was officiating. A reception was tender- struck the truck on the left front ple-eatlng contest, followed at one been decided, but all were agreed part of the members of the Berrien of Mr. and Mrs. August Kuehl ' of ed at the Jean Klock pavilion on the born in Lorraine county. New York. county board of supervisors that both Coloma, was united in marriage to fender and scraped along the body of o'clock by a big parade, with prizes that something should be done to shore of Lake Michigan. The couple afford entertainment for the citizens When but a small child she came to the courthouse and the county Jail Edward Damaske, a St. Joseph gro-' the truck until the car was almost of $15, $10 and $5 offered. Berrien county, Mich., where the will reside near Eau Claire. completely demolished. The crash At 2 p. m. a program of sports will of the village and the community, are far too small to properly care for cer, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dam- family resided until the death of Mr. the constantly Increasing business aske of Harrison avenue. Rev. Louis was heard for some distance. So include boys' and girls running committee consisting of Harvey Kib- ler, William L. Alwood and Frank Clarke. Mrs. Clark took her family that the courts of the county are call- Neuchterlein performed the marriage The marriage of Miss Frances great was the force of the impact raccs, bicycle races, men's race back to Ohio, where the daughter, Fountain and Edward Kesterke was that the headlight and other effects three-legged race, potato racc, and Dlouhy was named to formulate ed upon to transact. The county jail ceremony. plans for the event and to report at Alice, graduated from Canaan Acad- long ago was found to be but about Attending the bride were the solemnized by Rev. E. A. Iron at the of the Koerber car were hurled some then the scramble to catch the emy. It was while attending this Zion Evangelical church in St. Jo- distance. It is reported that the greased pig. At 3:30 there will be a the next meeting of the Civic Asso- half large enough to care for the groom's sister. Miss Dorothy Da- school that she met William A. many hundred prisoners that are maske, as maid of honor, his sister seph on Saturday, June 25, 1938, in Koerber car was being driven ball game between the Lions Club ciation, which will be held at Phil's Place on Tuesday, June 12th. Baker, whom she later married, and taken there each year. Miss Ruth Damaske, and Miss Ade the presence of a large number of about 60 miles per hour when the and the Watervliet Paper Company they moved to Coloma. Both Mr. accident occurred. No blame for the and at 7:30 the Watervliet High Chairman Bartz outlined several line Ast, as bridesmaids. The groom friends. The bride is a daughter of To Rid Lake of Gar Fish and Mrs. Baker taught school in the Mrs. Lillian Giesenhau of Benton accident is attached to the driver of School Band, under the direction of plans that the board must consider was attended by August Kuehl first two-room school established when the session was called to order brother of the bride. Ushers were Harbor, and the groom is a son of the truck. Lester Baker, will give a concert. It was reported by several resort south of the village, and Dr. Baker Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kesterke of St. The death of the two Koerbers 1 In the evening one of the biggest on Monday morning: the building Arnold Damaske, Herbert Noffke owners around Paw Paw Lake that practiced his profession as a physi- committee and the finance committee Albin Damaske and Edward Radde. Joseph. A reception was tendered brings the total number of automo and grandest displays of fireworks the gar fish have become so numer- cian from 1877 for many years. about 75 guests at the Woodmen hall. bile deaths to fifteen so far this year. ever held In Watervliet will he held also had their say in the matter A bridal gown of white satin, prin ous in the lake that they are fast Dr. Baker was one of the real which occasioned a large amount of The couple will reside in Benton at the athletic field, beginning at 9:45 depleting the stock of other fish and cess style, with a train and flowing builders of the community. He was discussion. bridal veil, was worn by Miss Kuehl Harbor. Fire Chief S. G. Bridges and his fire asked that the Civic Association department will have charge of this the prime mover in the construction The question Is not as to whether Her bouquet was a shower of white work with the resort owners In an of the first railway that was operated the enlargements are necessary, but roses, lilies of the valley and baby'; Miss Agnes Ott, a former Bridg- part of the celebration and it will effort to rid the lake of these pests, conclude the day's festivities. Mr between Coloma and Paw Paw Lake, just what the actual needs are and breath. The maid of honor wore man beauty queen, and Herbert Monday, July 4th, Is as well as other undesirable fish. which was completed in 1895 to the how to finance the building program pale rose chiffon. Miss Ast was Knuth were united in marriage at Bridges says that $300 worth of fire Several years ago the conservation works have been purchased.from the terminal station. He erected the is what has bothered the solons. It dressed in pale blue net over taffeta the Lutheran church in Bridgman department seined the lake and re- Midland hotel, a three-story frame Is the opinion that the Improvements and Miss Ruth Damaske, peach net on Saturday, June 25, 1938, Rev. O. Michigan Fireworks Display Co., of moved a vast amount of the gar fish Fish Planting Day Coloma, and that new features have structure, with over 30 sleeping should be made soon, while govern- over taffeta. Each had an arm bou H. Knoll officiating. The bride is a and It Is hoped that such a plan can rooms, whloh was at that time one of ment aid may be secured, but the quet of Talisman roses and wore daughter of Mrs. Pauline Ott of been added this year that will prove be worked out again this year. The a big attraction. Watervliet Is fast the larger hotels. It burned down matter of financing the county's roses in her hair. Bridgman, and the groom is a son of secretary was Instructed to corre- many years later. Dr. Baker also Paw Paw Lake Only Michigan Lake becoming famous for its splendid share of the rebuilding is bothering Professor John Dreier, at the or Mrs. Johanna Knuth of St. Joseph. spond with the department, offering established a drug store at Lake the supervisors. Without a doubt it gan, provided bridal music for the After the ceremony a reception was July 4th fireworks display and hun the aid of plenty of volunteers to as- to Get Prlxe Fish Planted by Civic dreds of people drive many miles to Point, Paw Paw Lake, the terminal will be necessary to float a bond Is- ceremony and the choir sang "O tendered at the home of the bride's sist in the work. of his railway, and a postofflce was witness it. sue to pay the county's share of the Perfect Love." On the church altar mother. The couple will make their Association and Chicago American. established there. Mrs. Baker was cost of the improvements, and a were clusters of roses and tall Ma- home in St. Joseph. July 4th is always a home coming Buy New Tennis Nets day for many former local residents postmistress for twelve years. Her referendum vote of the tax payers of donna lilies, intermingled with grace- Monday, July 4th, will be a great As a means of furnishing good, husband was also one of the early the county will be necessary to ap- ful blue sprays of delphinium. Gar- Two well-known young people of day for fishermen at Paw Paw Lake, and a large number of out-of-town people are expected here to join in healthy entertainment for the young day drug store proprietors in Coloma, prove of the bond issue. den flowers decked the home of the Lincoln township—Miss Agnes Runge for on that day the Chicago Ameri- the festivities. people of the village who enjoy the establishing a store here In 1896. bride's parents for the wedding re- and Harold Blellnski—were united can and the Coloma Civic Associa- game, as well as resorters who like Mrs. Baker had the distinction of be- ception which followed the church tion will plant a large number of At the new Ritz Theatre a special in marriage on Saturday, June 25, matinee will be given, at which time to play tennis, the members of the ing the first woman notary public in ceremony. Those assisting Mrs. Kuehl 1938, at St. Joseph's Catholic church. prize black bass fish In the lake. Berrien county. POST OFFICE SCHEDULE the much liked film, "The Lost Hor Civic Association voted to purchase at the home were Mrs. Adolph Fiske, Rev. Fr. Joseph V. Coyle officiating. Paw Paw Lake Is the only lake In Izon," will be shown. Watervliet' a new. steel chain link net to be in- While her husband was active in FOR FOURTH OF JULY sister of the bride, and Mrs. Wilbur The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Michigan In which these prize fish stalled at the tennis courts at the community building, Mrs. Baker was Kuehl, a sister-in-law. will be planted this year, and the new movie theatre was recently com Mrs. Edward Runge, at whose home pleted at a cost of over $30,000 and is high school and the school will also just as active In the social and church The couple will reside In an apart- a wedding breakfast followed the fact that there are to be so many of rated as one of the most modern and purchase another net, thus greatly life of the village. She was a char- • ment at 1005 Harrison avenue, St. Jo- marriage rites, and on Saturday eve- the "tagged" fish In the waters of the The following schedule of service finest small city show houses in improving the courts, which are used ter member of the Cloverleaf Club, the Coloma post office has been an- seph. ning a reception was tendered about lake will arouse much Interest for every day by many who are Inter- Southwestern Michigan. an active worker In the Women's Re- nounced by Postmistress Neva Du- 150 guests at the Eagles hall in St. fishermen. The fish to be planted ested in the game. The new nets lief Corps and a prominent member Joseph. In Paw Paw Lake will all be tagged, vall. The office will be open as WATERVL1ET COUPLE WED Fireworks Display Bigger and Better purchased are of the very latest type of the Congregational church during usual until 9:00 a. m., when the stamp showing the value of the fish, and and are believed to be as good as the later years of her life. window will be closed. Patrons of IN COLOMA ON JUNE 25 Miss Georgia Jeanne Tauner, when any of the fish are caught the The celebration will close with any that can be secured and will last person making the catch must save The deceased is survived by one lock boxes may receive their mall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. display of fireworks at Hays Field for many years. son, Allen W. Baker, supervisor of the fish and the tag, and cash In for that will be bigger and better than any time until noon. No mail will Tauner of Benton Harbor, and How- Coloma township; by three daugh- the amount, specified on the tag. ever, according to Fire Chief S. be handed out to patrons of the rural Rev. W. H. Franzmann Officiated at ard Leroy Nagle, son of Mr. and ters—Mrs. F. I. Sherrer of Oacoma, routes and there will be no delivery Mrs. Sidney Nagle of Twelve Cor- The exact number of the fish to Bridges, who is in charge of that FISHERMEN FLOCK TO PAW be planted here next Monday Is not South Dakota; Mrs. O. A. Wilson of on that day, as the carriers will not Nuptials of Miss Loretta Oearlpg ners, were united in marriage at the part of the program. Three hundred known, neither has the value of the Jacksonville, Florida, and Mrs. Har- be on duty. The mall will be des- Methodist Peace Temple in Benton dollars worth of fireworks have been PAW LAKE ON OPENING old Warrlner of Coloma; also by a and George Dunham. various fish been announced, but the purchased from the Michigan Fire- patched as usual. Harbor on Sunday, June 26, 1938, DAY OF FISHING SEASON sister, Mrs. Inez McClung of Chica- Rev. Howard A. Blanning, pastor of value of the prize fish planted by the works Display Company of Coloma The Salem Lutheran church In Chicago American varies from $1,000 and Mr. Bridges says that the display go; and a brother. Prof. E. P. Clark the Congregational church, officiat- of St. Joseph, who was for many Coloma was the scene of a very for "Oscar," the most valuable of the will outdo any previous demonstra REPUBLICAN RALLY pretty wedding on Saturday after- ing. Following the marriage rites a years superintendent of schools there reception was tendered about 100 fish, and $500 to the person who cap- tlon.' Each year the committee has With the opening of the fishing noon, June 25, 1938, when Miss Lor- tures "Fanny." She also leaves thirteen grandchil- Be sure to reserve Sunday, July guests in the foyer of the church. purchased the fireworks from the season In Michigan last Saturday dren and eleven great grandchildren. etta Gearing, daughter of Edward There will be 110 fish planted in Coloma firm and they have always 10th, for the big Republican rally at After a wedding trip to the Black morning many local fishermen were Rev. Ray Utterback, pastor of the Barber's bathing beach In Allegan Gearing of Watervliet, became the the various lakes In Wisconsin, Illi- proven very satisfactory, so much so out early to get their limit and some bride of George Dunham of Paw Hills in South Dakota, the couple Congregational church, conducted county, seven miles south of Allegan will reside in Benton Harbor. nois, Indiana and at Paw Paw Lake. that people drive for many miles to good catches were reported. Paw Paw. The ceremony was performed The prizes offered for the other fish funeral services Monday afternoon or five miles north of Gobies, where see them. Special features will be Paw Lake was dotted with boats Sat- from the Baker family home on by Rev. W. H. Franzmann. Beautiful range from $50 down to $1.00. added this year that will be an at- there Is a wonderful picnic grounds. A wedding which came as a sur- urday morning and Paw Paw River Center street, at 4:00 o'clock. The There will be a basket picnic dinner Madonna lilies were used in pro- traction. was likewise the mecca for many fusion in the church decorations. prise to their many friends was that service of song was by William N. at noon, followed by fine speakers of James Patrick (Jim) Barry, a anglers. Beverly. The casket bearers includ- at 1:30. There will also be good About sixty relatives and friends Following are the size and pos- witnessed the ceremony, after which member of the fire department in Loma Theatre Offers ed Dr. J. W. Gunn of Watervliet, music. Everyone who Is Interested Benton Harbor, and Miss Delain MR. AND MRS. OTTO session limits In effect for Michigan Clarence E. Geisler, Harold E. Lyon, Is Invited. the bridal party and the immediate fishermen this summer: families were tendered a reception Viola DeMack, a graduate from the SCHREIBER MARRIED Mercy hospital training school. The Many Double Features Black bass, 10 Inches, 5 In posses- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen sion. Woodruff of Watervliet. Garden ceremony was performed Monday FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS morning, June 26, 1938, at St. John's Pike, 14 Inches, 5 In possession. flowers predominated in the'decora- Walleyes, 14 inches, 5 in possession. tions of the home and light refrestf- Catholic church. Rev. Fr. Francis Fine Attractions Will be Shown on Sharpe officiating, in the presence of White bass, 7 inches, 10 In posses- ments were served. Was Surprised on Their Anniversary sion. Miss Eleanor Wendzel played only the families of the couple. The Sunday and Monday. bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, June 26th. Black bass, calico bass, crapples, Lohengrin's wedding march as the Do not wait for your friends to perch, bluegills and sunflsh, 6 inches; bridal party entered the church. The John DeMack, and the groom is a LOMA THEATRE son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. tell you it's a knockout; you've never Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schreiber were warmouth bass, no length limit. Pos- bride wore a white satin gown made seen Irene as sweet and lovely and session limit or daily limit, 25 of entrain with pearl trimmings. The Barry. Following a wedding trip to the victims of a surprise at their bewitching and "Doug" more dash- these kinds combined. COLOMA, MICH. bridal veil was held in place with a Niagara Falls the couple will make home on US-12 In Coloma on Sun- their home for the present with the ing than in "Joy of Living," with day afternoon when about sixty of Muskellunge, 30 inches, no posses- pearl coronet and the bridal bouquet Irene Dunne, Douglas Fairbanks, sion limit. was white roses, baby breath and bride's parents. their relatives and friends gathered Modern, Air-conditioned Theatre. Pleasingly Comfortable carnations. Miss Alseda Buchholtz Alice Brady and Guy Kibble; also the at their home to remind them that Bullheads, carp, catfish, clscoes, feature, "Adventures of Marco Polo," the date was the 25th anniversary of lake trout, suckers, redhorse, white- Beautiful and Pleasant Surroundings of Hartford was bridesmaid and wore Miss Linnea Engla Harvey, daugh- fish, sheepshead and smelt, no limits a gown of peach colored chiffon with the world's most magnificerit screen their marriage. The affair was plan- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey of epic with Gary Cooper. Both of as to size or numbers. an arm bouquet of pink roses and Benton Harbor, and Woodrow Jen- ned by the brothers and sisters of Show starts at 1:00 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Continuous these pictures will be shown on Sun- the couple and their two sons—Ed- blue delphinium. The flower girl nings Eber, son of Mrs. Nettie Eber THEATRE PHONE 123 F 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 and ring bearer' were Esther May day and Monday, with a matinee ward and Donald. of Highland avenue, were united in each day. Scheffler and Edward Scheffler, a wedlock on Saturday, June 25, 1938, Mrs. Schreiber was taken in charge New Union Bus Station in Benton niece and nephew of the bride. Law- On Tuesday and Wednesday, the by the guests and was soon arrayed Harbor at the First Evangelical church in world's favorite comics are back in Thursday-Friday, Double Feature June 30, July 1 rence Dunham of Watervliet served Benton Harbor, Rev. M. R. Everett in bridal finery. Mr. and Mrs. his brother as best man. The ushers their most tuneful feature, "Swiss Schreiber were then taken outside Benton Harbor's new union bus t< officiating. Following the marriage Miss," with Laurel and Hardy; also station, said to be the finest In the were Donald and Albert Gearing, rites, a reception was tendered about where a horse was hitched to an old- Go Chase Yourself" with loe Penner, and brothers of the bride. Mrs. JohH the comedy drama, "Bluebeard's fashioned buggy and the couple were state outside of Detroit, opened Mon- fifty guests at the home of the bride's Eighth Wife," with Gary Cooper and day. The new building Is located on 99 Borland of Coloma sang "O Perfect parents. ordered to drive to the Catholic lackie Cooper, in "Boy of the Streets Love." Claudette Colbert. church in Watervliet, just to recall West Main street and serves all bus On Thursday and Friday you may the event of 25 years ago. A very lines. Including the Greyhound, the Both Mr. and Mrs. Dunham are A wedding of interest to Berrien graduates of the' Watervliet high see "Her Jungle Love" in techni- pleasant afternoon and evening were Shore Line, the Indian Trails, and Saturday Only, July 2 Double Feature Program county people was solemnized in color, with Dorothy Lamour and Ray enjoyed and a fine cooperative sup- the Enders Greyhound bus lines, as school. Mrs. Dunham was valedic- Kalamazoo on June 22, 1938, when torian in the class of 1934. She also Mllland; also "Josette," with Simone per was served. Many beautiful gifts well as the Twin City Taxi Cab line, u Miss Dorcas A. Snyder became the Simon and Don Ameche. On Satur- were presented the honored couple, also operated by Vern Enders. Be- Dangerous to Know" graduated from the Western State bride of Gerald Haworth, son of Mr. -Teachers College at Kalatnazoo,.re- day you may again see Will Rogers along with the good wishes of the tween 50 and 75 coaches will arrive and Mrs. E. R. Haworth of Benton in "The County Chairman," a re- entire company. ' Mr. and Mrs and depart dally from the city at the with Anne Nagel and ceiving her difflomp on June 20th. Harbor. -Both are graduates of the And "A Bride for Henry The couple began housekeeping Im- issue of the picture that you will Schreiber own and operate the new terminal. Warren Hull Western State Teachers College and love to see. Also on the same bill "Coloma Gardens" and greenhouses mediately in Paw Paw, where the the grodm is manual arts instructor groom operates the Grill restaurant the Loma will show "West of Rain- just west of the Coloma high school. in the public schools at Holland, bow's End," a Tim McCoy western. COUNTY HORSE SHOE Sunday and Monday July 3 and 4 Mich. A brother of the bride. Rev. Engagement Was Announced Many other fine attractions are com- Matinee Sunday and Monday at 4:00 p. m., Continuoua SISTERS WERE WED E. F. Snyder, officiated. ing to the Loma soon. TOURNAMENT ON JULY 3rd One of the surprises of the day U I of f Witb ,RENE DUNNE AT DOUBLE CEREMONY. came with the announcement of the UUjAVr U* ItlTailg and DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. Miss Marie Haase, daughter of engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Schrei- IN ST. JOSEPH SATURDAY Max Haase of St. Joseph, and Wil- BENTON HARBOR MEN ber's elder son, Edward, to Miss Har- A Berrien county horse shoe tour- GARY ,, liam feergstrom of Benton Harbor ESCAPE DROWNING riet Erickson, daughter of Mr. and nament will be held at the Grand COOPER in "Adventures of Marco Polo were united in marriage at the par- Mrs. O. Erickson of West Coloma, View Hotel on US-12 at the John sonage of St. Matthews Lutheran AT PAW PAW LAKE which was a real surprise to all. Both Beers road, Stevensvllle, on Sunday. One of the largest weddings held church in Benton Harbor on June 24, Tuesday and Wedneiday July 5 and 6 in St. Joseph during the month of Edward and his bride-to-be gradu- July 3d. Entries for singles and 1938. They will reside in St. Joseph. ated from the Coloma high school doubles will be 50 cents per person, June was a double ceremony on Sat- with cash prizes. urday, June 25, 1938, when the two Harvey Bevilhymer and Paul Lan- in the class of 1935. No date has "Swiss Miss," Witll LAUREL & HARDY, and Sheldon Rupert, son of Mr. and been set for the wedding. daughters of Carl Wetkoskie of St. Mrs. John Rupert of Benton Harbor, phear of Benton Harbor had an ex- Joseph were married at the Church and Miss Oradell Hull of Grosse citing experience, while fishing in Renew your sobecrlpdon today. "Bluebeard's 8th Wife" of God In (hat city. Rev. Jacob Weins, Pointe, Mich., were united in wed- Paw Paw Lake on Monday when the pastor of the church, officiated lock at the chapel of the Methodist their steel rowboat capsized and sank I. O. O. F. Will Picnic at Indian Miss Erna Wetkoskie became the church In Detroit on June 25, 1938. Into the lake, throwing the two men Fields in August Thursday and Friday July 7 and 8 bride of Howard Gilbert Henry, son The bridegroom is a nephew of Mrs. into the water. The accident occur- The annual picnic of the Berrien of Mrs. Carrie Henry of Mt. Sterling Belle Koob of Coloma, who attended red when Lanphear attempted to County Odd Fellow and Rebekah MARJ WHITE "Jungle Love" Witb DOROTHY LAMOUR, and Illnois. Her sister, Clara, was married the wedding. Attorney Rupert, who raise the anchor. The men were Associations will be held at Indian to Lynn Miller, son of Mr« and Mrs, graduated from the Detroit College rescued by William and Elmer Esal- Fields, Berrien Springs, on Sunday, Ira Miller of Bafoda. A reception in of Law, is now practicing at Bangor. horst of Benton Harbor, who were August 7th, with a basket dinner at BEAUTY SHOP "Josette," With SIMONE SIMON and DON AMECHE the parlorp of the church followed the fishing nearby. noon, and various sports and con- ceremony. * Rev. E. A. Kuhn, pastor of St. tests In the afternoon. at Peters Evangelical church at St. Saturday, July 9 One of the biggest weddings of the Joseph, officiated at the marriage of Low Twelve Club To Have Picnic Balnbrldge Man Injured season in Benton Harbor was that Miss Helen Klemm and Randolph BETTy'S TEA ROOM "County Chairman," With WILL ROGERS, and The sixth annual picnic of the Charles Schmaltz was Injured on which was solemnized at the Con- Teske at the parsonage on June 23, Wi T M ,d gregational church in that city on 1938. The bride is a daughter of Berrien County Low Twelve Club Friday of last week when a hayfork Paw Paw Lake "West of Rainbow's End" % £ ^" Saturday, June 25, 1938, when Miss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klemm of St. will be held at Bohleber's resort at 'ell on his foot at his farm in Bain ( A bridge township. His injuries are Mary Elizabeth Blanning, daughter Joseph and the groom is a son of Lake Chapin, Berrien Springs, on Phone Coloma 50-F-22 ALSO COMEDY of Rev. and Mrs. .Howard A." Blan- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teske of South Sunday, July 10th. Lunch will be not serious, but will confine him to ning was united in wedlock to Ralph Haven. served at 1:00 p. m. his home for several days. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, 3IICn. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Wise and Otherwise Farm Champions on the Air —A— UNDAY I XJO DOUBT the tailor who Setter THE RIVER of SKULLS asked for cash in advance WHA T to EAT and WHY SCHOOL Lesson had taken his customer's meas- By REV. HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. ure. by George Marsh Dean of the Moody Bible InsUtut* Br THERESA DASTDf You Need This 0 PENN PUBLISHING CO. WNU SERVICE Quite small things may keep OUR COMIC SECTION of Chicago. © Western Newsoaper Union. you from sleeping at night, e McCIure Newipaper Syndicate. says a doctor. Never mind— WNU Service. Jjouiton Cfoudlii. "Piicuiiei Free List of CHAPTER I days, perhaps more, beyond them. For two days the famished boys Lesson for July 3 R they'll grow up presently. —1— So the youth who was already and the dog rested in the shelter of Little Buddy wants to know GREW up with Wink (christened FOODS RICH HI CALCIUM Btllowing away, like the mighty known at the fur-posts along the a windbreak of timber beside the A CHOICE OF LOYALTIES how far it is 'tween to and fro. Wesley) Graydon. He always waves of a white sea, to a horizon East Coast as a better shot than frozen river while the wind drove Girls who play with flre don't I Snoopie CALCIUM rpminded me of an auburn Irish Write to C. Houstoa Goudiss, 6 East wiped clear of haze by the intense even his dead father, Graham Cam- the fine snow before it like smoke LESSON TEXT-Joshua 1:2«; 24:14-31. always strike a match. GOLDEN TEXT—As for me and my setter (I told him so, too)—in more 39th Street, New York City, for his cold, the naked tundra glittered un- eron, once Hudson's Bay factor at over the crusted tundra. Wise in house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15. Many a man has the wolf at ways than one. His Fort George, lay hoping against his door because his wife will The Captain of the Minerals list of calcium-rich foods. Use it daily der the March sun. the lore of the "bush," they ate fre- PRIMARY TOPIC—Choosing Sides. CU^DT hair was close- ILM/m. Slowly over the Ungava wastes hope that when the time came the quently but little at a time while JUNIOR TOPIC—A Loyal Leader. have a silver-fox round her es a guide in planning family menus. rifle in his hands would hold true. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC— neck! curled to his head, that lifted above the timbered val- their weak stomachs gained A Choice of Loyalties. dark red in color; ley of an ice-locked river crawled As Alan lay waiting the cautious strength. But the nourishment af- YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC— When you're in a jam, it's Nationally Known Food Authority Explains form the cornerstone of every bal- forded by the leathery thews and Man's Highest Allegiance. dls^/KI his eyes contained three dark shapes, like crippled ants approach of the four assassins of soon spread all over the place. — —clear brown deeps, How to Include This Vital Food anced diet. Cheese, which is milk crossing white earth. Twice within the tundra his thoughts turned back sinews of the two starved wolves Paradox: It's only when a w ROUND in concentrated form, is likewise was limited. While Rough, with the "Lives of great men all remind man comes clean that he spills 9 T w K Y ith patient glances a mile as they labored over the to his home at Fort George far to us," according to the poet, that we of devotion shining Element in the Daily Diet notable in this respect, and one naked ridge toward the valley the the west on the coast of the great marvelous vitality of the Ungava the dirt. and one-fourth ounces of Ameri- bred on Hudson Straits, was fast too may make our lives sublime, The employees of a subway in their shadows, like stars reflect- two hooded figures slumped to the bay. If he and Noel and Rough and thus leave our footprints in the ed in a dark lake. Even his body By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS can Cheddar cheese are the ap- hard snow beside the great dog. never returned with the rest of the gaining strength, Alan and Noel are constantly in a hole. resembled that of a loping, lank 6 East 39th Street, New York City. proximate equivalent of an eight- When they rose to go on, rawhide trappers for the spring trade, how were still weak and unsteady on shifting sands of time. The study of biography is interesting, instruc- setter, for it was loosely adjusted. ounce glass of milk. Leaf and thongs, slipped over their shoulders long would his name linger in the their feet when, on the third morn- FEW years ago there was an earthquake in the Far stem vegetables are richer in cal- and made fast to the almost empty memory of black-eyed Berthe Des- ing, the three set off up the river tive, and often challenging. When A MONG the Champion Farmers Ian, champion Aberdeen-Angus I have said that there was devo- West. When the tremors were over, the frightened peo- we enter the field of Bible biography Perfect Balance A cium than other vegetables or sled, aided the dog. sane? That sleek Arsene Rivard, valley toward the Sinking Lakes in of America who are being fea- breeders; Darwin Neal, champion tion in his eyes. Like a true dog, ple looked in dismay upon the damage that had been done. fruits, but while their calcium has clerk at the Revillon Freres, would search of the camps of the Montag- we bring into consideration an ad- tured on Firestone's series of 26 poultry raiser; Paul Fisher, The demands of science grow Wink did not offer his fealty to all Far back on their trail, unnoticed ditional and fundamental factor, In some places they were saddened by the loss of a great been found to be well-absorbed by by the three, slunk four skeleton win her over with his tale of life nais trappers. "Voice of the Farm" programs, champion hog producer. Lower more exacting every day. Almost comers. No; I must lay aside mod- namely, the power and grace of unbelievable accuracy is required. number of their buildings, and in one community, mingled adults, it is not so readily avail- shapes. When the two men and the down at Quebec and Montreal. She'd It was morning of the third day is this representative group of row—L. E. Mathers, champion esty to tell you that I was the sole able to children. dog stopped to rest, the four gray soon forget Alan Cameron whose of their march up the valley. They God working in and through a sur- leading crop growers and stock Shorthorn breeder; Harry L. The latest marvel concerns the recipient. Not that Wink ever told with their sorrow — almost"^ rendered life. All strength of char- Among the vegetables, however, wraiths also lay down, slavering bones lay somewhere in the name- had stopped to rest on the river raisers. Each program in the sc- Chadwick, potato champion; huge propellers of the Pan-Ameri- me in so many words that he liked crowding it out of their emo- must eventually become, the or- there is a wide variation, turnip tongues lolling from red jaws less tundra country of the Big river ice, the two men sprawled on the acter and ability is a gift of God, ries presents a farm champion in Adolph Pirani, champion cotton can airplanes. me best.# He used deeds, silently deal of birth would be too difficult but its glory is largely veiled and tions—was indignant ANGER. tops and dandelion greens provid- rimmed with icicles. headwaters. And his cabin at the wind-packed snow beside the husky. an interview with Everett Mitch- grower; Ralph L. Heilman, cham- These propellers are 11% feet in performed; and I, selfish little ty- for both mother and child. ing unusually large amounts. post, with the few earthly posses- its usefulness definitely limited, if ell, popular farm commentator pion corn grower; Paul Stiefboldt, diameter, and weigh over three rant, accepted all his gifts of serv- For they observed that their After a space the larger of the "Three days now," sighed Alan, not actually perverted, because hundredweight—yet they must be two men raised his hooded head sions his mother and father had left "and the river has narrowed little." who has been heard on the Na- plowing champion. ice as a matter of course and right. schools had suffered greater Easily Lost From Body there is no recognition of the so perfectly balanced that the The homemaker's task of pro- List of Calcium-Rich Foods and pushed up his wooden eye- him, who— "We are still long piece from de tional Farm and Home Hour for I never needed to exert myself s damage than any other group foundation of true greatness, which weight of a cigarette paper will viding adequate calcium is com- shields, pierced by slits, from frost- Suddenly the man lying on the lac," groaned the Indian. the last eight years. Each cham- Reporter Got Hint— while Wink was in my vicinity. of buildings in the city. I have prepared a list of foods snow stiffened; the four white is faith in and loyalty to God. pion tells the fact story of his start them rotating on the test After graduation from high plicated by the fact that the body rich in calcium which I shall blackened features. It was the face "One more thin stew of wolf— During the next three months we On every side, the cry of indig- of a boy of twenty, cracked skin wolves were approaching at a slow climb to championship rating in Not a Thing Fit to Print stand. school, we both went to college. Wink loses large amounts of calcium gladly send to homemakers upon that's all, Noel." are to share in the study of the life During these tests special care nation arose. It was all too plain every day, and this loss is greater tight on the bones of strongly mod- lope. On they came until, a short his particular branch of farm op- wrote me friendly letters at regular that poor materials request. I urge every woman te "Ah-hah! We go wan—two sleep stories of great men and women eration. is taken to keep flies and other in- during sickness, especially in fe- write for this list and use it ia eled jaw and cheeks, deep-set gray rifle shot away, they separated and more—an' den de fox an' de car- The reporter limped in. periods, which I answered—irregu- had gone into the eyes bright from starvation. which will not only stimulate am- Top from left—Albert Schroe- sects from the delicately poised larly. We did not even meet during ver or when one is worried, over- planning the daily diet of herself cajou chew our bones." bitions, but which also reveal what "Well," growled the news edi- blades. Mechanics must not even construction of worked or has taken too strenu- her husband and children. "If we don't find the Montagnais der, pioneer user of rubber trac- the long summer vacations, for those schools which Alan reached over to his recum- God can do through those who are tor tires; Sarah-Ann and John To- tor, "did you get the interview?" breathe against the machinery. ous exercise. camps—today—tomorrow—" The newsman pointed to a pair Wink spent the greater part of his were supposed to You really need such a list ia bent dog and, dropping the rabbit- ready to follow Him. We may thus free months working at his college. Outstanding nutritionists unani- order to avoid the grave conse- For an instant he buried his face skin mitten which hung from his learn how to write our names in the of black eyes. house children in mously agree that the American in the thick black ruff of the dog Man's Noblest Friend "We can't print a pair of black Tolerance By the time I reached my senior security. quences of calcium deficiency, for neck by a rawhide thong, nibbed eternal records of God, rather than diet is more deficient in calcium so many of our common foods are that lay beside him, then sat up and the massive muzzle. His heart shin- on the passing sands of time. Out from the past—the dim, eyes. Where's the story?" The following story, one that the year, he was such a faraway mem- The most vehe- than in any other element. And gazed intently over their back trail. bloody, shifting past—came this The reporter lifted his hat and ory that I became engaged without calcium poor that it is possible for ing out of his eyes, the dog lifted Moses, God's great leader for late President Wilson used to tell, ment cries went up it is squarely up to the mothers a diet to be abundant and varied, "Noel!" he said, quietly, "Did you his head, and with a staccato intake Israel, having brought them out of noble equine, this noble animal, displayed a huge bump on his is related in the Montreal Star. even a thought of him. from the mothers, and homemakers to correct this ever eat wolf! If I can keep my the horse; side by side with man, head. and still be inadequate in respect and expulsion of breath through his the land of bondage and through the The professors of a certain college I was very happy in my love not only in that tragic state of affairs, which is to calcium. sights lined we're going to eat some nostrils, gave what Alan called terrible wilderness, is about to fighting with him the battles of "Look," he repeated. met to consider an act of mis- for Barrett. What girl isn't when community, but all undermining their own efficiency tonight, or they're going to eat us." progress, bearing with him the The editor went wild. conduct on the part of one of the she loves for the first time? I had lOprrtfW. w. X UJ over the country. and threatening the present health The list of calcium-containing Rough's "love-snuffle." leave them. God's workman is about foods will help you do a perfect "Wat you see, Alan?" The other to die, but His work is to go on. burdens of the centuries. Down "What good is that?" he howled. students. One professor insisted high ideals, but he appeared That is natural, for and future happiness of their chil- hooded figure got stiffly to his feet, For a moment the man buried his job of building strong, fine bodies face in the thick, black ruff of the God is not taken by surprise. He the long hard road, through flint "We can't print things like that. upon punishment, saying: "God more than to satisfy them. nil mothers believe they have the dren. pushed back the eye-shields and the and mire, through swamp and children's welfare at heart. Un- for your children. dog's neck, then sat up and gazed never is. Joshua has been in prepa- Didn't you get the chap to say has given us eyes." But as long as I live I shall never —k— long wolf-hair fringe of his hood WARPEd, HFAOQUARTfRf OH-OH VES, There is no joy like the joy of far up the valley where a stand of ration these many years to take sand, wherever there has been a a few words?" "Yes," said one of his col- forget the look in Wink's eyes when NO. 18^8-PWD wittingly, however, they may be How to Obtain Calcium and stared at the sky-line behind footprint, there also will be seen a "Sure," was the reply, "but you WOULD L0IK6 F' NO 717/ — K0W D'SEZ doing them irreparable harm by creating perfect, healthy children. spruce and poplar occupied the flat over the responsibility. leagues, with a kinder nature^ I saw him for the first time since QUISTIM MOIKE TME H6AD Milk is an outstanding source of them. The face was that of an In- hoof print.—John Trotwood Moore. can't print those either!" "and eyelids." I'LL RiM(r SiMRD AND RAMtMBER failing to feed them the foods that The architect and the sculptor country between the river and the I. A Prepared Man Takes Com- my engagement. The stars were STuRR— ALL calcium. That is why it should dian. FOR A # HAVE HIM Will construct sound bodies, able stand in awe before the realiza- lifting shoulders of the tundra. His mand (1:3-6). still in his eyes, but they were TRUST/- RGFtoaT NUMBERS? "By gar!" he cried. "We boil de misty, cloudy. More: they con- lo withstand the stress and strain tion of their dreams. But you, the kettle tonight. You nevaire eat eyes wandered aimlessly; then, of a "Moses is dead; now therefore to ME- of life. mothers of children, the builders wolf but you eat wolf tonight!" sudden, his mittened hand brushed arise." Life is like that. "The tained pain, like that of a dog who Charming Stylesfor of their bodies, you are the might- back the wolf-hair rim of his hood has been kicked, but does not whim- The breeze had shifted and the king is dead; long live the king," per. Calcium Starvation iest of all. A diet adequate in cal- great dog, following his master, as his gaze focused on the timber, is the cry of those who live under Sports or Afternoon cium, for you and your childreB« blue in the distance. "Wink, what's wrong?" I asked, The mineral calcium is to the painfully got to his feet, testing the monarchies, as one ruler dies and human body what steel and stone will help you build beautifully, air with dilating nostrils. Scrambling to his feet, he cried his successor takes over the throne. hurriedly, in sudden unaccustomed "PHE play suit is practically wisely and well. Your reward will embarrassment. are to a building. It is necessary Swaying giddily on his feet while to the man on the snow beside him: Until that day when there shall be to construct the bony framework. guaranteed to give slim young be the joy, the pride, the heart- he rested a rabbit-skin mitten on "Look, Noel! Look at the timber up "time no longer," men must put "Nothing, Betty," he replied. "I things a good time at the beach warming satisfaction of having ac- do hope you'll be awfully happy. You The mother who faUs to consume the black-and-white skull of the there on the shore!" away their sorrow and go on. Three adequate calcium before her baby or in the country, because it's so complished a worthwhile purpose. husky, Alan Cameron pointed to the The Indian rose to his knees. words characterize the commission deserve the best." gay and so flattering. And the He turned his head away, quick- is born, or fails lo give the child four wolves in the distance. "Wat you see?" of Joshua— adequate calcium throughout the graceful afternoon dress will "See them. Rough?" he said to Hit lightly one of the snarling ly, but not hastily enough to keep make any woman who wears it Questions Answered "In that black spruce up the riv- 1. Promise (w. 2-4). God gave me from noticing the rapid winks growing years, is as guilty as the the excited dog. wolves paused a moment. er, Noel!" Alan pointed with a shak- the land to Israel. Every place that contractor who constructs a school look slim, cool and smart! Start The hair on the husky's back and of his eyelashes (that's how he got ing mitten. "My eyes are tricky. Joshua planted his foot upon was his nickname: when they go like that building of poor materials. Miss D. A. E.—Broccoli may be neck rose. A deep rumble came began to circle the still shape on Is that haze or smoke?" to be his possession, even as God Without sufficient calcium, the from the hairy throat as the gaunt the crust, until the scarcely mov- he's either very happy or very used interchangeably with spm- "Smoke! Dat ees smoke! De Mon- has promised Moses. A river lay sad). I'VE PKiuREP OUT WHUT NUMBER D'VEZ. bones become soft and porous. ach, provided the leaves are eatea frame stiffened. ing air had given them the strange They break easily and knit slowly tagnais!" between; there were walled and Understanding came to me. Wink A SYSTEM— YCU WAMT ? OI'M ONLY A with the flower buds. Careful With shaking hands Alan drew his man scent. The starved beasts armed cities to be taken; there ANSWER THE PHONE, after they are broken. They may rifle from its skin case, where it lay squatted on their haunches and, "D'you hear. Rough?" cried Alan cared for me as I loved Barrett. I Vi SlTOR HERE — Ol'.M analysis indicates that the leaves to the dog who had risen and was were even giants in the land, but PLEASE ? 1^8, NOT LISTED IN TH' bend and twist during growth, so are twice as rich as the flower lashed on the sled. pointing their noses at the sky, sent took his hand and pulled him down that the child who is a victim of shaking himself. "Fish tonight for God promised it to Joshua; and he on the steps where we were stand- V«HO -TEMPS TO THAT; RlTHMETiC BCO< buds in vitamins A and G. "You go on with Rough, Noel! the wailing cry of the wolf pack, took it by faith. ISN'T HERE WHAT calcium deficiency may become They'll follow the trail up. I'll play close to the kill, out over the white a hungry do^ and two men. Maybe ing. Then I laid his head on my Mrs. F. R. T.—There is no such tea and-flour, bannock! Maybe God has given us many promises, NUMBER bow-legged and deformed, with a dead on the snow and try for a shot. tundra to where a man and a dog knee and stroked the shining red malformed chest or enlarged fore- thing as a specific brain food, but caribou!" too. If we are fearful, poverty- curls. He was such a boy! IS nutritionists are convinced that It's the only way we'll get one!" were making their reluctant way to- stricken, powerless Christians, it is head. Rickets—that horrible de- The Indian scowled, slowly shak- ward the frozen river. His great brush of a tail sweeping "We can be friends just the same, the quality and efficiency of the the crust in his excitement. Rough because we do not believe God. ficiency disease which causes ing his head. "Dose are white wolf Suddenly, not fifty yards from the can't we. Bets?" he brought forth stunted mis-shapen bodies—may functioning of the mind depends from de nord—starved out! Dey see man on the snow, the skulkers fidgeted in his harness, impatient 2. Power (v. 5). No man is able from the shield of his hands. I partially on the character of the to be off, while the arms of the to stand against God's servant who develop. And so may tetany—an- you lie on de snow, here, dey weel stopped their stealthy circling and was too much choked to reply. He other scourge of childhood. food consumed. Mental efficiency rush you! Suppose you miss dem. swiftly bunched together. men circled each other's shoulders is doing God's wiU> in God's way, lifted his head for an answer. The appears to be influenced by the Rough and I weel be too far for to They were coming! in a delirious hug. Standing over in God's time. It was true of Joshua; stars in his eyes were clear again; quantity and quality of the pro- help." They started their charge! The his dog, two tears slowly froze on it is ^rue today. Men set up their Crooked Defective Teeth tein in the diet, and it has been they sent a little tremor through The teeth, too, depend upon cal- "They won't come close in on us rifle roared! It roared again! his frost-cracked cheeks, as Alan opposition to God's plan and pro- me. I didn't know that anyone ex- demonstrated that the vegetable until dark I tell you. The only way With a yelp the lead wolf somer- choked: "We eat—food—real grub! gram with the assumed belief that cium for the soundness of their proteins, including cheese, milk cept Barrett could make me feel structure. When this precious we can get a daylight shot is to do saulted in the air—then slid limp Tonight we eat, Roughy! Marche, because they have position, power, like that. Why had he not told me and eggs are superior in biologi- boy! Marche on!" or money, they can readily crush mineral is inadequately provided, cal value. as I say!" the other insisted. along the crust, followed by a sec- that he cared in that way? 6—WNU The crust offered good footing and the poor little band of Christian the baby teeth may soon decay; "Here's a chance for some meat— ond who rolled over and over, fran- "Of course, we'll be friends," I C. J. K.—It is a fallacy to as- to keep us alive, man! If these tically snapping at his bleeding with snowshoes on the sled and with workers. Russia tried it. They even the permanent teeth may come sume that garlic is a blood puri- what strength remained in their un- "abolished" God. But religion returned gayly. "You'll marry some in crowded and unsightly—and spots will stop dancing—in my eyes, flanks. Behind them the remaining nice girl and then we'll have the fier. Garlic improves the taste of I can get one—from an elbow rest." two, mad with the sight of blood, certain legs Noel and Alan followed thrives in Russia, secretly perhaps, VES/ AMD LOOK AT quickly develop cavities. food for those who like it, but gayest old bridge games and par- I'M sogRy, There are also many other ways Reluctantly, with much shaking of fell upon their wounded mates, sav- the dog over the river ice up the but none the less sincerely and suc- LOOK AT V IT/' Tv«o BUTTONS it cannot be considered to possess valley. cessfully. There is no power of man ties together." ONE OF OFF—A RLP IN PEAR that calcium deficiency may han- special health properties. bis head, the Indian acquiesced. agely ripping and tearing at their Wink smiled gallantly, patted my THAT SHIRT* "Marche, Rough!" commanded or devil that can defeat the man YOUR NEWER THE BACK— NOT dicap your children. For this min- © WNU—C. Houston Goudiss—1938—17 throats with slashes of powerful Turning in shore at the water hole hand, and proposed a tennis match. Alan. "You go with Noel. D'you tusks. in the ice they followed a beaten who does the will of God. OMES, IS/SJT I ROME D NICELY— eral is intimately concerned with This happened in June. Barrett nil the body processes. It in- hear me?" Again the whip-lash crack of a trail back into the timber. 3. Courage (v. 6). To serve God •T? The gaunt husky stood stubbornly rifle waked the tundra. The man planned to visit my home in August. creases the strength and pulsa- right in to make whichever one SEND FOR THIS "Somet'ing ver' strange here," means to be assured of His help. In the middle of July, however, I tions of the heart; helps the blood in his traces gazing up at his mas- on the snow got stiffly to his feet said the puzzled Indian, shaking his Faith lays hold of that fact and the best fits into your plans. You'll ter with uncomprehending, slant and reeled toward the two blood- received a letter from him which to coagulate in case of injury, hooded head. "Dis ees no Mon- whole man becomes courageous. broke my romance as the wind shat- thus effectively aiding in prevent- be delighted to see how easy it is. FREE •yes. There were enemies back on maddened brutes slicing their kin tagnais camp. Were are de dog But observe that the foundation of The Play Suit. the trail and Alan was ordering hftn to ribbons. He stopped, took de- ters an airy bubble. ing hemorrhage. It strengthens sign?" courage is faith in God's Word, the resistance of the body in fever The suit itself has pleated shores to leave him. liberate aim at the milling beasts After that,'there was nothing left and a square neckline. The skirt, "No, there are no signs of dogs, nurtured by meditation in it "day for me but to get work and to dis- and other diseases. It tones up VITAMIN PRIMER Bending over the bewildered and fired. But, in his increasing no signs of—well, look at that!" and night" (v. 7). The house of (he nervous system, lessening shirred at the top, and tied round husky Alan spoke sharply into a weakness, his rifle barrel swayed appear from my own town until the the waist, may also be worn as a "By gar, white men on de Talk- courage can be built only on that heartbreak softened. Fortunately, nervous tension. hairy ear; "You go with Noel! like a branch in the wind. Hit light- eeng Riviere!" foundation. cape, long enough to cover the OFFERED BY C HOUSTON GOODS Marche! Y'understand?" ly, one of the snarling wolves paused I was able to secure a teaching —k— play suit. Either way, it lucks Standing beside the husky whose 11. An Experienced Man Gives position in a tiny country village. A low, protesting whine and the a moment and then loped stiffly Counsel (24:14-21). Adults Require Calcium extremely fetching and fiuttery. Do you want to know when raising of a white muzzle as the throat rumbled as he suspiciousl> No one except my mother knew my away on three legs, followed by More than two decades have Adults have a vital need for cal- Make this suit of calico, jersey, to Jhrd the different vitamins? dark eyes of the great dog searched the fourth. Firing again and miss- sniffed the air while the hair of his address; and I gave her strict in- cium. A lack of this mineral not percale or sharkskin, with the mane and back slowly rose, Alan passed since the appointment of junctions not to disclose it under any fcis master's scowling face was the ing, Alan turned to see a great Joshua to lead Israel. God has ful- only results in defective teeth, but head kerchief to match or con- answer. Lifting his nose, his great black-and-white dog coming at a and Noel gazed in amazement at circumstances. may also be responsible for nerv- trast. Just write to C Houston Goudiss the substantial log building, banked filled every promise. Israel is in Then, one spring afternoon, as I I PAY OUT (»OOt> MONEY— IT SURE ISA SHAME/ YOD SPEND at 6 East 39th Street, New York throat rumbled in bitter protest as painful, stiff-legged lope over the the Promised Land. Before the aged ousness, quivering and twitching The Afternoon Dress. ke slowly started the sled. tundra, slipping and falling, in his high with snow, which stood in the was finishing some work after SHIRT ODST FIME FIVE" DOLLARS FOR A SHLBT—TEM of the muscles and defective heart Here's just the type of dress City, for his new "VITAMIN center of the clearing that opened leader dies he calls the leaders of school, I looked up to see Wink DOLLARS—AND IT *0eSMr DOLLARS WORTH OF CRITICISM PRIMER." It tells the facts that Harassed by uncertain vision and weakness, rising again to struggle his people together to urge them to action. you want for summer afternoons weakness, Alan settled himself on before them. (with his eyelashes winking very . (SET A NICKLB'S ON THE WAY IT IS PONE UP— erery homemaker needs to know on, on to the master who was bat- continue in the way of faith and v,oR TH oF CAR AND YOU ONLY SHOW A QUARTER') To be normal, the full-grown hu- —graceful and soft, with short, the snow to wait for the approach tling alone back on the trail. Be- "White men on the Talking Riv- fast indeed) standing in front of sdf^Jou man body must contain more cal- full sleeves and deep v-neckline about vitamins. In simple chart loyalty to God. This he docs by: my desk. I rubbed my eyes until nL / ' !/ WORTH OF IT WHEN YOU'RE form, the functions of each vita* •f the arctic wolves. Lying flat on hind the dog, stumbling forward in er!" Alan repeated, his curious eyes DOWNSTAIRS '~y DRESSED UP/ cium than any other mineral ele- that will be cool on the hottest the crust, his body shook with the noting the size of the log cabin with 1. Example (v. 19). "As for me they hurt before I was convinced of min are explained, and there is a half-trot, came Noel, rifle in hand. and my house, we will serve the ment. Yet, every individual is, of day. The back is perfectly plain, pounding of his heart, but the fear "Bless their hearts!" panted the its large mud-plastered chimney, his reality. necessity, born calcium-poor. For a list of foods to guide yon in Lord." No man can honestly and straight and slenderizing. The supplying your family with that gripped him, as he practiced excited boy. "They sneaked back the huge platform cache evidently "Wink! How did you find me? if the bones were as rigid as they jabot ripples at the sides and is fining his sights on the slinking to help old Alan!" Then turning to piled with supplies which were cov- effectively call others to devotion to Did mother—" adequate amounts of each of the Lord unless he sets them an ex- plain in front, so that it looks soft these necessary substances. gray-white shapes, was that his un- the fast freezing carcasses in the ered by canvas, the two pairs of "Nope. You forget you can't without being bulky. The shoul- certain eyes and jumping nerves snow, he cried deliriously: "But-to- snowshoes and the toboggan sled ample. No one takes any stock shake a setter!" in the preacher or teacher who Send for This ders are smooth, the hipline be- wsuld cause him to miss when food night we eatl Not much on their stuck in the snow beside the door, "Plea^er-don't tease," I begged, comingly snug. For this lovely lor Rough and Noel and himself lay bones, but there's enough to keep us and close by, the ample remains of says, "Do as I say, not as I do." gulping on a salty tear which had We are more than signposts; wt art Free Chart dress, choose voile, chiffon, geor- within Iris reach. Without food they alive—alive! Wolf stew—a feast for what had evidently been an enor- name Firestone on a truck slipped down my nose and into my gette or handkerchief lawn. would never have the strength to a king! Wolf stew! Food for us all mous wood-pile in the autumn. guides. mouth before I was aware of it. 2. Instruction (w. 16-19). Remem- or passenger car tire is your ' cvf/vy The Patterns. reach the trappers' camps—two and—bones for Rough to gnaw!" (TO BE CONTINUED) "I was calling on your mother Showing Iodine Content bering God's dealings with them, assurance of longer mileage — Oiborne 1484 is designed for sizes 12, 14, the people declare their determina- yesterdsy," hnd saw a letter of of Yorious Foods 16, 18 and 20. Size 14 requires greater blowout protection — greater non-skid yours lying on the table. Of course, 3H yards of 39-inch material for tion to serve the Lord. They spoke r ,on rather glibly. Joshua instructs protection! Gum-Dipped cord body — two extra "^' 1 R F * I looked at the postmark; it was easy You are invited to writeC.Houston the cape-skirt; 3 yards for the them. God is not interested in lip OH to find you in this small place." Goudiss for a chart showing the play suit. Head kerchief takes layers of Gum-Dipped cords under the tread — He came around to my side arid AND THERE TOU ARE Medals THAT COUNTS Tfa yard. '' . ' ' service. He does not need them so foods rich in iodine and those vtttMu much as they need Him. He does new non-skid tread—all these Firestone patented lifted me by the elbows. "D6ar, "Did your boy win any medals at which are poor in this substance. 1532 is designed for sizes 36, 38, school?" ncPAvianoQ not look upon their confession of and exclusive construction features at remarkably low come back to us, and to me. I It will serve as a valuable guide 40. 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52. Size Timtone 16ve you." "No," replied Mr. Growcher, "but 38 requires 4% yards of 39-inch • Him, if they continue to live in sin. pricesl Call on your nearby Firestone Tire Dealer — in preparing balanced menus. i 3. Warning (v. 20). God will visit CONVOY The stars in his eyes were twin- I'm going to see that the teacher who material for short sleeves; 5V4 His judgment on His people if they Firestone Auto Supply &. Service Store or Implement HIW QDNJTY—10W MMOt kly and beckoning; again I felt put up with him for the entire term Just ask for the Iodine Chart, yards for three-quarter sleeves. forsake Him and turn away—such Dealer today and equip your car or truck with Firestone stirred. Why, Wink had the power gets one." addressing C. Houston Goudiss at Send your order to The Sewing When Earth Slows Up is Joshua's warning. We who look Convoy Tires — you will SAVE MONEYI to awaken me; and now I did not 6 East 39th Street, New York Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1020, The average velocity of the Come In Today need to deny him, for I was free. Rather Ashamed 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. back to the history of Israel know and Gat Our Low Gty. A post card is sufficient to earth in its orbit is 18% miles a that they did forsake Him, and that "My love is no longer sbining "My wife is the proud owner of carry your request. Price of patterns, 15 cents (in second," and it moves more slowlf Prices on All and new, Wink. Will you want it, a new modernistic flome." coins) each. in July than in January. the judgment of God is still upon Visitor—How far do you live from "When Clarence married that rich them. "Be not deceived; God is GOES MUCH FARTHER Popular Slios of tarnished and worn?" "Why, you're the owner just as For answer, he kissed me; and the clubhouse? much as she is, aren't you?" girl did she promise to love, honor 'xxv-xxv:--:- not mocked: for whatsoever a man TRUCK TIRES Golf Bug—Not far. Two drives, and obey?" soweth, that shall he also reap" COSTS MUCH LESSI then setter-like, he put his head "Yes, but I'm not proud of it."— between my hands. an approach and four putts. Pathflnder Magazine. "No—love, honor and defray." (Gal. 6:7) is God's warning through 30X5 ... 31x6 Paul to the Christian. 4.50-21 5.25-18 *9.6f 6.00-20 Damp Dry That Reminds Me Secrets. "Wonderful!" Say Thousands • ! 4.75-19 8.1f 5.50-17 10.4S Flea^ Live on Others Patient Parent—What on earth is "Last year 1 was in Ceylon during ^ k In a Happy Home 6.S0-10 There are over 100 different kinds the matter now? an earthquake. Everything rocked "Do girls have secrets?" To be happy at home is the ulti- 5.00-19 8.80 6.00-16 11.80 7.00-10 of fleas, including rare and com- Young Hopeful (who has been and rattled, the house creaked, the "Not often," answered the old po- IR1UM . •\ mate aim of all ambition; the end to mon ones, and none of them is able bathing with his bigger brother)— china flew about." liceman. "Even when a girl keeps of Pepsodent with which every enterprise and labor to look out for itself. It must al- Willie dropped the towel in the wa- "That reminds me! 1 must fetch a diary she generally has a faint, tends, and of which every desire MOST MILES PER DOLLAR! ways live on the blood of some bird ter and he's dried me wetter than 1 my wife from the station." secret hope that somebody will ac- Jrium contained in BOTH Pepsodent Tooth prompts the prosecution.—Johnson. Listen to .. • or animal. was before. cidentally see what she has writ- ten." Powder and Pepsodent Tooth Paste THE FIRESTONE VOICE OF THE FARM THE VOICE OF FIRESTONE As Fate Goes Bearing Troubles Well • If you want the true facts about the mirror. Notice how Pepsodent with Intervicu'j with the Champion Farmer! of • Featuring Richard Crooks and Margaret Speaks ' Products From Barrel of Oil Tell the Truth "Did Gwendolyn take any inter- When anything grows trouble- remarkable eflectiveness of Pepsodent Irium has gently brushed away those America! featuring Everett Mitchell, Twice 1 and the Firestone Symphony Orchestra, under the A 42-gallon barrel of crude oil Father—When 1 was a little boy est in the young fellow who stood in Certainly some, recollect this maxim: This containing Irium, try this modem, new- dingy surface-stains and polished your weekly during the noon hour. Consult your local I direction of Alfred Wallenstein, Monday evenings will yield more than 18 gallons of your age 1 didn't tell fibs. the road serenading her last night?" day dentifrice yourself. accident is not a misfortune, but "Your fiance is a charming man. teeth to their full natural sparkle I What's paper for the station, day, and time of broadcast over Nationwide N. B. C. Red Network gasoline and naphtha, 16 gallons of Modern Youngster—How old were "No. She is out riding with the He has a certain something." Brush your teeth twice a day with more, Pepsodent with Irium is com- bearing it well turns it to an ad- gas oil and fuel oil, two gallons of you when you started. Dad?—Provi- man who ran over him with an auto- "Yes, but 1 would rather he had Pepsodent containing Irium. After a pletely SAFE! It contains NO GRIT, NO vantage.—Marcus Aurelius. kerosene, over a gallon of lubricat- dence Journal. mobile." something certain." abort time, examine your teeth in a PUMICE, NO DRUGS 1 Try It... today. ing oil, and other products besides. PAGE FOUR THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. PAGE FIVE THE COfeOMA CQUMER, COfcOMA. MtCH. JULY 1, 1938 Church Announcements MRS. BERTHA WOODWARD 24 hours a day, side by side for STARTS ON 5,000-MILE nearly eight solid blocks. STATE CAPITAL Hurley has the old frontier brava- TRAVEL STUDY TOUR do, posed solely for the tourist trade. INDEPENDENCE DAY REVIEW OF THE TWIN CITIES Salem Lutheran Church, Coloma It offers a sharp contrast to Iron- NEWS LETTER wood, a bustling modem city In Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor. Michigan with two fine hotels, etc. Sunday, July 3d, will be a day of Left Kalamazoo on Thursday With (By Gene Alleman, Michigan Presa You don't know Michigan until Furber Fumiture Store rejoicing and thanksgiving for mem Association; you have visited the Upper Penin- Twin City Body Shop I Gary's Flower Shop George W. Edgecumbe Company Telephone |65 bers of Salem Lutheran church. On About 40 Other Teachers on Long sula! baskets and wreaths in a way that Coloma, Berrien Co., Michigan July 1st this church becomes an in Trip. LANSING—The greatest reforesta- ice of this nature. In many cases ture and installation of concrete Sep- dependent congregation. Up to this tion program in the United States is they have completely restored the makes them stand out prominent and tic Tanks. 178-82 Pipestone St. Phone 8981 HAROLD VBIHL, Prop. I 202 E. Main St. Phone 6336 catch the attention of all who see 861 Bass Phone 7455 date it has received some support Mrs. Bertha Woodward, junior under way in the Upper Peninsula. wrecked cars which the owners Every since man congregated into Benton Harbor I — F. W. COCHRUN from the general church body. But high school instructor in the Coloma A total of 110,000 acres of cutover 951 Pipestone St. Phone 5-1314 thought were beyond the aid of ex- Benton Harbor them. They understand the senti- Benton Harbor Benton Harbor pert service. ments that flowers convey and have villages and communities the sewage It is the purpose of the Furber the membership has grown to such schools, went to Kalamazoo on Mon- waste land, left idle by lumber slash- John L. Chaddock to Run For every person and every occa- a way of arranging flowers that they disposal problem has been the sub- Fumiture Store to successfully and (Entered as Hecond-clasH matter at the an extent and through the generous day to enroll for the summer session ing, have been replanted with pine Not only in Benton Harbor, but ini A small scratch on your car they The George W. Edgecumbe Com- (fV#, sion — nothing quite hits the spot express the very message for which pany manufacturers a complete line ject of wide investigation. Today all comfortably fumish the homes of this all the surrounding territory this well will take care of in a jiffy. Here is postofflce at Coloma. Michigan, under the contributions of its members, the at the Western State Teachers Col- trees. Thirty thousand acres of trees like flowers. The national slogan, they are intended. cities of any size have modem dis- community at moderate prices. large building debt has been so much lege. The course of study she will are being added annually. Whole- known firm ifl famous for the expert a firm which specializes in this serv- of Septic Tanks, and Burial Vaults. Act of March 8, 1879,) For Register o! Deeds FROCKS "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS," there- Floral wreaths also come in for These Concrete vaults fill a long felt posal plants and sewer systems cost- They handle fumiture of the grade reduced in the last few years that it pursue consists of a history and sale tree planting on such a large work they execute in rebuilding ice, and they can turn It out for you fore is very appropriate because most ing millions of dollars for equipment wrecked cars and repairing damaged right away. mention. Unexpected demands are need as our progressive civilization and quality that is durable and that can be independent of all outside geography tour. On Thursday she scale has never been achieved suc- any message, be it congratulation, generally made on a florist in matters and operation, yet the rural commun- you may depend upon to give you SUBSCRIPTION RATES support. In observance of this im left Kalamazoo via bus for a 5,000- cessfully elsewhere. caw. Even though many organiza-: They have a complete Duco and demands something more lasting, Urged by his friends throughout sympathy or good cheer, or con- of this kind because this is usually more fitting than a casket for its ities would still be in an uncivilized maximum service. Their adequate and portant event in its history, the con mile trip of travel and study. The These facts were revealed this tlona and individuals are carrying on Synthetic Enamel paint shop so if dolence, can best be expressed with state if it were not for the develop- One year $1.50 Berrien county, John L. Chaddock, campaigns for more careful driving, you are contemplating a paint job sudden and allows no preparation. departed. It wants something that comprehensive stock is composed of gregation has set aside next Sunday tour includes 31 days of travel, month to members of the Upper flowers. We are glad to refer Gary's Flower ment of the septic tank system. tasteful and practical, yet artistic Single copy Five cents for offering its praise and thanks- touching at Hudson Bay, North Bay, Peninsula Development bureau by prominent Benton Harbor insurance the steady and rapid Increase in the be sure to get their prices and see will seal out the ravages of the underwriter and realtor, announces number of vehicles on the streets and the high quality of their work first. This concern are floral specialists Shop to our readers, feeling confident elements and of age. These concrete This firm will be glad to make a and inexpensive fumiture from which giving to God. The services will be Quebec, Montreal and other places Lyle Watts, forestry director fo Mich- $1.98 who enjoy a high reputation for that they will receive flowers of the vaults are made from only the best you may make your selections. held according to the usual schedule of interest in the St. Lawrence val- igan and Wisconsin. his candidacy for the Republican highways makes the total elimination] This is one of the leading body free estimate on the Installation of nomination for register of deeds. of smash-ups impossible. shops of thia part of the state, em- making up floral designs, corsages. very highest type at all times. material and are the only asphalt one of these modem sanitary systems Their stock shows many lovely liv- ARE YOU A PAPER BORROWER? English service at 9:15 a. m.; Sunday ley, with the return trip through the To the people of the Upper Penin- seal burial vaults manufactured in in your home or resort property, en- ing room, dining room and bed room school and Bible hour at 10:15; and New England states, via Boston, Phil- sula conservation and the tourist in- Mr. Chaddock Is experienced in For many miles around experienced ploying the most skilled workmen. county affairs, having served as a motorists and garage men have Every Job is fully guaranteed in Berrien County. One of the most abling you to have all the con- suites; many separate articles that German service at 11:00 o'clock. At adelphia, Pittsburg, and through dustry go hand in hand. Together, important features of the George W. veniences of modem plumbing and will add miracles of charm to the noon the members will join in a pot- Ohio, returning to Kalamazoo about they offer the one and only hope of member of the board of supervisors learned to call upon this firm for serv- every way. Do you impose on your friends and from the second ward of Benton Humphrey Insurance Agency Edgecumbe Company is the manufac- bathroom fixtures. suites you already have. Perhaps luck dinner in the church basement. August 5th. A class of about forty economic salvation. Many mines have you need just a chair to complete a neighbors by asking them to save There will be a few short addresses teachers are making this trip, accom- closed. Lumbering has depleted Harbor eight years. This back- $2-98 the people of this and surrounding ground, he asserts, provides him with correct grouping or add to the com- The Courier each week for you? by some of the church officers and panied by two instructors. Special nearly nine-tenths of the virgin for- territory. Stop and think another moment Barlow Bros. Laundry 212 Fidelity Bldg. Phone 8932 Their adjustments in case of loss fort cf your living room. Here you the pastor in the course of the meal lectures will be given at various ests. To the tens of thousands of Benton Harbor Eidd Dater & Price Grocery Co. will also find a wide selection of ruf before you borrow another paper. The afternoon will be devoted to points of interest along the route. unemployed residents, it is recrea- Bros. Laundry, it will be returned in have been most satisfactory and and floor coverings, as well as "Would I like it if my neighbor ask- informal sociability and fellowship. tion, rather than agriculture or in- a most satisfactory manner, spotless- The value of insurance is more quickly accomplishd, as the com- of this and surrounding territory and bridge lamps lor every purpose. ed me each week to save The Cou- dustry, that offers a ray of en- 100 Main St. Harbor, Phone 5-2146 ly clean, odorless, and no lost buttons, than ever recognized each year, as panies with many years of service 8 Bteat is shown by the ever increasing num- back of them. 219 Water St. Phone 6815 I ' lily increasing. This is W j take great pleasure in compli- rier for him?" If you can truthfully couragement for their future. rips or tears, and an important item, attributable to their outstanding pol- menting this leading fumiture com- answer "yes" to this thought then we MICHIGAN WILL PRODUCE St. Joseph ber of policies written. People can- Profit by this kind of service and Methodist Episcopal Church *3" no missing pieces. Benton Harbor pany and referring them to our read- not afferd to take a chance on their provide yourself with funds for the icy of filling all orders promptly and have nothing else to say. This modem and scientifically The methods employed to wash ers. The Coloma Courier costs only BUMPER 1938 HAY CROP property when by paying a small in- rebuilding of your property by Insur- The Kidd Dater & Price Grocery making expeditious delivery of the Grant L. Jordan, Minister. Public Ownership- equipped laundry has long been known your clothing are modem and scien- surance premium financial loss of ing against all types of loss. $1.50 a year, delivered to your home This "chic" little frock, tific. A gentle process that will not Pr Co. is one of the leading wholesale same. weekly If you are a resident of a Visitors, strangers and friends are to the people of this region for the property is avoided. In this review we take pleasure in Because of the great amount of Public ownership of forest lands, ii a clever creation of injure the most delicate fabric. The modem insurance agency complimenting this highly efficient In- Grocer concerns in this section of the rural route, or placed in the post welcome. LANSING—Many farmers of Ber- both by the federal and state gov- high class of service they have al- prices on family laundry work at business transacted through this es- W. G. Schriner & Son office every Thursday morning if Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. William multi-colored voile — a ways rendered. renders Indlspensible service to the surance agency upon their modem state. tablishment and because of their up- rien county agree with the farm ernments, is advocated by Forester Barlow Bros. Laundry are so low that people of this territory. They will service and successful operation. We you are a resident of Coloma. Con- L. Alwood and Kendall Wilcox, su- managers of the state's institutional Watts. frock you'll be happy to They thoroughly understand every it no longer pays to do the work at The large volume of business trans- to-date business methods and the high UPHOLSTERING sider the savings that you can make perintendents. The Scripture lesson: write policies for you for all types unquestionably recommend them to quality of food products which are farms that 1938 will not only pro- It is illuminating to know that a wear any afternoon thia phase of the business and have elimi- home. of general insurance. They have a our readers for their insurance needs acted here does not permit of goods by reading the advertisements. Think Joshua 1:2-6: 24:14-21. The Christian duce a bumper hay crop but one of group of Michigan conservation en- nated that much dreaded wash day We take the privilege of extending handled, this well known concem has of the local, county and national large and Increasing patronage among In 1938. becoming old or stale as their stocks gained In this section a commercial Life application: "Why Our Alleg- the best in quality in recent years, thusiasts, led by John Norton, pub- summer. It's only one of in the home, giving the housewife congratulations to this popular firm move rapidly and are kept complete 432 E. Main St. Phones 7789 or OMl news that you can get in this paper. iances Belong to God." according to John B. Strange, com- lisher of the Escanaba Press, father- added hours of leisure and a con- and wish to recommend and refer it prestige as an excellent market for Benton Harbor And, remember, you will be doing the many Peggy Palmer only by the receipt of daily shipments retailers that could be found in no Notice:—Following the recent ac- missioner of the Department of agri- ed the establishment of federal fidence that when they send their to all our many readers and friends direct from the manufacturers. yourself and your family a kindness tion of the official board and the frocks for summer style for the best laundry work. Mercy Hospital other manner. There are many things, many items culture. Reports from the state's forests by congressional enactment. clothing to be laundered by Barlow It is a well known fact that the re- In this business review we are by reading your own paper each co-operation of the official board of scattered farms indicate that over On a commercial basis selective that go to make a home comfortaUs, week. the Watervliet church, all worship and comfort—y o u ' 1 1 nurses whose years of training and tailer can buy much cheaper and have pleased to compliment the manage- rood looking and cozy, but nothing 10,000 tons of hay will be harvested logging is difficult to put into prac- a wide selection when dealing with a ment of the Kidd Dater & Price Gro- services for July and August and the as feed for over 2,350 cows that fur- - want several for your experience is at your disposal. When s more important than the furnitnre. tice, because of competitive condi- Tf 700 Empire St. Phone 8131 under their care you can be assured reliable and completely stocked insti- cery Company. We predict for this If the upholstery is worn and soilad, Sunday preceding Labor Day will be nish milk for wards of the state. tions. As long as some lumber firms week-end holiday. A T. Hall Company held in the morning of each Lord's Benton Harbor of proper and regular treatment, tution like this on. They have a host modem establishment continued pros- a new home looks like an old one. "Managers of the state farms," ac- insist on cutting all merchandisable the flashings, gutters, ventilating, taken care of according to the strict of patrons among leading retail Arms perity and a great future. "BE CAREFUL," WARNS day at 11:00. There will be no eve- cording to Strange, "report that the All of us take pride in our homes timber In each acre, lumber men roofing or air-cooling problems in In this day and age of modem liv- orders of the doctor attending. and try to keep them fumished as U. S. SAFETY COUNCIL ning services. first cutting of alfalfa is heavy and declare that the forester's dream of 8e Elm St. Phone 8252 question, and give estimates on the The Epworth Leagues of Coloma ing we are faced at times with the Most people do not realize the nicely as possible, however with to- of fine quality. In 1937, the stalks selective logging will never be real- • Benton Harbor work completed. They are in position difficulty of properly taking care of great value of a hospital until it is day's economic conditions we fre- and Watervliet are planning a fish- were coarse and though the yield ized. JOHN L. CHADDOCK to offer the beat of service in instal- John Schcdrer ing trip for one evening next week. Porch Frocks The A. T. Hall Company is the the sick and those who have received their turn to be a patient in one of quently find it impossible to purchase was near normal, the feed value was More than 600 million feet of lum- lation, and all people employed are bodily harm. It Is for these many them. However we must stop to con- new fumiture when our present suites "Be careful." Morning worship, 11:00. The choir far below par. This year the hay is ber were cut last year in the Upper oldest sheet metal contractor in Ber- very careful and artistic in all work. The national safety council has A splendid assortment of smart rien County. They specialise in ven- needs that this modem hospital was sider the hundreds of lives this hos- Beer Distributor become shabby. W. G. Schriner A will sing "The Lord Is My Strength." fine in texture and will provide ex- Peninsula—far in excess of what every qualification for the office of They have filled many contracts built. People have come to know pital is actually saving each year in issued that warning through govern- The sermon will be given by the register of deeds. Supervisor Chad- styles, fashioned from bright tUatingi gutters, conductors, steel ceil- Son at Benton Harbor make a spe- cellent cattle feed. should be allowed if the forests are prints, swisses and dimities. over this part of the state in the way their chances for longer life are 100 this community. brewers who are past masters in the cialty of recovering, repairing and ment officials in an effort to reduce minister. "Estimates place the first cutting to be maintained permanently. dock, during his years on the county ings, sky-lights, furnace, repairs, and fatalities during the July 4th week- general sheet metal work. of public buildings and residences, per cent more when cared for in a Reviewing as we are the most out- art of brewing. Every known scienti- refinishing of fumiture at moderate The Ladies' Aid will meet Wed- of hay upon the farms at 6,438 tons It is another case of free competi- board, has served on numerous im- Featured at a very low price and have been a great aid to the ad modem hospital such as this one than standing institutions of Berrien Coun- 391 Territorial Rd. Phone 7828 end, made doubly hazardous by the nesday, July 13th, at the home of portant committees both as a com- They are recognized in this section fic method Is employed to make this prices. When the job is finished the and favorable reports for second tion vs. public ownership. Again the vancement of modemization of the the old method of home treatments, ty, in this progressive review, we Benton Harbor article will look like new at a double holiday, and remainder of the Mrs. Abram Bachman. cutting Indicate that the total crop mittee member and chairman. as one of the most expert sheet metal beer the best. John Schairer has a Great White Father is being implored aftd roofing firms in this state. They community. especially when so little time is spent would surely feel we had not done our delivery service throughout this sec- fraction of the cost. It will pay you month. Girls' Camp at Crystal Springs, will exceed 10,000 tons. Good hay is to solve our problems. A lifelong resident of Benton Har- .00 in the homes. part had we not made prominent men- Among the leading business firms to see their samples and get their In a bulletin, the council pointed July 3 to 10. Miss Leah Brown, su- bor and St. Joseph, Mr. Chaddock understand the kind of sheet metal In this review of the business life tion to the retail stores. You may or- important to milk production and and tin work that will stand up under of this part of the country we are Here you have a staff of trained tion of this modem hospital. of Berrien County is John Scheirer, der Budweiser and Carling's Black prices. They will be giad to give a out that although the colonies de- perintendent. Cost of camp week, farm managers are confident that the has been an active Republican for 25 free estimate on any job. Another clared their independence 162 years this climate and use materials that glad to compliment A. T. Hall Com- distributors of the famous Budweiser Label at any of the dealers through- $6.00. Boys' camp, July 10 to 17; excellent hay this year will keep years and a member of the county pany, and recommend them for any- important feature of their work is in ago on the basis of rights to life, "Dead-End Region"— G. O. P. committee for 10 years. Fra- are suited to it. and Carllngs Black Label beer. This out this section, and we may add that Rev. Thomas Pollock, director. Cost milk production at a level and that They are always glad to look over thing in expert sheet metal work. a case or two kept ready for those linoleum and carpet laying, also rug liberty and the pursuit of happiness, $4.50. the majority of the institution will ternally, he is a member of the Elks Dr. B. D. Rathbun, Optometrist beer is made of the finest ingredients and carpet binding. more Americans since then have been For years the Upper Peninsula has entertaining occasions will make you Annual district Epworth League have ample milk supplies." been on a "dead-end" street. and Knights of Pythias. His religious blurred vision, and inefficiency. that aid in making a healthful thirst- the most popular host or hostess in slaughtered each year in celebration rally and election of officers, August affiliation is with the Methodist de- quenching, sparkling beverage. It has of the event than died in the war Because of the vast distance from All Ready for According to a recent survey, faulty your community. We wish to compli- 1 at Crystal Springs camp ground. the Soo to Ironwood the develop- nomination. Ariato Cleaners 169 E. Main St. Phone 7341 vision has proved to be a chief cause an incomparable flavor and nothing Is ment John Schairer, Beer Distributor, that gained it. Cooperative supper, 6:30 p. m. Mr. Chaddock worked for 15 years more restful or so soothing to the upon his modem business methods, St. loe Monument The bulletin further states that ment of good roads has been slow. odor. Benton Harbor of poor grades and failures among Crystal Springs Camp Meeting, NEW BOOKS ADDED TO Todby, US-2 is paved most of the in the printing and publishing busi- school children. A thorough examina- nerves on a hot day than an ice cold and would suggest that for real beer every 11% days of the average meeting opens July 29th. ness and holds an honorary card in The Sunny They are prepai Works way west from Sault Ste Marie. This 364 Pipestone St. Phone 9181 Vision, our greatest sense, brings tion of at least an hour with the bottle of Budweiser or Carling's Black enjoyment during the hot summer July, as many Americans are killed SELF CULTURE LIBRARY the International Typographical un- most delicate fabrics as well as your most modem equipment, is neces- Label Beer. Its rich flavor is made months, ask for Budweiser or Car- in accidents as lost their lives in the route is very scenic, skirting along us from 80 to 85 per cent of our Lake Michigan from St. Ignace west ion. He left the printing business • Benton Harbor suits and you may send your silk knowledge, yet the greatest portion sary to establish a complete diag- possible only because of its superior ling's Black Label, whichever you pre- Revolutionary war. During the past in 1919 to engage in the grocery and dresses or tapestry to them assured preparation and proper aging by fer, at your local dealer. 811 Ship St. St. Joseph, Phone 50 First Ccng-ogaticnal Church to Brevort within sight of blue water Summer of us neglect our eyes until it is nosis of the functional ability of the Benton Harbor, Phone 5-194S five years, July's list of dead from The following new books have been meat business. He sold out in 1923 Our appearance denotes our posi- they will be returned in perfect con- actually no longer possible to read eye and its defects. Don't neglect accidental causes has been 20 per cent at all times. Eventually this beauti- Ray Seelye Utterback, Minister. added to the Self Culture Club li- ful highway may be extended west to Otto Wolf and engaged in the real tion in fife, and in a large measure dition. with them before we think of giving the only pair of eyes you will ever This is the leading monument works greater than for the average month. brary in Coloma during the past estate and insurance business with is responsible for our success or fail- We wish to compliment the Aristo them attention. The eye in chang- have but have them given a periodic A total of 10,200 persons lost their At the service of worship at 11:00 along the lake shore to Port Inland, Play-Days ure. This Is the chief reason why we Cleaners upon their aid to us in keep- Midway Transit Co. of Berrien County. It is owned by month—"The Yearling," by Rawl- near Manistique. his father, the late R. P. Chaddock. ing from nature's plan of outdoor examination and scientific correction A. L. Hatosky who is well known in lives last July in accidents, many of a. m., Mr. Utterback will preach the He now heads the agency bearing should have our clothes cleaned and ing our appearance the best. The suc- ings; "Free Land," by Lane; "A. From Watersmeet to Ironwood this living, to man's plan of close work made if necessary. Dr. Rathbun has at your door and sent direct to its this district. Bamey Hatosky is also them in the Independence day jam- third sermon in the series on "The Lincoln," by Sandburg; "Raiders of the family name. Only one of the many pressed by the Aristo Cleaners. Their cessful person in both social and busi- under artificial lighting conditions, had years of experience in this line boree, the bulletin says. Social Teachings of Jesus," speaking route takes you through a dense work approaches perfection and the ness life is the one who pays more destination. This ejiminates the pos- associated with him in the business, Spanish Peaks," by Zane Grey; "Dark forest country without even a farm- Mr. Chaddock is the father of four has been subjected to many stresses and has the latest and most modem 755 W. Main S<. Phone 5-1111 while Frank Marshall is the Coloma on the subject, "Claims of the State." children, Glenn, who operates a gaso- sports creations illus- ethods used are harmless to the than casual attention to personal ap- and strains, bringing on the common equipment obtainable. We are pleased sibility of breakage and loss that Sunday school will meet at 10:00 Valley," by Gregory; "North of the house in sight for nearly 50 miles. The process used by this pearance. so we suggest that to have representative. In selecting a family Orient," by Lindbergh; "Miss Bun- Building of a bridge at the Straits line service station on West Main trated—there are styles eye defects, causing nervousness, to compliment him upon his years of Benton Harbor often occurs in shipping and conse- memorial you will find a large selec- o'clock with classes for all ages. street, Benton Harbor; Jack, who op- firm not only clean the clothing but your clothes in first class condition at irritability, lack of concentration, service to the community. cle's Book," by Stevenson; "Of Hu- will likely attract heavy transcontin- for all kinds of sports. all times, send them to the Aristo This is the leading truck transpor- quently saves many dollars in trans- tion of monuments built on a basis The average daily distance covered The Fireside Forum will meet at erated the City Cab company in It renovates them in a thorough man- of quality, embodying both durabil- by a U. S. railroad freight car, the home of Miss Virginia Friday on man Hearts," by Morroy; and "Big ental traffic through Michigan. The ner leaving no trace of a disagreeable Cleaners. tation firm of the Twin Cities. They portation charges. This concem is an Barn," by Walter Edmonds. Port Huron bridge will be the gate- Benton Harbor for three years and important factor in the business of ity and good appearance. The St. whether in movement, being loaded Wednesday evening, July 6th, at 8:00 who is now manager of the Twin have a fleet of modem trucks with Joe Monument Works feature the or idle, is 30.7 miles. o'clock. way for west-bound traffic. Iron- Slacks The Jo-An Shop this region, as they employ many lo- City Cab lines; Donald, associated daily scheduled trips to the principal cal people and pay a large amount in Certified Barre Granite Memorial and wood will be the gateway for east- with Jack Chaddock, and Miss Ethel cities of Michigan and surrounding bound tourists. SI.00 to S2.98 August Pohl Auto Wreckers i shrunk vat dyed cotton dresses, beach taxes and license fees to city, county, are the only firm in Berrien County MAY AUTO DEATHS TOTAL 98 Chaddock, a student in the Benton <.wear, bathing suits, shoes for ladies states. state and federal governments. Ac carrying the famous Sienna Pink Harbor high school.—Adv. Here also you will find a line of new 81 W. Main St. Phone 5-14491 aiMi misses, Rollins Run Stop Hosiery Since their establishment here they cording to a recent survey, one out of Granite from Oklohoma. The .am« an Strange Contrasts— parts of various makes of cars, so if Benton Harbor I d a complete line of everything for have maintained an enviable record of every ten people in the United States consideration is given the purchaser Culotte Suits Territorial Rd. Phone 5-2292 you do not find something in old the summer wardrobe of the well dependability and service. Any goods is employed in highway transporta- of a headstone as of a monument or AFTER TEN YEARS Automobile deaths continued to Until you have visited the Upper Benton Harbor parts or feel it is wiser to buy the Foremost among the shopping cen-1 dressed woman. They are featurin transported by them arrives at its tion. No matter what you may be in- mausoleum. The stock which can be decline in Michigan during May Peninsula, you do not know Michi- S1.00toS2.98 new, you may do so. It will be to ters of Berrien County is tne TJo-A n at the present time a hosiery clul destination In the shortest possible tending to ship, it is advisable to talk seen here is always comprehensive, In the beauty business we have learned that quality when 98 fatalities were reported, gan. James Dewey is Candidate This firm handles an extensive line your interest to see their supplies be- time and in the best of condition. This over your problems with the Midway as this firm buys in large quantities compared with 160 in the same of used auto parts and tires. Here n and not quantity is what counts in a permanent. It is a land of remarkable con- fore you purchase. Hiey feature a method of transportation is one that Transit Compan* y ----first. You- have our • [ styles and materials. They month last year, it was announced trasts. Farmerettes they will pay a fair price for your most complete line of used tires at should appeal to all shippers. It is I assuranc»e of courteous efficient serv- t"6, latest equipment for repro- So we are still giving our patrons the same quality this week by the Michigan Depart- A few years ago it was one of the For County Surveyor old worn out auto or one that has bargain prices. ready to wear. perts here are in constant touch with thoroughly reliable and can be loaded ice at the most reasonable rates. ducing the most artistic workmanship that we did ten years ago. ment of Health. bsen in a wreck. Bolts and rivets are In soliciting the patronage of the the mode of the moment. For your in carving and sandblasting. two worst relief areas in the United S1.25toS1.98 cat; good parts, such as fenders, en- They are famous for the service The May fatalities bring the total States. A large percentage of the they render both in the buying of smart women of Berrien County The inspection you will find a magnificent Permanents as low as $2.00—$6.50 for the year to 453 deaths, a decline gines of running order, tops, etc.. are Jo-An Shop respectfully suggests display of the latest summer fashions entire population was on welfare. James H. Dewey, registered civil wrecked cars and sale of parts. of 41 per cent over the 768 deaths Poverty cast a shadow over idle min- Play Suits segregated into separate piles for comparison after a shopping tour. from the foremost designers in the Cohen Bros. & Shor Junk reported In the same period of 1937. engineer of Benton Harbor, and for- your convenience. From the salvaged We take great pleasure in this in- Nowhere else will you find such love- latest colors and materials. Peopples Ice Cream BENTON BEAUTY SHOP ing centers. mer county surveyor in 1935-36, is parts, one may often find just the dustrial review in commending this set about to organize a way for the Michigan is reported by the National Today, the Upper Peninsula looks SI.00 to S2.98 ly styles, qualities or tailorings at We are glad to recommend the Jo- 107 W. Main St., Benton Herbor Dial 5-2231 Safety Council to be leading the na- seeking the Republican nomination part, they need to replace old worn highly efficient establishment and An Shop as headquarters for the disposal of all waste material in the Company to recreation—the tourist industry— recommend them to the people of this such moderate prices. You will find 225 8th, Corner Oak St. Phone 9701 tion in the reduction of automobile parts that have been damaged in ac- here a large stock of Peggy Jean pre- well dressed woman. county. They were successful in lo- as the hope for future economic ac- cidents. community. deaths from the all-time high toll of tivity. And recreation means sight- Beach Robes Benton Harbor cating the market, and today we have last year. 368 Pipestone St. Phone 5-1214 seeing, fishing and hunting in the In recent years rapid strides have the prosperous, thriving business Benton Harbor daytime and entertainment at night. SI.00 Airport Garage been made in the industrial and com- founded on economy—economy to the We visited the luxurious Gateway Quality Polishing & Plating Works mercial world to speed up production, manufacturer, retailer, big man and Peapples Ice Cream Company is COLOMA PLAT CENTER Inn, Kunsky's $300,000 establishment later every car will need repairs. The small alike. known throughout this region for the careful autoist will not even wait un- increase efficiency and to economize on the state line near Land O' Lakes, You are invited to the Quality Pol- U. S. 12 at Airport Phone 9296 wherever possible. Efficiency experts Cohen Bros, and Shor Junk makes high quality of their fresh frozen ice Wisconsin, just a few miles south of ishing and Plating Works modem til his car suffers a breakdown. He cream. Ice Cream is a health giving 709 Willow Drive tltone 7416 will have it given a thorough Inspec- for years have been baffled with the a business of calling at the largest Recreation leaders of the Works Watersmeet. Imagine this: Eight of plant to sea and understand the gr Benton Harbor ever increasing amount of waste ma- and smallest firms in our section and refreshing food if it is prepared in a the finest bowling alleys you have Benton Harbor tion or overhauling at regular inter- gathering the waste material and junk sanitary manner of wholesome in- Progress administration were given saving to you. • The plating business The Airport Garage is one of the vals. terial in our industrial plants, because a demonstration of the resuscitator ever seen; a dozen billiard tables; a It's Swim Time has evolve^ from-a tiny, humble be- they realized that in the waste ma- that previously was of no value what- gredients. Today it has become the This firm is it asset to Benton most finely equipped repair garages If you drive your car into the Air- Celebrate and Inhalator recently purchased by huge restaurant with the gayest g to a maminoth industry. Parts terial lay a tremendous amount Of soever to anyone. dessert of the nation, especially dur- of the coun- in Berrien County. They are con- port Garage it will be put in work- ing the summer months. Peapples the Berrien county board of super- modern decorations and superb • Swim for Health copper, ,t are corroded or rusted and ing order in the least possible time capital which at that time was a They pay the highest prices for equipment; a club bar and a gaming stained can now be restored in a very veniently located for the people of total loss. Ice Cream Company have a modem visors at their first-aid meeting in t_jpi. J. renew this community. They maintain 24 and at the lowest cost. iron, metal, raga, and paper. They bar; and the entire building outside few momenta. This represents a con- specialize in sanitary wiping rags. saniUry plant for the manufacture of Benton Harbor last week. Deputy are: musical instruments, refrigerator hour wrecker service, so if you are Whatever make of car you may be Sensing the opportunity of estab- this health food, and use the choicest Sheriff Lowell Miller brought the outlined in red neon lights. • Swim for Fun and stove parts, plumbing and light siderable saving over the cost of buy unfortunate in an accident or break driving, you are assured of a reliable lishing a business of unlimited pos- We are glad to recommend Cohen Fashionable city people, smartly ing new parts. All of the work is ingredients to insure a fine flavor and machine from the sheriff's office and fixtures, jewelry, sport equipment, down Phone 9296 Benton Harbor for repair job if you give them an op- sibilities if a market could be found Bros, and Shor for the highest cash texture. They have a modem ice demonstrated its use as an aid to attired in resort togs, mingle with lamps, door plates and other metal personally supervised by the pro- quick service. No matter what the portunity to prove they have the for this waste material. This firm prices for junk of all kinds. lumberjacks—and all in a smart prietor Henry L. Hennes, who is re- cream bar at 368 Pipestone St. Ben- artificial respiration. Everybody—SWIM! It's Sum- ware in the home. For doctors, all make or reputation of the new car knowledge and equipment to serve ton Harbor with a large nnrking lot Miss Frances Burke of Dowagiac, sophisticated atmosphere imported instruments and equipment of metal. garded as an authority in the plating your needs. July 4th mer's healthiest, most popular industry. may be, the years of service obtain- which is illuminated at night for their up into the "North Country", mUes a recreation supervisor, was a Coloma For automobiles: raoiator shells, all able by the owner will depend upon We recommend the Airport Garage evening trade. For the convenience visitor last week. During the hike from a city! sport and it's loads of fun! lights, door handles, trunk racks and Their policy is one of faimess and the class of service at the hands of to our readers for the finest of auto Consumers Dairy Company AT Upper Peninsula people are the of fruit marketers and buyers they she had the misfortune to lose her Does wonders for your figure, reflectors. For hotels and restaur- honesty toward all, while the cost of the automobile mechanic. Sooner or and truck repair work. tively destroyes all pathogenic (or also have a store on Bond St across wrist watch. tourist guests dine on food and ants: table silver, tureens, coffee urns modem chrome plating is surprising- disease producing) bacteria, without from the Market with large outdoor Five and six year olds atf; compet- West. They think nothing of driv- too—gives you young, slim lines and stove parts. ly low. 235 Pine St. Phone 8341 seating capacity. Whenever you are ing in a 40-yard dash this on this section we wish to compliment j a used car capable of giving many to vineyards than any other country and being distributed by Secretary ing, swaggering town of 86 wide- Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Lyle Fur- policieo that were based on service him upon this specialized service to thousands of miles of service. The „partia artial eye of an expert on used car ment on many makes of sprayers and a periodic motor tune-up with factory Paul Richter. open saloons, most of them operating long, superintendent. and satisfaction to every one of their the community. late models here have been chosen values. other farm equipment. The heart of methods and equipment in the world. JULY 1, 1938 PAGE SEVEN THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.

Heliotrope, "Herb of Love" Texaco gas—Bill Mast.—Adv. Will Pat Fish in Paw Paw Greatest Tragic Actor Riches Create Envy Coyotes Good Mousers Felix A. Racette, D. D. S. Edmund Kean was considered the "Riches," said HI Ho, the sage According to naturalists of the na- Heliotrope is called the "herb of Gordon Gerard of Berrien Springs greatest tragic actor of the early of Chinatown, "create envy unless tional park service, the coyote is a love." The Grecian derivation transacted business in Coloma Mon- Lake, July 4, at 2 p. m. Nineteenth century. so wisely employed that they com- better mouser than the cat. His means "to turn toward tlis sun." day morning. Wishes to announce that he will pel admiration." keen sense of hearing and sight, The heliotrope was supposed to be a candidate In the Democratic have many of the healing qualities The Coloma Quilt Guild will meet primaries, September 13th, In the quickness of movement and ability The hour of 2:00 o'clock p. m. on Cross Studio Sarkisian Rug Co. to blend with the background of similar to those of the gentian. with Mrs. Maud Hawks on Wednes- Fourth District for the office of rep- day, July 6th, at 2 p. m. Monday, July 4th. has been set for the Jews Reckon World's Age Peoples Sauinqs Associdlion Benson ^Tire Seruicc grass and shrubs makes him an resentative in Congress. The Jewish calendar starts with 800 Species of Parrots I and special lighting equipment, a type Dr. Racette believes that the pres- planting of the prize fish in Paw Paw ; of portrait is being produced that has excellent hunter of these rodents. John Alwood and Wendell Smith the creation of the world, and thia There are approximately 800 spe- better than the determination of the Lake. The I Crystal Palace will be tbe cies and subspecies of parrots. 200 Pipestone St. Phone 9893 on|y t0 ije seen t0 be appreciated. Mr. Lake Shore Drive Phone 4718-F-21 Retreading left on Sunday to spend a week at is the year 5698. 165 Pipestone St, Phone 9831 average citizen to own his home. scene of activity, where the exercl-'ei Cross, proprietor of this studio, an Accounts up to and including $5,000 the Boy Scout camp at Lake Madron. Benton Harbor artist as well as photographer, is a St. Joseph Latitude Lane will be held and a good crowd is ex- Many people do not understand are fully insured by the Federal Eat at the Hub Restaurant for color enthusiast and his window dis- This firm is a specialist in cleaning No Longer Great Latitude Lane Is another name pected to be present. Those in charpe what a Savings Association repre- Savings and Loan Corporation of Market & 10th St. Phone 5-1851 The great man's great works are breakfast, lunch or dinner. Silex play of oil tinted photographs is with- for Catfish row, famous negro sec- will be taken in George Morlock's out question the most beautiful we and repairing all types of domestic sents. A person with five, ten, fifteen Washington D. C., an Instrumentality done when he begins using his pow- coffee and sandwiches of all kinds. of the United States Govemment. Benton Harbor tion of Charleston, S. C., and the i have ever seen. The feature which is and oriental rugs. The work is all or twenty-five dollars to set aside er to get even with somebody. locale of "Porgy and Bess." —Adv. speedboat to the middle of the lake attracting widespread attention how- done by native experts who have had Peoples Savings Association is also With the ever advancing prices of where the prize black bass will le each month cannot accumulate a In a position to finance the building REWARD for return of white gold ever, is an innovation in the way of a years of experience in this work. They large estate In a day, a month or a ttie new tires the importance of a high thrown Into the water. separate camera room for the taking first remove all dirt and dust from the of new homes and the re-financing of quality retread service is increasinff wrist watch lost in Coloma on June year, but a fixed sum saved each old loans on a long term basis. 23d. Finder return to The Courier of children's pictures. This novel rug, then they have a method of month augmented by a semi-annual ^*7 day. It will pay you to investi- room, with walls artistically decorated The officials of this association; H office. 47tlx bringing out the original colors of the dividend, will obtain the goal you ^ as usually when the NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING with hand painted nursery rhyme pic- rug, so that when It Is returned you B. Ross, President, M. J. Hall, Vice bwJv 0L a 'If® ceropletely worn 1 V seek. The Peoples Savings Associa- President, Wm. A. Vawter U, treas- s/mplt, Up-to-dsti Wsyto G#f VACATION MONEY Dale Patterson of Kalamazoo has ^ i tures, is equipped with a sand box, a will feel that you have a new rug. tion of Benton Harbor has Just 8 deW 1 8 in been spending a few days at the home rail fence, rope swing and dozens of urer, and Merle P. Durren, Secretary coition ' ' ' Plan the kind of vacation most b«nefidal lo you. Benton Harbor now boasts of what The methods employed here do not declared their regular semi-annual of Superintendent and Mrs. W. L. play things and toys that can not injure the finest material or colorings. and Manager, are well known AW 8*ade retread iob will put then bonow the money from Penonal Finance Co. NOTICE—The annual meeting of is, without doubt, one of the most dividend which Is distributed to 1,025 Alwood. unique Photograph Studios in the fail to bring smiles to the faces of They also have complete repairing shareholders. throughout Berrien County. The the tire back in as good shape as new School District No. 1 of the Town- state. This Studio, conveniently locat- the children. Mr. Cross (Guy C.), a service, including artistic re-weaving people of this section are fortunate 0 th 08 Ben8on InatahntnU. ship of Coloma, for the election of repair work. No matter what it may People are looking for safe invest- SaAiSiTh!8 *equi • Ved w-- ^re •mplor". Mr. and Mrs. Volney Johnson of ed on the ground floor at 200 Pipe- photographer for the past 42 years of holes and cigarette burns, edging, be in rug cleaning, repairing, or car- in having such a well managed fi- m!£!w J . PP ith many tire Personal often makes loann to people on a plain note with Bellevue are spending the week at school district officers and for the is very proud of his novel studio and ments and money loaned on the nancial Institution located here. You 1 turn out stone Street, is strictly modern in fringing, overcasting, altering, re-fit- pet laying, the Sarkisian Rug Com- American home has proved to be TIT ^ ^e high- lust their OWN SIGNATURE ONI Y. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul transaction of such other business as Tke Rrt tkat Bank. Will Pky every respect. With ultra rapid lenses welcomes visitors at all times. ting, dyeing and other features of may either call or write for full Sf *2? .Retreada- The rubber used pany will prove most satisfactory. safe. No security can possibly be Mi PERSONAL LOANS OT TO 1300 . | %f Davidson. may lawfully come before It, will be details. facteSl received direct from the held at the school house on Monday, PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY Mrs. Eva Shaver of Vicksburg, the llth day of July, 1938, at 8:00 Banks are impotiant lo the continued econ- —• • ^ *** particular,'' " ^ Mich., was a guest of Mrs. Myrtez o'clock p. m. omic progress of our nation. TKey are inipor- Bud Gleason Garage Triangle Feed & Hatchery Bailey and other friends in Coloma Dated this 27th day of June, 1938. Pearson Construction Co. CArry ? very complete tant to your own mdivickial proifress, too. Alignment adjustments are quickly ew a nd U8€d last week. (Signed) have had years of experience in this i -ii ^ , "res and tubes 4712 H. E. LYON, Secretary. made and inexpensive and no service building codes and years of practical in all sizes for passenger cars and Room 207, Fidelity Buildinr, Benton Harbor, Mich. It may be only a coincidence, but Phone 9Ifi8 e8e oflr A sound bank is a valuable ally. It guards 431 Territorial Rd. will give greater returns on tires, gas, 85 Elm Street Phone 5-1302 line. They offer blood tested chicks experience has enabled them to han- So • ered at very rea- government always seems to have FELIX A. RACETTE 311 Ninth St. Phone 5-1116 0 e Benton Harbor oil and driving comfort. This garage from the highest egg producing fiocks dle any size project, and their close ' P-'- Tbey are able to offer Twelfth Year in Benton Harbor more money to spend during cam- funds, supplies diecking services, extends also offers complete brake service, in- Benton Harbor in the State. It is a well-known fact Benton Harbor .a^e trade-in allowance on your contact with supply houses and ample paign years. Adams' Tribute to His Mother Bud Gleason's Garage specializes In cluding adjusting, relining, overhaul- that while the poultry business Is sub- resources result in the assurance of 8, 8 hey 0811 00 E. A. INGRAM, Manager Phone Harbor 5-2144 ent economic situation can be bet- credit. It is a mine of information, ft Kas No rural community is complete Pearson Construction Company has d finn« n? fl V® ^ P ' to tered by a program encompassing In John Quincy Adams' tribute to brake service and wheel alignment. A ing, turning drums, etc. All motor- ject to manv variations in price and fulfill ng any contract without expen- dispose of them to advantage. In Pauline and Billy Beaty of Three ists are invited to check the alignment without a reliable Feed Company. production, tne successful poultryman had manv years of experience In the making this review we are pleased to Rivers have been spending a couple the following: his mother he said: "My mother many other usefoi financial services. Feeds must be properly balanced to sive delays. No matter whether It is recent investigation shows that fully of their wheels and the conditions of enjoys the most secure and steady in- Berrien County territory and has com- a small home or a large building, they compliment Benson Tire Service upon of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. A more cooperative attitude was an angel upon earth. She was a one-half of the automobiles in use to- their brakes free of charge, and if give the best results for growing come of any branch of agricultural pleted many residences and other a service that fits in with the risin* among the citizens of our country. minister of blessing to all human And, very important, it can provide that chicks or egg production. are thoroughly familiar with the meth- Joe Maurig. day are giving unsatisfactory service they need adjustments they are pre- activity. buildings throughout this section. ods of constmction called for by the day and win 2. By the process of an increased beings within her sphere of action. SJSu 0 t % ""e thf testimonial to character, "hank standing . because of misalignment of wheels, pared to offer rapid service. They also This popular firm has many years Triangle Feed and Hatchery have a They constructed the water works at plans and as a consequence the work P^P'®. .{ this part of the country Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Alwood returned buying power among the laborers Her heart was the abode of heaven- axles or frames. Bud Gleason Garage ' ave complet. e equipmen. . t for the experience in the feed business and fund of courteous information for all Coloma which has supplied us with Immediately meets with approval of many dollars in the purchase of tires. Wednesday to Syracuse, Ind., after a and farmers thereby circulating more ly purity. She had no feelings but offers an excellent service in wheel straightening axles and frames cold, have selected their line of feeds for live stock and poultry raisers. It will water for the past ten years. They the architects and engineers. Always visit with their son. Superintendent W. money and creating an unprecedent of kindness and beneficence, yet her Become acquainted with this mstMution. You their record among poultry raisers. are equipped to handle any size con- L. Alwood and family. period of wealth In America. alignment and if the car steers hard, | without removing them from the car. be well worth your while to make this regressive and striving for the bet- mind was as firm as her temper will find it a wise policy lo lo«A ahead, and shimmies or waivers or does not | We wish to compliment the Bud These are the famous Larro Feeds place your headquarters for every- tract whether large or small, and srment of the- communltcommunitvy thmuirthrough Hurry! 3. To create and maintain an this rt thoroughly understand the forms of £ It may be difficult for a rich man was mild and gentle. She had coast freely, the wheels are probably Gleason Garage on their specialized modem constmction, we feel that this Qarcy Roofing to enter the kingdom of heaven, but economic security for the aged and known sorrow, but her sorrow was move ahead, with your hank z ^ i - ^ modem constmction, having an unex- 8 a bi 81861 10 th employment for youth. out of alignment. i service to the community. /V ^ e home life it's just as tough for a poor man to silent . . . had she lived to the age feet balance. celled record of satisfactory service. of Benton Harbor and surrounding Leave That Winter's Hangover By these methods, the cancer of Hatchery has A thorough understanding of state' territory. Companij hang around on earth. unemployment could be removed of the Patriarchs every day of her life would have been filled with equipment for chick hatching and i County. Mrs. Nettle Tannon and son Perle and our Democracy preserved.—Adv. Benton Barber and Beauty Shop In Our Pit! and Miss Edna Lemmon, of Spring- clouds of goodness and of love. She had been for 50 years the delight of The women of this community Twin City Boiler Works Napier Ave. near Colfax Phone 8752 field, Ohio, visited with Mrs. Eliza- should drop in and see for them- Let us replace the winter-worn oil in your car with a beth Scott last Sunday. Canada Goose Mates for Life my father's heart." 107 W. Main St. Phone 5-2231 Twin City Carpenter Shop Benton Harbor State Bank of Coloma selves the wonderful results obbtalned you throw awav a broken part, take Grade A exchange oil for spring driving. The Canada goose mates for life. In this review of the business and Congress has adjourned, the Presi- Benton Harbor here. Women who wish to look their ures of their work is in making truck "here first. If it can be fixed they A widow or widower will go for best in business circles or for social 570 W. Main St Phone 7636 industrial facilities of this part of the If you haven't changed to heavier oil, better let us do dent Is going fishing, and the base- years without remating. While the No Need for Rinsing Tub Coloma, Michigan 106 Court St. Phone 1425 bodies and trailers for all purposes, will tell you so; they will also tell ball se.ison has begun. So what The laundry of Ebensee, Austria, The Benton Barber and Beauty events can make no mistake in call- you whether it would be more profit- State, we are sure that no other firm it now. You run the risk of serious damage to your car mother goose Is on the nest, the ing up this shop for work they wish such as live stock racks, fruit racks, Benton Harbor has done more to raise our living have we got to worry about? Is the mountain stream which rims Shop is recognized as among the St Joseph in fact any kind of special rack or able to buy a new part and what the if it has gas-thinn«d. worn-out winter oil in it during the male is never far distant, and he leading establishments of the com- done. The Twin City Boiler Works, while probable cost will be. standards than the Garey Roofing will unhesitatingly risk his life to the main street. truck body. The men employed here Company at Benton Harbor. They warm spring days ahead. PLAY SAFE! Change now It makes little difference how he munity for the beautifying of our The manager, E. A. Benedict and This is one of the most modernly have had years of experience in car- specializing in welding and repair wears his hair and clothes. He'll protect her. The family, seldom women. It is much quicker to have a part install all types of asphalt, asbestos, to a super-quality oil. assistants are experts in the line of equipped plants in this section of the penter and cabinet work, whidi in- service on boilers, tanks and stacks, lose his hair In a few years anyway, larger than five or six, sticks to- This shop is gaining popular favor state for all types of carpenter work welded here than to have to send to built-up, shingle and roll roofing and Roquefort Cheese From Cow's Milk permanent waving, featuring the sures the most expert workmanship in are also equipped for electric and some distant city for a new part es- and he'll be judged by his wife's gether long after the young are full with the women of this and surround- Thermique Heaterless Wave, Hair such as truck body buikiing, cabinet every, feature of wood and metal con- acetylene welding on all types of specialize in the installation of Rock At the same time, have your car thoroughly greased American Roquefort cheese is W I act pecuHiy when it is a proven fact that Wool Insulation. Rock Wool Insulation clothes, not his own. grown. ing sections for several reasons. In Styling and skin treatment. They ° *I' j" ^ anything of wood or struction. The business men and the equipment such as agricultural tools, by our high-pressure system, have your battery made of cow's milk. eta T eir trade the part will give as good service as irovides protection from the biasing the first place it Is modernly equip- have had many years of experience | !J j- ^ extends throughout farmers of this territory have long automobile parts, road working mach- a new part. The patrons of the Washington school ped with the latest and most scientific inery, etc. leat of the ummer months, as well checked and your tires looked after. THE to their credit. If you want to look Bemen County jmd surrounding ter- district are requested to keep in mind Home Owner realized that they can depend upon the This is the finest equipped welding as the cold blasts of winter, making Floating Islands, Gardens equipment, secondly the methods used your best in the Summer Months you ritory "a"s ^the y specialize i' n a type of Twin City Carpenter Shop for every- Many dollars are saved each year the annual school meeting on Monday Order for Publication—Appontment and boiler plant i•n thi•• •s territory, spe- possible not only a far greater de- There are floating islands in va- and the materials are of the best should make the Benton Barber and work which can only be accomplished thing in this line, resulting in an ever- by this reliable welding company. Ar- SEE US ABOUT OUR NEW TIRE PRICES! evening, July llth, for the electlen of of Administrator. and third the prices asked for the Beauty Shop your headquarters for a in a completely equipped woodwork- daliiing in larg- e .part ,, s such as bo ilers gree of year round comfort, but enor- oflicera and any other business that may rious parts of the world and floating WHO increasing demand for their services. ticles and machinery parts that were and industrial machmerymachinery. They 1hav e work done are most reasonable. distinctive coffure. ing shop. They have a complete draft- They may well be proud of the repu- mous savings in heating bills. Rock properly come before the meeting. gardens in Kashmir, and in the Cal- State of MIchiKan. The Probate Court for broken and thought useless have been a reputation for timeltiSS"y deUverTodeliven f Wool Insulation is the ideal material the Couutjr of Berrien. ing department for making up plans tation that they have established for cutta Botanical gardens stands a AtaHeHsion of Hnid court, held at the pro- repaired and are now giving as good | all work undertakeunde^ken mas well „a s m_maiS. l whether you are building a new Twenty-seven members of the and designs for any type of construc- expert workmanship and reasonable service as a new part would. Before taininir the mont l Strejc Service Station famous banyan tree which has a bate ofHoe In the city of St. Joseph in said tion. One of the most important feat- prices. taming the mont reasonable prices. house or desire to have your present Fireside Forum enjoyed a beach spread of 1,000 feet In circumfer- county, on the 24th day of June A. D. 1938. Plans Well -Buys Well Present; Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Judge of Heier Office Machines Co. home insulated, as this firm has com- Phone 9119 Road Service Coloma, Mich. party at the roadside park on Lake ence. Thousands of horsemen have Michigan on June 22d. The next Probate. pete equipment for thoroughly insu- Sheltered under this at the same In the Uattcr of the Estate of Horace O. is a great time saver. A letter can be Thomasma's Health Shoe Shop ating walls and ceilings by blowing meeting will be held at the home ot Krahe, deceased. typewritten in half the time that it rock wool between plaster and siding Miss Virginia Friday on July 6th. time. Ellen M. Krake having filed In said court 175 Michigan St. Phone 8841 Hennes Pcdnt & Wallpaper Store her petition praying that the administration can be written long hand and to the without marring interior or exterior in de bonis non with will annexed of laid estate is one of the well known, exclusive Divorcing her Hindu husband be- be granted to Ellen M. Krake or to some other Benton Harbor recipient the time saved is even great- will be pleased with their flat effects way. It will pay you to get fig- For many years people of this community have er as the typewritten sheet presents 172 Pipestone St Phone 8275 shoe stores of the community and they cause she loves him so much. One Coloma Lodge No. 162 sultaole person. 218 E. Main St. Phone 7405 for interior decorating. With their know this business in its every detail , and information on* Rock Wool Ills ordered, that the 25th day of July A. D. There is no institution that is of a clear, neat picture of the ideas the assortment of colors you may secure Insulation as in addition to mairitig of the many Interesting articles In 1939. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said "bought well" by buying at the Michigan Shore Benton Harbor Benton Harbor and from every angle. F. AND A. M. greater value to the community than writer wishes to convey. absolute harmony of various whndes rour home comfortable in the hot The American Weekly, the magazine rebate office, be and is hcrebyjappointed fot Thomasma's Health Shoe Shop is distributed with next Sunday's Chi- Meetings held In Masonic hall, on the Searing said petition; Lumber & Supply Company, because we have carried The Heier Office Machines Co. The Heier Office Machines Company This modem paint and wall paper in either plain flat walls, stippled or You will find that shoes purchased Summer Months, the savings in fuel It is Further Ordered. That public notice mottled. headquarters for men, women and costs next Winter will soon pay for Berky's Lake View Villa cago Herald and Examiner.—Adv. first Thursday evening of thereof be given by publication of a oopy of carry both new and used typewriters store is prepared to render any serV* here will give you longer wear, more the best in all building materials that they have need- C0 1 |ete ,ne of children. They are able to give you the installation. Garey Roofing Com- each month. this order, for three succcsslve weeks previous . " P l ofi alanl maKesmakes, leatunnfeaturing the Royal, ice in their line to the people of this A few dollars spent at this reliable comfort, more attractive style than Mr. and Mrs. A1 Walthers were to said day of hearing in The Coloma Courier inc l ( n the very smartest Spring Styles in pany will be glad to give a free esti- Visiting Brothers Always Welcome, a newspaper printed and circulated in said ed, at prices that they can afford to pay, with a ser- !!f W? ' [ ? ^ ^ cabi- standard and portable. In addition to section. Paint is essential to the pre- store now may save you many dol- any pair you have ever worn. Health Spot Shoes at the most rea- Paw Raw L^ake surprised Monday evening when a nets, dictating machines, Victor Add- distributing- typewriters- - , . theysy sell, servation of a home, and is a small lars in a year or two, oesides enhanc- mate on any roofing or' inanlatfag ALFRED WHITE. W. M. county. 1 The reason so many people have sonable prices. problem. group of friends and relatives came MALCOLM HATFIELD, vice of a kind that they like. ing Machines, Typewriters, and type- ren—*t an--d repair al"l makes of type- item in the general upkeep, conse- ing your home and increasing its Oldest Established Eating Place at Paw Paw Lake ROY BEACH, Secretaiy A true copy Judife of Probate. writer supplies. Three of the most foot trouble is because they do not The management and salespeople to eat supper with them In honor of Elsie Krajcl, Register of Probate. 47t3 writers and will give you a good price quently it is very easy for everyone value. their 22d wedding anniversary. A necessary attributes to our present on your old machine should you want to have a neat appearing home and wear the right kind of footwear. The are all thoroughly conversant with the day life are accuracy, efficiency and It does not pay to purchase cheap, difference is in having a man fit your Imes and are expert fitters of feet and very pleasant evening was enjoyed. to trade it in on a new typewriter. one that is protected from the ele- inferior paint and wallpaper, from a Before you build, remodel hr repair, speed and these attributes the type- It gives us great pleasure in mak- ments. feet who knows just exactly what you no matter what kind of a shoe you Margaret Christofer Presenting Dr. Leo Hosbein writer brings to you. The typewriter questionable source when you have need. need, it will pay you to look over Clyde Brock, an employe of a ing this review to recommend both At this popular paint store you our personal assurance of the best carnival company which operated at CLASSIFIED 'WANT ADS' see us for plans and free estimates. is absolutely essential to both the the service and products offered by If you let Thomasma's Health Shoe their stock. VETERINARIAN will find all the essentials to beautify quality at nominal price at Hennes Howard Benton Harbor last week, paid a fine home and office as in the writing of them and to refer them to all of our and preserve your home. On their Shop fumish your Footwear, you will recomn Phone Coloma 63-F3 both personal and business letters it Paint and Wallpaper Store. tr^J^y iend Thomasma's SCHOOL OF DANCING of $47.50 and costs of $8.50 when readers. shelves are wallpaper, brushes, a com- always be correctly, stylishly, and at Health Shoe Shop for your footwear Jack Stanfield Daatistry on W««k Days Oofar Remember this place for all your the same time comfortably shod. This arraigned before Municipal Judge F. WOMEN - Address and mail ad ver plete line of painters' supplies, as needs in paint, wallpaper and allied needs. L. Hammond on a charge of assault well as every color of paint. You Residence, Coloma, Mich tising material for us at home. We We Are Headquarters For lines. 163 Pipestone St. Phone 6342 and His Five Musical Moments and battery. supply everything! Good rate of pay. Berrien County Package Co. Benton Harbor No selling. No experience necessary. St Joe Fisheries Direct from Louisville, Kentucky Rev. and Mrs. Ellsworth Moran left MERCHANDISE MART. Box 523 Everything To Build their E-Z Pack Basket which permits Black Eagle Oil Co. This studio offers an excellent op- this week for a short vacation. Rev DEANEF1ZZELL,D.D.S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1127 8. Pipestone St. Phone 5-2118 the removal of the bottom of the bas- enes, as the individual seldom has portunity for the young people of Moran will attend the annual camp- DENTAL OFFICE IN BILL ALDEN, Lessee this region to secure t£e finest of Featuring Jimmy Featherstone meeting of the Free Methodist church PROMPT RADIO MANUFACTUR- ket in packing apples, enabling the of your car may be, the years of N. Wayne St. time to do his own fishing, and there ERS RADIO SERVICE. Call Water- Benton Harbor service that you may expect from it Phone 1044 18 professional instruction in all phases at Vicksburg, and Mrs. Moran and FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Anything! packing of the top of the basket first always considerable delay before Appearing Nightly Except Monday vliet 87-R, Coloma 241. or leave work as depends entirely upon the type of St Joseph the fish get to our retail markets. of dancing, such as ballet foundation, Infant son are spending the week Wafcrvllet, Michigan Milo Setter's. Paw Paw Lake Radio Berrien County has advanced to its with an attractive ring facing. This character toe and acrobatic work. with her parents at Spring Arbor. firm employs a large number of local 440 W. Main "St. Phone 9129 lubrication it receives.. This is the Ttus firm specializes in all kinds of PHONE 110 Service. 40t4x present position of the leading fruit only service station in this part of The St. Joe Fisheries are famous fish and sea food and thus always They have individual instruction both Lumber Sash Doors Flooring Cement people, especially during the harvest Benton Harbor day and evening for beginners and Concerts Every Sunday from 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. Mrs. Frelda Wahlsten, son Carl and TRACTOR WORK—I am ready to center of Michigan largely due to the season in the manufacture and dis- the state with genuine Alemite Lubri- throughout Berrien County for sup- offers a wide selection. Their trade cation System assuring a reliable, extends for many miles in all direc- advanced students. An important fea- daughter Ruby, and Miss Helen do your tractor work again this close collaboration of our horticulture' tribution of these fruit packages. The This station is one of the most mod- plying fresh home caught fish daily. fru t rower complete and thorough job. Attend- tions as people from all parts of the ture of their work is m ballroom Burkland have been spending a few year. Same price, $1.50 per hour Cement Blocks Tile Lime Plaster and industry, which is especially, ' K s throughout this terri- em and finely equipped stations in ants are always around so that the Fish is a necessary article of the dancing. In the social life of today days at the home of Mr. and Mrs CLINTON CARTER, Phone Baln- lon a r( ia this part of the state. It is now county make it a practice to drive Dr. M. D. Tonnelier noticeable in the case of the Berrien ' va,ue o{ our locaf PP. * ted the great work is carried on rapidly and you diet, supplying many essential vita- the ability to dance correctly is of Chicken, Steaks and Sea Food Served John Wooley and with Mrs. Christina brldge 110 F 2. 84 tf „ I™. . .. l industries and the operated by Bill Alden who is well down to the fisheries and secure their Paints Varnishes Roofing CoI p ny Thl ,S t, e re never suffer any appreciable loss of mins and minerals such as iodine, but fish direct from the dock. We wish prime importance. Even if you are Burkland. Mrs. Wahlsten returned DENTIST Slw ? * : ® 1 ? . ? «t advantage of using as many known in this vicinity. They handle it is one food that must be absolutely a Ur g time when you stop here. We wish to compliment the St Joe Fisheries unable to dance a step, a short course FVom 29c up to Detroit on Tuesday but Miss Burk- BBALBSTATV S IIthfl?^ntTinpll! ? lv baskets , products as possible that are made at a premium Tetra-Ethyl blend gaso- Phone Coloma 212. State Bank of Shingles Builders' Hardware contain r f< tlle ma to compliment Bill Alden upon the fresh to retain the fine flavor and upon this specialized service to the here will make you an accomplished, land will remain for a longer visit. I™? °r'. f « ?f jket-, home. In this review of the leading line of high octane rating direct from irevent any danger of food poisoning. CMOoaBa Bldg. Bonn 9 a. m. to B p. FOR RENT—Three-room house, or grea fruit cro modem service he is offering the peo- community and upon their efforts ttf graceful dancer. They also have spe- BEER, WINE, LIQUOR and MIXED DRINKS Served' m. Mondays and Fridays. ilSL fcod If f . P-. They j business and industrial activities of the tank car at a saving of 2 cents We are very fortunate in living on cial instruction for experienced danc- will sell very cheap. Phone 201-J. hSIfnPBQ exP®"fnce m this the Twin Cities we wish to compli- ple of Berrien County and suggest please every one of their many pa- Norman Carrothers of Coloma 47tf and everything else that you may need. a gallon to the motorist, and offer a that you make this your headquarters the shores of Lake Michigan as many k™?- We would suggest that in pur- ers who wish to learn the latest and wishes to express his appreciation M memment, mthe oerneBerrien uoumCounty racKagPackLie very prompt, complete service indud- choice varieties of fish are caught dollars in the development of im- rT chaslng fish that you assure yourself newest steps. During the summer for the fine treatment he received at WANTED TO RENT—A barn or Company upon their position in the ing tire repair and high pressure ddired^uWcaUon^'d1?)?1 savfng^n Jih?here". Howev %' .",t . W0- .uI•d• b• e Impos• * - when school studies are over is a fine proved packages to stimulate the de- fruit industry of the county, and upon b 6 to 8€eure fl8h ,re8, of the finest flavor by purchasing the Berrien county hospital at Ber- house and barn with or without mand for Michigan fruit. The out- . lubncation. No matter what the make your eas bill ?i » from the fake fresh daily home caught fish direct time for the children to take up the high quality of their fruit pack- 11 Jf it were not for the St. Joe Fish- rien Center. Norman declares that Dr. JOE F. REED acreage In or near Coloma. Will buy standing achievement in this line is ages from the St. Joe Fisheries. dancing. You owe it to your child to this hospital Is the finest place In If price Is right. Walter Gllllce, provide training in the social graces Michigan. He was surprised to learn Osteopatkk Physician and Sargaon Phone 9128, Coloma. 41tf as well as book knowledge. Instruc- that the Berrien Center hospital Is Visit This Building Department Store! Benton Harbor Awning & Tent Co. tion is offered at this studio on all • RITZ THEATRE- the best place In Michigan and that Producers Service Corporation North Main Street Fries & Hawks Electric Refrigeration types of ballet toe, and acrobatic if necessary he hopes to visit the and maintaining a more comfortable dancing. Watervliet, Mich. Phone 248 FOR SALE — FEEDS built up an extensive business place again. Watervliat Phone 130 I Benton Harbor. Fries & Hawks also 136 Territorial Rd. atmosphere. All the goods turned out Roger Smith Hatchery, Four miles Phone 7715 here are of the very best workman- throughout the Berrien County fruit 208 Pipestone Street Phone 6911 maintain a mo8t complete repair de- 221 Market St Phone 5-2191 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Volrath en- north of Coloma. Benton Harbor ship. The cutting is accurate, the best belt All -machinery, tractors and Msiisees Sitirdajs asd Siibjt—Doors Opes 2:30 p. B.—SIMW SUrtsit 3:00 p. SL Colby Bran $1.20 I partment for domestic models of any Benton Harbor equipment are modem and include all "Bust" Has Long Been in tertained 31 guests Monday evening Benton Harbor [size or make. Refrigeration service is of materials are used and they are Continuous Show Every Sunday at their home near Crystal Palace Colby Mldds $1.35 The old fashioned house of yester- tailored to measure for each indi- the most recently improved models. Safeway Growing Mash __ $1.95 MiciuganShore Lumber & Supply Co. i one of our most highly specialized in- In this entire part of the state Producers Service Corporation offer a Use as Slang Expression Paw Paw Lake, to celebrate the Ther-.we i~s no concern witw. h,i more ij dustneaustnes ——'requirin—g many years of day with its shutters has rapidly vidual window. This firm also manu- Doors Open at 6:45-WEEK DAYS-Show Starts at 7:15 p. m. Safeway Laying Mash $1.95 u factures store and business awnings there is not an establishment that very complete line of parts and ser- "Bust," meaning a drinking bout 25th anniversary of their marriage Phone 103—Coloma, Michigan promising future in Benton Harbor, | study and practice, before becoming passed from the picture of modem surpasses the Producers Service Cor- vice on all the equipment they sell. or spree, first appeared in Amer- Adu!*s 2Sc Plenty of Parkins Space Children 10c Beautiful garden flowers decorated Colby Scratch Grains $1.65 than Fries & Hawks Electric Refrig-1 fami.l'a'' with all the Intricacies of op- of all types and sizes, truck covers, Other feeds equally low. Open every building and the awning, which is tarpaulins, tents and Venetian blinds. poration in point of diversity of ar- This is an important item as their ican literature in 1844. Several the rooms. The evening was spent eration Service. They carry a com- i •The staff Frie8 & Hawks much more attractive, has taken its tides carried for the fruit grower. customers are never held up in the years later the Congressional Rec- In pleasing entertainment and socia- day and evening. Free delivery of They carry a complete line of flags in 100 lbs. or more. Telephone Coloma place and adds much to the beauty of all sizes from the nation's leading Thev handle a most complete line of middle of the work season awaiting ord set forth a temperate warning FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 1 and 2 bility. Light refreshments were serv- ffifci hom'! appliares Buch as : ^Tarc STrk wUhTll mrtesTf Uie home. The management of the implements and orchard supplies, in- 12 F 6. radios, washers, vacuum cleaners, and machines. They offer rapid renair in manufacturer of flags. One of the parts or service. They are courteous that "there are some men that seek DOUBLE FEATURE ed. Mr. and Mrs. Volrath received the famous Gibson Refrigerator. The 1 anv feafaipp nf fho j l Benton Harbor Awning & Tent Com- most important features of a good cluding Love Tractors. AUIs Chalmers and accommodating and will be their holiday for other purposes many beautiful gifts. They have pany will be glad to go over the situ- Tractors and Equipment, Friend 9} FOR SALE— 600-egg incubator, awning Job is in having it properly pleased to demonstrate any of this than 'busts' or 'sprees'." it lived at Paw Paw Lake for the past almost new. Will sell reasonable. ,0 ation with you and present ideas upon Sprayers, Champion Irrigation Sys- eguipment on your own farm. We 13 years and operate Ed's Cafe near Pioto" KlrhMtawiwiffeo yeara Slmotorsf , compressors=!!l , Lan d cooling installed. The Benton Harbor Awn- Trapped by G-Men Ed Clngros. Phone Coloma 14 F 4. of refrigeration experience. The Gib- the placing of the proper color of tems, and a full line of insecticides, wish to compliment them upon this In 1863, "bust-head," a whiskj of Crystal Palace. units, oftimes this can be done at a ing & Tent Co. employs skilled work- an inferior quality, made its ap- With Jack Holt and Wynne Gibson, also 28tf son Freez-r-Shelf Refrigerator is the awnings upon your home this season men with years of experience in awn- dusting and spraying materials, seeds, very complete line of supplies and that will make It far more attractive ing hanging, to assure you of an ar- fertilizers, in fact everything for the recommend them to our readers for pearance among indulging native Robert C. Blair, a 94-year-old Civil POR YOUR HOMII COME IN AND GET IT ojjl, machine on tte marker ^ith" a uTe'gJeSf pl^re as well as shutting out the sun's rays fruit grower and farmer. They have MBCBLLANBGCB twm cylinder hermetic Unit You are Fries & Hawks Electric SS tn tistic and workmanlike job. everything in the orchard line. Americans. The drink, however, War veteran who visited In Coloma closely was linked with such terri- "Range Defenders" SEPTIC TANKS, outhouses and cess on hS an<*. lnBPect J!16 1938 models | our many readers. Call Benton Har- about twelve years ago, Is now en- on display the next time you are In 1 bor 6911 for quick service fying sounding beverages as "blue With Bob Livingston and Ray Corrigan route to Gettysburg to attend the pools cleaned. Phone 7 F 12, Water- Bean Sprayer Sales and Service ruin," "red-eye," "tangle-foot" NEWS SELECTED SHORTS 75th anniversary of the famous bat- vliet. 40tf Harry E. Bookwalter "rifle-whisky" and "devil's dye," tle at that place, in which he was a Chick Starting Mashes, Growing Mashes, growers a complete service in all dictionary readers ascertained. participant. He is accompanied by •fertf O. L C. BOAR SERVICE BOATS phases of the spraying and grading Heating and Air Conditioning 200 Territorial Rd. Phone 6221 Lewis and Clark, courageous ex- SUNDAY and MONDAY JULY 3 and 4 Mrs. Kletha M. Hoch, a daughter of Scratch Feed, Laying Mash, Coarse Scratch, program. Their adeouate stock of re- Oscar Smith of Coloma, who Is his 1. Tlrffrton' l.i tor8 for plorers of the West, first used SPECIAL MATINEE JULY 4-Doors Open at 2:30 Art Smith, first house north of i every purpose, whether it be while the furnace is idle and you can Benton Harbor liable spraying equipment not only guardian. Mr. Blair and Mrs. Hoch M nu;1,Alsl 11 Crystal Palace. Fee—$1.00. Alfalfa Meal, Soy Bean Meal, Chop Feed, is attracts the farming community to 'bust" to connote a smashing or The Dachel Carter Boat Company ' bing or pleasure in any horsepower 232 Pipestone St. Phone 7922 have it paid for by next winter on This firm has simplified the fruit shattering. In their journal, pub- expect to stop In Coloma for a visit 46tf Oats, Cracked Corn, Middlings, (,esire( easy payment terms. iwers problem in this community, their place of business but to Benton on their return from Gettysburg QBai# on the North Side of the Canal, Ben- l' One of the most important Harbor as a trading point. lished in 1806, "Windsor (one df the EriSr "The Lost Horizon" IST' PAPER HANGING and DECO- it ea ure Benton Harbor Kev carry in stock a complete line When Mr. Blair was here twelve ton Harbor, is the leading concern in f ' s of the work at this concem Every furnace should be cleaned at party) busted his rifle near the muz- years ago he took part In the Me- RATING—by experienced workman. Bran, Wheat, Etc. Berrien County engaged in designing, is in boat repairing. This includes This is the leading heating and air j —— "I---,v* mi b/pca aim They have years of experience back zle." least once a year and now is the time sizes as well as packing house equip- of them and are in a position to ad- morial Day services and will be George Klrtley, R.F.D. 2, Coloma. building and repairing all types of all types of work from the largest conditioning service in Berrien Coun- to get it done while the furnace is not Another slang expression, "bust* TUESDAY ONLY JULY 5 remembered by many of the mem- Phone Coloma 146. 19tf boats. This Is an Industry requiring steamers to the smallest rowboat ment such as sorters, graders, wash- vise you in the selection of equipment • Soft, beautiful, modern walls ty. They handle the Combustioneer in use. Harry Bookwalter is well ers, etc. Also they cany a complete most advantageous to your needs. er," came into American linguistic bers of the American Legion. ? r ' many years of experience in marine Everything from replacing damaged equipped for this type of work, hav- that form a perfect background Automatic Stoker, Minneapolis-Honey- line of repair parts. This company Tliey will gladly go into details upon history as early as 1843, notes • m m for draperies and furniture. work, as well as a large and fully and rotted planks and timbers, paint- ing complete vacuum equipment for writer in the Chicago Daily News. People from away who came to at- Dust Your Melons and Cucumbers equipped shipyard to accommodate ing and caulking, to complete re- well Heat Regulator, the Excelsior is known for its reliability, and for the merits of the different machinery Sidne"y Blankmn~ r in "Shadows oi the Orient" £? This striking new beauty is yours thorough cleaning without that dis- securing only the best of merchandise and demonstrate them to you if you The word characterized a person of tend the funeral rites of Mrs. Alice Sufferers of most any size boat. The Dachel Cart- building. They will be glad to give line of fumaces and the Dowagiac agreeable dirt and dust that usually when you refinish your walls a for its hundreds of customers in this desire. , > unusual capacity, spirit, dash or as* M. Baker Included her two daugh- er Boat Company manufacturers a' free estimate on the cost of anv Ste®! Furnace. They also handle a accompanies this operation. Of special with LOWE BROTHERS STOMACH ULCERS with Gypsum, with Calcium and boat of special interest to fishermen repair job. You will also find a com- full line of air conditioning equipment section. For this reason they deserve We suggest to our readers to drop sertiveness, or an animal or thing WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JULY 6 and 7 ters, Mrs. Jessie Sherrer of Oacoma MELLOTONE. Soft colors- Interest in these summer months with the support of our community. South Dakota, and Mrs. Inez Wilson and resorters, this is a special light-, Plete line of marine hardware for for homes, office buildings and thea- hot sleepless nights, is the air condi- in the next time you are in town, and of unusual size or quality. "Buster," easily applied—can be used <„ HYPERACIDITY Nicotine, for the control of bugs, weight rowboat ideally suited to fish- every purpose. We wish to comoll- tres. Installation of an oil bumer or tioning equipment installed by this Under the direction of experienced discuss your implement problems for like "bust," also connoted a spree Y 0 and her daughter from Jacksonville plain or in combinauon to pro- ing purposes. While they are very | ment the Dachel Carter Boat Com- automatic stoker before next winter, firm. The first cost is surprisingly management they are giving our fruit this season. or drinking frolic. S H l"hb"i(ing Solomon's Wines" ^ Florida; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Clarke duce fancy multi-tone effects. DEFINITE RELIEF OR beetles and lice. We have it. light in weight they are expressly, pany upon this very complete service would end forever the drudgery ac- low and nothing gives greater returns "Bronco buster," one who breaks of St. Joseph: Edward Clarke and Before you paint, come in for MONEY BACK strong and sturdy and made of the, to the boat owners of this region and companying the use of old style heat- in summer living comfort, maintain- two daughters, of South Bend; Mrs your free copy of Lowe Brothers Fast During Planting Season mustangs or broncos, made a later THE WILLABD TREATMENT haa best materials. Here also you will j recommend them for everything in ing methods. During the summer ing a cool comfortable temperature at Inez McClung, her son Ernest and new, illustrated book, "Brush, • Burmese Buddhists observe a Envious Friend Dangerous appearance and it was not until FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 8 and 9 brought prompt, cioflnlto relief In • find a complete line of outboard mo-; the marine line. months is the time to have this done all times regardless of how hot it may Jud Tunkins says an envious daughter Alice of Chicago; Mr. and ing Up on Beauty." thousands of cases of Stomach and as the installation can be completed three-month fast during the plant- 1891 that it was in common usage. Duodsnal Wcsca. due to HypwraeM- be outside. friend may be a heap more danger- DOUBLE FEATURE Mrs. Lynn Arent and daughter, of ing and sowing season. "Busting," the breaking-in of Elmhurst, III, Mrs. Harry Francis, son Hy, and other forms of Stomal Db- ous than a cold-blooded enemy. hones, made its arrival simultane- i( tress due to Excess Acid. SOLD ON Carter & Prillwitz Brotl\er8 of tHe West" and and daughter, and Charles Rader of IS DAYS TRIAL- For complete m- Mexico's Greatest Ffttater No Sound Through Vacuum ously. As an eastern magazine put t4 Underweifhts Live Longer Norfolk Oldest Dukedom The Pessimist Grand Rapids. All have returned to ' formation.'read. Wlllafd's •— Cabrera, a Zapotec Indian bora In Sound vibrations can pass through it at the time: "The whole secret gt •MM.'* Ask tor 5, is regarded as Mexico's great* many solid, liquid and gaseous sub- From the age of forty on, the The duke of Norfolk holds the A pessimist is usually a man who Found Ruins of Pompeii In 1719 their homes except Mrs. Sherrer and On U S 12 Phone 110 Coloma, Mich. lowest mortality Is found among of 'busting' . . . lies in completely "SEA RACKETERS'TmL,. SCOTTS PHARMACY est painter of colonial times. stances, but not through a vacuum. oldest dukedom in England. It was has money and knows how to keep The ruins of Pompeii were uncov- Mrs. Wilson, who are spending sev SCOTT'S PHARMACY those who are under weight created in 1483. It ered in 1719. exhausting the bronco at the first eral days here. Coloma, Michigan Coloma, Mich. lesson.'1 THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.

Japanoso Comb Swatow News Review of Current Events JAPANESE planes made three de- en of the ^ structive raids on Swatow, a CLASSIFIED treaty port 220 miles northeast of MUST THEY GAMBLE? July 4,1776: The March of Freedom Begins ounted PRIMING MONEY FLOWS Canton. Their bombs ruined the DEPARTMENT power plant and railroad station. First Grants and Loans Announced by PWA Cover- The United States gunboat Asheville laration of Independence—gov- by Captain stood by to protect the 69 Ameri- By RAYMOND PITCAIRN ernment which "derives its just G. Elliott-Nlghtlngalo ing Hundreds of Projects in Every State STAMP COLLECTORS cans in the consular district. It National Topics Interpreted © Western Newspaper Union. powers from the consent of the Copyright, WNU was believed this was the start of a FREE Coita Rica Philatelic ExhlblUon governed." Triangles to approval applicants. C.CIeave- LL men are created equal. great offensive designed to cut off land, 8(M N. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park. III. b/ William Bruckart > They are endowed by By 1621 was put into effect the mmCanto n from the central battlefront. A THE SKULL WITH A HOLE National Prasg Building Washlnglon, D. C. Virginia constitution, which Referring to Hankow reports of their Creator with certain again provided for representative possible mediation by a third power, PERSONAL unalienable rights. IN ITS FOREHEAD could be had for a little relief job assemblies and drastically limit- a Japanese spokesman in Shanghai WASHINGTON. - The record of ed the powers of the royally-ap- Reduce Scnilbljrurel Chart and InformaUon or a little relief check. That's some- Among these are Life, Lib- said: "Japan will continue to flght .22.'5...2. nn<1 inexpensive. Writ# the Seventy-fifth congress has been pointed governor. ^HEY found the headless body of OR. WENDT. CANTON. 8. DAKOTA. thing which congress can't very well erty and the pursuit of Hap- until Generalissimo Chiang Kai- fully written and a Across the Atlantic, mean- an aged man on the banks of the shek is overthrown. If Chiang would *Vo Congress backward look of deny, even though the members piness. Bow river right after the ice had hide behind the President's ample while. the English Petition of only jump in the Yangtze river or * Like It a few weeks gives To secure these rights, Rights appeared in 1628. Thia gone out, and right away there was PERFUME frame by saying that Mr. Roosevelt otherwise dispose of himself, Japan one the impression governments are instituted 3 document, among other things, a check-up to find out who was miss- would be highly satisfied." Sell hifh quaiitjr perfume at amazlnilr OM than mere novelty. document which established Eng- by the people have the supreme • NO PUN chronio cnndltloni.Dept. the 20 days of actual meetings . . • financially, atten- granting the right to vote to all this either, but it is a good thing ll,eh,r # of What the Declaration of Inde- lish liberty on a constitutional power." Unfortunately, the re- blanket and a cowhide tied with • Nn niwrro « "f- O- N.Beekor proved insufficient for any other leg- Job$ and tion may jje jjj. free men. Quickly Greek culture to know which are Jewish shops. • HO DANCER Bn<«/er kookUt-ifl frtt pendence had done was to put foundation, and prevented him public ended in failure in 1660, ropes, the whole still frozen solid. islative act. Pensions rected at several blossomed, as a result, into its The first discovery had come in We will take legal measures to cur- DR. NYSTUL'S 8ANIT0RIA into words that were crystal Golden age. from controlling the liberty and but the principles it enunciated 3952 N. Damen **•.. Chicago, Illinois But for a serious review of the minor circum- clear, the hopes tnd aspirations June, the second in November, and tail their businesses. They will soon stances which taken singly mean lit- In Rome, meanwhile, the property of citizens without the could not be subdued. disappear. The Jews incite us by Seventy-fifth, let us set down these that had lived in the hearts of consent of those citizens' equals. still no one had turned up missing. facts: it spent more money than tle but which taken collectively bulk Twelve Tables of Law were for- Bill of Rights. With everyone accounted for, the John Roosevelt, youngest son of the President, and his bride, the their very presence." 9 go up and down. This situation has men since before the dawn of mulated during the year 451 B. Less than a century later the lormer Anne Lindsay Ciark, leaving the old church in Nahant, Mass., any other congress in peacetime his- large. The Seventy-fifth congress recorded history. In the American Colonies a only thing the Mounted could do —^— Men Artn ! the Only Devotees of produced a queer type of woman added something like 5,300 new C. These are the basis of the famous Summons lo Parliament notable contribution to freedom's Mere they were married. customer. One wizened old lady ar- Horace Greeley Soon tory. That is, it voted more ap- And what the nation which pro- of Edward I provided for repre- was to store the remains. The check- 'Keep Out of Politics' propriations. It spent more time names to the pension rolls. While whole Roman legal system and cause was the establishment in up of transients and settlers, how- This American Institution; rives promptly each morning at a duced and supported that Dec- as such have played a large part sentation in parliament of the CENATOR MORRIS SHEPPARD Discovered the Jackass talking than nearly any other con- these names were being added laration achieved was to trans- 1683 of the New York Charter of ever, continued; meanwhile a griz- brokerage house and sits in silence through passage of pension bills in in both British and American clergy, the barons, the knights Liberties. This guaranteed the ^ of Texas and the senate cam- until closing time, seldom trading. gress that I recall and there were late those ancient hopes and as- and the townspeople, thus estab- zled and widely experienced physi- paign expenditures investigating Women Like It, Too! One morning Horace Greeley fewer laws passed, I believe, than a steady stream, new bureaus and law. They were written with the calling of a representative as- cian and surgeon examined the re- S&LmiJul IV, J^ixJcaJul Women are suckers for horse pirations into glorious reality. understanding that Roman citi- lishing the system of full repre- V ^ SUMMARIZES THE WORLI committee of which he is chairman discovered a serious error had the record of any other congress the consequent bundle of new jobs sembly at least once every three mains. The physician announced, SUMMARIZES THE WORLD'S WEEK races. They play hunches, placing crept into his paper, the New York For freedom is the fruit of zens should have a voice in the sentation in government—a right t Wtittrn Ntwtpaptr Union. has directed all gov- shows. (For the latter condition, I were being created by congress at years, and contained a Bill of a little while later, that the man By JOSEPH W. LaBINE their money on a horse because they Tribune. In great rage he hur- the request of the President, or many centuries of labor and con- enactment of any additions which the signers of the Declara- Rights, including such "unalien ernment agencies to like his name or because he hasn't suppose we might be thankful for tion were to describe as "formida- had been about fifty or sixty, had principaj of Todhunter school. New ried up to the composing room to there is now and always has been sometimes just becase a senator flict. It was wrought out of the which governed their rights and able rights of man" as fair trial Some for Every State take no part in pri- She might have been hypnotized, but slot machines don't won a race for two years. There's oldest dreams of humanity. It ble only to tyrants." iron-gray hair, and that the hole York, and William Ellison Chal- mary and election "fry" the proofreader concerned. too many laws on our statute or a representative had the idea. liberties. by jury. in the forehead had been made by nwjo SOONER had President mers, assistant American labor actually hypnotize people. no way of estimating how much "Where's the blankety blank Those jobs, of course, carry salary was bought by bloodshed and suf- Plato and Aristotle. Two years later, Edward was campaigns. And it money they bet, or what percent- books.) again forced to recognize the Then, under William and Mary, a bullet of .22 caliber, and that the Roosevelt signed the pump commissioner in Geneva. The girl with the little red hat tossed quarter after quarter jackass in this office that ought to There has never been a congress, checks. They are jobs scattered fering. Other lasting contributions to .priming measure than the flood of has issued warning age of the total annual investment No one can say with certainty rights of the people as against the English parliament, in 1689, bullet had been found imbedded in —*— that persons sus- into a mechanical pickpocket, drunk with her desire to win. be kicked from here to Sing peacetime or otherwise, which in- throughout the country in many in- the cause of human liberty were passed a BiU of Rights which the skull. Moreover, there had been federal money was released. The comes from them. But half the 300,- Sing?" he raved. dulged in so many political acro- stances—field offices, they are des- what battles were fought, what made in the classic writings of the powers of the king, by sign- Public Works ad- Louis K.O.'s Schmeling pected of improper If she had paused for a moment, if someone had taken pencil 000 daily calls coming into telephone forlorn hopes were led in that ing the Confirmatio Chartarum, re-affirmed the principles of the another bullet found in the body. political conduct will and paper to show her how slot machines work, how 80 cents After a hurried search, a proof- batic stunts. The start of the first ignated. It goes without saying that ancient Greece. previous constitution, the Magna It had entered from the right side ministration of JOE LOUIS of Detroit, the "Brown rooms of dope sheets in New York xeader produced Greeley's origi- session was completely under Presi- each office had to be fully staffed, age-old struggle during the dawn In the year 399 B. C., Plato, which confirmed certain clauses which Secretary Bomber," stands the undisputed be exposed and out of every dollar goes to line somebody else's pocket- are from women. If women are al- of history. But the spark must of the great charter. The cry Charta and all other "documents and had coursed upward through cited for criminal nal copy, which had been followed. dent Roosevelt's domination. There and so there were clerks hired here the great Athenian political phi- of freedom." This decided, once both lungs and had lodged in the Ickes is the head, heavyweight champion of the world. But the girl in the little red hat was playing a hunch. She lowed only 10 per cent of the an- When Greeley saw that he was to came the fight over enlargement of and there. Most of the new jobs have been there or it could not losopher, published his "Repub- against the king was that he lev- made public two prosecution. nual $350,000,000 total bet at New have glowed so brightly in the ied taxation without the consent and for all, in favor of parlia ribs of the lower left side. His amazing victory over Max thought hunches always win because last week she won $5 on a blame, he turned his face to the the Supreme court and the senate were not placed under civil service lic," a dream of a better, more lists of grants and Schmeling of Germany in the Yan- Senator The committee at York tracks and bookies, it still centuries to follow. of parliament—a protest echoed ment as against the authority of Then a constable had a bright its first meeting horse called "Rainy Weather,"^ wall and exclaimed: went into full cry against the Presi by the laws which congress enacted, democratic world. In this imag- the Crown. idea. Everyone had been accounted loans covering 590 kee stadium at New York gave him Sheppard amounts to $35,000,000, which isn't •dent. There was another stage when and so they constituted political Certainly when primitive men ined nation many of the "unali- in America in 1776 as "taxation projects in every adopted a resolution chicken feed. "Here! Kick me, all of youl without representation." But no true democracy had yet for, he argued, but that was only for that status. In less than one round having placed the bet in the Kick me!"—W. A. Croffut in "An the house and senate both were us- plums to be picked when most need- first began to dwell in groups enable rights of man" were fully state in the union pledging that its investigations will stenographers in Queens contribute and formulated laws for their Meanwhile, in other nations of been fashioned in England. Par- the year 1910 or for the months pre- the challenger was hammered to the be conducted with "vigor and vigil- middle of a thundershower. Sometime* They Win. American Procession." ing the rawhide on the executive ed in a campaign year. secured. While Mother Earth has with a total estimat- floor three times by the crashing their daily share to a business own rule, one of the burning Europe the embers of freedom liament was in control, but mem ceding and following the discovery ance" without fear or favor and Women will gamble, it seems, that grosses $100,000,000 a year. A Sweepstakes take millions out of branch. Then, the other day be- And no review of the Seventy- never seen a state modeled com- of the headless body. What about ed cost of $148,795,- blows of Louis, and his seconds fore adjournment they voted a gi- questions must have been the is- glowed anew. In Switzerland, bership m that body was, pri- without partisanship. The warning and if you think daddy is the conservative estimate is that women the country every year and half of fifth congress ought to omit an item pletely after Plato's specifica- marily, the privilege of the aris- last year? After all, the constable 895. threw the towel into the ring, for it is said to be paid by women. The gantic pot of gold for presidential sue between the powers of gov- tions, the ideas he advocated William Tell shot an apple from . . . Four more lists against use of improper tactics was only one who spends his pay- are responsible for half this invest- that seldom has been noted in the ernment and the freedom of the the head of his son—a dramatic tocratic class. Many brands had argued, the deceased could easily the German was quite helpless. directed first to ,all candidates for figures for New York stand at $40,- spending and followed that by over- history of earlier congresses. The have had an enduring influence Secretary Ickcs were ready, and ment. been gathered for the torch of have been done in a year or two The referee declared Louis the win- check at a bookie, take a look 000,000 grand total per year. A fa- riding a veto. individual. on the thoughts of men. incident in the defiance of the lib- senatorial offices, their friends and Next most popular game—and representaUves and senators met so erty-loving Swiss to Austrian tyr- freedom, but it was not yet com years ago, so why not go back a (these, PWA officials said, would ner by a technical knockout. aids. It was then extended to all at the record! vorite plan is for several women em- many times and talked so much Government prerogative and Aristotle, brilliant pupil of Pla- Complete the "first push" toward a New York isn't alone in this—is the Consider this action if you want to individual liberty! Both were anny and of the war which re- plete. bit? Soon all interest was centered The loser said his deafeat was government agencies. ployed in the same factory to buy ilnd something that really repre- when in session that a month ago to, and "Father of Political Sci- upon the absence of one of the first $2,000,000,000 construction program caused by a blow over the kidney. Gambling, the law notwith- sport known as Bingo. From Port- necessary; the one for order, the sulted in Swiss independence. To John Locke, who died in —*— "shares" in a sweepstakes ticket. mom$250 sents perfection in backward somer- they had to increase the appropria- ence," published his famous settlers, an Englishman named ^o provide work and stimulate in- y 0X m ati n of the standing, has grown into an land, Ore., to Portland, Maine, men toConaimrs other for freedom. But always Back in not-so-merry England, 1704, historians credit the pre- ?ff?r .v, t .n u German Wage Law Effects Bridge, the genteel game of club saults; late last year, congress re- tion for publishing the Congressional "Politics," in 332 B. C. This sentation of the true theory of Peach. In no time the Mounted dustry. Officials further estimated after the battle showed a projection institution of the first water, and women alike gather nightly, oft- there has persisted the funda- great work was based on one of the peasants, long held in the women, has become a high-powered $250 jected the wage and hour bill and Record, the official "newspaper" of bondage of a feudal system, were modern democratic government. discovered that Peach had sold out that these initial groups of projects from a vertebra was broken. The CrRAIN of the new wage and hour en at church socials, to gamble to Grocars proceedings in congress. The ap- mental urge of the common man the most thorough studies of ex- filching millions of dollars a for small stakes at the Bingo board. gambling business in New York and fought off the so-called anti-lynch- being aroused by the eloquence Often called the "Father of Mod- to a man named Robertson and may run as high as 1,500 or 2,000 blow was not a foul for it was not ^ laV on industry, say labor ex- GIVEN— ing bill with a fervor that was good propriation—a mere drop of water to prevent the first from over- isting constitutions and political with a cost of $600,000,000. perts in Washington, will be eased year from the pockets of those who You buy a board, probably for 25 other cities. Sometimes the stakes whelming and destroying utterly of John Ball, so-called Mad ern Democracy," Locke pub- had then returned to his home in struck in a clinch. are only a dime for the entire aft- wmYOU CAN WIN $80 THIS WEEK •to see. It rejected the President's in the vast sea of expenditures, be- systems ever undertaken. No less England. Robertson was soon be- can ill afford it. Some favor legal- Priest of Kent, who preached lished two treatises on civil gov- Federal grants under the PWA Eighty thousand persons wit- by the existing unsettled economic cents, on which are printed a group —If you act QUICK ... Emybody tan plan for reorgani2ation of the gov- ing only $400,000—was necessary, the second. And often there have than 130 separate constitutions conditions. They size up the situ- ized lotteries on the theory that peo- of squares, each carrying a number. ernoon's play; sometimes a twenti- •flier this simple, easy— been men and movements that concerning the rights and the ernment. These, with the later ing questioned in a town a hundred procedure cover 45 per cent of the nessed this epochal battle, the short- emment and did it quite vigorously. the government printing office re- were studied by Aristotle and his miles away, and he corroborated (cost and, when a PWA loan is ation thus: ple will gamble anyway. They claim As the announcer calls numbers you eth of a cent a point. Again, some gave the demand fresh strength. natural equality of all men. His writings of Rousseau, exposed est heavyweight championship bout women play for 25 cents a point but But it found a new spring board ported because the last session of assistants in compiling it. His the information of the deal with made, 55 per cent. The difference in history. Louis got 40 per cent of At industry's present pace not it offers the poor a chance to get look for them on your board. If you ^Ve do not know them all. But, teachings found popular expres- the faUacy of the "divine right rich, thereby making for less dis- they must be "well heeled" before FLAVOR-AID and jumped off into passage of a the Seventy-fifth congress used up was a notable contribution to the of kings," and profoundly influ- Peach. Later it was learned that between the estimated over-all cost more than 200,000 wage earners in have an unbroken line of numbers NEWS ITEM CONTEST wage and hour bill for the nation about 10,000 more pages than had in chronological order, here are cause of freedom. He preached sion in the verse: 20 Per manufacturing industries would get satisfaction. What they forget is called up and down, across, or diag- trying it. a few of the events which pre- "When Adam delved and Eve enced the men who wrote our Robertson had moved to Calgary 'Of the projects and the sum of loans Schmeling '° lat Prize $10.00 *r4 Prin $10.00 which the President wanted very been estimated as needed for the universal education, without after having bought the Peach more pay. that "small money is sucker mon- onally on your board, you win. That New York is infested with bridge 2nd " 25.00 4tk r BOO ceded and found inspiring expres- span, Declaration of Independence. and grants made by PWA is sup- * much as a sop to labor. It had in session. One really is not being fa- which no democracy can long en- homestead and that he had left or- plied by the various applicants. The big high speed industrial ma- ey" in the gambler's parlance. Big is, provided nobody else in the game "sharpies," professional players B Prtraa. Ea. 2.00 lMPrtna.Ca.14M sion in our American Declara- Who was then the gentleman?" 159 Cash Prises Girefl Each Week the meantime passed a tax bill so cetious or humorous at all in saying dure, and in association with Soon, however, the most auto- ders that all mail for Peach be for- • The 291 projects in the first group Ask Business to Help chines, such as automobile plants, winners in the betting racket are calls "Bingo!" before you. The prize who make their living gambling. tion of Independence. John Ball aroused the peas- cratic of the English kings those who start with big stakes and Mar* An ffw Sknph Mm contrary to the President's wishes that $400,000 really has "gone with which no tyranny can long con- warded on to his address in Cal- to cost $92,520,374 will be financed pIVE of the officials who will have hardly will be touched by the law. is probably a $2.00 blanket and the Sometimes they sit in as partners t—Clip tbe most unuaual or eoaieai News ants to the revolt of 1381, led by mounted the throne, ruling at 0 do with carr can afford to lose. to men (always poor bridge play- Item from your paper or magailao. and so objectionable to his theories the wind." The Ancient World. tinue. gary. Well, this was really the first by the PWA to the extent of $41,632,- \ > ying out the It will affect certain garment fac- total "take" for the game may be a—Oumplete tbii Bmtrnwi In 10 words or Wat Tyler. Tyler was slain, and home as boldly as he dared, and M of taxation that he refused to sign So, we have seen a congress, in The democracy of Greece fell, "break" for the Mounted. Why 715 in grants and $9,021,000 in loans President s spending-lending drive tories and a very small number of Big Business in Bookies. $5.00. It's pretty fair profit. ers, they say) who want to make an Teea TNI ONg THO— § UKB MST • Recorded in the cuneiforms of his revolt collapsed, but feudal- subjecting his colonies to prepos- ABOUT FIA-VOR-AIO is " it. True, it became a law, but it which the President in his 1936 elec ancient Babylonia, archeologists largely because of an indiffer- should Robertson want Peach's mail while the second list of 299 projects went on the air in a nation-wide textile mills. A two-minute tour around the impression. S-Attach entry to wrapper from lo pack- ism which denied the "self-evi- terous demands. George III. "Free" Bathroom Scales. age of PLAVORWUO or facsimile. was the first time Mr. Roosevelt ence on the part of its citizens broadcast and urged It will affect the fertilizer industry From bridge it's only a short tion achieved a stupendous major have found an old, old code of dent" truth that all men are cre- forwarded to him? to cost $56,275,521 will receive fed- country shows that bookmaking on 4—Ada tbe Nstnn and Add roes of Qroear had allowed an act of congress to Uy, look to that President for guid- toward the affairs of state. In whose history, in the words of Robertson was again questioned, eral grants of $5,260,413 and loans that business co- of the South and southern sawmills. horse races is thriving despite its New York's estimate for Bingo is jump to poker, a traditionally mas- where yon bought PlA-VtMI-AIO. laws. It is the code of Ham- ated equal, soon fell before a the Declaration of Independence, B—Sign yoor Name and Addreee plainly. go across his desk without either ance in a most subservient fashion. murabi, remarkable for its clari- Rome, the Republic lasted sev- this time by a Mounted policeman of $1,900,500. Thus the amount of operate with the ad- Even when business is as good as illegal status. Chicago's city coun- $35,000,000 a year spent by wom- culine game that is winning women •—ifoU A*fry to id. UMT CO., tOM S. his signature or his veto. growing spirit of freedom. was one of "repeated injuries en alone. It becomes a fiendish followers in New York. "Poker CiBlieC««tnll Partii Arw». CMut*. I We have watched it seek his inner- ty and practicality. But what eral centuries longer, before it, he had never seen before but who govemment assistance to 590 proj- ministration in re- it was last summer, unofficial es- cil set a precedent last winter by These things might be considered too, became embroiled in petty The Renaissance. and usurpations, all having in di- storing permanent timates indicate that only about most thoughts and strive to execute makes it extraordinary in the knew the results of the first inter- ects estimated to cost $148,955,895 legalizing bookies to operate out- to have represented a vast amount his ideas. None thought, I believe, quarrels and toppled, as schem- Thus came the Renaissance, rect object the establishment of view. will amount to $75,814,623. recovery. These 260,000 factory workers would be side the race tracks provided they ENTER minds of historians is the fact an absolute tyranny," tried the of independence except that, as the that there was ever a possibility of that in that dark period of con- ing demagogues took control. with its rebirth and refreshening Robertson's story changed color The President, when he signed speakers were Sec- affected by the 25 cent wage mini- pay an annual license fee. But the TODAY time approached for adjournment, of knowledge. Men studied his- patience of the colonists beyond retary of Agricul- mum of the law, and somewhat a revolt. Yet, it did revolt. It quest and tyranny it defined cer- The Northern Races. entirely during this second question- the act, told the press that business state of Illinois clamped down on P\ VM May the members took Mr. Roosevelt's fought back and won on a number tory, and learned of the ancient endurance. conditions were not as bad as pop- ture Henry A. Wal- more than 1,000,000 workers would this scheme to fill Chicago's cof- Wla$50j00 tain safeguafds and prerogatives When, early in the Fifth cen- In the Stamp Act congress of ing, but the Mounted policeman m proposal for appropriation of anoth- of occasions, only to turn again to of the common man. It was an democracies in which citizens kept this discovery entirely to ularly believed, and said he looked V lace, WPA Adminis- find their hours shortened by a 44 fers, just as Ohio, Maryland, Cali- Prise win tury, Imperial Rome crashed in 1765, meeting in New York city, er $5,000,000,000 for lending and him in the final hours when an had had a voice in govemment. himself. Some days later another for a definite pickup in the near trator Harry L. Hop- hour weekly limit, effective next fornia and Michigan have rejected mib will b« early, a limited, but a definite, ruins, history wrote finis to one their protests found expression. BoUfled by spending and gave him a free hand election is in the offing and where statement in law of certain of his Men studied geography, and up- Man of the Mounted had a quiet future. kins, acting PWA October. similar proposals in the past. mall, ror in spending it. They had been do- of the most autocratic periods of The congress drew up a petition Sat of win- scores of members believed that "unalienable rights." rule on record. And although the set the theory that the world was little chat with Robertson, and again Harry Hopkins Administrator How- At the outset the law's effect will Several southern California cities Bert wtlio ing that before, but the significant only the President's personal popu- fiat. One of them sailed from of rights and grievances for « • ard A- Gray. United be to improve "the worst condi- to tba Other ancient laws protecting northern Europeans who toppled the latter's story changed complete- Roper Is Optimistic recently decided to license bookies thing was that the members, faced larity would carry them through Spam on g western voyage for transmission to the English king. «»! L ng Administrator Na- tions" in certain industries engaged MScrtCo. certain liberties are known, that mighty empire 'were sffil ly, Surely Robertson was tying him- at fees ranging from $2,500 to $5,000. with a wide open opportunity, re- Unique is hardly the word to de- among them the familiar Mosaic India. ColumtnTs failed to reach In that document was contained self up into a knot. Then he an- HAT there will be a business up- than Straus and Brig. Gen. John J. in interstate commerce, the econ- CMcaca. •. fused to free themselves from pres- barbarians, there blazed in them a" list"of the "unalienable righTs Tturn, certainly by autumn and Kingman, acting chief of United omists believe. Then the appellate court stepped in scribe the Sevwity-fifth. Personally code of the Bible, but the code of a fierce spirit of independence. the Orient, but he found some- nounced that he was going down to and ruled the ordinances violated idential domination. It will be re- I think the Seventy-fifth probably Hammurabi is perhaps the ear- thing far greater—a New World of man." But this, too, George a small settlement just a few miles possibly earlier, is the prediction of States army engineers. Child labor provisions will affect membered how four amendments Shortly after the crash of the III chose to ignore. He succeed- Secretary of Commerce Roper. California's racing act. New Orleans passed out of existence with a rec- liest. which was to become the home away for a few days' rest, a lort Outlining his plans for use of fed- mainly scattered minors working at Both Happy were offered to the spending-lend- Empire, certain of their tribes, ed thereby only in uniting the col- "Natural economic factors," he eral funtis allocated his agency odd jobs in various mills and fac- is a bookmaker's paradise even ord that is not equalled for slime, Greece and Rome. the freedom-loving Angles and of the freest nation on earth. of short vacation. though they operate illegally. In If one would be happy, let him ing bill, each designed to prevent cowardice and petty politics. In Europe the next hundred onists in a greater insistence said in a prepared statement, 8 Sai that the urch tories. Saxons, invaded Britain. To the Instead of alighting at the small ma^H ! ? P ase of Louisville betwegn 250 and 500 book- forget himself and go about mak- use of the relief funds in politics— And, thus, the members go into Ancient Greece and ancient years saw a great surge toward upon these rights. "coupled with the influence of con- materials alone for WPA projects —*— and those amendments were defeat- Rome, often called cradles of civ- British nation which was to de- The Boston Tea Party of 1773 town, he stayed on the train and structive legislation, point the way v ,ndire makers work openly and in Miami, ing someone else happy. their biennial dance to attract votes. freedom. In 1499, Switzerland went through to McLeod. Here he Th f ® ct. full-time private Senator Copeland Dead ed in the senate. They took those ilization, were also effective cra- velop they brought that urge for followed. Violently it expressed to an early favorable trend in the obs o 250.000 work6^. in additfon Fla., they operate at ease despite They have started their circuses al- liberty which has become so finally established the repub- proceeded to get drunk and was threats by the state. votes in the very midst of tirades dles of freedom. the resentment of the country business cycle for which business 0 r the EXHAUSTED by his labors and ready in many contested areas; dominant a part of the national lic that still exists—a firm island soon boasting that he had made a "Ann ^ , ""employed. ^ the heat in Washington, United about muting relief and politics and some primary battles already are An early system of direct de- of democracy amid the seas of against taxation without repre- should immediately make adequate And so the WPA money flows But this is a story about gambling attempts of the administration to mocracy developed in the city- character. cleanup in the Yukon gold fielda and 1 th States Senator Royal S. Copeland behind us, and others lie only a few dictatorship. The Netherlands sentation. And from that date preparation." i — e blood in the human body' in general and women in particular. NERVOUS? lick unfriendly Democratic senators state of Athene. While this was And although continental Eu- was retuming to his home in the of New York died just before the The story is more interesting be- short weeks ahead. PoUtical fences rose against Philip II of Spain the colonists acted not as 13 in- The railroad situation. Roper giving life and strength to the eco- Do yon feel ao nerroua yon want to aenaaf and representatives in the party pri a far cry from the republics of rope for centuries was trodden dependent groups, but as one peo- States. And, as he sat boasting adjournment of congress. He was An you croaa and irrtlableT Do you acoid are awaiting new posts and new in 1567 — a revolt in which the said, is the most disturbing factor nomic system all the way from its cause a few years ago there were fnaries. Indeed, it seems to me today, it represented, neverthe- under the heels of minor des- how tough he had been in his time, in the sixteenth year of his service in social and moral taboos against tboae dearest to jrouT promises have to be made. It will issues of private ownership as ple determined to secure free- in the present economic picture, toes to the top of its head," he said If your nervea an on edge, try LYDIA E. that they actually voted the Presi- less, a significant stride in the pots, rnen still read and dreamed dom for themselves and their a constable of the McLeod detach- 17 lace said tha the senate and had been an indefati- gambling, while today Mother PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. be a funny story if and when it ever against monarchial, autocratic and it may make necessary a spe- th^n* ! t under dent powers with which to force march toward freedom. There, of liberty. Often they fought for posterity. ment walked in and very quietly ar- cial session of congress. He de- gable worker. He was a consistent leaves Junior's buggy on the side- It often helpe Nature calm quivering nerves. can be pieced together, which, of rule were brought to the fore, and rested him for the murder of Tuck- the new agricultural legislation the For three genenUona one woman has told New Deal opponents into line on his for the first time, government it. That was why, under Charles In 1774 the First Continental clared the condition of the roads opponent of many of the adminis- walk while she walks into the corner another how to go "amiling through" with course, it never will. which never really ended until er Peach. Back in Calgary, Rob- 1 e00d 10 programs. was in the hands of a certain Martel, they turned back the Sar- congress met in Philadelphia to is getting progressively worse and parpartti ian l"the recovery drive. h" tration's policies and was one of bookie and places a bet on the fifth Lydia E. Piokham'a VetetaMe Compound. It We, here in Washington, have lis- Holland won complete independ- ertson tied himself in such a knot of helpa Natun tone up toe system, thus I group of citizens, rather than of acen invaders, with their tradi- discuss further the colonies' a3 W 0 has been ad the leaders in the fight against the race at Suffolk Downs. Fortunately lag tbe diseomforta from the functional dia- tened to the demagoguery almost ence. is very serious. He saw hope, how- PWA lV ^ ministering As a result of all of the flow of hereditary or appointed mon- tions of autocratic rule, who had grievances against the king, to lies and falsehoods that there was ever, in prospect of bumper crops f airf "> the absence of In! court packing and government re- this Situation isn't commonplace orden which women muat endure. two solid years. You folks out there conquered wherever else they The American Adventure. nothing else to do but confess. His organization measures. Make a not* NOW to get a bottle of world- money authored in the Seventy- archs. hear that all their petitions for in the Midwest which would in- tenor Secretary Ickes, said that the throughout the country. It's con- fame ua Pinkham'a Compound today WITH- fifth congress, it can have them for awhUe. I hope By the year 594, B. C., Solon, ranged. Now began the great American confederate, one Fisk, had fired the Gov. Herbert H. Lehman an- fined mostly to large cities and for OUT FAIL from your druggist—mora than a the office-seekers tell the truth about adventure in which the love of redress had been ignored, and to first shot, into Peach's forehead. crease the demand for transporta- 0 money set aside million women hare written la letters n» Enormous seems a fair guess the Law-Giver, had strengthened During the Ninth century, Al- petition the king once more for tion. publiSShlicr workl s under the recover 'ory nounced that he was willing to be a laboratory purposes let's put New porting benefit. their jobs in Washington. I some- freedom of the northern races He, Robertson, had fired the second. % Deficit to say that the na- the foundations of Athenian de- fred the Great mounted the restoration of their rights. program should result in industry's candidate for Copeland's seat if the York under our microscope. Why not fry LYDIA E. PINKBAITK times think it would be a vote-get- throne of England. Under him was eventually to find eloquent Fisk had learned that Peach had a 1 000 000 00 y Democratic party wished to nomi- VEGETABLE COMPOUND? tional debt by the mocracy by instituting an early Again the king chose to rebuff receiving S . . ^ ^ 0Tders ^ Here is a town where it was once ting program for a candidate for the British became a united peo- expression in the Declaration of large amount of money hidden Group for Labor Survey nate him. end of June, next year, will ap- form of trial by jury. Thus an- his New World subjects. the next two years. unladylike to sit down on the floor proximate $47,000,000,000. That will the house or the senate to go out and other brand was added to the ple, with the culture of the free- Independence. Here, along the somewhere about his homestead "^INE men and women were ap- •*- teU exactly what has been done- To the colonists there seemed Straus outlined his agency's oro- and throw the dice. Hearty Swimmer represent an increase in the nation- torch of freedom. dom - loving Anglo - Saxons pre- Atlantic coast, numerous settle- cabin, and was scheming to get it pointed by the President as Terrible Train Wreck Miss Ethel Jupp, 21, one of three New York sisters who won $150,000 The king salmon of the Yukon how little worthwhile. I mean. And dominating. The justice of Al- ments were established by hardy but one thing to do—strike for when he met Robertson who was members of a special commission rn^h s'um-dearance and low- Housework Is a Bore. al debt of 27 billions in six years. Across the Adriatic sea from cost housing and said that it will on an Irish sweepstakes ticket, shown at the doorway of her apartment river often swims 2,000 miles up- then to follow that with a declara- fred still remains a great tra- groups infused with a love of independence! This was fore- planning to buy the Peach home- that will study the workings of the /"^LYMPIAN, crack passenget In this metropolis, where Friend It is an increase in the debt that Athens, ^arly Rome rejected the shadowed by the Virginia BiU of result in increased employment and ^ train of the Milwaukee road as she received a cablegram annonncing her good fortune. stream before it spawns. exceeds the World war debt itself. tion that he was going to go back, if rule of kings at about the same dition in law. personal liberty, and a desire to stead. "Buy it," advised Fisk, "then British labor disputes law and Swed< the7;ea.ti0n of that finest Tnd most Husband spends his days at the re-elected, and see to it that a real live according to their own be- Rights, passed, early in 1776, by we'll knock him (Peach) on the ish labor relations. Most of them bound from Chicago to Tacoma, office it's often easy for the wife to The deficit for the year which has period. "Horatius at the Bridge" Then in 1066, came the Nor- hnm* # a11 commodities-.better service for the nation is performed. man invasion, bringing into Al- liefs. the outraged people of that col- head and get your money back. already are in Europe ready to be- Wash., crashed through a flood- become bored with housework, knit- urge, something like dope, and they flats" are commercial institutions just ended was disastrously large was not merely a figure of po- ony. The recourse wars revolu- homes for Americans." weakened trestle over Custer creek, for a year in which there had been Wouldn't that be refreshing? bion the Roman Code of Laws, By 1619, the first American rep- Then we'll ransack the cabin and gin their work. ting and reading. To satisfy her go back night after night, satisfied where the girls may gather of an AND OTHER e Western Newspaper Union. etry. He was a symbol of the Ro- tion. near Saugus, Mont., and at least 40 earlier announcements by Mr. man people's determination to from which our modern law de- resentative assembly had been find the two thousand he has hidden The group is composed of Lloyd desire for something new a huge if their $3.00 investment nets them afternoon. Then there's dice, mah RECTAL The Torch Ii Lighted. somewhere in it. After that, you persons perished, most of them be- a $2.00 bathroom scale. TROUBLES Roosevelt and others that the budget defend their democracy from a veloped. formed in Virginia, an assembly K. Garrison, dean of the University German Spies Indicted gambling business has arisen, ca- jong and backgammon, besides such PILES Position of Windows take the homestead, and I'll take ing drowned in a submerged tour- ill-mannered pastimes as rummy, Successfully Treated! ISooaSUm would be balanced. In view of the possible return of exiled kings. In the significant year 1101, in which the lower house was And so, early in the summer of of Wisconsin law school; Robert Ve m0nths of tering exclusively to women and Stock market speculation isn't ex- ^vestiga. In planning a home the position elected direqtly by the people. 1776, the chosen representatives the horses, and we split his money Watt, American Federation of La- ist sleeper. About 65 others were making good money at it. A con- clusively a man's game in New pinochle, hearts and euchre. appropriationa made in the last ses- In the year 490 B. C., Phidip- Henry I was crowned king of on by government agents Ifl injured. sion. I think that a $5,000,000,000 of windows is something that de- England, and at his coronation A year later, off historic Plym- of the colonists met at historic between us when we find it." bor representative: Gerard Swope, servative estimate is that New York York and there are those who claim DR. NYSTUL'S SANITORIA pides made a famous run—from persons were indicted as spies by a This was the worst railroad wreck Maybe the men taught them to •deficit in the fiscal year that ends serves very serious consideration. the battlefield of Marathon to the the charter which bears his name outh rock, was signed the May- Independence hall in Philadel- No one knows to this day whether president of the General Electric grand jury in women invest half a. billion dollars a it isn't speculation at all. But wom- gamble and after all it's probably 3982 N. Daman Ave., Chicago, HUnda Mf!r New York in America in recent years, and it June 30, 1939, is a fair prediction. The location of the aperture is as free city of Athens. But it was was promulgated. This contains flower compact—in "a spirit of phia. There this group of free- Fisk and Robertson found the old company; Henry I. Harriman, for- Moreover, no secret was s year in gambling. en are heavy customers along Wall no more sinful for women than men. dom-loving and fearless men man's hoard, but they do know that sadly marred the safety record of Street—call it speculation or just Nor is the end in sight. Have important as its size. The best light neither his speed nor his endur- most of the "ancient liberties" concession and acquiescence"— mer president of the Chamber of the fact that they are charged with the Milwaukee road which had not The "policy racket" or "numbers" But lady gamblers merely add to comes from the top of the window by which the Pilgrim fathers drew up the immortal charter Canadian law worked fast, and Commerce of the United States; plain "investment"—and many of Dispels Trouble you noted how little talk there was ance that made that 26-mile run whose return the barons sought being spies for the German gove^ lost a paying passenger in accidents game, a polite form of larceny re- an already large population that in the waning days of the last ses- and is thrown farther back in the at the time of Magna Charta, bound themselves to laws to be which America honors on our smoothly as these two renegades William H. Davis, chairman of the sponsible for the rise and downfall them spend five hours a day in brok- spends its money recklessly and Patience is the best remedy for famous. It was the fact that he ment, engaged in obtaining informa- in the previous 20 years. sion of congress about any plan to room and increases the reflected carried the news of the victory and listed many of the "unalien- mutually enacted under that greatest national holiday. On were tried. Fisk was sentenced to New York labor mediation board; of many a big-time racketeer, is erage houses watching the ticker eventually gets into trouble. Maybe every trouble.—Plautus. July 4 they proclaimed to the hang. Robertson was given life im- 00 1 1116 0Ur national The eleven-car train ran into a tape and the exchange boards. balance the budget? Folks, congress light of the room. In terms of ven- of the armies of Athenian democ- able rights" which Americans de- compact. Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg, regional fense. "" "" de- cloudburst near Saugus but the the New York woman's favorite legalized lotteries are the answer never gave it a thought! It was tilating value the window that is Mutually enacted! In that world, in the Declaration of In- prisonment. Inside of a month after director of social security for New racy over those of the Persian manded in 1776. Four of the defendants are in thic crew had no warning of the trestle's form of gambling. This is true be- The stock market is a big money because mankind has been gam- intent upon getting money voted be higher serves best, as the hot air In many ways 1215 may be con- phrase lies the spirit of gov- dependence, that the unalienable capture, both men had begun pay- York; Charles R. Hook, president cause you can invest any amount game and most women gamblers bling since Biblical days. It seems tyrant, Darius—a victory which country ^ ^ be tried here The condition until the engine plunged cause business conditions were bad rises and is therefore more readily ended the menace of Oriental sidered among the most impor- ernment expressed in the Dec- rights of men would endure. ing for their awful crime. of the American Rolling Mills com- through the span, dragging sev- from one cent to a hundred dollars. are small players, being content to be human nature. and there were too many votes that carried off. pany; Miss Marion Dickerman, citrate. ,hrCC0"m-^! eral cars after it. Wash women down in Hailem and merely to sit and watch the lines C Western Newipaper Union. Actually that date is more than Old Bavarian Custom an American anniversary. Its In Bavaria travelers see orna- jner "iUCKUWd*^ having a population of 1,000 and IN CONGRESS, July4. /;;« mental paintings on the outside ^ eo yuCM FAITHSI Income Tax Returns for significance is world-wide—and Highways of the Future packing cotton fabric on top of this, Flour Mad^- From Wood DASH IN WATMIRs!^ over. walls of houses. These are almost May Be Made of Cotton and then covering the cotton with A University of Danzig professor 1936 Show Large Increase The number of individual income timeless. Finally and conclusive- invariably of a religious nature. another layer of tar. The cotton- has succeeded in producing flour WASHINGTON, D. C. - Some tax returns filed for 1936 was 5,488,- ly its great event lit the glorious This is a custom inherited from the American roads of the future layers cost £120 a mile. from wood cellulose. After this flour 300,000 more persons filed income 055, compared with 4,666,504 for torch of freedom. A torch which may be made of cotton, if an ex- imam mOiw^ccfa rcrf ton ^ ^ of-Hntmea-. peasants of ancient times who used None of these cotton pads shows is subjected to a special chemical WNU—A 26-38 tax returns for 1936 than for the 1935. The number of returns for ever since that day has flared as a such decorations as testimony of periment, being conducted, should signs of wear or cracking and their treatment it is said to be particu- beacon light to all nations and all previous year, a complete report of 1936 show an increase in every state. — jfS 'f f. t-.t. - ! M / / 6UL 'Jtm -^A. their religious faith and to ward off prove successful, says Pearson's total cost is far lower than that of larly suitable for .diabetics, and it the two years showed. Individuals filing 1936 income tax races. A torch which still lights evil spirits. Similar paintings dec- London Weekly. More than 500 ordinary roads. If they are found is baked into bre.'id called rofa EXTRA MONEY Commissioner of Internal Rev- returns reported incomes totaling the way to release to peoples orate the furniture and doors. miles of these cotton roads have to be as lasting as other roads, the (rohfaser) bread. Without special Wo toll you how to operaU enue Guy T. Helvering issued a $19,069,137,719, an increase of 30.1 across the seas, now under the been under test for some time, and "Oanulno" idea will mean a boom in cotton processing, says Food Industries, SILVER KINO VENDORS bulletin showing the number of in- per cent over 1935. The number of heels of dictators and dema- Measuring Velocity of Light preliminary examination shows growing, and will create a ready the wood flour is suitable for ani- Slit: 7s7ll4 O lbs. npadty) dividual income tax returns for 1936, returns increased 21.8 per cent over gogues. A torch which forever them to be in excellent condition. Low cost — large profit. Vend* Efforts to measure the velocity oi solution to the surplus cotton prob- mal feed. Twenty-seven pounds of toys. nuts, candy. ^led through December 31, 1937, those for 1935. Taxable returns in- -AmrZ+JijiU-ttjTZ-.c.tt*.. ^ y n y/,. , will guide and inspire. light were begun in 1676. The roads were made by laying lem which has always been a worry pork fat can be produced from 180 Writl er rttil faelary by states, counties, cities and towns creased 39.7 per cent. and tarring a concrete road-bed. to cotton-erowers. pounds of wood flour fed to pigs;< AUTOMAT GAMES Mutnei board for betting at Miami, Fla.. on Jai-alal. the latest American sport erase. 2423 W. FaMrtaa An.. CWcaga, •. PAGE TEN THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. JULY 1, 1938

BRIDGMAN WILL OPEN FOUR ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Funeral services were held from "THE LOST HORIZON" AT NEW Berrien County Deaths the Methodist church at Berrien DAY CELEBRATION TONIGHT Rev. J. Francis Murphy, Springs, Tuesday afternoon, for Mrs. SOUTH COVERT NEWS RITZ THEATRE, WATERVLIET, In the Divorce Courts Pastor Nancy Brookfield Newton, for many Despite the heavy rainfall Satur- years a loyal member of that church, SUNDAY-MONDAY, JULY 3-4 day night and Sunday morning, an FORMER WATERVLIET MAN whose death occurred at her home IN AND AROUND THE ELMS Mrs. Mary Petone, owner of a Bridgman. long noted for cele- increased number of vacationists brations and its ability to entertain DIES IN DOWAGIAC HOSPITAL on Sunday, June 26, 1938, at the (Mrs. G. H. Kelly, Correspondent) bakery at Stevensvllle, has filed suit swelled the crowds at Sunday mass. age of 87 years. She was a former "The Lost Horizon," with Ronald for divorce from Frank Petone on a and draw overflow .crowds is again Even the seven o'clock mass had an Mrs. Eva Kelly of Grand Rapids Is in readiness for the opening of the FROM FRACTURED SKULL resident of Niles, but had resided in visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colman and Jane Wyatt, will be the charge of cruelty and asked for an excellent representation, and at Hart- Berrien Springs for 37 years. She is Sunday and Monday show at Water- injunction restraining her husband Bridgman Business Builders seventh ford, at 8:30, the church was quite G. H. Kelly. annual Fourth of July celebration. I survived by several nieces. Rev R. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Rogel and vllet's new Rltz Theatre. There will from molesting her or damaging the well filled. The crowd at Crystal W. Merrill conducted the funeral be matinees on both of these dates, bakery equipment. They were mar- this evening, July 1, and continuing Palace at 10:30 was an increase of Lon Enos, 49, of Dowagiac, died in daughter Jean Rose, of Pokagon four days. Gustave H. Knaak, Jr., Lee Memorial hospital, Dowagiac, rites and interment was at Rose Hill Heights, visited a short time on Sun- doors opening at 2:30 o'clock. ried In Chicago In 1922. at least one hundred over the pre- cemetery. Friday and Saturday nights, July 1 Mrs. Cornelia Lamson of Union who is "again the general chairman vious Sunday, and the final mass at Monday night. Death was caused by day at the home of their grandpar- of the Fourth Carnival, states that al | a fractured skull sustained Monday ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kelly. and 2. a double feature, "Trapped by Pier has been granted a divorce from 11:45, in St. Joseph's church, Water- G-Men" with Jack Holt and Wynne Irving Lamson on a charge of non- arrangements have been completed i vliet, was attended by three hundred morning when he was struck by a Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kelly attended support. They were married in 1932 and with the excellent co-operation I heavy board thrown from the top of the funeral of Mrs. Llda Born last Gibson, and "Range Defenders," with more visitors and members of the CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Bob Livingston and Ray Corrigan, Is and have one child. of various committees, the carnival parish. an oil well derrick near Dowagiac. Friday afternoon. She was lecturer will present more and better enter-j Mr. Enos was foreman for Bob on the bill. Also news and selected Mrs. Kathryn Marsh of Berrien This summer schedule will con- ARE ANNOUNCED for the Toquln Gleaner insurance shorts. Springs was this week given a di- tainment features than ever before. | tinue until Labor Day: At Watervliet Anderson, who is drilling for oil society. vorce from Otis Marsh on desertion As during the past years, the between Dowagiac and Decatur, and John Stuckum has sold his milk On Tuesday night, July 5, Esther church, mass at 7:00 and 11:45 a. m.; Ralston and Sidney Blankmar will be charges. They were married In 1910 Miller Amusement Enterprise of Chi-1 at Hartford, 8:30; and at Crystal Pal- workmen were tearing down a rig The United States Civil Service route. and have four children. cago will again furnish the throe big at the time of the mishap. The black raspberry season is nedr featured In "Shadows of the Orient." ace, 10:30. Because exceptionally Commission has announced open "King Solomon's Mines," with Rol- Mrs. Bertha Jacobs Peterson of rides which will include the Merry- large crowds are anticipated over the Deceased was a former Watervliet competitive examinations for the at hand. Benton Harbor charges cruelty in a go-round, Ferris Wheel and Tilt-a- resident, a son of the late George Mrs. Elsie Wilcox and daughter and Young is on the bill for Wednes- July 4th holiday, all in this vicinity positions listed below. day and Thursday, July 6 and 7. suit for divorce from Harry A. Peter- Whirl. ^ ... . are invfted to be present a few min- Enos, Civil War veteran, and was a Public health nurse, $2,000 a year; Lillian, who were called to Lima, son. They were married in 1924 and One of the main attractions will be utes before the hour for divine ser- brother of Arthur Enos, of Water- graduate nurse (general staff duty), Ohio, on account of the illness of the have two children. Capt. Earl McDonald, the High Fire vice so that all may be more easily vliet. He is survived by his wife and $1,800 a year; nurse technician (bac- former's mother, Mrs. Wm. Sirks, Diver who ignites his asbestos suit three children, three brothers and accommodated. teriology and roentgenology com- are expected home soon now as Mrs. MANY ATTRACTIONS AT and leaps 75 feet into a shallow tank All children of the parishes who two sisters. bined), $1,800 a year, Indian Field Slrks Is reported to be much better. GUERNSEY BREEDERS of water edged with spears. He will have not as yet received their first Funeral services were held in Do- Service (Including Alaska), Depart- Mrs. August Lautenbach has added HOUSE OF DAVID PARK give one performance each evening. holy communion and are attending wagiac Wednesday. ment of the Interior. These salaries a new coat of paint to her cottage, PREPARE FOR BIG SHOW The main street of Bridgman, dec- instructions regularly in preparation, *are subject to 3% percent retirement Improving the looks of the same very orated with hundreds of colored much. will approach the railing for the first John E. Kurtzenknabe, a 72-year- deduction, and further deductions Have you visited the House of Plan to Have Display of Fine Stock lights, becomes a big midway. There time at nine o'clock July Fourth. old retired Chicago man, died sud- will be made for quarters, fuel, light, will be 15 concessions which include David Park this season? If not you at Cassopolis on August 2d. Instructions are being given at Wa- denly at his home at Three Oaks on and other services when furnished by should pay them a visit and take the a new corn game, eating places and tervliet each morning from eight un- June 28. 1938, following a heart at- the Government. Certain education ODD FELLOW BOYS The Guernsey Breeders of South- various fames of skill, in fact every- whole family. The latest attraction til noon; at Hartford, from 1:30 until tack. He is survived by his widow and experience are required, varying at the park Is a Midget Auto Speed- western Michigan, representing Ber- thing .u. makes up a real carnival. 5:00 p. m. and two children. The remains were with each position. Applicants must CAMP AT LAKE rien, Van Buren, Cass, St. Joe, and On Sunday evening, July 3, there way for the children. The children The Rev. Sylvester H. Ley, C.P.S.. taken to Chicago for interment in not have passed their fortieth birth- LOUISE IN AUGUST are all anxious to drive their own car Branch counties, met in Cass county .vill be a Uvo-hour concert given by regular assistant during the summer Rose Hill cemetery. day. For positions In Alaska, they June 20th and organized the South- the Simplicity Band of Niles under like Dad and are going for this at- to Father Murphy, pastor, was ac- must have reached their twenty-sixth traction In a big way. The little western Michigan Guernsey Breed- the able direction of Mr. Francis companied over the week-end by the but must not have passed their ers Show for the purpose of conduct- Heinlen. It will start at 8:30 and Funeral services were held at Bu- A boys' camp will be on the pro- trains are still a thrill for everybody Rev. Fred Fehrenbacher, C. P. S. chanan on Wednesday for Jerry fortieth birthday. These age limits and when you arrive at the park de- ing an annual registered Guernsey continue until 10:30. This will be Both are teachers at St. Joseph's Col- will not be waived in any case. The gram of Rev. Karl H. Keefer, of Cattle Show. The officers elected held on the main street. Richardson, a former resident of that Gladwin, Grand Master of Michigan pot you will be entertained afternoon lege, Collegeville, Indiana. city, who died at Waterloo, Iowa, on closing date for receipt of applica- and evening by the House of David are John Stump, Sodus, president; The carnival will get off to a good Next Sunday is Communion Sun- tions from states cast of Colorado Is Odd Fellowship, during the month of Wm. R. Showalter, Niles, vice presi- start this evening with wrestling June 27, 1938. He is survived by August. Ladies Band and Chic Bell and his day for the men of the parishes in his widow, a daughter and a sister. July 18; from Colorado and states Band every evening. The attraction dent; and G. S. Mclntyre, Cassopolis, shows given in the open air stadium. devotion to the Sacred Heart and westward, July 21; from points in The camp will be at Lake Louise, secretary and treasurer. "Swede" Larson, who has charge of a 3,000-acre tract of forest, hills and on the stage this week is the Six the Holy Name. Elmer Fuller, a 67-year-old resi- Alaska south of the Arctic Circle, Danwlllls, a Great European Acro- Other directors of the show are: these matches, has arranged an es- Friday, July 1, is the First Friday November 7; and from points in Al- lakes In Hudson township, Charle- C. L. Swank, Colon; L. C. Beal, Three pecially fine show. dent of Benton Harbor, died ot the voix county, half way between Boyne batic Act, featured for several sea- of the month. Confessions Thurs- Berrien county hospital on June 27. aska north of the Arctic Circle, Jan- sons with the Ringling Shows. They Rivers; N. C. Everett, Decatur; The main street of Bridgman will day, 7:00-9:00 p. m. and Friday, 7:00- uary 9 (1939). City and Vanderbilt. Charles Wigglnton, Paw Paw; Glen be blocked and traffic will go two He is survived by his widow, five Mr. Charles Homer, of Eaton Pap- rank tops in this kind of entertain- 8:00 a. m. Mass at 8:00 for Mrs. stepchildren, and two brothers. Fu- Assistant gardener (greenhouse), ment. Elliott, Paw Paw; R. A. Stelnke, blocks to the north and south of Mary Daly. $1,260 a year. Bureau of Plant In- ids, spent years In building up o' this Sodus. town to prevent congestion. New neral services were conducted on great natural estate in the r-orthern Commencing July 4th the park Is Wednesday by Captain Corliss of the dustry, Department of Agriculture. presenting a troupe of beautiful girls The date of the show Is set for parking space has been provided this Competitors will be rated on the part of the Lower Peninsula of Mich- August 2. It will be held at the year just south of the business sec- Salvation Army; interment in Crys- igan. He expended over $100,000 on In a Revue on Skates. This act Is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES tal Springs cemetery. subject of practical questions pertin- the fastest skating act In the show fair grounds In Cassopolis. tion. Lights have been installed and ent to the duties of the position. this tract, and now it is one of the The interest among Guernsey cars will be watched. most beautiful and largest estates in business. They will thrill you every "God" will be the subject of the Two years of full-time paid exper- minute. breeders Is high, and the association Shooting of firecrackers or similar Mrs. Rachel Schemely of Chika- ience in the care of trees, shrubbery, America. It is six miles long and anticipates between 125 and 150 head fireworks will be prohibited this lesson-sermon in all Christian Sci- ming township died June 22, 1938, from two to three miles wide. After ence churches throughout the world lawns, flower-beds, and greenhouse of cattle to be entered In the show. year. Village officials have made at the age of 68 years. She Is sur- plants. Including, or supplemented Mr. Horner's death, his two broth- Premium books are available and preparations to take care of offend- on Sunday, July 3. vived by four daughters, two sisters ers, Edward and William Horner, FAMOUS EYE SPECIALIST The Golden Text, (Psalms 20:5), by, at least 6 months of greenhouse may be had by writing to the secre- ers. and a brother. Funeral services were experience, are required. Applicants dedicated Lake Louise to the ever- tary. Youngsters and oldsters as well "We will rejoice in thy salvation, held Sunday afternoon; interment in lasting service of boys and girls. In IS ILL AT NILES HOME and in the name of our God we will must not have passed their fiftieth are warned to comply with the law the Riverside cemetery. birthday. The closing date for re- 1933 they presented the whole estate or suffer the consequences. set up our banners." to the Methodist Episcopal Church of Among the Bible citations is this ceipt of applications from states east "SAFEST FOURTH ^ AIM The Bridgman Business Builders, Mrs. Mary Christine Heimbuch, of Colorado Is July 11, and from Michigan. Dr. Fred N. Bonlne, 74, nationally sponsors of the carnival, extend a passage (Deut. 6:4,5): "Hear, O Through the efforts of Grand Mas- famous eye specialist. Is 111 at his Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord. wife of Henry Heimbuch, died June Colorado and states westward, July OF NATIONAL DRIVE cordial invitation to everyone in 22, 1938, at her home near the Buck- 14. ter Keefer, Michigan Odd Fellow- home In Niles, and complete rest Is the neighboring communities to And thou shalt love the Lord thy ship will have use of wonderful Lake ordered by attending physicians. He God with all thine heart, and with horn store, at the age of 68 years. Full information may be obtained come to Bridgman sometime during Besides her husband, she is survived from the Secretary of the United Louise again this year for a boys' Is attended by a trained nurse and The National Safety Council has the celebration. A good time is all thy soul, and with all thy might." camp during two weeks of August. will not be able to return to his of- asked the nation to unite in a broad Correlative passages to be read by five children. Funeral services States Civil Service Board of Exam- campaign to reduce the annual promised everyone. were held from the Trinity Lutheran iners, at the post office or custom- Odd Fellow Lodges of Wayne, fice for at least two weeks. He from the Christian Science textbook, Oakland and Macomb counties will suffering from exhaustion, due to Fourth of July accident toll. "Science and Health with Key to the church at Berrien Springs on Satur- house in any city which has a post July accident fatalities, fed by the day; interment in the Scottdale ceme- office of the first or second class, or be privileged to send 100 boys to overwork. Dr. and Mrs. Parsal Celebrate Silver Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, Lake Louise for the week of August annual holiday toll, the Council re- include the following (p.465): "God tery. from the United States Civil Service Dr. Bonine's name is known far Wedding Commission, Washington, D. C. 14 to 21. and wide. His offices have been ported, perennially exceed those of is incorporeal, divine, supreme, in- Odd Fellow Lodges of the remain- called the "world's crossroads" for a any other month. Last year they Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Parsal celebrat- finite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, John Kopecka, 55 years old, a resi- der of Michigan will have the priv- totalled 10,200 in the United States dent of Grand Beach, died June 22, vast army of unfortunates with af- ed their 25th wedding anniversary at Life, Truth, Love." ilege of sending 100 boys to that flicted eyes who have gone to Niles and presented what the Council said their home in Benton Harbor Satur- 1938, at the Berrien county hospital camp for the week of August 21 to was the ironic picture of many following an operation. He is sur- Postpone Eau Claire Rally and Picnic from the four corners of the earth. day evening, June 25. Dr. Parsal 28. It is said that he has treated as many more Americans slaughtered annual- enjoys a fine dental practice in Ben- Charity begins at home, which vived by no known relatives. Fu- Transportation to and from Camp ly in celebrating their Independence neral services were conducted by Fr. The heavy rainfall last Saturday as 517 patients in a single day and ton Harbor and his wife is Benton probably is the reason so many prac- interfered with the big Republican Lake Louise will be furnished thru 200 are commonplace. than were killed in the war that Harbor's postmistress. tice it on themselves. Gerald Owens In St. Mary's Catholic rally and picnic at Eau Claire, at the generosity of the Ford Motor Co. gained it. church on Friday, with Interment in which Congressman Clare E. Hoff- of Detroit, and will pick up the boys Pine Grove cemetery. man was to be the principal speaker bound for the camp at designed ZION EVANGEUCAL CHURCH and the event was postponed until places throughout the state. Marriace Licenses Funeral services were held from July 16th. The boys who are selected by the the German Evangelical church at Odd Fellow lodges of Michigan to Lynn Miller, 20, Baroda; Clara Galien last Friday for Mrs. Louisa attend the camp at Lake Louise will (Bainbridfe) Wetkowski, 17, St. Joseph. HOUSE OF DAVID PARK Charles Baker, 27, and Louise M. Smith, wife of Henry Smith, who be under the supervision of the fol- Rev. G. Raduchel, Pastor. died at her home near that village The proper measure of a man is lowing, who are all connected with Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Black, 17, both Galien. Free Entertainment on June 22, 1938, at the age of 64 the size of the thing he enjoys Odd Fellowship: Preaching and worship—10:45. Herbert Knuth, 24, St. Joseph; years. Besides her husband, she Is knocking. Grand Master Karl H. Keefer, of Sermon theme for July 3rd, "Re- Agnes Ott, 21, Bridgman. - NOW PLAYING - survived by three sisters. Gladwin, director; Grand Chaplain pentance and Forgiveness." In the Lloyd Morrison, 30, Benton Har- Rev. Stanley Niles, of Sturgis, as- evening at 7:45 the pastor's class, the bor; Mescal Cassabaum, 26, St. The Six Danwills! A Sensational ACROBATIC ACT! Mrs. Sarah A. Gardner, 77 years MORTGAGE SALE sociate director; George Holmes, of Crusaders, will have a recognition Joseph. old, died June 23, 1938, at her home Battle Creek, swimming and life service. During the past three months Cal Leroy James, 28, and Florence Featured Attraction! • Ringling Circus! Default having been made in the M. Predlger, 23, both St. Joseph. near Buchanan following a compli- conditions of a certain mortgage saving instructor; Alfred Halstead, of this class has finished the course in AND EVERY cation of diseases. She is survived Marcellus, trees, rocks and science; "The Hand Book of Religion." Donald D. Dean, 20, Eau Claire; Chic RPII Ranfl dated the 19th day of November, Grace Buck, 18, Berrien Springs. ^mc oeti H! s Dana EVENING by her husband, William Gardner; a 1932, made by John W. Godfrey and Frederick S. Goodrich, of Albion, de- Friday evening, July 1, at 6:45 a daughter, and two sons. votional director: Mrs. George Birch, booster meeting for Riverside Camp Karl W. Bergstrum, 30, and Marie Georgia Godfrey, husband and wife, Haase, 21, both St. Joseph. to Fanners & Merchants National of Battle Creek, bird study; Charles will be held at the St. Joseph Evan- House of David Ladies Band James W. Atkinson, 62 years of C. Harris, of Rockford, musical di- gelical church. Young people from Every Afternoon Bank and Trust Company, a Cor- age, a former Benton Harbor busi- poration, Trustee, and recorded in rector; Lavell T. Smith, of Dearborn, four churches are invited. The main Passenger locomotives use from 70 ness man, was found dead in a bed the Office of the Register of Deeds director of transportation. speaker is Rev. Bassett, of Nashwille. to 120 gallons, and freight locomo- Dancing! - Beer Gardens! in a hotel In Detroit on June 23, for Berrien County, Michigan, in The Grand Lodge Camp commit- Prayer meeting Tuesday night at tives, from 150 to 350 gallons of 1938. He is survived by his widow, Liber 180 of Mortgages, Page 344, on tee is as follows: Harry Scarlet, of 8 o'clock, at the church. water per mile. MIDGET AUTOS! A Riot of Fun for the Children! a son, lour sisters and two brothers. December 5th, 1932; on which mort- Detroit, chairman; Charles C. Har- Let the Kids Drive Their Own Auto! The Atkinson home was in Niles. gage there is claimed to be due and ris, of Rockford; Lynn Brown, of owing at this date $615.00, principal Midland; Francis M. Dodge, of De- Minature Trains! PI*, A heart attack proved fatal to Earl and interest; and no suit or proceed- troit; Guy Hall, of Hillsdale; R. A. O. Clark at his home in Benton Har- ing at law having been instituted to Pierce, of Buchanan; Ray A. Elgas, bor on Sunday, June 26, 1938. The recover the money secured by said of Cadillac; A. E. Wylie, of Clare, Baseball! July 3 and 4 deceased was 51 years old and had mortgage, or any part thereof, said and R. A. Lewis, of Decatur. for many years operated a bicycle mortgage will be foreclosed by pub- Grand Master Keefer urges the 4th of July Week! AH Girl Review on Skates! repair shop in St. Joseph. He is lic sale to satisfy the above amount, Odd Fellow Lodges which wish to be survived by his widow, two chil- and lawful costs of foreclosure, on represented by boys in this camp to FREE PARKING AT ENTRANCE dren, Donald and Marjorle; and his Monday the 18th day of July, 1938, send in their reservations at once to mother, Mrs. Emma Clark of Benton at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said Grand Secretary Fred A. Rogers, of Harbor. Rev. Howard Blanning, day, at the front door of the Court Lansing, because of the fact that only pastor of the Congregational church House in the City of St, Joseph, Ber- 100 boys can be accommodated each in Benton Harbor, conducted funeral rien County, Michigan; the premises week in this camp. The expense for services Tuesday afternoon; inter- to be sold as aforesaid, being de- the boys will be borne by the lodges ment In the Rivervlew cemetery at scribed as follows: sending them. St. Joseph. Lot 6, Stern Brunson's Addition to the City of Benton Harbor, Ber- Miss Jane Ballangee, a former rien County, Michigan, according to St. Joseph resident, died suddenly the recorded plat thereof. PAW PAW LAKE SUMMER at Pittsburg, Pa., on Friday, June 24, Dated: April 19, 1938. RESIDENT TAKEN BY DEATH 1938, following a heart attack, while FARMERS & MERCHANTS in that city on business for a chain NATIONAL BANK AND SUNRISE TO SUNSET! of sandwich shops of which she was TRUST COMPANY, food director. She is survived by her a corporation. Trustee, Miss Louise M. Rogers, 69, of 807 Any room In your home can bo rodecoratod mother, Mrs. Alice Ballangee of Mortgagee. Erie street, Oak Park, Illinois, died In loss than a single day Three Oaks; three sisters—Mrs. Mary GORE, HARVEY & FISHER, Sunday morning at Mercy hospital, Schroyer, Mrs. Kenneth Blhlmire Attorneys for Mortgagee, Benton Harbor, where she had been Make drab rooma bright and gay with the magic of PITTSBURGH and Mrs. R. C. McKeen; also a broth- Benton Harbor, Michigan. a patient for twelve days. Death er, John Ballangee of Chicago. Fu- (April 22—July 8) followed an operation for ruptured PAINTS. With WALUflDB for walla and edlingt, FLORHIDE neral services were conducted by appendix. for painted floors, and WATERSPAR ENAMEL for the woodwork Rev. Fr. Gerald Owen of the New Deceased was born in Chicago and fumiture, you can completely redecorate any room in your home Buffalo Catholic church on Monday. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- August 5, 1868, a daughter of the between sunriae and sunaetl Let ua recommend a reliable painter. WATER Interment In the New Troy ceme- CLOSURE SALE late John E. and Mary E. Rogers, and tery. A mortgage made January 6, 1937, had been a summer residerit at Doty's Landing, Paw Paw Lake, for 45 by Josephine A. Porter to the State WALLHIOE-QMrt 85c FLORHIDE—Ovart^ 1*05 Mrs. Katherine Kowalski died Bank of Coloma, a Michigan Bank- years. She was an aunt of Mrs. H. Sunday evening, June 26, 1938, at her O. Page, of Chicago and Paw Paw ing Corporation, and recorded on WATERSPAR ENAMEL—Qaart 1.50 home In St. Joseph at the age of 71 January 7, 1937, in the office of the Lake, and Mrs. H. D. Sherwood, of THATS HOT years. She was the wife of John Register of Deeds for Berrien Coun- Baltimore, Md. Kowalski and Is also survived by ty, Michigan, in Liber 186 of Mort- The body was removed to Chicago several sons and daughters, several gages on page 499; on which there Tuesday where funeral services were Sunproof Paint • • $3.30 gal. brothers and several sisters. Funeral is now claimed to be due the sum of conducted at 4 o'clock that afternoon services were held Tuesday morning $3054.50, principal and interest, and at the Rosehlll chapel, followed by from St. Joseph's Catholic church. no proceedings at law having been burial In Rosehlll cemetery. Electrically ' Rev. Fr. Coyle officiating. Interment Instituted to recover the same will was in the Cemetery of the Resur- be foreclosed by public sale to satisfy rection. the above amounts, lawful costs of FORMER PASTOR AND WIFE foreclosure and attorney fee at the PITTSBURGH# PAINTS Mrs. Bessie Lucas, wife of Orville front door of the courthouse, in the TO ENJOY VACATION TRIP UST turn the faucet and have a flow of hot water Lucas of R. F.D. 2, Benton Harbor, City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, at (D&Ui whenever you want it—day or night—with one of the died June 26, 1938, at Kalamazoo at Michigan, at ten o'clock in the fore- the age of 45 years. Besides her hus- WAlPHlOJ • FlORHIOt • WATfHbPAR „• SUN PHOOf new Electric Water Heaters in your home. noon of Monday, the 25th day of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Leamon J band, she Is survived by one son, J- ly, 1938, the premises to be sold left Tuesday on a months' vacation, No stairs to climb. No matches to light. Nothing to turn four sisters and four brothers. being described as follows: the first week of which they will 25% Off on complete line of Fiesta Ware on or off. An Electric heater gives you hot water eco- Lot 15 In Edgewater, formerly spend at the home of their son, just nomically and safely. Thomas Ryan, an itinerant berry Edgewater Glen, on Paw Paw Lake, outside of Boston. From there they 20% Off on Lawn Mowers picker who came to Berrien county in the east half of the southwest An Electric Water Heater is will go to Newfoundland to visit Linseed Oil $1.00 per gal. Turpentine 65c per gal. several weeks ago, died suddenly of fractional quarter of Section 15 and Rev. Leamon's brother, the only re- easy to own and effortless to a heart attack while picking berries the east half of the northwest quar- maining member of his immediate Anaconda White Lead . $11.25 for 100 lbs. operate. Inquire about our 5-Star on Sunday at the Vern Koebel farm ter of Section 22, Township 3 South, family. Complete line of Beach Balls, Swimming Tubes, Baseball Economy Plan today. on the Berrien Sprlngs-Baroda road. Range 17 West, Berrien County, After crossing the Gulf of Saint He was 58 years old. Michigan. Lawrence, they will go by rail across Supplies and Fishing Tackle. Dated: April 25, 1938. the island before reaching their des- . STAR" William J. Harney, a 77-year-old STATE BANK OP COLOMA, tination, the boyhood home of the resident of Three Oaks, was stricken a Michigan Banking Corpora- former. It has been 11 years since Sconomy INDIANA (. MICHI RIC COM PAH Y with a heart attack while assisting tion, Rev. Leamon has visited his native his wife with the housework and Mortgagee land.—Vicksburg Commercial. dropped dead Monday morning, June W. M. CUNNINGHAM Coloma Hardware'Co. PLAN 27, 1938. He had been in his usual Attorney for Mortgagee health up to the time he was strick- Business Address: Tolerance comes when we see the CHAS. C. SMITH, Manager Coloma, Mich. en. Besides his widow, he is sur- Benton Harbor, Michigan. frailties of others by the light of our vived by four children. (April 29—July 16) own.