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. Subscribe to the Rec- v w * ord. It pays to gel the best. :• : ...- L ■■■'J-st: . ■. SIXTY-SECOND YEAR BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929. NUMBER, 32 l. 500 GIL MEN \SZ Partners of Trip Now H ere’s TWO HURT WHEN W. E. Mutchler Sells NEW FACTORY West Half Century TREAS. WHITE F.C. HATHAWAY Mississippi Chain the Ago Meet Again BIG TRUCK CROWDS Of Grocery Stores Fed. Agents

Proposition John Curtis left Tuesday for a M, and Mrs. W. E. Mutchler of WOULD LOCATE visit with his cousin, Abner .Barn­ GIVES ANNUAL AUTO INTO DITCH FIRST MAYOR hart, at the latter’s home in St. Gulfport, Mississippi, accompanied Arrest Five by Mrs. Mutchler’s sister, Mrs. F. Lines for n Simp Sliot Album Joseph, Mr. Barnhart returning SIRS: . J. BUSSELL IS SEVERE­ J with him after a visit of a week E. Bartmess of Mobile, Ala., ar­ Bi Hiuvs LY INJURED IN rived in Buchanan, Sunday for an IN BUCHANAN hare.. Barnhart was a former lum­ ACCIDENT. DIST. REPORT indefinite stay. ber man at an early date near OF BUCHANAN Here: we have stayed the. heat of In B ig Haul Mr. Mutchler left Buchanan Time’s swift wings;. Lakeside. The two men were Chicago Concern, Manufac­ companions on a western tour to Mrs, John Russell of the Mt. about 15 years ago .and until re­ Here, by the magi© of a fairy pow­ S100,000.00 is Spent: on the Tabor GrangS district, incurred Resigned Position at Clark er, ' turing Women's Dresses the plains of Kansas, Nebraska cently -lias been the owner of a Operate in. Historic Cotton. and Colorado in 1S72, engaging in Local Schools in tlie painful bruises and her son, V. T. Equipment Company chain of grocery stores centering We have, immortalized: the1 fleeting: Desires to Locate Here. Bast Year. Russell, was slightly injured when Mansion on the St. Joe hour, freighting there for eight months August 1st. in Gulfport. He has. sold the that year.. their car was completely wrecked grocery chain and his plans for River. The: flying, grace o f evanescent 20 TO 40 WOMEN NEEDED ------o------WA G I S 51PER CENT on Hardscrabble Hill last Saturday the future are indefinite, except things; afternoon. Mr. Russell and his WAS THERE 25 YEARS that lie and his family expect to IMMENSE PLANT Here1 is transfixed; the beauty of Immediately Available Help is mother were on their way to Bu­ spend some time visiting here. ,/ old1 springs;: Complete tlie Year With chanan when they were passed by Pays Fine Tribute to His Underground Vats Hold 30,- Here is eternalized1 the transient1 only Qualification Demand­ Casli Balance, of a large truck bound north which flower, ed by Concern. • Predecessor, Claude 000 Gallons of PORTAGE ST. $22,000.00 crowded them into the ditch about V. Glover. Salvaged: from: death, and all ten rods south of the Fred Hall Masli. Time’s, golden dower Possibility of the establishment home. Their car went into the Is treasured1, here for our remem­ in Buchanan of a branch factory The public schools of Buchanan, ditch and struck the high bank F. C. Hathaway, resident of Bu­ RETURN GOODS Operation of a 500 gallon bering. for the manufacture of women’s are a business institution repre­ which overturned it hack into the chanan, during most of his life­ capacity column alcohol still work­ W e snail turn to these storiedi dresses is indicated, in the an­ SEWER NEARS senting an annual turnover in ex­ ditch with the front crushed in ing day and night, shifts to sup­ leaves again nouncement elsewhere in this is­ cess of 8100,000, according to the time, and an employee of the ply' truck line serving city' trade and every glass broken. Mrs. Clai-k Equipment company for the And, yet again in days to come, to sue of Aaron, Strauss & Co.,, of annual financial, statement print­ Russell incurred Severe shock in four states came to an end Fri­ trace Chicago, that a plant will be main­ ed elsewhere in this issue over the past 25 years, became the ; first NO QUESTIONS, day morning when a force of and -was bruised over her entire Old! scenes, old: friends, that, we tained here if sufficient women signature of J. A. White, treasur­ mayor of the newly organized Federal agents led by State Dep­ COMPLETION er, and containing information of body. She was brought to the city, as the result of action taken once more may know employees can be secured to op­ home of her daughter, Mrs. uty Prohibition Administrator Ar­ Childhood's first step and youth erate a local unit. I vital interest to the school patrol'.: Haines, on North Oak street where by the commission at an organiza­ thur Q. Scully raided the former as it was then,. Twenty to forty women will be Progress is Swifter as the and the taxpayers in general. she has since been confined to tion meeting- held Monday night. SAY ITALIANS Pears farm on the north bank of Two candidates were placed for When light of dawn: and life was needed at once to put the plant in Leaky Tile is Total expenditures during the her bed. the St. Joseph river two miles east on its face; operation, and later development fiscal year just closed were 896,------O-r-^---- nomination, Charles Pears nomina­ of Buchanan, ' confiscating . the In happy days; far off and long .will! depend upon the readiness Replaced: 045.78, of which $4S,747.64,. or 51 ting F. C. Hathaway and Frank Families of: Still Operatives plant and arresting five Italian *gO- per cent, represenis tlie outlay, for Merson .nominating Mathias .1. operatives. with which the enterprise expands Kelling, the . former being elected Are Rack on the locally. The firm is an establish-:; FINISHED BY SEPT. teachers’ wages. Total net; re­ Farm. The Italians were taken to Kal­ ed: and going concern and has ceipts for the same period were by a vote of 3 to 2. amazoo and arraigned before ample volume of business: to op­ The Portage street storm and $93,OSS.46. FLAMES TAKE Hathaway states that this is his United Statls Commissioner For­ J. G. B o y le erate the local plant to capacity sanitary sewer, storm center of Of the incoming funds, only first experience in office holding, HOUSE STRIPPED est B. Simon to whom they gave in, addition to a .number1 of other two successive administrations, .$58,657:26 or approximately'. 5C* and that he. had entertained no the following names: Guisseppe factories over1 the1 country which and one of the: knottiest problems per cent were received from, taxes, ambition for political preferment, Anyone who removed house­ Saccken, Joseph Sole,, Joseph Hal­ 'Named Twp. they: are: now running., in finance and engineering that the remaining 41 per cent ^pre­ MORE TOLL having been placed in nomination hold goods, clothing or other prop­ lo, John Lompia, and George Quarters for housing the opera­ has. ever arisen in Buchanan civic senting the sum of $15,118.56 paid by friends at the special election erty from the former Chas. Pears Pari. . tions: of the company are being affairs, may be an accomplished by the state on a per capita of against his wishes. During an farm following' the raid Friday, The still was one of the largest S u p erv iso r arranged for. >It is understood: fact by the end of the present the primary pupils, $5,44S.32 , .in active life spent almost entirely in under the mistaken impression ever captured in Southern MichL that; space in vacant buildings week barring a repetition of the tuition received from neighbor­ Buchanan he has gained a wide that it had been abandoned by gan outside of Detroit, according will be utilized for the present, if accidents and unforseen obstacles ing districts, $9,716.90 insurance FARM BLOBS:. acquaintance here and the place the owners, may return such prop­ to Scully, who estimated the daily' Board is Reorganized Bv the: response justifies, the opening which have been the rule through­ collected as a result of the burn­ he enjoys in the esteem of his erty at once without fear of prose­ output at 200 -gallons of alco­ of a branch factory here. out the fourteen months of instal­ ing of the manual training- de­ fellow citizens is indicated by the cution, according to a party Which hol, retailing to the city trade at Appointment of Farm Large Barn on Old Lawrence handsome vote he received. On arrived from South Bend Sunday Residents. No experience1 is1 required.. of lation. partment and equipment, a tem­ $6.50 per gallon. It- was located Progress by the city sewer force porary loan of $6,000, front a local House Farm is August 1st he retired from his po­ to take possession of the place. in the old mansion erected by _ employees,, all employees: being sition as general foreman at the The party in charge consists of paid while: they are: learning the directed by A. E. Hipskind has bank, and miscellaneous smaller Destroyed: William Cotton, who homestead: J)EAN CLARK CLERK been rapid during the past week, items. Clark Equipment company plant ■ two women and several children ed the farm from the government details of the business. The only after years: of service, .ana is representing the families of two requirement is that sirfflcier’ . help due to lessening of the flow of, Second, to teachers’ wages nearly a century ago. The house Organization, of, a , teiupSrary; £>N T H E STATE LINE now at liberty- to devote liis time of the men arrested ., and. a. male was at one time one of the-notable •bar immediately -available. £ ' water as more of the leaky tiles among expenditures in aggregate to public affairs. township; board, to function until have been replaced. Installation bulk is the sum of $24,474.02, rep­ relative who is staying with' them structures along the St. Joseph Local women who are, interested: The destruction of the large Mr, Hathaway paid a high trib­ for the time. They arrived Sun- .river. It is an old style, colonial the. regular election next Spring; in entering the employ of the has proceeded at the rate of 10 resenting four items: of .interest or was; completed tlie first of the to 25 feet daily and: only 20 feet bonded and other indebtedness, barn on the former Lawrence ute to his predecessor. President 'day ,a.nd found the entire place ty'pe, mansion:-with white, pillars; company may signify their will­ stripped of household goods, fur­ extending the full two stories, and week. with, the resignation of: Iren- ingness to do so by registering at remains until the Central Court and about 25. per cent or a fourth House farm, six miles southwest Claude V. Glover, stating that he manhole is reached, where replace­ had known him all his life and niture .and all personal belongings, was- oviginally built to face the us Sparks; (Rep.) as clerk ana the Joseph Roti. Roti’s: Sho.e: Store., The of the entire expenditures. of Buchanan together with sever­ even to plaster board which was appointment of Dean Clark ment is scheduled to stop: Super­ o was satisfied that in honesty and river in days when the stream was company is amply financed and al head of live stock last Friday stripped from the walls. After the main avenue of travel. Standr fuem.) in his placet asks: nothing from the city in the intendent Hipskind . stated this conscientious performance of duty -morning that in all probability it Hanover-Gearhart 'evening represents the latest addi­ lie was beyond criticism. the news that the families had ing on a high, bluff opposite the Previous changes which were way of inducements or the pur­ * **• •' **■ -jV -V «r pW l returned became known in Bu­ present location of the Orchard necessary for the crtion of a chase of stock.. would, take two additional weeks tion to the considerable role of to complete the house connections chanan, several parties returned Hills Country' club house, it corn; temporary hoard were resignation Nuptials are Held farm losses by fire in this dis­ Remains of Former articles which they had taken, in­ mands a fine river view and was vOf Harry Beck (Dem.) as super­ ec and, level the street, which will Sky” Knight, Air then he ready for the installation trict during the past month to cluding- a sewing machine, two at one time a familiar stopping- visor and: the appointment of Jesse Saturday Evening Resident Arrive mattresses, bedding, and articles place for small boats whose1 own­ G' Boyle (Rep.) to fill his place, of the Walton Road paving. which the extremely dry weather Mail Carrier, on has; been a contributing factor. of clothing. Ail articles returned ers tied there and sought-enter­ and. the. resignation of Wilson Work-was begun the first of ihc The marriage of Mrs. Jackson For Burial Today were brought back at night .and tainment for the night. 1 The or­ Leiter (Rep.) as Justice, Charles week at the lower or Portage end The House farm was sold last left at the outside gate, a quai'ter iginal title to the farm, bearing- His Vacation Here to. install the remaining two blocks Hanover to George Gearhart of Tichenor being appointed in his New Troy, took place Saturday year to Vern .Frary of South Bend, The remains of Mrs. Matilda G. of a mile, from the house where the signature of Andrew Jackson, place. With. Justice Ira Neis- of the Third street storm and san­ they were found on the following was .transferred by Cotton to Wm. wender, who. by virture1 of resi­ itary sewers. Progress on this, evening-. August 10, at the Gene and is occupied by B. R. Kline and Wilbur, former Buchanan resi­ "oky” Knight, former Buchanan Boyce home in Glendora, in the son, O. B. Kline. The, latter had dent, are scheduled to arrive here morning. The wives of the men Pears and by him to liis son/Chas. dence in the country,, survived the section depends on. the amount of state that they are in great need Pears, who owned the place un­ boy, who is now air mail pilot on water encountered, which is cer­ presence of a few relatives and returned from South Bend that today for interment, a funeral ser­ change in government, these new tire Omaha-Cheyenne section of guests. The couple was attend­ night, arriving about 11:30 p. m. vice having been arranged for 2:30 of a number of articles taken til last spring. In' .April Pears appointments, constitute a tempor­ tain to be heavy at the lower end. including women’s and children's sold trie farm, consisting of thirty the transcontianental service, is Hipskind stated that he hoped to ed by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hanover. He states that he saw no fire p. m. (daylight savings) Friday, ary township board in conformity spending the month of August at Mr. English of New Troy read the then, hut twenty minutes later, at the Christian Church. Rev. Grif­ iClothir.g. They state that they acres and buildings, to Victor Sac- with, legal provisions which re­ complete this section in two more realize that the property was tak­ ckiri, a Chicago Sicilian, who rep­ quired that that body be composed the home of his mother, Mrs.. weeks, in order that the entire ceremony. Helen Hanover, the just after he had gone to bed, his fith will preach the funeral .ser­ Emma Knight, at her home on the little grand daughter of the bride attention was. attracted by the vio­ mon. en under1 the mistaken impression resented that he was a macaroni of the supervisor, the clerk and contract might *he completed by that it had been -abandoned, and manufacturer and wished to raise two Justices of longest standing: South Bend Road. Knight has the first of September, when the carried the ring on a satin pil­ lent harking of his. dog and he Mrs. Wilbur left Buchanan fol­ been allowed a month's leave- or low. The bride was attired in went to the window and saw the that there was no intention to wheat for his product. Other township offices which, au­ village administration will relin­ lowing the death of her husband, commit theft. They feel certain abffince; which he is spending in Alice blue organdy and the brides­ entire barn and the adjacent straw about 19 years ago, and moved To Residents of neighboring farms tomatically became vacant from: golf and fishing here. quish the reins of government -to maid wore pink satin. The groom pile bursting into flames. He that all the property will be re­ say that the owner immediately the fact that, their incumbents the commissioners. Glendars.. Galif... where she urea ir stored as soon as the public learns was dressed in a blue business roused his father and both rushed July. The remains were kept in hauled a large quantity of cement lived in town were not, filled since ------o-—‘ the facts of the case. They also blocks: presumably' for the con- the township had been officially suit. Following the ceremony re­ out, hut were unable to enter the a, masoleum there until the pres­ Mrs. Beulah Kelley Newspaper Delivery freshments were served. Mr. and building .to- rescue live stock. The state that they have learned of slruction of underground vats advised: that, only the; official: board ent week, when: they were trans­ the .whereabouts of a number of Mrs. Gearhart will make ■ their structure contained a team of ferred here to be1 buried by the1 built to contrsin mash. Four ,such would, be essential for 'a legal To Present Pupils Truck is Destroyed home on the groom's farm, east of horses, one of which managed to articles taken, including two po­ vats were built under the house, transaction, of township: business side of her husband, John Wilbur. lice dogs. A partial list, of the each S foot long, S foot deep and until the election next. Spring, . New Troy. escape unaided, after being badly The Wilbur family were resi­ In Piano Recital burned. The other burned to death, articles taken was as follows: 5 feet wide. A small structure By ,the device of resignation of On N. Main Friday dents of Buchanan for . several nine pairs; of sheets, two pairs new as did also a registered Red Poll years, living for; many years west was built a few y>aras east of the officials living in town and re­ Visits Buchanan After blankets, nine pairs pillow slips, house and under it was construct­ Mrs., Beulah Kelley, concert The Ford delivery truck used hull, a milk cow, one calf and five of town on Front street. Later placements by rural residents of pigs. Several sets of harness and 2 day beds, several suits of men’s ed a second series - of: vats, 8 feet the: township, the hoard forestalled pianjst and teacher certified by by the Benton Harbor News-Pal­ Absence of 20 Years John Wilbur built the structure clothes, several dresses, children’s a number of items of farm ma now owned by Dr. L. F; Widmoyer deep, and with a~combined area-’or complete disorganization which Emil] Liebling. presents in recital, ladium in daily deliveries through chinery were also burned. clothing, dishes, cutlery, cooking- 15x20 ■ feet. The total capacity would, have resulted if they had which housed the post office until utensils, a dozen chairs, gasoline Hope and Janet Kelley and Dor­ Berrien County, was entirely de­ William. Lough of 1-Toquiam, ■ The ■ barn was a : large frame recently, installing- a’ variety store of all these vats was estimated at neglected to act until they lost othy jBlackmun, aged 11, 10 and structure. .104x40 feet in' dimen lamp, electric iron, a flowered 25,000 to 30,000 gallons. ; : . *■ office. The action was taken on stroyed by fire Friday evening Washington, is in Buchanan yisit- on the street floor and living- in woolen rug colored red, yellow and The raiding party also founS^ a: 11. respectively, at the Christian si on, 30 feet to tlie peak of the the second story; - the advice of the county attorney’s Church’ in Hills' Corners on Sun­ and the driver, Fred Piehl of Ben­ ing with the George Kelley, Harry roof. In part, it was a very old brown, gasoline stove, rear cush­ column still of the type used -Jn office. According to advices from. day evening,, August 18, at 7:30: ton Harbor, narrowly escaped ser­ Beck and George ParkeUm fami­ structure, originally built, o f. oak The remains are to be accom­ ion Of : Stndebaker sedan colored the:; manufacture of alcohol, which 1jhe. state attorney general, an standard time. Selections from ious injury when it was overturn­ lies, and with other relatives and arid tulip timber. An addition panied here by a daughter, Dr. grey with green stripe, plaster extended 25 feet from, the base­ .alternative procedure was opened Bach,’Grieg, Heller and: Beethoven ed while rounding the curve on friends. Mr. l.ouglr was horn had been added later. At the east Charlotte; Norltll and husband, board, 2 German Police dogs, and ment to the second story. A- 2 .h.-p,., through the: township—that; of' will te. rendered from memory. North Main street opposite the and raised in Buchanan and will end was ;a cement silo, 40 feet in Dr. J. L. Nortell, of Oak Park, .1 smart white haired dog. steam engine was installed „in the permitting the disorganization to Foliowing the recital a farawell Albert Banke residence. The truck be remembered here by some of height, which was damaged by the 111. Four other daughters sur­ One of the women stated that basement for the purpose of take place and: the subsequent service for Rev.. Jacobs, who. will travels 'at high speed; in making the older residents of. the town. flames. ! To date no trace of in­ vive: Mrs. Anna Eyre of .Illinois; a man's suit which was taken is pumping the mash and a steam calling of a, special meeting by soon leave for a charge in Mis­ its late afternoon schedule of ten He is also visiting in Elkhart and surance has been discovered on Mrs. May McGrail of California, believed to have contained valu­ boiler was installed for heating, Township '• residents: for the pur_- souri, qill he heid. towns, and it is believed that Phiel Goshen. Mr. Lough, who is en­ the farm or any of its contents. and Miss Cora Wilbur of Califor­ able papers and some money. purposes. A. gasoline engine had pose of temporary organization. S: ----—O------“V ' attempted to negotiate the Main, joying a month’s leave of'absence The barn was’ located exactly on nia. been installed at the edge of . the Glenn Haslett also resigned as Bend River Grange street corner at too great speed. from his duties will leave next the 3tate line, nearly, all of the Three. Injured When river to elevate water through ..a Justice of the Peace but no re­ The truck went into the gutter at week for his home. structures being in Indiana, hut R. Pears Arrives pipe line to the house.’ An un­ placement was made, inasmuch as Holds Meeting Fri. the left and struck a concrete cul­ ■------—o—------the north side touched ine Michi­ Car Overturns on derground tile from, the house to only two such officials; were nec­ vert abuttment, when the driver Gale Pears Enters gan line. The extreme heat Last Night With the river served as a drain, th e. Yi /. essary to complete the board. lost control and the vehicle Swerv­ scorched the corn on both sides South Bend Highway lower end of the tile being under * ------— o------The. August meeting of. the Bend ed. hack and. overturned'across the of the state line, within a radius the water. The • value of ; the highway. The motor burst into Kysor School As Bride Via Plane A party consisting of Madge plant was estimated by Scully ‘at; K. Mather Hurt of the River Grange was held last of 150 feet from the barn. flames which rapidly spread to Student Aviator A, call for aid was sent to. the Davis and R. Yost of Niles and about $10,000. ' When Gar Plunges ■ Friday evening. The attendance the remainder of the truck. A South Bend fire department, and Richard Pears surprised his Bu­ Robert Mann of Buchanan, were About two tons of corn -sugar,'- was snu 11. The lecturer, Miss call was turned in to the Buchan­ a; chemical truck made a rapid run chanan friends Wednesday evening brought to the Wallace hospital ■ the main ingredient in alcohol' Over 14 ft. Bank Mary Louise Dixon, had prepared an fire department, but the de­ Miss Gale Pears has entered as hut arrived too late to do any­ by arriving via air plane with his Thursday evening for treatment manufacture were" found in tlie a short tnd. snappy program which struction was complete by the a student at the Kysor Eaglerpck thing., . Neighbors had establish­ bride, formerly Miss Beatrice Lar-| for injuries incurred when their put-building and hundreds of consisted of current events, talks time the chemical truck arrived. aviation school at Niles, planning ed bucket linos, from a pump to. sen of Rice Lake, Wis., whom he car overturned at a corner four empty sugar sacks were found . in Kenneth Mather received, treat­ on, farm&hplements and a peanut Most of the cargo of papers was to begin her studies in preparation the other farm buildings and had married! at Waukegon, 111.. August miles south of Buchanan on the the barn. > : ment for scalp cuts at the Wallace contest lot: the surprise feature. salvaged. for a pilot’s license this summer prevented the spread of the flames 7. The bridal couple landed at South Bend Road. None of the The Federal raiding party en­ hospital late Friday night, having The next meeting will be held in ;------—-o- ■ and complete them next summer. in which they were aided by an the, Niles airpart late yesterday' party was severely hurt, but all tered: the place about 6 o’clock driven his car over, a 14-foot em­ September at which time a .class Miss Pears has spent many flying easterly wind. received painful cuts which were Friday morning and found the bankment at a curve on the stone of candidates will receive the 3rd Wm. Fette Builds aflemcon and came to Buchanan hours in the air as a passenger, in ------— o ------— for a visit over night at the home: sewed up by' Dr. L. W. Keyes. The still funning full blast * with two iiroad between Buchanan and Glcn- and 4th degrees. Dwelling Houses for company with her brother, Poch­ of the bridegroom’s 'parents Mr. party was picked up by' Edwin Italians in . charge and’ three '' dora. Mather; reported that his I—— — o--- ard, Pears, and on other occasions. 1930 Club Holds and Mrs. Charles Pears 80S West Ross, who brought them to the asleep inched. .The two’bperatives , car- landed upright in a marsh Chief; oi Police Edward Mitchell Schwartz & Boyce She plans to' enter the profession Front street. . They' first met at hospital. - who were ' awake dodged’/out .and, from which 'itttwas. pulled by a left Tuesday In company with his as soon as she qualifies for a- li­ All'-Night Party at Minneapolis, Min:;., when Pears ... . ■;---- -— o— 1— - ■ . ■ ran east ’up the ;river'bank butT neighboring farmer. Mather was. wife for Sandusky, Ohio, to at- cense. > . stopped; there last fall while pilot­ : Blackmond’s Jewelry Store of were soon' caught . anH ^ halted: * covered; with muck and'water Jand; tend a- reunion of the McGill fam­ William Fette has contracted to Tower Hill Sat. ing a Fairchild: plane on the.Re­ Niles, are. announcing their'-Aug­ When ''captured they' -^extended was furnished'"a,, change of cloth­ ily, to. \ytich the latter • belongs. build three frame dwellings,'*! and .The Adult League qf the Evan_ ust-Jewelry .Clearance Sale which their hands‘ for the steel bracelets liability Air ’Tour. They' will leave' irTfytifT.. J.' T* *; ing- at. the-5^rm,’before coming Jo The eventLjWill be held on the 5 rooms each, entirely modern gclicrrlj.ohurch, met Monday even- The 1930 Club of Hills ‘Corners toSay^or Chicago,- where ■ - they starts -Saturday, mor-nir.g: 1-This- town.,,' A jbequliar feature of’?;the original - McGill - homestead which on Chippewa and Fifth street for !Minnie Church held- their annual!,ailrnight- firm 'has, been established-' for ' * acrident’was^the. fact that the.-in- was. takenjup by an ancestor of the realty firrri; v'ofSbhwhfte'’s& /Rpsq-jb^^^'^aarpn,: .Lake, iroad. beach. party at Toweri-HilIJfSatrur- years and is a reliable-concern,'-sb. of jewelry!' , They wer^taken im i ! * ^iuries in pari’:consisted of the. re­ the familyjn 1720, 209 years ago. Boyce. CoiistrudlionUhniis ’ been AfteE,'i1Uie?MrogFam>^the: remainder day evening; They fwere^ahehm-' when they offer a sale it means"; mediately to Kalarnazo6’-’''but'! two' opening of .scalp wounds incurred: Mr., 'and Mis. Mitchell plan to re­ begun on; the; first iHtfhsgihhfeinp'- Tl^ngt;trip6g.as.t.J‘B-3fi. ah' of the^^mgi*j\y.asv,spent very en- panied.hy Rev. ari,d5lMrs'?°9tfcot>s1 . 1 6- . , , : . , .1: something1 worth while. Read:their womeii, Jand.-five children-at,the in an accident a few days before. turn to Buchanan tomorrow; pewa street.; —0— -- ■ . jo^abfy ‘iif ‘£laying,.games.. and Mr; and",Mfs.-"GeoT!K6&l9 nt W ad. in'- this'.issue. j ; 'CGontinued onv.page;i5) : • siiarcKBLo .Jin'« BEAT) THE CLASSIFIED ADS: " M tSE TYvt) THE BERRlM eOUT'JTY RECOftft .•fc.l • THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929. .him -. , .i;/(' t'Th^(qs&imousr family reunion: will: ' HEROIC PARK; R ^G E R 0-vl whose ages are 45 to 64 years, serious accident column, they be heiai'Syhday at' Island Park, at and 22 per cent greater than those, bowing .8 of one person, tperma- i. ■if, “ - N iles.i-' ' •: s. "•« i ; .tl between the ages of 25 and ' 44 nently..,disabled in ev,ery.;lQ 0,0.0 of ews From Oalien and ' ! Johtf'Koch’, Mr. and Mrs. VYm. I-.1 -years. - The report says further':” that age,',employed. a Koch- ancl- sons, and, Mr. and Mrs. “The survey shows that'the’ peiv “At- ages IS and 19, Jfatal-accL Clarehce Huss and son, Floyd, sonal injury frequency of .the dents appear with ;653oi oneijier- spent the week end at Brush Lake ments, J. A. Sheeley was re­ of the association for the ensuing group over 65 years of age is 147 sen: lSlied in .every lOJUOO dm'^loy- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Watson haye ' .Sheeley Family Hold elected. for president and Mrs. Al­ year and Lester Sidore w as elect­ per cent lower than in the 20 to ed. Eeiananent disabilities' increase ed secretary and treasurer. The a now coal shed added to their 24 group, and 312 per cent iower Their 21st Reunion ba Unrulii was re-elected for sec­ following' cities were represented: home. than in the 25 to 44 year group. to 2:6, all accidents -in i_this age group jumping 4o a fpeqpency of retary and treasurer. The reun­ St. Joe, Buchanan and Galien. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Herman I t is only now and then that In injuries; ;Qf S, permanent nature ion will be held in the same place -----— o— i----» and family attended the Sunday- such as amputations the 20 to 24: '62.58. . Ageg 20 guid^'l have the , The lis t aimual Sheeley reunion an educational picture is made, ijlgKgsi, group, - next. year. About 50 friends call­ Smith reunion Sunday at Indian depicting the pitfalls and tempta­ year group .is 154 per cent iiigiier was held Sunday in the Earl In­ Fields, Berrien Springs. than tiie 45 to 64 year group and accounting '"fop ’,.71 m- fatalities, ed to extend greetings in the af­ tions of this jazz mad age. guch ,5.38 permanent - disabilities, or gles grove. It was the largest and ternoon. Galien Locals Mrs. Thelma Drukc of Akior, a picture is being' presented SI the 33 per cent above the 25 to 44 hast .reunion held in the opinion of. year group. A very low figure of 84J.5. persons receiving all degrees O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray Princess theater - on 'Tuesday and of disability IntlOIOOD iemplbycci. A -those, p'res.ent. One hunched and, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Goodenough Mell and family. ipjiu-i.es to minors is attributed to Wolkins Reunion Wednesday, Aug. 20 and 21 in restriction of the industries and slight decrease is: shown in tho fifty gathered: around the picnic of Long, Beach, were the Friday Mrs. Bert Weaver spent Monday “Why Girls Go Wrong.” The pic­ table spread :n the beautiful: njght guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jas.; occupations in which they are per­ group from 25 to 44 years, while Held Sunday at with her parents at Berrien ture was made from tise stage suc­ mitted .to work, the older men, from 45 to 64 grove. The table was: loaded with, Renbarger. Springs. cess "Youth Astray” and presents the 'Choicest viands—chicken, sal- “Fourteen year old workers ex­ years of age are accountable for Mr. and Mrs. Will Jannasch en­ The Lyddiek-Stevens-Freeburn love and life of today with its a very noticeable decrease -to .69 aSjTcakes, ice cream, etc. It Berrien Springs tertained Sunday afternoon and wild parties staged, by the young perience accident frequency oE 15.4 wad»a very happy occasion, Ko- reunion was held in Polawotamie fatalities. 2,12 permanent disabili­ evening the following: Mr. and shicks and 'their foolish girls. injuries per 10,000 workers of this ties, or a total of 58.98* accidents-' •dalcs-were busy taking group pic- The Wolkins reunion was: held Park, South Bend, Sunday. Mrs: Guy Martin of Dayton, Hr. Robert Geyer is visiting in Gary The picture proves, to be a pow­ age, employed; 3.8 in the 15 year per 10,000 employed in this age fijtiH'.! Seven slates were i-eure- at Indian Fields, Berrien Springs, and Mrs. N. Martin and daughter,, group; 8.5 in the 16 year group,, group. •- genteel; Indiana, MicMgau, Ohio, Sunday. One hundred and sixty- and Chicago. erful and interesting lesson on Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Raas of Ba- Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Taylor of who’s to blame and at the same and 14.4 for 17 year old employes. “A further reduction in .total IHinois; Wisconsin. Kansas and five were present and enjoyed the roda, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caii- During- tne period studied the 16 Mexico. EKvood Sheley of Porter, Tulsa, Okla., are visiting former time is very gc.od entertainment. number of injuries sustained is fine jjicaic dinner. S. C. Bucker toa of Sh Joseph. year group is the only division seen in the group over 65 years of £S^\vas the oldest member pres­ of St. Joseph, who is 77 years old, friends and neighbors. "Why Girls Go Wrong” is espe­ Plans and1 preparations are com­ The third Miller family reunion Secretary of the Interior Wilbur cially interesting to married peo­ among minors contributing to the age. . ua ent and the three months:" old was the oldest member present issued the first citation for bravery baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sheeley and Miss Mary Hampton, of Niles, pleted for the first Jannascli re­ was held at the home of Mr, and ple and children under 14 years union to be held at Hudson Lake,1 Mrs. Peter Miller. to come from the Interior deport­ will not be admitted unless ac­ cCNIlos, was the youngest. Ball eigh' months old, was the young­ ment to Charles B. Browne, a park games, races ana contests with est one there. .Fred Wallace of Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rumsey companied by adults. Mr. and Mrs. James Renbai'gcr and family of Coveney were Sun­ ranger in the Mount Itanier nation­ ■ "prizes were the afternoons enjoy­ Buchanan, was elected president al park, for his valiant anil fearless Among the other attractions dur­ and Mrs. Arthur Chapman attend­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noah ing the week will be “No Defense” A ed the Burn is reunion held at Ber­ Anderson. efforts in the rescue and recovery MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING OF of bodies of a parly of climbers starring Alonte Blue; “The Phan­ rien Springs Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Falconbury Of tom City,” starring- Ken Alaynard; GALIEN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL TNTT Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Slocum and Gary, and Mrs. Wm. Hasleit spent who fell into a crevasse, injuring four and killing two of then). “Love Over Night,” with Rod La- three sons from Wheaton, spent j Wednesday afternoon at the Ed. Rocque and “The Faker.” Alonte The Annual School Meeting" of the qualified electors: of the Galien Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Riffcr home. Blue has always been a favorite Township School Unit met at the Town Hall at 10 a. m. Monday. R. V. Slocum, leaving Tuesday for The East family reunion was with theatre goers in Buchanan July S:hr for the purpose of electing two school trustees for the term a trip around Lake Michigan. held Sunday at Birch Lake. will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 at the Hills Corners church, and “No Defense” should prove of 3 years each, and for such other business as might be brought be­ Mr. and Mrs. A. Warnke en­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris are exceptionally entertaining; fore it. tertained at their home Suiday, the proud parents of a 10 pound The program will consist of a pia­ South Bend, Ind. no recital by three pupils of Mrs. Saturday’s offering is one of the The election board was organized at 10 a. m. consisting of the fol­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Maddix from son born Saturday night, which best for several weeks. “The lowing; O. W. Grooms, Chas. A. Clark, Carl H. Renbarger, Morton Albion. has been named Donald Bruce. Con Kelley. Jesse Boyle will give a talk after which Rev. H. Phantom City” is one of Alay- Hampton and Clark A. Glover. Mrs. Ed. VanTilburg, Mrs, Chas Mi-, end Mrs. Bert Rumsey and nai'd’s be'st pictures. In addition Partridge, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie son spent Sunday in Michigan Lee Jacobs will give his farewell •The minutes, of the previous annual meeting were read. address. Rev. Jacobs resigned you will find an 0,ur Gang Com­ It was moved by Hampton, seconded by Renbarger, that the min­ Chilson of Three Oaks were the City. edy, “School Begins” which pre­ Thursday callers on, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Herman is: caring for his position three weeks ago. The Thursday utes be accepted as read. Motion carried. sents these juveniles at their live­ James Renbarger. the Ernest Herman baby this week Women's Bible Class will serve m ,-y .The Treasurer’s and Secretary's report were read. It was moved ice cream and cake. liest. by Glover, seconded by Hampton, that reports be accepted as read: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Biehr, \Y. Mrs. Agnes Meisnett of Spo­ .— ,—-o ------Motion carried. M. Slocum of Chicago, are guests kane, Wash,, visited g t the Hefb The annual Sunday School pic­ IS "it was moved by Renbarger, seconded by Clark, that we have nine at the Slocum hotel. Briney home last week. nic was held last Sunday at Tow­ V i " H. months school the coming year. Motion carried. Mrs. Elsie Helmer and sons, er Hill. The Members met at the OLIVE BRANCH Douglas and Ben, who have been It was: moved by Clark and: seconded by Renbarger we repair the church at nine o'clock and went to foundation and siding of the Beaver Bam school. Motion carried. visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur ®@Ilar Bay It was moved by Renbarger and seconded by Clark that Secretary MARY GLEISNEIl j Mead, relumed to her home in the Tower Hill tabernacle where INDUSTRIAL WORK Mrs. Mary Gleisner passed aw ay' Jackson Sunday. lliay attended services. At noon, have all necessary repairs made at the various schools. Motion carried. a pot luck dinner was served, All ONE. GROUT' It was moved by (Clark, seconded by Hampton that we raise 8500:00 Tuesday afternoon at i o’clock at 147 TER CENT GREATER AC­ her country home, following a report a fine time. The 1930 club, CIDENT FREQUENCY a t Of beautiful in the repair fund. Motion carried. chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. Upon -a, canvas of the votes cast for school trustee it was: found that three year illness. She was 74 P 24 THAN AT 65. $ years old at her death. Mrs. Mary L? Jacobs and Air. and Mrs. George felts, v i s c.a s Ernest James and Oscar Grooms received a majority of the votes ayton News Straub Gleisner was born in Mich­ Kool, camped at Tower Hill Sat­ Older men .employed as factory a n d stitched cast and were publicly declared elected by the chairman. igan, her husband, Michael, hav­ Mrs. Bertha, Richter spent Sun­ urday night and joined the Sun­ I ■ CLARK A. GLOVER, Secretary. workers in this state experience crepe hats at ing passed away 29 years ago. A day at Playland Park, South Bend day pioneers at dinner. fewer compensable injuries than daughter also1 passed away while Air. and Mrs. Frank Redding of Air. and Airs. Wm. Moon of younger men, according to a bul­ $1.00. » The following is an itemized statement of orders drawn and finan­ very young. Those left to mourn South Bend spent Thursday after­ Clermont, Fla., arrived Sunday letin released today by the statis­ cial statement for the school year ending July 1st, 1929: her* death are hex* son, Fred Gleis noon at the Wm. Strunk home. for a few days visit with the lat- tical bureau. Division of Industrial Children’s Milans and Eelts at $1.00 (J. A.-Blakeslee <6 Co., coal and supplies------—5 l.OQS.SO ner, wife and son; a number of All-, and Airs.; G?°- Afartin, Alt', ter's ideees, ..MrsI Geoi’gg Gassier Safety, Department of Labor and Indiana & Michigan. lighting, power ------61.50 nieces and nephews aud a host of and Mrs. M erritt; Martin sp.eht and Mrs, Bert 'Mitchell; -They left Industry. Workers whose ages $1.00 off on all new fall millinery. Hats at $2.95 and Ellis Jloodenough, hauling------— 37.30 friends. She was a member of Sunday at the home of Air. and Wednesday for Valparaiso where range from 20 to 24 years exper­ Babcock Bros., supplies______412:5.4 tlie Catholic church and funeral Mrs. Will Jannasch. they Will visit for a short time ber ience personal injury frequency 39 up. Velvets and Felts. Record Co., pi-in ting ______*______37.G0 services will be held frem the St. Airs. Pauline Donley sjient Afon- fore leaving for Hart, where they per cent greater than persons Floyd;Smith, repairing and supplies — 70.6S Anthony's church in Buchanan on day night at South Bend. Will' visit at the Emmanuel Weav­ IV. M. Welsch & Co., supplies______101.39 Friday m oiling at 9 o'clock cen­ Airs. Clarence Cripe and daugh­ er home. j-. A. Schaub. m agazines______25.15 tral standard time. Burial will ter, Ruth, spent Sunday with her George Barmore is redecorating, C. A.’ Clark, Insurance______- ___ .______25.50 lake place at Niles. “Aunty Mary" mother at the Ed. Richter home. the Coveney school. as she was familiarly known by Mr. and Airs. Win, Strunk and Farmers Mutual; Insurance______11.00 Mr. and Airs. Geo. Cassler and truest. James, wood ______;______—------6G.50 all. will lie greatly missed as she daughter, Belle, spent the week was of a kind and loving nature end with their son, Harry and grandson visited Lincoln Park, Fred Andrews, wood ______,___ — 10:50 Chicago, Sunday. FERTILIZERB '3.00 which endeared her to all. family at Battle Creek, Galien State Bank, box rent______. . ------—O ----■ , Scotts Forsman Co., library bo.oks ______^ 32.87 Mrs- Louis Compass and sons of FARM BUREAU ^ i l l l H • .) r W. ■I -ty . J .5?jt, L4« 'jsjT-{« < v ¥ Gary, spent tlie,week end with her F.lMcLaren, hauling______- - - - — ------• 1.00 parents. ■ . . A * ■ A Doubt the BiggesI: Celebration.iir tM i1' 4 C.-F. Dorr, refund Teachers' Retirement Fund 19.S2 BRAND 2.75 Bend of the River" Airs. Claude Alartin and' daugh­ History of SI. Joe Valley ? Gdlien; Hdw. Co., stove repairs1.,------ter aud two grand daughters, who American Education Co., supplies *------20.00 Sir. and Mrs. Burton Weaver have been visiting at the home of L.-J. Pardee, coal and h auling------165.34 At these prices 1.50 spent Sunday with friends at her daughter, Mildred, returned to C.’ Brant, repairing______— ,— Cable Lake. thpir home Sunday, at Indianapo­ 44 per cent_____§49.60 Three Oaks Acorn, printing------8.50 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beebe at lis. CENTENNIAL ‘ Am. E#e. Co., current n e w s ------— ------20.75, tended the Poorman reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strunk and 20 per cent____ ■*. 26.80 6.Q0 HOME GOMING -- MAEDI GHAS Odder Barker, refund Teachers? Retirement fu n d ------Marceilus Sunday. daughter spent Tuesday at South Thurs. Fri. Aug 15-16— 0-14-6 28.50 Louise Batten, refund Teachers’1 Retirement fu n d ------5.64 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Winn, Mr. Bend. 10.00 Mable1 George, refund Teachers’ Retirement fu n d ------and Mrs. Ollie Steitthauer attend­ ------o------MONTE BLUE iu " ’ 2 - 12-6 ______165 AUGUST Georgia Harper, refund Teachers’ Retirement fu n d ------30.00 ed the Winn reunion at Berrien 4-16-4______„ 42.40 Rose Hodkinson, refund Teachers' Retirement fund ------.---- 5.64 Springs Sunday. HeienTHohmann, refund Teachers Retirement F u n d ------— 20 .0.0 Mr, and Mrs. Helmick of Ber­ Hills Comers “NO DEFENSE” Also other analyses on HMD: Angles, refund Teachers' Retirement fu n d ------— 27.00 rien Springs, have rented the N iles 22-23 24 Gladys James, refund Teachers’ Retirement fund------3.00 Sparks farm. The monthly Community Night these terms: Harold Laycock, refund Teachers' Retirement fund ------10.00 Oddities News I -C H I G A Aghes Phillips, refund Teachers? Retirement fund: —------30.0Q 1. Ordered in advance, Beatrice Phillips, refund Teachers’ Retiremnt fu n d ------10.00 Sat. Aug. 17*— 2. Cash. MAMMOTH, GORGEOUS HISTORICAL O. Yi7. Grooms, president's sa la ry ------24.00 3. At car door. PAGEANT WITH A COSTUMED Carl Renbarger, trustee’s sa la ry ------24.00 C. 3 1 . Clark, treasurer's sa la r y ----- .------50.00 REN MAYNARD in Farm Bureau members CAST OF 1000 Morton." C: Hampton1* trustee’s sa la r y ------24.00 L ittle P©lJts are entitled to a patron­ B. Shorts, cleaning stack ------5.00' ‘TH E PH AN­ Ruby Glover, taking census 192S------—— 40.00 age dividend from Lan­ BANDS DANCES BASEBALL Ruby. Glover, taking census 1929 „ ------_ ---- -r- 40.00 sing. C. A” Clark, one day on election board_------3:00 TOM CITY” Something Big Every Minute L. L. Hinman, one day on. election! board,,—,------— ------3.00 SEE . Thrilling Military Display and Parade. O. A. VanPelt, one day on election board______— ---- 3.00 —Our .Gang Comedy— Garl-Renbarger, one clay on election b oard------3.00 Saturday is Governor’s Day, ■ O. \3T. Grooms, one day on election board ——------3.00 “SCHOOL BEGINS” Gome early—Stay late, J, H, shults, 2’ election outfits — ------—,------4.65 PARDEE Peterson Ptg. Co., repairing diplomas-----—------— 5.00 A t G alien K E A IJy 'UlIEATtRiE: C. 2«. Lyon, painting and papering------81.00 20S S. Michigan Steer Sun. Aug. 18— Grooms & Grooms, su pp lies------— ------— 24.05 G. A, Jantiasch. soap; ______^ 1.00 South Bend’s only Exclusive Outfitters for Children ROB LA KGCQUE in K. JJiekey, labor______,,— ------,------91.12 Standard Oil Co., floor polish — ,--- _ ------— 33.33 Norman C. Hayner, cleaning par.------'------io;oo “LOVE OVER C. A., Glover, Frt. C h gs.______-— - — — .61 Michigan Central R, R: C., Frt. Chgs.. 2.01 W„ Heifer and wife, cleaning ------25.00 ■NIGHT” 11.05 D o l l a r D a y R. J. Kenney, window shades______R: E,, Barr, attorney f e e s ______116.50 Comedy News ;C. Shepard,, mowing yards ------2.00 A . Warnke, stove p olish______.60: E . yy. Rowles Co,, d e sk ______. 22,70 Mon. Aug. 19— WOMEN WANTED O. -A* YanPelt, Ath: supplies______150.00 i " C. A- Glover, salary, secretary ______100.00 Bargains! /j» D. Northrop, cleaning vaults______10.00 “THE FAKER” Village _p£ Galien, fire extn, recharges; 3.00 I We are planning on opening a branch factory in Buchanan, but Fred White, gravel and hauling . 41.22 Dresses for School wear, ih* -g f,A Revealing the Methods .3.73 <3, A. Glover;, postage, telephone and telegraph,;__ , sizes 2 to 14 ------—, ______3 ! we must be sure we can get girls to operate our machines. C. F. Dorr, su p t.______I______971.77 and Secrets of Bl 'sticism 1,430.54 H„ Laycbck; teacher and su pt,. Also B. Phillips, principal 1.274.99 Hats, straw and silk, ■ Agnes Phillips, teacher__ ROSODO If you are interested in working in a dress factory please stop in’ Georgia Harper, teach er___ _ 1.125.00 values to $5.00_____ y u 00 467.50 Geraldine Goodenough, teacher PIASTER” at Jos. Roti Roti’s Shoe Store, on Main street and fill out- one| Helen Eobman, teacher_,___ _ 1.080.00 .1 ff *' Rose Hodkinson, teacher_____ 900.00 Organdy Hats and Bonnets, 564.00 $1.00 of our application blanks. Muriel Andrews, teacher__ ,__ values to $2.95 ______Tues. Wed. Aug. 20-21— i Gladys'" James .teacher______945.00: I 1 H. D. Ingles, teacher______945.00 ; Mable-George,, teacher ______1,175.00 Shoes and Slippers, healthy foot / |A . You Must See the Bomb 1 John Hamilton, Janitor - ______720.00, discontinued numbers, p a ir______; c 1 R . Hodkinson; ja n ito r_ 36.00 Sheil to the Folly of Jazz r H. D—Ingles, janitor______36.00 No Experience Necessary 36.00 Mad Youth G. James, janitor Sleepers, sizes 0 to 12, (w M., Andrews, janitor______- 36.00 c Minneapolis Bi ICnit ^ — _____ “WHY *-*•***■ fcV ); ^ Total 'Orders D raw n ____iLL,______510,396.97 We Pay You While You LeamC'W * >?' ** RECEIPTS1— 1 ...... JJJ, BSianee* brought forward from previous year ^ $ 2,098.48 | Blankets, pink, blue and white, to y/rap baby JR L S .. ■i Primary, money .received‘-L '______'____ •_ _ . 5,418.97 | in after bathing, 2 for .a____ :______sp l » x? 0 LjWaiyari'oneyf received 167.28 ■ ': ; ^ Vd£ed»adc^cma%nIIijtax 1 2 .0S 7.3 2 ■af. . Bebdie . V,rc 'frnm'from;. Standard aVri-'l 'OilisGo., Mty drum.-L. : j. 2.70 - T u itforT iftei______„ 457.10: ■ WRONG” " ■ Z Total 'ti-Tf?______:______-______§ 20,231,85 Love and Life of -TodaY! a •** Totalupilers draw n______,— _$16,396.97 ... ■_ piph .i-J'vsrxaiS _ ‘ ' S.64 '16,3SS.33 Who’s to'aBiaib:^ J* |$ [anufacturer, o f’ Ladies’ Dresses in Chicago and Dowagiac=.r4 “ 'Less? order drawn not paid'.'______’—M— F: Balance on, h and ______3,843.52: I ...... C. A. GLOVER, Secretary. ' 'l f* V'

r THURSDAY,, AUGUST 15,. 1929. THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PXGK THREE Mr. and Mrs. J. ,E. Arney and James Ellis returned to Chicago Mrs., Carrie Blowers Lough died Mr. and: Mrs. N, D. Paine and of friends. Knigiit, at her summer cottage. Ordinary alcohol injected into daughter, Miss Alene. and Mr; and the; first of the W’eek after" a visit Tuesday at the home of her broth-: Mrs. Glenn Bartley have returned Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Viele and - • Mr. and Mrs. Lee McGirr and the blood by a new method devised Local News Mrs., Enos Schram 'and two- child­ at the homes of his sons, Charles' eiy Will' Blowers, in New York. to their home in Bloomington, 111.,, Mr, and Mrs. A1 Charles were the son, Jack, of South Bend, are re- by a: Mexican doctor has been ren, Richard; and Barbara, have Ellis of N. Oak street and David The funeral .will be held Friday at after a visit at the, home, .of Mr. Sunday guests at,the L. Weinberg sicting i at the lake. They have as. their guest Mrs; McGirr’s sister. tried .successfully .as an anasthetie returned home from. a. two. weeks EUis of Maplg_ Court. . * niiliftA.jha. and Mrs.' Wm. Renningeiv■ . ■ . home at Harbert.- . , ., .ty : : Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Loiter vacation which was spent at Rock. Mr^'Qir^sl^Shean' nnctSson and Mr. and Mrs, C, W. Ellis' of Miss Mary Jane Harkrider ac­ Mr. and Mrs:»D. L. Boardman Mrs. J. O: Boulson of Chicago,: in two. operations in a London Hos­ and: daughter, Lena, arrived, home Lake, Michigan. They report some Mrs; Anna. Dispenifette of Albion;’ Chicago,- were guests over the: companied Mr. and • Mrs. Perry and Rev, Henry Liddicoat are in is spending two weeks at . the pital recently. Monday evening: from, Detroit, mighty fine fish catches. have returned to their Koine ac­ week-end at the honie of their Stahley of South Bend on an auto attendance at the National Gladioli home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller 1---:-----O---- ^---' after a visit over the: week end. cousins, Mr. .and Mrs. James Mc- show at Springfield, 111. '.France: produced 892,410,000, gal­ Mr; E. H. Wisner and: son. Bob, companied by Mrs. May D.fWhit-* trip through the eastern states, ’ Dr. end Mrs. H. R Miller of Chi­ lons: ;pf wine in 1926;, , They1 were accompanied home by of Big Rapids;, were in Buchanan. man,, who will visit for two weeks Saghio; 6 the party intending to visit Wash­ Mr. and Mrs. Noah Resler and cago, have ieased a cottage for their other daughter, Mrs. Orpha, Monday and Tuesday. On, Mon- in Ionia, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffreys, and: ington, D. C., Boston and New daughter returned Monday from a the remainder of the season. Irwin, whose, husband, Dr. Wm. D. daughter, Annabel of Chicago, York, They left Monday. Irwin, is expected to arrive here! day Mr. Wisner and Son, Gerett, Kenneth Mather left Tuesday week’s visit with Mr. Resier’s par­ ' Mr,1 and Mrs; 1 Chas. Gray and attended to some business matters, for Albion, to visit at his home spent the week end at; the home of Between meals pep up with; ents at Elnora, Ind., and with Mrs. daughter, Helen, have leased Lake the latter part of the week, to in Chicago. Mr, Wisner has just Mr. arid Mrs; James McGaghie,. spend) his vacation. while recovering’ from injuries 'in­ candy. Here you will find a Resier’s parents. at Lowell. Mich. View cottage for the rest of the completed his duties at the Ferris curred in: an automobile accident Miss .Marian Ilartsock of Niies, great variety to select from. The Miss Helen Schrock, of Mil­ season: Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pazder an- Institute and; reports that he will north of Glendora Friday. Local is serving as relief operator in Princess Ice Cream Parlor. 32tlc; nounce the birth of: a son, horn; waukee, Wis., who have been vis­ Tom Glawson and Jack Griffith attend an association meeting in physicians examining infection in the Postal Telegraph office while The Church of Christ will hold; iting Mi-., and Mrs. William Kar- lett Tuesday on their return to Sunday, Aug. .11, at their home on Rapid, City, South Dakota for a scalp, wounds stated that in all Claude Glover is spending a, vaca- < Oak street. its annual picnic at Island Park ling has left for Goshen, Ind. DcLana, Fla., after a visit at the week before school takes up again, probability he would not be able lion in northern Michigan. at Niles; next Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stevens of lake as the guests of Miss Vir­ Mr. and Mrs. John Holy an­ this Fall. to resume his work here for sev­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGaghie of Liberty Heights have as a. guest, ginia Fuller. They planned a trip Tor- .pyorrhea nounce the birth N of a son, born Della Pletcher, who has been Estal Price entered the Mayo eral weeks. Chicago, were guests several days visiting friends at Hartford, Wis., Miss Doris Bromley of Detroit. through the east on their return. Saturday1 morning at their home, Brother’s: clinic at Rochester; for Ben Livingston is offering free during the past week at the home Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bacon The members of the Buchanan miles southeast of Buchanan. returned Monday. examination; two weeks ago. and, .tickets to the Centennial Pageant of the former's brother, James, Mc- Mr. and Mrs, George Sands were of Kansas City; have been spend-; Columbian Camping Association For prevention Marjorie, the little two-year wall be a patient there for several, ir„ Riles next week. With each Saghie. Sunday guests at the homes of ing several days as guests of Mr. held their annual meeting Satur­ against gum infec-; old. daughter of. Mr. and' Mrs. Har­ weeks with heart trouble. $ purchase you are entitled to a Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kubis.motored M. L. Sands and Eli Sands. Bacon’s sister and family; Mr. and day evening at the home of C. H. tions, use Zonite,\ lan, Matthews; Chippewa street, Through service we grow, Bu­ ticket., 321] e to Three Rivers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hand return­ Mrs. Wm. Karling. Fuller. the new powerful was taken' to Pawating; hospital ■Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moyer had — — - o ------chanan Ice Co., Phone 31. 32t2p The Missionary society of the Mrs. Nellie Smith, who recently ed Sunday to their home at Inn- ■antiseptic. Also Saturday afternoon; where an op­ Livingston’s August Clearance Evangelical church met Tuesday wood, Ind., after visiting friends as guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. The distance from the Capitol, guards against underwent an operation at .Pawa­ William Boohauer of Chicago. eration, for appendicitis was per­ Sale, is now in progress. Save on afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. ting hospital for appendicitis is here. They were accompanied by to the While House in Washing­ colds, coughs and formed. your purchases. 32tlC M. Otwell. on River street. Dale Babcock. Charles Wyler of St. Louis, Mo., ton is one and one-third miles. improving satisfactorily. is visiting relatives here. more serious dis­ Agnes' Koenigshof,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Falcon- Miss Frances Willard of the Mr. and Mrs. Ellon Sanderson Dr. and Mrs. Rolla Butts of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodlet, Jr., Don’t allow the. flame of the eases of nose.and Mr. and: Mrs. Fred Koenigshof, bury of Gary, who were guests of nurses training force of the St. and sen, who have been visiting Chicago, were guests Sunday, at throat, - was taken Sunday from, their Mr, 'and Mrs. Alfred; Mead. Friday,, Joseph hospital of South Bend, the home ol: Mr. and Mrs. Fred of Glendale, Calif., are guests of gas ring to blaze up around the for several days with Mrs. San­ the. latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. home southwest of Buchanan to left Saturday, accompanied; by Mr. was a visitor Sunday at the home derson’s sister, Mrs. Henry Liddi- French. They were accompanied sices of a saucepan or kettle, hut Pawating hospital, to undergo an, and Mrs. Mead for Hillsdale to of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. War­ by Mrs. Eli French, who will re­ Herbert Hanover and Mr, Good- only underneath. Anything beyond coat end family, have returned to let’s brother-in-law, Glenn Merre- tins is waste. ” operations, spend the week end with Mr. and ren Willard. their home in Flint. main at the Fred French home. Mrs. E. P. Refner, returning Mon­ Roy and George Shippey return­ Miss Leona Bright who has field. Mrs; Aaron Anderson is report­ Mrs. Ross Batten, and son are Harold Hanlin, who has been ed to be improving after an oper­ day. Mr. and Mrs; Falconbury ed. to their home in Chicago, on visiting; in Knox, Ind., at the home spent her vacation with her moth­ visited other relatives here until Tuesday, after a visit of several er, Mrs. Edna Bright, Front stree1' taking a summer course at Notre ation at Pawating hospital Tues­ of Mrs. Batten's sister, Mrs; Mil­ Dame, has completed his studies day, Wednesday, leaving for South days at the home of their cousin, dred Trumbull. has returned to her duties at the Tabor Sanitarium at-Benton Har­ for the summer. • Sweets for1 the Sweet. And: Bend before returning’ home. Mrs. W. Ij. Willard and family. Miss Edith Holmquis! of Fort We have just received a fresh They were accompanied on their bor. C. B. Wilcox of Shreveport, La,, Wayne, who lias been visiting at is a guest of Mrs. Nan. Kent, his Savings Bring now- you, can have Martha Wash­ new stock of Martha Washington return by Robert Willard, who tire home of her aunt, Mrs. Julia Robert Hal! accompanied Mr. ington candies in the "Equator’' candies. Try a pound, they are Will visit a week there. and Mrs. Jack Henslee to Detroit, cousin. Thaning, has returned to her Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Eagley '.and box for 75c. Princess Ice Cream delicious; The Princess Ice Cream, Dr. L. F. Widmoyer was a bus­ home. Sunday. Parlor. 32tlc Parlor; 82tlc iness visitor in. Chicago Monday. Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Hall and daughter, Miss Velma, were Sun­ “Extra Luxuries” Miss Ruth. Riley and her cou­ day guests of friends in. Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sharrai, sin, Miss Winnifred Riley, accom­ Mrs. John Miller of Alma Center, who have been visiting’ the latter's, Wis., who are guests at the home Mrs. W. C. Donovon of Kala­ Sweeten the Day. wilh Candy ♦W*»%**m*»»*»«V**V»W** panied by Max Smith spent Sun­ mazoo, was a guest of her hus­ HOUSEWIVES of to-! father, Emil Reinke, have returned day with Mrs. Etta Piper at Ban­ of Mrs. Nettie Drew, were Sunday Introducing Our Own to their home in Topeka, ICas. guests of friends in Mishawaka, band at the Rex Hotel, last week. ■ - day purchase tlieir gor. Mr. and' Mrs. Ralph Robinson Paul Reinke of Sheridan, Wyo. Jack Robertson, has returned tr. Mr, and Mrs. George Ditto have foods and household is visiting at the home of his par­ as their guest, Mrs. Nellie Mich­ and son have returned from a o range and needs wisely >•. • they his home in Battle Creek, after a motor trip through northern Mich­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rein­ visit with his sister, Mrs. Phillip aels of Arbuckle, California.’ judge keenly, quality re­ ke, Portage street. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sebasty igan and Wisconsin. ceived and price paid. „ Birong. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bristol of Oscar Morris attended a conven­ Harold Smith of Detroit, was a spent Sunday at Holland. L em on They know this means; ! tion at Edgewater Beach Hotel, Mrs. Edna Reist and daughter, Battle Creek and daughter, Ruth, Introductory TH iflfe . greater savings at our •5- guest at the home of his sister, Miss Lois, Miss Laura Hunter and j were week end guests of relatives at Benton Harbor, Tuesday, given Mrs. John Portz, Monday. He . . Bag nearest Store. Take ad- , for the employees of the Michigan Mrs. Ruth Roe spent Sunday at here. returned to Detroit Tuesday ac­ the Getz farm at Holland. Mrs. C. F. Pears and daughter,. vantage of our everyday Bell Telephone Co. companied by his daughter, Miss BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE savings that Bring the Miss Lorraine Marsteiner at­ Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wells, Mrs. Miss Gale Pears, were guests of Shirley, who has been a guest at ■friends in Roselawn,-Friday. “extra Luxuries” which tended a Telephone Association the Portz home. Marcie Reams-and-daughter, Miss meeting at Edgewater Beach hotel Doris, motored to the Irish Hills Mrs. Edwin. Peck and little make life really worth- - Rev. and Mrs. Henry Liddiooat while. Benton Harbor, Tuesday. had as guests Saturday, Mr, and Sunday. daughter, who have been visiting AYilh Each Bag Purchased Don't forget the Centennial a- Mrs. Joseph Laurie and two sons Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. Ross and Mrs.. Peck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riles next week, and be sure to and Mrs, Laurie, Sr., and sou of son left Monday for California Tlieron D, Childs, left Saturday ! stop in at Livingston’s store for Detroit. points. for Pensacola, Fla., where her hus­ they are having their August Mrs. Hazel Wilding suffered a Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knight band, Lieutenant Peck, is an in­ Clearance Sale., 3211c painful burn Monday when she ac­ and Mrs. Helen Johnson of Oma­ structor .in the United States Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i 15c Sipkg, Mr. and Mrs- Frank Lawson of cidentally spilled a pan of boiling ha., Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Army flying school. Galieu, were Wednesday callers in. water on her loot, Knight of Chicago, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Stanley 252 O R A N G E S, doz______29c i Buchanan. ’ Mrs. Mildred Trundell of Knox with Mrs. Emma Knight and Miss .have returne.d: from a honeymoon ;MANY 0 7 OUR customers tell us that “ZO” is th# Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beaver Spent Ind., and Miss Ina Good of Donal- Mattie Smith. trip and .are, guests for a few days ! most popular ready-to-eat breakfast; food with1 theiij^ Wednesday in Michigan City. son, Ind., were week end visitors Dr. J. L. Godfrey and son, John, of Mr. and Mrs, R,. .T. Burrows: SWEET CORN, per doz.______24c ■ .entire, family;. at the home of their sister, Mrs. left Monday on a. fishing trip in — ------o — ■ rC' ‘ ■1 the northern part of the state. CLEAR LAKE NOTES .MOTHERS know if is especially 'good for the kiddies, b»-. v Ross Batten. COOKING APPLES, per lb _____ 05c I Miss Mary Dutch, an instructor Mrs. Hattie Miller and daugh­ J. V. and Archie McKnight of ■.as it contains a superabundance of food iron, lime, and 1 ter, Belle, spent the Week end in Chicago, are spending a week 5 ' vitamins. These are needed to build strong bones and in the schools of Flint, is a guest Morenci, where they were g-uests with their mother, Mrs. Mary Mc- CARROTS, per bunch ______05c ’ a sturdy body. Spring mornings call for real breakfasts j at the home of her cousins, Mrs. £or the youngsters, and how they like “ZO’’l E. C. Pascoe and Mrs. M. H. Me- Kiniiou. CABBAGE, per lb . ______05c EVERY DAY we have new enthusiastic customers bit- Gilbert Turner was a guest of this real HEALTH breakfast-food. Its deliciousness, its his parents in Coldwater, Sunday. Big sweet Mango PICKLERS, doz 27c crispy bits tempt the appetite of everyone: whether or not Through service we grow. Bu­ HAVING THRESHERS ? > ,they are, interested in its,health, giving, qualities; . K I U S H I E S chanan Ice Co., Phone 31. 32t2p Lazeile Weaver spent the week We «ra, Authorizes) Dealer* for all Battle Creek Health M O S Q U S T 0 E S end at Hudson, the guest of his i TRYt«ZO”! Foods aunt, Mrs. C. C. Morse, Mrs. Leah ).Qtiick&sH Weaver and son, Dee, who have DON’T WORRY! been visiting at Hudson and To­ ronto, Canada; for the past two' "FLOUR months, accompanied her son, La­ HAZEL BRAND zeile Weaver home. Let us prepare your meats. And then we Mrs. Henrietta Coda, who has The All-Purpose Flour. At a Saving G. G. ROGERS been the guest of her daughter; have a variety of breads and rolls to select Phone 270 Mrs. Frank Roti Roti, has return­ ed to her home in Ghicago. from. Pies and other pastries. 49Ea t f I * 8 9 &. CO, IVe Deliver Mrs Chas. Stears, who has been 24& r f l H e the guest of Mrs. E. C. Pascoe and Mrs. M. H. McKinnon, lias returned to her home in Constan­ Hazel Brand tine. • PORTZ BAKE SHOP M i l k Evaporated S a v a g e Dr. and .Mrs. Harry Beistle, Mrs'. Lucy Beistle and Miss Ethel “Serve It With,Cake ana Rolls” Beistle have returned from a visit d-rapesnsts Pkg. with, relatives ard friends in sev­ u Serve with Fruits and Cream eral Ohio cities. Mrs. B. F. Eggert and daugh­ Two More Days ter, Miss Christine Eggert, w-ere Pkg. guests at the home of Mr. and W J t e a t e a a , Mrs. C. J. Bradley Friday. A popular Breakfast food Mr. and Mrs. Harry Samson SELECT YOUR GROCERIES w-ere Sunday guests of Mrs. Sam­ to save m son’s father at Columbia City, Ind Ivory Soaf» 3 S :I f © - Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross Jakw-ay and Kind to everything it touches; son of Detroit, w-ere week end AT THIS STORE guests of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Our Breakfast 1 LIE Green Batchelor. Blend j - Bag;'’ Mrs. Chas. Linn has as guests Where there is a great variety of quality mer­ Coffee her nieces, Misses Mary Mae and chandise to select from. Fresh fruits and Jfrts Flavor Gains Favor with Every Meal____ Monabelle Dreitzler of Warsaw-, Fancy Pink—Fop-V, 3; Eb.‘‘

THE BERRIEN •COUis}'i1Y‘ RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929.

■Ily was heldrSunday -at - the home Jewel Wreath Mf« of Noah Weaver lnjj±he>'IiiW.agjiei;- .,,,,1 , SecretarytStimson Buys a,,0eautSful Estate Cpmpany is Moved Wagner News district, ,-iu t* Ml 'etdhVs^i- two «ulp,1 n a < > / ______,■...... ------T.SJ- •■'ssfeT - - .'.‘ii ■ -rf.t ■ ti: ~sh&$k-.\e ini- Li— ”■ ------: ; j - > ■ ■ jr.J5 J1* - , , i>4 To Redden Building Mr, and Mrs. Fred Schultz and >®sk three daughters of Mandan, North - 4 M i e s M ® .Dakota, are visiting Mrs. Schultz LocahNSS^; ,i ... ThQ“JeweI Wreath; Manufactur­ parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Holmes ing company, L. E. teGave, pro­ They will be supper guests this Mr. and1 Mrs; R a y Cookmaii prietor;,. was moved Friday from and mother and Mr. and' Mrs. M. TELEPHONE c a evening at tne home of Will Whit­ the second story of the Zinc Collar taker. O. Butdett spent Sunday afternoon & Pad building to the second story Miss May Rose has returned visiting relatives and. friends in '• ' A , - of the,.Redden building whore pro­ from Jackson, where she went to St. Joseph and Benton Harbor. duction* nail be resumed in about care for Mrs. W. H. Canhie’ I. The Rcyal Neighbor Club will two weeks. The transfer was meet this evening at the home of made on account of arrangements Oat threshing is completed in Mrs. Meyers, Front Street jvpart- by Harry Brown to install resident this neighborhood. nients. apartments in the second story of There will be an ice cream so­ Hugh Pierce was a week end his building. cial at Wagner hall Friday even­ guest at the home of Ms. aunt, ... ■ ------a ------— ing. The public is invited. Mrs. Hugh P. Dunnalio of South The rational Education associa­ Mr, and Mrs. Will McKinney of Bend. tion,, the largest teachers’ organi­ RensaUter. spent Monday at the The Jannasch family will hold zation. in the world, was organized home of Mr.'aud Mrs. Tom Quirk. their annual family reunion at in the United States in 1S37. The reunion of the Weaver lum- Hudson Lake Sunday, Aug. IS.

Hew of AToiulloy tile fine dlil ostllte ih YTaShiiigtfiiv recently pttrehnseit by Secretavy of Stats Stiinspn; Tim house is an excellent, example of Southern.’QdlhiUsil. arcin’teeth re and was built in 1798 by Philip Bar- t >n Key, until* of the author of “The Star Spaiighe#Sjanher." It has been the summer home of Bresideuts van Baron, T.vlor, Bucfimmm and Clevelmul. acation. Iiappy Thought Difference in Dancing Average Human Mir.d in If men would only take tlve According to a dancing expert, At fifteen or twenty the mind is chances of doing right because it there is no difference between clog still able to change. By the time is right, instead of the immediate and tap dancing in the modern.' people are thirty most people have certainty of the advaiunge of doing sense. Tap dancing is sometimes their mind set, aud at forty the d5Wicliigan wrong, how much ■ happier, would called clogging. These dances are majority have stopped tldnUing for their lives *be.—B. It.'Hayden. composed chiefly of motions of Hie life and allow others to do their ------o------feet which result in combinations thinking for them.—Margaret Slat­ —and keep in touch of various sounds made by different tery. For Tranquil Life parts of tile foot tapping or beat­ ------—o------with homeand office Cease to inquire what the "future ing tile floor, and these sounds or lias in store, a.hiBto'take-as,-a gift beats are called taps. Clog danc­ Variation in Headstones by telephone. your whatever the'> fifty : bfiugs * forth.— ing is a more general term. Headstones for veterans of the Horace. —------o------Civil and Spanish-Amencan wav stand IS inches above the ground. Newspaper’s First Duty Long Distance Hates T MAN DEilL; IS 'TRAINING Markers for World-war veterans A newspaper is of necessity stand 2o inches above the ground. A re Surprisingly Low \ something of a monopoly, and its ------.o------first duty is to shun tile tempta­ // tions of a monopoly. Its primary Famous .Scottish Cave office is tlie gathering of news. At Fingol’s cave is situated on the the peril of its soul it must see islet of Stalin, one of the Inner tbift the supply is not tainted. Nei­ Hebrides, off the coast of Scotland. ther in what it gives nor in wlint It is not a particularly large cave, 1 v“ «'v s. ■* , V it does not give, nor in the inodes hut is noted for the beauty iff its i of presentation, must the imcloud- natural architecture .and attracts If you’re a telephone subscriber, simply , ed i’aee of truth suffer wrong. Com­ many tourists. lift the hook, ask for No. 9 and state ment is free, hut facts are sacred.— -----— o------fP- % Manchester (England) Guardian. your request. It’s a service that makes V , *>V ------o------. White Weasels The Complete opening of a lice In some climates weasels turn it comparatively easy for you to insert L-: flower has been known: to Lake white in winter, especially some To Buy or Sell—Try the Classified your advertisement. And Want-Ads place in 30 seconds. The bloom species: in northern Europe, Asia lasts front two to three hours. and America, offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy. sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the t f cost is quite moderate. ? August Jewelry w Call Before4 Thursday Noon T gw w x ...... T ❖ BERRIEN TCOUNTY f T i s Clearance Sale! T •T f Sammy Manfiell, king of .theliglit------CASH © a CEEDIT- vyeights, doing:, a- little rope skip­ T- ping as part of liis training-in,prep­ aration for his comiugdight at Chi: Y cago with Tony • Canzoneri 'on- Au­ Y gust 2, . . f Starts I a Y f On all Mantle Clocks in our store. This means great -T Savings to you. The clock nictured is S1S.00 reg- . X St ular. # REGULAR PRICE. $12.00 w r * Sale CASH-OR-CREDIT 1/3 Price Cash, or On all Benrus Watches—Ladies’ and Gents" S50.0G; Credit Watches selling for $25.00 oh this great sale. Just . off LIVINGSTON’S Leather. Goods think of the saving. Y, OPE on all Costume Jewelry Across Srorn Pa Jewelry A Niles, Mlelis while it lasts. Cash or Credit. Silverware ;X' IXfI&A SPECIAL®” We want our Buchanan friends to-at­ Extra Special! f< Congress Pla^-ing Cards, per pk. ,______55e xtra Special! tend the Niles Centennial Pageant 2G-piece set Silverware Bicycle Plajdng Cards, per pk. __ ;______40e Banjo Clocks ' % next Thursday and Friday nights. Electric Toaster, $4.95. 50c down, 50c week! $3.45 Electric Waffle Iron, $6.95, 50e down, 50c week. $9.45 ! ,A T icket G iven Free! Electric Plat Iron, $2.95, 50c down, 50e week. 50c Down Electric Corn Popper, $2.15. 50c down, 50c week. 50c Down For either performance with-every $5 2-Burner Electric Stove, $3.95. ■ 50c down, 50c week. ❖ 50c Week Special lot of Sterling Silver Rings, 50c. 50c Week cash purchase. Remember our Aug­ ust Clearing prices are still intfbrce.. % OPP on Diamonds packed by i'A 20% off “Blaekmond’s” Guarantejj. $100 Reg­ Y Ready-to-wear, piece goods,.* etc., are ular Diamonds only $7500. Cash or t- all greatly reduced. Regular Price Credit at no extra cost, f ❖ On all Bulova and Longines Watches in both Ladies’ All Pewter and Gents’ strap and pocket Watches. A chance of a life-time to get high grade Watches like these at 1/4 All AlarmfClocks M t’AAlJ r-\r. such savings. 20 per cent OPP on all Sterling Silver All DiaTionds ■Y A/ ------Your Oppcrtunit}'’— ♦> off ' Come Larly ! 20% off ■ i.li $ EXTRA SALES OPPORTUNITY ONLY KNOCKS AT YOUR PEOPLE TO HELP DOOR ONCE—AND YOU DURING SALE THIS IS THE TIME' *f i't! 'I - ” K 1 $lilu X H iifTeTs'V,.. M’S @ ]k& i ;g a*a* e d l t v -1 ■ ,l.i op I tw o in” \* , 'l j!; »Tf-1 't1* El! Y '■ - !' '■ 'H'f: : -. - j ■ Y - ■to,* ih. ;!.:: tijv.1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1629. Trig Bri&kigM c o u n t y Rgq(i)RD PAGE FWJT ;; , sui taoic* ‘person. peafe'd” '“frTeridly ah$ ' h£d paitj Glenn E. Smith, Athletic ’supplies — 29.00. ... It is ordered, that the 3rd day neighboring fanners' Jibej-aijy for B. R. Desenberg & Bro'?., ’Athletic supplies 14.25’ of September A" D. 1929, at nine Fed. A^eTnij! cariijg f.or crops' on fhe place, „0. Shea ICmtting Mills. lAthletic supplies_____ .__1.____ 1. 13.28— o’clock in the forenoon (Standard ;A, lUenar, ■ Janitor 1,725.65 ‘ Time) at said probate office, be s. Haye; Faith in y.ourteif Elmer Robinson, labor __ 19.25 .and is hereby appointed for hear­ Arrest F iw Sirs. K. Depvl, Labor ______— ___ .69L70 ' ing said petition. Bupk up-=-.v,6u'ye ,ns. good ids .the oilier fellow, jf .vbu’onjy Jiiinjk jou 4-lfred. Deeds, Labor._J__.._;:______Y l — ______237.75 It i.-i further .ordered, that pub­ Dwight Marrs, Labor ____ :______;______22:05. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lire. Don’t be flip victim of an.“in-, in Big Huai feriority eptiipJex.-’Y Tjje' first thing Harr-y Cooper, Labor — ______3:00 lication of a copy of this order, E. J. Miele, Labor ______L______(SPYING flRSmW G IiEVr GET RESULTS once each week l’or- three sueces- to do is to believe Jp y,out-seif, then 4.00* II ’ " * ■- n 11 you won't: bare: ijjiieli trouble ki tli Jess VariNess,. Labor ■ ______7.35 ... sive weeks previous to said day Geb. Hartline, Lalior' ______'...... - of hearing, in the Berrien County (Continued from page 1) other peopl.eT-r-prit. v > ' ! 44’.60 Record, a newspaper printed and house were permitted to go. • The .-r-eto-crisJJs-T----s!f ; Hiliyard Chemical Co;, . Jgpitoris 'supplies 171.00 circulated in said county. latter left immediately for Chi­ J. Holcothli, .Tapitor’s ..siiiijilies *- 3.03 Phoenician* .First C:, L. Williams .^k.jJ.ahitdr'g supplies - 407:40“ ■ amine and adjust all claims and WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, cago. The agents loaded the still MISCELLANEOUS on a. truck, after “spiking” the Ayiiile ancient Egypt I:,new ships G. G. Rogers & C.o., JamtoFs supplies 1.45 RATES demands against said deceased by Judge of Probate. w.hj.t-h would sajl upon: tjie Njie; SEAL. A true copy. Libia O. mash with turpentine and kero­ B.ockstanz Bros., Janitor’s supplies 3:88 Classified Advertisements are, GLASSES FITTED— C. L. Stretch and before said court. credit is .usually given io the i’l.ioe- I/iternational Chem. Co., Janitor’s supplies Optometrist at Miss Nellie It is ..ordered, that .creditors of Sprague, Register of Proba.te. sene. 6.28 ; inserted: at .the rate of 5 cents Residents pn nearby farms say nicipps jp.r file huildiug of tlie .fi.rsi Continental Client. Co.',. Janitor’s supplies 145:50 i per line each insertion; mini­ Qathcart's now" Nows .Room on said; deceased are required to pre- 1st insertion Aug. 15; last Aug; 29 g»l leys ' vv.hieh could . si nut! pea The Bridgeman Broom Co., Janitor’s supplies ______sent their claims to said court at that many cars visited the place (ra'-vel. As early us 000 IS. C. tl;e 88:0,0' mum: charge 25 cents,, when Main Street, every Thursday. STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ during tiro day-time in early sum­ Palmer’''Products Ine:, Janitor's; supiplies —______245.01 laid in advance.. If payment Phone 14 S. lOtfc said probate office on or before Plioenlciat): yvar galley find reached the 25lh; day of November A. D. bate Court for the County of mer, nearly ali coming apparently RichardsCo,j Janitor’s supplies _,______,______l 19.25 • s not made when the ad­ Berrien. the 'trireme.1 .stage au<3 laid decks, J, R. Ford Co., Janitor’s- supplies ______vertisement is inserted the min- ARMOUR'S BIG CROP FERTILI­ 1929, at ton o'clock in- the; fore­ by way of U. S, 31 from Indiana. masts, yards, .stays, sails, etc. 5.92 ZER—Orders; taken until Sept: At a session of said court held Lately, however, there has been D. L. Boardman, Janitor’s; supplies ______^___ 10.65 mnni charge of 35 cents^-five noon, said time and place being at the probate office in the city — —o—7.— lines or less; 1st. 20 per cent $27.25; 45 pel; hereby appointed for the exami­ few visitants, t lie main traffic to Lauver & Son, Janitor’s supplies ______. .7.82 cent $53.75, 2-12-2 at $30.25, nation and adjustment of all Of St. Joseph in, said county, on the farm being trucks which came Telephone Pole* Michigan School Service Co.. Janitor’s supplies______3.38 4-16-4 at $43.50 etc. Albert Sey- claims and demands against said the 7th day of August A. D, 1929, and left at early morning- hours. The number of .telephone poles The Gregg Pub. Cos, Janitor's supplies ■■■ ______T1769 , FOR SALE fred. Auctioneer, phone Galien deceased. . Present Hon.'William H. Andrews, Federal agents guarded the road to the mile .is .usutil).y ^0 .oil IjetivVly The U. S. Cliemical Co., Janitor's supplies ______54.68. - 52F4. S2t3p It is further ordered, that pub­ Judge of Probate. In the mat­ for several nights previous to the loaded lines .and 30 on lightly load Clark Equipment Co,, Janitor’s supplies______3.50 $4,000.00 CASH—buys the “Lake lic notice thereof be given by pub ter of the estate of Mary Jane j raid and stated that the tnieks ed lines, except where there are Jim Eisehhart,. Ijahor_^______2.85 View” summer home, 4.0 acres, SCRATCH PADS-—Assorted sizes lication of a copy of this order, Paul, deceased. Harry G. Paul; bore Indiana, Illinois, Michigan inany .curves, wheijii the number ol H. A. Hattenbacti, Coal 2,873:83; attractive 5-room, house com-, at 10 cents per pound. Record for three successive weeks pre­ having filed in said court his -pe­ and; Ohio licenses. poles may be nio.re iii either case, ' Michigan Gas & Electric Co., Gas ______33:69 plelely furnished, big barn, etc. Office. 31 tf vious to said day of hearing-, in tition praying that the administra­ The residents on the farm per­ Michigan State Telephone, Service and tolls 229A7: I One block south, of Clear Lake,, tion of said' estate be granted to mitted no: .one to enter the yard NUN'S STAMPED GOODS—New the Berrien County Record, a Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., Power and light 1,022.-57 Road from east beach to the newspaper printed and circulated; Alonzo F. Howe or to some other near the house, meeting all chance Half of Lives Insured 75S'.l2s fail line of pillow cases, baby suitable person. ; H. .A. Post, village clerk, .water tax west beach passes; through in said county. visitors, at the gate. They also S’i)e proportion of people in the Bird Transfer Co., Freight and dray-age___ 94.28- farm. Why pay $3,000.00 for a dresses, etc.. Just received. Hem- It is ordered, .that the 9th day ordered boys in the neighborhood Stitching at Sc yard. Fall miliin- WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, United ;§,tales who carry Hi'e insur­ Am. R. R. Express Co., .Express drayage 62.90’ “vacant” 50 ft, lot on the lake? Judge of Probate. of September A. D. 1929, at nine; not to follow the river bank thru ance .is .roughly estimated at 50 lie.'4 B. J. F.f S31Q Maryland Ave., erv at Mrs. E. F. Kubis’. Main o’clock in the forenoon. (Standard tire farm. Otherwise they ag­ E. ;G. McCollum, drayage !______Street. ’ 32tlc. SEAL. A true copy. Lillia O. cent. .. ’ ...... ".. Nelson Transfer ___;______,______- -.50- Chicago, HI. 32tfc Spt'E gue,. Register of Probate. Time) -he and is hereby appoint­ ed for hearing said petition. 1928-1929 Herbert Roe, Insurance ______108.09' GET READY FOR SCHOOL—On- C. F. Peai-s, Insurance ____ ... S55'.4Y FOR SALE — Early Carmen 1st insertion Aug. 1; last Aug. 15 It is further ordered, that pub­ REPORT OF THE TREASURER. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1 FK4.CT. ly school books in good usable BUCHANAN, MICH. St. Joe Valley- Creamery Go., Cafeteria 92,16. peaches,. I mile east of Galien. condition will be accepted in STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ bate Court for the County of lication of a copy of this order, M. L. Sands, C afeteria______--'A- 167i5'4" Potter and. Doughten. <>2tlp exchange and they must be in Ray Miller, Labor painting ,______466'70'ili before school begins. School Berrien. once each week for three succes­ RECEIPTS— A t a. session of said court held sive y.-eeks previous to said day, of Balance on hand July 1, 1923 ______, j Ralph Allen, supplies and repairs 662.54' 14 FOR SALE—Chicken house, SxlO, boohs are sold1 strictly for spot 19,905.84 Clark ..Equipment .Co., Supplies and repairs 4S77T electric washing machine, H. cash. Binns Magnet Store. 32tlc at the probate office in the city hearing, in the Berrien County Received Smitli-Huglies l-'und______' 970.80 of St, Joseph in said county on Record, a newspaper printed and Received Primary money ______;______IJarl Beck, Repair.s'’- ..,.60. Liddicoat, 130 So. Oak. street, 15,118.56 St. .Joe Valley Shipping. Ass’n, .Supplies ______5.50- Buchanan. 32tle DRESSMAKING—And all kinds the 25tlx day of July A. D. 1929. circulated in said co'uiity. Received F in es______. 467.67 of sewing. Prices reasonable. Present: Hon. William H. An­ WILLIAM H. ANDREWS. Received Tuition ______5,448.32 ipd. .Hess, Labor ______3170’ Mrs. W. E, Abbott, 111 West drews, Judge of Probate. In the Judge of Probate. Received Voted Tax ______I___ J. ::G; YanNess, Labor __ ___ 6.5a. FOR SALE—5 room house, well matter of the estate, of Paul Louis SEAL. A true copy. Libia. O. 58,657.26 .John : Schwartz,-' dirt "and haiiling ___ 30.70 located, lights, water etc.. $lS0O. Fourth street. 31tlp Received Sai.e of Books and Paper ______1,961.04 Schulz; deceased. The Commercial Sprague. Register of Probate. Received Village of Buchanan, salary Playground Director :1V. B. Rynearson ______A,______322.-18 $.100 down. R. E. Schwartz, 206 National Bank and Trust Com­ 150.00 Berrien Cp:, Electric Shop ______461758* Lake street. Phone 141. 32tic LOST AND FOUND 1st insertion Aug. 15; last Aug 29 Received R e n t______20.00 pany having, filed in said, court, Received temporary loan 1st Nat’l Bank.______!__ _ Jiinkune Bros., Supplies, ______38.S2„.„. LOST—Silver mesh bag contain­ STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ 6, 000.00 its final administration account, Received Manual Training Department ______27.35 Fred Medart, Supplia'^ ;S;25'«"- FOR SALE—Building 11x16, can ing gold fountain pen and coin and its petition praying for the bate Court for the County of Carl Remington, Siipplies, Repairs 31.35 w . be fixed for garage. 12x20 tent, puree. Lost Saturday on Front allowance thereof and for the as­ Berrien. Received refund by Mary Zerbe______.,4.00 At a session of said cojirt, held Received Interest on D ep o sits______H. P. Binns, Supplies; ’ 3.ojn_ '* 6 ft,, wall. E. J. Hopkins. 31U. or Main streets. Good reward signment and distribution of the 209.01 J. C: Rehm, ^Curtain), ro d s_„_,______<.3CL» for return to Vada Hopkins, residue of said estate. at -the probate office in. the city Received C afeteria______235.05 of St. Joseph in said' county, on Received Insurance from fir e ______9,716.90 Bud Runyon, Hauling dirt • ______15:60*~ FOR SALE—Potatoes. $155 per phone 511R. 32tlc It is o.rdered that the 26th day James Hampton’ Surveying AA-JA--—_____ ^ i§ro‘o!TA bushel. Corner Elizabeth ancl of August A. D; 1929, at nine the 7th day of August: A. D. 1929, LOST—A heavy bodied Redbono Present: Hon. William H. An­ Total Receipts ------______$US,S92,3.0 peoil Hartlide/ Labor __ ___A___ * 2.-10 4tw> ■Victory street,. Buchanan, Mieh. o'clock in the forenoon (standard Eva .Chamberlain;. 4 .loads-'dirt; J______- s.ooSS ■ S l t l p hound dog;. Notify Louis Wyant, time! at said probate office, bo drews, Judge of Probate. In the ------—0------309' Smith street. 321tp and is hereby appointed for exam­ matter of the estate of William J. EXPENDITURES— Frank, Milleiy Labor ______... 2S.00*»- Freeman, deceased. It appearing Buchanan-Lumber .& Coa! Co., 1,um ber______« 2i:70” FOR SALE—20 pigs. Guv Best, LOST—Small black kitten late ining and allowing said account Teachers’ Salaries ------,— ------.. - ■ j 4S,747.64: Standard Electric Trine Co.| Repairs and service • » 91.5GI Galien. 32t2c and hearing said petition. to jlie court that the time for pre­ Id.-i S. Rice, Secretary S a la ry _ Wednesday afternoon, from the sentation of the claims against 125.00 >V. J. Miller, Lumber, cement','.etc.______," 121;-73/»»» Pears home; 303 West Front St. It is further ordered, that pub­ Ida S. Rice, Child Accounting______100.00 SAVE; $550 on your next tractor. lic notice thereof be given by pub said estate should be limited, and J. A. White, Treasurer’s Salary ______The Mamer'Co., Lumber;, cement, etc. ______Call 122. that a tinie and place bp appoint­ 100.00 C.’ H.: Frame, ■ Labor", i We have a 10-20 International, lication of a copy of this order, Geo, L. Nuckpls, Cominencemenl Speaker ______^ 36.00 P-P^ for three successive weeks pre­ ed to receive, examine and adjust John Runyon, Fertilizer'______A ______f ‘ 12.00-so. with plows, disc and: drag. Guar­ ______FOR RENT H. Batciielpr,’- :stiimps _i_ 13.79 9:85”“- anteed like new. Also a fine vious to said day Of hearing, in all claims and demands against North Cent.', Assn. Dues ___ j__ A___A__fr— Wm. Bohl: grass seed.rl______said deceased by and before said 5.091 Pears East Grain .Co:, egrass s e e d ______39A5^r young work horses weighing STORE FOR RENT—-Best loca­ the Berrien County Record, a Mich. High School A. At D u e s______2.00 1500-1600. Priced to sell. Pardee newspaper printed and circulated court. Runner;J3ros.-; R epairs____ 1______,_____ * 28.51.^. tion in Buchanan. Brick store It is ordered, that creditors of Berrien County Record, Printing Annual Report ______56.60 Stock Farm, Galien. Phone New in said county. Postal Telegraph C o .______S.-B. Glass Works, Repairs - 4.75-*— 25x96. 109 Front St. Sig Desen- said deceased are required to pro 3.92 Beckley Cordy Co., Equipment______6:31 Troy 7F6. 32t2p berg. 32tlp WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, 'E, if. Ormiston, Expenses 3'4.12 Judge of Probate. sent their claims to "said court at Ralph' Allen, . Equipment ' ' ’ 19.20 Gregory Mayer; & Thom. Co., Treasurer's b ooks___ 30.80 FOR RENT—Flat at 310 N. Por­ SEAL. A true copy. Lillia O. said probate office on or before W. M. Welch Mfg..C.o., Desks, chairs, blackboard------277:77; FOR SALE—Two thoroughbred the 9th day of December A. D. (■Woods Letter Service, Supplies ______3.00 Holsteins, 6 years old, freshen tage street, Mrs. Emma Mc­ Sprague, Register of Probate. Kokomo .Steel Wire Co;, F en ce___ ,------21703'"' 1929, at ten o’clock in the fore­ j The Richard Bakers Co., Supplies______6.6f 1,235.5S Sept. 1st. Also two Holstein Cauley. 32tlp 1 The Office Engineers Co., Supplies______W. J. Miller, Retaining-wall and repairs Dewey Ave. school 1st insertion Aug. S; last Aug. 22 noon, said time and place being 5.00 Fred Freudenthal,1175 loads* dirt, Dewey Ave. school —,—— ,.105:00-«— heifers, fresh in early fail, phone FOR RENT—Unfurnished flat ov­ STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ hereby appointed for the examina­ May & Malone Inc., Supplies______I__ 3.63 7133F11. S2tlp! Berrien County Record, Printing ______Sterling School' Supply Co., D esk s______100.0. 0^, er Roger’s store. Gall John bate Court for the County of tion and adjustment of ali claims 117.75 Butler Bros., -Fire extinguishers___—______.129.5CL Morris, 302 Days Ave. 32tlc Berrien and demands against said deceas­ Marjorie Kooi, Office Secretary's Salary ___ _ 524.00 :john Watry, Labor- Dewey"Ave.w school _____ :______49.30--«— FOR ^ ALE—New house which 11 At a session Of said court, held ed. Mrs.- W. E. Pennell, traveling expenses__ Z-lZ___ l 51.71 offer" very .cheap. The material FOR RENT — Furnished apart­ H. C. Stark, traveling expenses______i . _____ ! The’J. s further ordered, that pub­ 12th 'day' of August A. D. 1929. Chas. Merrie Co., books resale___ ,_____ 13:69 Galien. 32t3c Berrien, in Chancery. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ Present: Hon. William H. An­ Runner Bros., School Supplies______;_____ 57:30 J. Dewey Dodd, plaintiff vs; Van Buren Bros., School Supplies______i_ 32.72 American Book Co;, books resale______47(08' ’- lication of a copy of this order, drews, Judge of Probate. In the Doubleday Bros. Co., books resale _____ • uYiiC/' [ FOR SALE—A smalt quantity of Leona Dodd, defendant. for three successive weeks pre­ ■matter of tlie estate of Curtis MacMillan Co., School Supplies 9.74 used lumber, screen, doors and Suit pending, in the circuit court Vantilburg, deceased. Charles A. Hillsdale School Supply- .Co., School Supplies______14.65 Row Peterson Co., books resale ______- 63:14: - ’ vious to said day of hearing, in Century C°-. books re sa le______30:63*;';. new garage doors, 209 Main St. for the county ’ of Berrien in the Berrien County Record, a Clark having filed in said court Ihling Bros., Everard Co., School Supplies ______15.52 32 tic Chancery, at the city of St. Joseph his final administration* account, Educational Poster Co., 'School Supplies______6.75 Webster Pub, Co,, books resale ______' 4-S44'. ■■■'• newspaper printed and circulated 408.42,- in said county, on the 24th. day of in said county. and his petition praying for the Clark Equipment Co., School Supplies ______•___ 5.00 A. L. Kraemer, paper ‘resale- FOR SALE or RENT—House and June A. D. 1929.. In this, cause it WILLIAM H. ANDREW’S. allowance thereof and for the as­ University Printing Co., School Supplies ;______S.52 The Chemical Rubber Co., aprons resa le______1S:73 '' J garage in good: condition. Will appearing from affidavit, on file Judge of Probate. signment and distribution of the H, P. Binns, School Supplies____ 19.15 Eugene Dietzgen, instruments resale______' 2fT3'5 - Morley, phone Galien 60;, 32tlp that the defendant is not a resi­ SEAL. A true copy. Libia O. residue of said estate. Beckley Cardy Co., School Supplies------.______,__ 7.55 Eugene Dietzgen, drawing boards______32.40 ' dent of the State of Michigan hut It is ordered, that tlie 9th day C. H. Sheldon, equipment ______—___ _ 32.00 q FOR SALE—Attractive brick ven- Sprague, Register of Probate. The Keystone View Co., School Supplies______15.47 resides in the State of Indiana. of. September A. D. 1929, at nine Doubleday Bros. Co., School 'Supplies______,___ 90.57 H? W. Wilson Co., 'books' library ___ _ — ______*‘J'M ... - eer. S-rm. house; sleeping porch. On motion of A . A. Worthing­ F_. A. Owen Publishing Co., hooks library ______-•3.00 ’ « garage attached; h. w. heat,, eiec.. ist insertion Aug. S ’ last Aug. 22 o'clock in the forenoon (Standard Central Scientific Co:, School Supplies___ ,______11.35 ton, plaintiff’s; attorney, it is or­ STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ Time) at said probate office, be Bretanos, School Supplies______’______,_^_ 1.33 Nat’l. Geographical Co., books library______3:00 A h. wt beater, Thermostat, oak dered that the said defendant and is hereby appointed for ex­ Bruce Publishing Co., books library ______,______AP-98; wood. work. Terms. $6500. Gash, bate Court *for the County of Row Peterson & Co., School Supplies______2:79 cause her appearance to he enter­ Berrien,' amining and allowing said account A. N. Palmer Co., School Supplies ______.50 The Chemical Rubber Co., books library 2.55 $6000- Ralph Garno, 409 Ferry ed herein within 3 months from 12.99 St. Berrien Springs. 29t4p A t a session of said court, held and hearing said petition. A. B. Muir, Community tr ip s______62.10 Wm. H. Wise Co., books' library______the date of this order and in case at the probate' office in the city It is further ordered,’ that pub­ 72.00 industrial Ed. Mag, books library__.______2.00 of her appearance that she cause Halvorson Typewriting Service •Supplies ______FOR SALE—For Heat. Rooms for of St. Joseph in said county, on lic notice thereof he given 'by; Royal Typewriter Co., Typewriter______95.00 Little 3rown Co., books library ______,,__ ■ -10.-3S Rent; House for Rent, Garage her answer to the plaintiff’s bill of the 2nd day of August A. D. 1929; publication of a copy of this or_ 27,70 The U. S. Daily, books library _____ ;______7.20 complaint to be filed, and a copy Kee Lox Mfg. C., Supplies ___:_^____,_,__ __ for Rent. These sign, cards on, Present: Hen. William H. An der, tor three successive weeks Twin City Business College, Supplies ______6.50 D. C. Heath & Co., books library 11.15 ■ sale a t Record; OtSce:. 35tfc. thsreof to be served on said plain­ drews. Judge of Probate. In the previous to said day of .hearing in Woociwbrllis Book Store, books library 90.14 tiff’s attorney within fifteen days Mabel Neffenegger, Expenses to con test______10.35 matter of the estate of John R. the Berrien County Record, a Educational Music Co., M u sic______:____ 71.94; industrial Current News, books library 8.00 FOR SALE—White Clover honey. after service on her of a copy or Mell. deceased, Clayton Smith newspaper printed and circulated liareou’rt Brace & Go., books library _ said bill and notice of this order; F, A. Mor.owski, Tuning: pianos ______19.00 5.84" ^ Special price on 10 lb lots. Leo: having filed in said court his final in said county. 6.96 Mary Sinshiner, books lib rary____ 44.45 . Huebner, 212 Lake; st 29t4p and that in default thereof, said administration account and his pe­ WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, Lyon. & Healy-, Music ^ A —__-______Thos. Presser Co.. Music ._____ „ _...______1.43 Journal of Education,- books 'library 3.00- bill be taken as: confessed by the tition praying for the allowance : Judge of Probate. Industrial 'Arts. Mag-., .'nooks 'library 2‘;50 ' FOR SALE — Full blood dark said non-resident defendant. thereof and for the assignment SEAL. A true copy’. I.iliia O. Fillmore Music House, Music ______• ,57 brown leghorn cockerels and And it is further ordered, that Robinson Music Shop, Music ______83.72 The Macmillan Co., 'books' library______31.SS and distribution of the’residue of Sprague, Register of Probate. Boobs Merrill Co., books ‘ library ______two yearling cocks, from the within forty days the said plain­ said estate. Melrose Bros., Music *•92 . 17:43- Ever Lay strain. Carson Best. tiff cause a notice of this order to It is ordered, that the. 3rd day Mrs. W. E, Pennell, Domestic Science Supplies .------2.75 J. B. Lippincott, books, library J______' 3.48 G0t3n be published in the Berrien Coun­ Of September A. D. 1929, at nine Existence of Stars R.. L. Haffner, Domestic Science Supplies.' ,7.10 Hough ton Mifflin Co!,, books library______.80 ty Record, a newspaper, printed, •o'clock in the forenoon,.■ (Stand­ The Naval observatory says Mint M. I,. Sands, Domestic Science Supplies ----- 165,7.4 Iroquois Pub. Co., books library 5.00- FOR SALE—Dodge sedan in per­ published and circulatng in said ard Time) at said probate office, we do not know positively ilutt any D. L, Boardman,'Domestic Science Supplies 12.53 Silver Burdette Co.,. bppks -.library _^___ i.'o,-i . fect. condition. See Herman Hess county, and that such publication be and is hereby appointed for ex­ star which we sec is now actually Mrs. I-lffic I-ongfelloiy', VVashing .______.______— 23.75 . J!. N :; Marquis - ;Cp Jj.-bodks library _w __ 7.65* - phone 317. Sltlp be continued therein at least once amining and allowing said ac­ in existence; but tlie continued ex­ Singer Sewing Machine Co., Domestic .Science Supplies — 6:23 Tlie Gregg' .Writer; .books library !,______,__ .50*" FOR SALE—Building lot, size 4 in each week for six weeks in count and hearing- said petition. . istence of the stars generally may Buchanan Lumber .Co., Lumber- Manual. Training------133.54 Row.Peterson Co., 'hooks .library ______;_____ 74.'9'2. ' rods by S rods, well, located for succession, or that he cause a copy It is further ordered, that pub­ be assumed, since no cause is W. J. Miller, Lumber Manual Training ^ _ A A — i6’l.53 Michigan.' Tlih.- Ass’n'.' books • library ...______1.00 ~ r residential, purposes. Cal! at of this order to he personally ser­ lic notice tiiereof be given by pub­ known why they should cease; to ex­ Runner Bros., Paint and Hardware 'A,___ ------.— llo.lii H. -P. Binns, books,library. 8:60’- — Russeli Chevrolet Sales. S.ltSc ved on said non-resident defend­ lication of a copy of this order, ist. Ralph Alien, Paint: and Hardware _<_■—— 82.20 Spencer ILens i Co., books' library______i_ _ ■ 33*067“ ant at least forty days before the for three successive weeks pre­ ------0------Oliver Machinery Co., Repairs ______10.35 Hall-McGreary.'Co;, ,boojks; library ,_,___ _ ’ 8.14 ■ FOR SALE—One Fordson tractor, time above prescribed for her ap­ vious to said day of hearing;, in, 4.78' jbs'.'/RiVCr'etcher.jboqksslib’raryy!______3ri0- • Overdoing Patriotism E. C. Atkins, Saws __._A______IS inch bottom plow. Russell pearance. the Berrien County Record, a Gaiimeyer- & Livingston Co., Repairs •______-6:1-2 Guin &vCo.,-'book's library _:__ :___ 30.67 * Chevrolet Sales. 31tf CHAS. A. WHITE, newspaper printed and circulated Chauvinism derives its name Huther Bros., Supplies ...... ______,______10.77 ^jueficaniiBook ,Cb.,' boolfs! library_,___ 41.15 . Circuit Judge in said county. from Nicholas Ciiauviti, a soldier in 1.25 John C. Winston'Co,,Ibd.qksilibrary _ _ . 9.50 • FOE SALE—House and lot, 116 Eugene Dietzgen, Supplies. _____;_’_------A. A. Worthington, WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, the army .of Napoleon, who- was Rayj Miller, Insurance ______,______j __ ^__ _— —- 25.38 CSie’mic'al'Foundatidn'.Cbri .books library _ 5.’00" Clark.street, Dr. J. L. Godfrey, Attorney for Plaintiff. Judge of Probate. ridiculed by -his comrades for his 17.50 ThecGre^gjP,ub;'Co:,jbooksriibrary __ phone 44F1. 31t3p demonstrative and unreasoning pa­ H. C. Stai-k, Insurance______■ ;______— -, - ’ Tt.fi.C SEAL. A true copy. Libia O. John G: Winston, Supplementary' reading w w__,— —-,—^ 29.62: 'Americam Cookery, books .library ______^ 1.50 ist; insertion Aug. 1; last Aug. 15 Sprague, Register of Probate. triotism. Jl'he term lias come to be 32.77. ptadys’Dempsey, cataloguing library__ 38.00-’ FOR SALE—Piano, dining table STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro-’ applied to anyone exhibiting un­ American Book Co., Supplementary reading and chair's, library table and 1st insertion Aug. ?; last Aug. 22 Houghton Mifflin & Co., Supplementary-reading—------—>■ 22.15 yelma Dunbar, cataloguing. library __ 4.0D1' hate Court for the County of STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ reasonable patriotism or an exces­ 1:50' (Grace Miller, refund; on'»tuition__ _ .«/• several rockers;; Very reason- Berrien. sive enthusiasm for national ascend­ •Hi P: Binns, Supplementary reading. ------_ . * 9.73=> bate Court for the County of 2:6i The Princess, Xmas? trees----- ______V 2;605*. / able. Phone 4 or 414. 31t2p At a, session of said court held Berrien. ancy. Frederick Warne, Supplementary reading ,_____ at the-probate office in the city Webster Pub. Co., Supplementary, reading. ______;1.19 R.. 'L.. Haffner,, lights _c __ i______; , V 1:00-' MOR SALE—Modern house, six At a session of said court, held 685:QP Lura French, noon'hour, supervision. ______;— of St. Joseph in said county on at the probate office in the city Rebt Lamb, School Nurse Salary______J- .,50:00 rooms and- bath, $4500; on 124 Spinning-Wheel Idea Old W. N. Brodrick, Supplies ___ :______/_ ___ ------.27.16 Harris-Trust & Savings’bank, bonds ______4,000.00 _ Roe, street, J Buchanan; Mrs. the 24th day of July A. D. 1929. of St,. Joseph in said county, on 29,67 Present: Hon.. William H.. .An­ The .spinning wlio.cl. . developed Wisner Pharmacy, Supplies______’____ Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Interest „____ _ 14,446.02 Ethel Weldon, 111 E. .Navarre' the 31st day of July- A/D, .1929: . .75 IsUNat’l.. Bank,'- temporary, (lo a n i ______, S t./’South; Bend, Ind, 1 31t2p drews,. Judge of Pr6pate. In ’the* Present: Hon. William H. An •fi-oni5tli'e’4p,riuiitiye ’afticlcl’becaiiic The'-Hospital Specialty Go., Supplies/__:______.6,000:00 matter of the estate of Sadie * A, drews. Judge of’Probate. In the known in Eufopc about" tlie middle The Michigan Tubercular Ass’n., Supplies------■> '4.50 1st-Natl.- Bank, interesAA______28:00 FOR. SALE—House, modern ex-, Landis.' deceased.. matter of the estate of Ruth Eg_' of the Sixteenth century, but it .ap­ Leah Weaver, Supplies ______l A ___ __ j —. lioU cept,‘furnace. Corner lot olose to It appearing: jo the; court that herb Twellj deceased,. . John Twell- pears To linyc bee.ii in use for cot­ Ed. F. Mitchell, Truancy calls,__ ,__ \" 6.30 Total expenditures A:_*_____,_ .$ 96,045.78 •Mj business. Price is right and the time for presentation of the having filed in- said court 4his- pe­ ton/ spinning; in the East from time Reha Lamb, Truancy 'calls ■ \ X. _ 30.00' Amount'on >hand'July",-1st,'1929 A$22,846:5.2 . terms for part cash can be ar­ Claims 'against said estate should tition praying that the administra­ iinmcinoL-iai. At Iptcr titties, which H. H. Bradfield, Playground Director’s salaryr4-_iA^—Ai. - , ' 300.00 ranged. See owner on-premises, be limited; and- that a time and tion of said-estate he; granted to cannot be exactly- fixed, various-ini-- Clark Equipment Co., Playground' supplies_A ii_> A ^ _A 2'.lg Total - ______-SllS,'S92:8a 309/ Days. Ave. 31t4p place be appointed, to receive, ex­ Thcron D. Childs or to somemther proye.meutsFwefe’made. ‘ . The Athletic Supply Co.,-Playground supplies — ~ 48.o3 J. A. WHITE, Treasurer. PAGE SIX THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929. THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECOkD a=e • 'Aftes? '420' Hours V V V iV Socialy Organization Activities 1 ? HUNDREDS Ogj, j Reception for Mr. ami * The F. D. X. club met Thursday t Member of j>Irs;Harold Desenberg evening at the home of Mrs. Hina T ■Jr #1 |J - MEMBER STORES? t A pleasant reception was Held Post, assistant hostesses for die oe E M PIR E y • g,r .Friday evening at the home of Ur. casion. being Mrs. Ellabelle Bur- T * +., ■■■ ,- and Mrs. Sig- Desenberg, honoring rus, Mrs. June Koons, Mrs. Cora X ^ J L I I ? L J THROUGHOUT'' 4 their son, Mr. Harold Desenberg. Brown. Mrs. Florence Wooden. At STATE T- tlie business session it was- decided: f and his recent bride, , of Detroit. T- “THE FRIENDLY SERVICE STORE” THE UNITED f . One hundred and fifty friends of to hold the annual picnic in the STORES 'the family were in attendance dur­ Oak Grove at Barron Lake. The f X' ing tire- evening. enter .ainment of the evening was bridge, prizes going- to Mesdames T BUCHANAN STATES 1 X Dora Bowman, Kate .Gilbert, Min­ T X Mrs, Charles Entertains nie Smith, W. L. Willard. Carl. Unique Bridge Club Remington and Joseph Melvin, T Mrs. AL W. Charles entertained The nest meeting will be at- the ? X the members of the Unique Bridge home of Mrs. Charles Liglitfoot club at her home in South Detroit on August 22. X X street, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. X Suit Cases Overalls P a n t s y Glenn E, Smith and Mrs. J. A. The Burras family held its 6th y White- were winners of the after­ X Men’s waist band Over­ Light Weight Moleskin V noon bridge play. annual reunion at Indian Fields, T # s o an attendance of 75 being pres­ alls of 220 white back These Pants made of X Bethany Class Entertains ent. Robert Burras of Buchan­ V denim, with back strap grey, light weight mole­ AVith Weiner Boast an was elected president; Lloyd Phillips, vice president; Robert X and copper rivets. Price skin with narrow black ❖ The members of the Bethany T class' held! a supper and weiner Burras secretary-treasurer. stripe. Sizes 29 to 44, 9 e « f roast on the lawn of the Metho­ f ...Pair dist Episcopal church Monday Mrs, Emma Ingleright of Ben­ f evening. ton Harbor, was married Saturday f , v evening to Charles Meyers of Bu­ ■ We just received a large $ Wedded at Methodist chanan, at the home of the for­ T Men’s blue ehambray mer’s sister, Mrs. William Bohl, shipment of Suit Cases. ❖ Parsonage- Saturday V- $ 1.98 Shirts, medium weight, Ivliss Lillian Wyman and Ken­ 123 South Detroit street, Rev. J. ❖ These are very solidly 1.29 neth Roe of South Bend, were1 L. Griffith reading the marriage Dark shadow stripe cot­ full. cut. Each f made, being reinforced Blue denim Pants with married at the Methodist parson­ 'ritual. About 50 relatives were Hale- Jsttfcwm (left) and Forest O'Brine Immediately after they ton Pants that look well, y age by Rev. Henry Liddicoat. on present. They are making th.eir landed fwiui their Cimiss-lloberisnii monoplane,. St. Louis Robin, In ■with brass corner plates: elastic waist band and Y Saturday afternoon. The brother home on Whitman Court, Buchan­ which they -.established a record of 420 hours 21 minutes for endurance front “strap buckle, for washable and cut so an. flight. The plane was refueled 47 times. and :with leather strap t of the bride and the sister of the » ® « t men, sizes 30 to 42, price they fit well. Sizes 29 to groom were attendams. Among T across the front. In those present were Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Clyde Penwell, Mr, and Mrs. 44. Pair Wyman, Fulton street, father . Hayes, Pastor, ❖ Sizes 12 to 18. Pair and khaki Shirts. Each !Vt Newport, It. T„ afterward used lesson-sermon in all Christian ------o------X SEMI-ANNUAL for a city hall. lie died hi New Methodist Community Church Haven April 3d, 177.'. at tiie age Science Churches on Sunday, Aug. f t 11th. 10 a. m. Church School. t $ X of tii'ty-iune. 11 a. m. Morning Service. Among the citations which com­ T X prised the lesson-sermon was the Sermon theme, “The Church Re­ 2.49 $1.9 8 v ❖ . » T e rm o f D erisio n following from the Eible: "Now born." 1.29 98c OLEARANC A nincompoop is a foo'ish nr silly when the sun was setting, all they S p, m. Evening service. f person: a boot*. The origin of the that had any sick with divers Program by Noah Beilharz X word is c.ueertain. S’ mie rldnk it is diseases brought them unto him; troupe. x Ladies’ Men’s x a corruption of Latin legal plirnso and lie laid his hands on every one H. Liddicoat, Minister. Y X "non compos,” which is a shortened of them, and healed them," (Luke ------~o—----- form of "non compos rn'iiti.-.” mean­ 4:40.1 IStart with Modest f Supports Work Shoes X Hsa a ing m t possessed of one's mind The lesson-sermon also included j SI The “Gem Arch” supports X “T.ii ipoop" is also- applirl to a the following passages from the 1 H om e says P resident t Men’s Brown Glove Leather ❖ silly power*. Christian Science textbook "Scien-1 in black Kid and Patent Work Shoe with composition On our complete ------o------ce and Health with Key to. the ! f Bldg', & Loan League X Leather with, the Fit-Her and leather soles. Sizes G to In Conflict With Peace Scriptures,” by Mary Balter Eddy : Arch combination last. Sizes f stock of new and “The baptism of Spirit, washing1 • t 10. Price i’i'e ■.'.v’l en.-::.;es of nonce In 4 to S. Pair habit wiili as—nvari.v. amliUion. the body of all the impurities of Less of false pride and more of ? up to date furni- s envy, anger and pride: if ihe.sr flesh, signifies that the pure in common sense is a great need in y X were to he hnnislied. we should in- heart see God and are approach­ America’s home building and buy­ $2.25 ture starts fnllihly enioy perpetnal i e :ic.— ing spiritual life and its demon­ ing program today, is the opinion X Petrarch. stration.” tp. 241). of E. B. Tyrrell, president of the $ Michigan Building and Loan I 4.98 $2.98 $ 3.49 T Church of Christ League. Mr. Tyrrell says: “Pride I t Saturday Summing Ifc Up Unified Bible school and preach­ is laudable, yet. when it creates J A, Tlie innxiui'uns that leave helper, ing service at 10 a. m. Bible merely a “front” and necessitates V V me meat are these: “i’icy llal!,' study: “The Return from Canuiv- a grim straggle to keep up this "Get llury,” and ‘•Saw Wood." ity.” Ezra 1:1-11. Sermon sub­ pose, it goes too far. When pride Aug. 17th. ject, “The Branded Slave.” undermines happiness, it is time process can be repeated, each time rings' out from pimentoes, a bit Caramel Cake mixture may be served in caseq Mid week service Thursday at to call a halt. at a profit,' Each repetition, per­ of finely chopped parsley, finely Half cup shortening, 3-4 cup of made from bright red apples. \ our opportunity 7:30 p. m. Devotionals conducted “Americans of today want the mits tlie man to become owner of grated carrot, chopped pickle rel­ sugar, 3 tablespoons caramel sy­ by the pastor. Scripture study. best, whether it be In the pur­ a,, home that is more nearly his ish, a piping of cream che’ese ;or rup, 2 eggs, 2 cups flour, 2 1-2 Seven Minute Frosting Enh. fi:l-23. chase of a box of candy or in a ideal and without the faults lie mashed yolk of hard boiled egg teaspoons baking powder, 3-i cup Egg whites, unbeaten, 2; sugar, 5 to save from 10 to Sunday evening preaching’ ser- j home.^ They want the world to ifas found in the houses he has or chopped hard boiled white. milk. 1 1-2 cups; water, 5 tablespoons; vice at 7:30 o?clock. Subject* know* that they desire the best, formerly possessed. Cream butter and sugar, adding cream of tartar, 1-4 teaspoon; va. 40 per cent on vour “Knox-Colvin and the Reformation and making the wish the father “To carry out such a program, Apple -Snow caramel syrup, well beaten yolks mlia, 1 teaspoon. ilovement; The Beginning ot tlie of the thought, they plunge. Then it is necessary to swallow pride: at Pare, , quarter and core four of eggs: then flour (with baking Put all ingredients in doublet Home needs. Presbyterian Church.” the struggle begins, a struggle first, yet if a man deals wisely, sour apples, cook: .until soft and powder) and milk alternately- un­ boiler with exception of vanilla INSURANCE? Bible school and church picnic which, though it may be kept five or ten' years, find him, :in a rub through sieve; there should be: til well mixed. Fold in tlie stiffly and cook for 7 minutes beating will be heid Saturday, Aug. 1.7, at from the eyes of tne" world, saps better home .obtained at a smaller 3-4 cups" apple pulp. Beat the beaten egg whites last. ’.Bake in continually. Add vanilla and Use our convenient Let me take care of Island Park, Niles. All members- the strength of body and mind, cost than would be the case, if he whites of 3 eggs until stiff, add? a 400 degree oven for 20 minutes. spread. are requested to meet at the and wrecks happiness. plunged deeply at the start.” gradually apple. ’ sweetened to term s. your insurance needs. I church at 1:30 p. m. A program “The desire to have the best is ’ j-—,----- o------Luncheon Salad have entered the field taste, and continue beating until Duchess Potatoes has bee-n provided that will pleas" worthy, but when a man builds or - Gigantic Statue light and fluffy. Pile lightly on- One: envelope gelatin, 1 cup cold 2. cups riced potatoes, 2 egg with a full line of cover­ both young and old. buys a home, efficacy lies in will­ .. Michelangelo's statue ‘'David”, a dish, chill,- and serve with boil­ water, 1 1-2 cups boiling water, .yolks,- 2 tablespoons butter, salt, ages. Life, Fire, Wind­ Choir rehearsal Thursday at ingness to begin modestly rather w as' executed near the Cathedral ed custard, . 1-2 -cup lemon juice, 1-2 cup sugar, paprika. FURNITURE. S:30 p. m. than,to insist on Starting at the 3 tart apples, 1 cup celery, cut in HOME storm and Automobile. Square, Florence. To move it to Mix riced potatoes, butter anti There will be a. homecoming of point where, after years of work, tlie Piazza della Signoria, Its. pres­ Maple Nut Fudge small pieces, 1-2 cup nut meats. all members of the church and his parents have finished. if he beaten yolk of eggs, reserving a ent site, approximately 40 men Were One cup maple, syrup, 2 cups Soak gelatin in cold water 5 part of the eggs, for brushing the COMPANY their friends on Sunday, Sept. 8. has: a lot and but a Small amount 'employed for four days. GLENN HASLETT Invitations arc being forwarded of money he might best build a white sugar, 1-2 cup cream. minutes, and dissolve in boiling cakes.. Add a little salt and pa­ to ah former members of the modest house or even a garage on ------:—o------Cook Until it forms a soft ball in water. Add lemon juice and sugar. prika, Shape by means of a pas­ S. Michigan St. 111 No. Detroit St. church who reside elsewhere. Citi­ the back of the lot, tlieh by his Camp Made Sanctuary cold. Add 1 cup of broken walnuts When mixture begins to stiffen, try bag and tube into leaves, cold. All: 1 cup broken walnuts add celery and broken nut meats: ■crowns, pyramids, etc. Brush over S outh Bend,. Ind. Phone 294 zens of Buchanan are cordially in­ own effort, or by hired labor put BfOwilsea island,, near Bourne­ and a pinch of cream of tartar. vited. up a more pretentious house a few mouth, England, which was tlie site Turn into' a mold, first dipped in with beaten egg to which 1 tea­ 4 of tlie first Boy Scout camp organ­ Beat well and pour into buttered cold water and chill. Accompany' spoon water has been added. J. L, Griffith, Minister years later. dish until hard. , - “By so doing he probably ■ will ized by General ihuien-I’oweil, is with mayonnaise dressing. This Brown in hot oven. • Evangelical 'Church be able to accumulate sufficient preserved by its woman Owner as Pastry Shells There- Will not be any services funds to pay cash for a consid­ ft sanctuary for animals and birds. at our church for the next two erable part of the material and One and one-half cups flour, 1 labor going into the house, and teaspoon salt,; 1-2 cup shortening, weeks because of the campmeeting New Hampshire Freak 3 to 4 tablespoons cold' water. east of town. We have some very with the aid of a first mortgage, * The Great Stone Face is in New Stir together flour and salt. Cut- good preachers and workers for eliminate the need of “junior fin­ Hampshire. Tlie Old Man of the in shortening, add. cold water to the camp also some excellent mu­ ancing.” that is, taking out a Se­ Mountain; gazes across Franconia make, a stiff dough: Chill, roll very sical talent. cond mortgage or land contract, notch high above Profile lake, in thin and bake on outside of muffin The public is cordially invited to both of which are expensive. tlie White mountains. attend campmeeting'. “By this plan, a man can build pans in. 500 degree oven from 5 to The next Sunday evening ser­ once, sell his home after a few 8. minutes:. Makes 3. vice which is Sept. 1, will be in years, then build again. This Appetizing Dishes Cream Filling . Thre.e-fourtbs cup sugar; 1.-3 Cornstalk Can Now Be Harvested Open Sandwiches cup flour, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, ‘ Cut Boston brown bread, oat­ 1-8 tasspoon salt, 2 eggs, 2 cups Whether or not the saying is- true, the suc­ meal bread or white bread into scalded milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla, dr 1-2 teaspoon lemon extract. cessful business man realizes‘that both are slices 1-2 inch thick. Cut into fan­ Mix dry ingredients, add eggs cy’ shapes. Spread lightly with slightly beaten and pour in grad­ valuable, and: that by saving one he can often butter, creamed soft. Spread with ually scalded milk. Cook 15 min­ a generous layer of cream cheese utes in a double boiler, stirring save the other.. He also knows that a Check­ or pimento cheese, mixed with constantly until thickened, after­ Cr ing Account will: help him do both—by pro­ tuna fish paste or anchovy paste. wards occasionally, cool and fla­ Garnish the tops .with olives, vor. ’ viding him the means for managing his fi­ nances: with, the greatest efficiency, and by ’meet the furnishing an automatic audit which allows him to keep income always greater than ex-» penditure. Niles Service Twins Isn’t that reason enough for opening’ your Laundry Introducing Greaseni and Washem—at j'our service Checking Account now ? Do they “know their stuff?” And HOW! Say— “The they’ll make that car of yours, look, so snappy you Soft won’t think it’s the same bus you drove in. Water The First National Bank T j Mechanical engineers of Iowa State Agricultural college have per­ , » L undry fected a machine which is expected to revolutionize the harvesting of • * The Oldest Bank in Buchanan -cornstalks for making paper." 'Hauied by a-tractor, tlie machine culs the stalks and'carries them By a "conveyor to ft.’receptacle-at-the rear ■op*J. tu im Plivme 162 Phone 1 So. Oalc St. where they arc baled ready to haul to- the factory. W 31* ’ -4 i; • It" CJ£“ ,f- 'A .-*• . W •tV$' HPTHE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD TwiSSSJ Record Telephone Number Nine SIXTY-SECOND YEAR BUCHANAN. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929. NUMBER 32 Record Telephone Number Nine

EyOsbome Niles Centennial THE FEATHERHEADS «© kr: Colon ) Pick ’em U p—-Lay W i Down ’ Mrs. Siudehaker Celebration Will Be Mammoth Event Expresses View

Things are booming in Niles for o f 6 Wei Goods* their mammoth Centennial cele­ bration, that is to be held three Editor Record, big days, Thursday, Friday and Here I come again. After •read­ Saturday, August 22, 23; 24. So ing what Old Timer had to say in much is being done now,, with so much to be done every hour that recent article that I must he a small army of workers are a- “wet.” That would be hard for gl'cw with enthusiasm. me to take from anyone, much Committee meetings are being less from a Chicagoan as I would called every 48 hours by Dr. Fred not like to he judged by the N. Bonine, centennial president, so “wets” stopping there. I can give that the many arrangements can myself the credit of being the be eared, for, as tney appear. most dry person in the United States, simply for this reason. I’m A large program of events have governed by a higher power here been arranged for every day, in­ in this glorious, grand, mountain­ cluding a Centennial Ball at the ous state. It was hard for me at Elks Club, band, concerts; base­ first to obey the law after living ball games, mammoth air circus, for years 75 miles from Chicago, Madri Gras on the public streets, Milwaukee and other wet places. I Rotary, Lions and Exchange Club affirm 1 am not wet. Now as Old days, Governor's Day, Military Pa­ Timer has not seen me for 30 rade and air craft display, home Sunday in the home'Of Mr. Mrs. Nola Raas and family spent reunion will, be held there in 1930. vina Hollister, honorary chaplain. years he should not judge. Then it coming festival, display of anti­ Green Defends Mrs. Jake Wagoner. Saturday in the Gene Sprague ques and relics,, and a feature of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nye of Ben­ We are pleased that Mrs. Frank was free for all, who had. the His Supreme Olive Branch Lyle Nye was a business caller home. ton Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Alauson Lawson and Mrs. Ida Bennett price, Very different here.. The the celebration, “The Historical office: s are standing around at all Pageant," with 1000 In the cast. in New Carlisle Monday. Mrs. Harry Kuhl and daughters, Brown of Sodus, Mrs. Celia Wade joined the Aid that day. Penalty Veto Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLaren Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rumsey and Ruth, and Mary were Sunday din­ and son, Devere, of Dowagiac. Mr. ------o------our depots to nab and collect A campaign of advertising has and daughter, Helen, South Bend, daughter. Lillian of near Buchan­ ner guests in the Henry Ingles and Mrs. John Painter of north SHAWNEE from all Easterners who seem to been mapped out, and will give tbe spent Sunday in this vicinity. an, spent Monday evening in. the home. of Galien, Mr. and Mrs. John Dick­ have loo large hips. They confis­ centennial wide spread publicity. Gov. Fred. Green declares him­ cate a lot of it. Miss Evelyn Williams came Firnion Nye home and brought Mr. John Robinson and son, ey and Mr. and Mrs. H. D, Ingles Threshing is the excitement The Civic Associations, have en­ self convinced that his recent veto home Sunday after spending a Mrs. Nye two beautiful vases of Claude, and Virginia, of Malcomb, and Mrs. Chas. Smith and daugh­ I doubt very much whether Old dorsed. the coming celebration in of the bill passed by the last State week in Niles. flowers which gladdened her heart 111., have been visiting in the Cur­ ter, Nellie, were visitors in the among the farmers at present. Timer on his many journeys, ever its. entirety and has promised to Legislature, attempting to restore The Misses Dorothy and Virgin­ very much. rie McLaren and Jasper Toland Firnron Nye home different days Lazell Weaver motored to Hud­ planted his No. ll’s on our rocks interest the civic clubs of all the capital punishment in Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hathaway homes. last week. son, Mich., to bring his mother or drank from our mountain rills. cities and towns within the radius represents the consistent growth ia Briney of Buchauan, are spend­ ing this week with their grand­ and mother and Mrs. Gertrude Kenneth Bowker and family of The Ladies Aid of the U. B. and brother. Dee Weaver, borne. We. are all wearing overcoats of 100 miles, by forwarding litera­ of opinion in this State since ter­ Hathaway of South Bend, spent South Bend and Foster Bowker They have been visiting relatives ture and asking their co-operation ritorial days. This opinion, he parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulton. church held their meeting aL the and mufflers and “snuggery” and Miss Gladys James left last Sunday evening in the John Dick­ and family of Galien. spent Sun­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank in Toronto, Canada, and an aunt nice loclate. Harry Binns wih iiv this worthy educational and says, had crystallized so strongly ey home. day evening in the Mike Bowker and uncle in Hudson. highly entertaining project. by IS47 that Michigan that year week to visit in the Alvin Long­ Lawson. A nice crowd was pres­ hear me out in most of this I think fellow home in Wilton. Wis. She Mrs Raas and son, Sheldon, home. ent and a delicious supper was ser­ Those who called at the Weav­ for he spent one winter here, Niles is one of the many pro­ became the first State in the were callers in me Currie Mcjuar- •Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hively, American Union to abolish capi­ will return this week. ved by the committee, Mrs. Fred er home Sunday were Mr. and N. B. Studebaker. gressive cities in Michigan that is Mr. and Mrs. Burwick and Mr. en home Monday. Mrs. Lyman Whitmer and daugh­ Andrews, Mrs. John Seymour, Mrs; Mrs, Clyde Vary and son, Donald, ------.O’------giving a celebration on their 100th tal punishment. Mrs. H. D. Ingles, Mrs. Vivien ter, and Mrs. James Wood of Don Straub, Mrs, Ira Lee and Mi's, anniversary this, year. and Mrs. Ed. Smith of Three of South Bend, and Mrs. J. F. When Miss Mary Pennell, a sep­ Michigan, inherited capital pun­ Oaks, spent Sunday in the home Ingles and Mrs. Thelma Norris North Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Phillips. Art election of Of­ Beckwith ana son, Earl, of Ben­ tuagenarian was; recently removed During the past six months, the ishment from its territorial gov­ spent Saturday in the Harry Kuhl Chas. Schvandt and child of Three ficers took place. Mrs. John ton iiarijor, Mr. Shultz and friend many club officers and committee of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Enyart. to the workhouse iftfirrilary, $13,- ernment when it became a state in Mrs. Gadd of Detroit, is a guest home. Oaks, Mrs. Ruth Bowker and Clark was elected president, Mrs. of St. Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. OUO in gold was found in the members have been busy perfec­ 1S37. Executions were common at me Gadd farm this week. Margaret McLaren came home baby of Galien, were Sunday visi­ Lysle Nye, vice president; Mrs. Ben Baldwin and mother, Mrs. house. ... ting tbe arrangements, and, to' under French and English control from her vacation Friday and the tors in the Gene Sprague home. Edith Straub, secretary; Mrs. Rouse of Buchanan. conduct a smashingly efficient Mrs. John Grey. Sam Chapman of me territory. For 60 years and Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Mann of Currie McLaren family and their The Sheeley family reunion was Nina James, treasurer, Mrs. Fir------0------More than 32,000 women work business; and publicity campaign after the coming of the English, Niles, were Sunday visitors in the guests from Illinois, enjoyed a pic­ held in the Earl Ingles grove last mon Nye, chaplain and Mrs. Lo- READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS. in India’s mines. for Niles and their community. capital' punishment continued un­ Art Chapman home. nic dinner Sunday at Tower Hill. Sunday and 150 ate a picnic din­ The city government extends a til public sentiment banished; it Mr, and Mrs, Paul Pence and Herbert Raase and family spent ner. Others came in the after­ hearty invitation: to, all, especially from, Detroit and the entire State. Mr. and Mrs, James Catherman of Sunday with his brother, Walter noon making a total of 200 pres­ former residents. tq> visit Niles and; The change in public sentiment is South Bend, were Sunday visitors Raas and family in Benton Har­ ent. Relatives were there from help make this a teal “Old Home regarded to have dated definitely in the Dell Smith home. bor, Chicago, Michigan City and Porter Week.” from 1S3Q. Leslie Smith of South Bend, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Enyart were and sonie from Wisconsin, also This historical background was spent the week end in the Lewis in Michigan City Friday to con­ Richmond, South Bend, Valpar­ Lowry Berry Takes before Governor Green in his veto Truhn home. sult Dr. Warren, of that place. aiso, Battle Creek, Flint and Niles. of the legislative bill. He also The young people of Olive Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulton and Ball games, races and contests Bride on Ausrust 2 objected1 to the specific terms of Branca and Beaver Dam called on guests spent Sunday in the Lee W'ere the order of the day and a the proposed law which, he point­ Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith Satur­ Hinnum home, splendid time was had. The next ed our, woulci have inflicted the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berry of day evening" and gave them some supreme penalty on every person Sweet strains of music. Liberty Heights announce the convicted in a first degree case Mr. and Mrs. Evert . Watson of marriage of their son, Lowry,, to “'regardless of age, sex or circum­ Miss Ethel Crist at Beaufort," La., Buchanan spent Sunday evening .Dr. Caldwell’s 3 Rules stances. It includes the hoy of in the Herbert Gooilenough home, if ) l$ f on Friday, August 2. The young 17 or the woman of 70.” Ill his1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodenough couple will make their home at veto message; the executive re­ and son, Herbert, and wife, visit­ that place where Mr. Berry is marked: ed relatives in Mishawaka Sun­ Keep You. Healthy stationed, with the coast guards. “We are not suffering from a day. Mrs, Margaret Goodenough Lowry "is: well; known here, hav­ lack of laws: Our n-'ed is •» good who had been in Mishawaka, re­ ing attended the public schools strong, healthy public sentiment turned home with them, Dr. Caldwell watched tlie results here. He has been in the coast for law enforcement. If we could Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hardlke and of constipation for 47 years, and guard; service for the past eight believed that no matter how careful develop a sentiment that would three children of Chicago, spent people arc of tlicir health, diet and years. His; many friends will stand for making a life sentence wish him. much, happiness.. exercise, constipation, will occur Many awomanin ahome otherwise modemisfuss- ! mean a life sentence we would from time to time regardless of how ------o------have less reason, for. complaint POSITIVE much one tries to avoid it. Of next ing with "an old-fashioned gas range. Home fur- about crime.” R adio G irl importance, then, is how to treat it “John, you have been drinking The League to Abolish Capital when it comes. Dr. Caldwell al­ nisliings—interior decorations—habits of jiving Punishment with headquarters in ways was in favor of; getting as m y brandy.” close to nature as possible, hence his —even thinking, have sharply changed in the last “I have not, sir:” New York was active in the cam­ paign against restoration of the remedy for constipation, known us “Are you quite sure?” Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, is a few years. No longer is cooking: cleaning, sweep­ “Quite sure: I could not get the extreme penalty in Michigan. mild vegetable compound. It can cork out.” ------a------Toilet - not harm the most delicate system ing, dusting and Housekeeping a woman’s career. ------o------Michigan’s Great and is not a habit forming prepara­ POOR BELLOW tion. Syrup Pepsin is pleasant- S ie must have the time to lead the fuller life- . Voice of wife from garden,— Use of Power tasting, and youngsters love i t It Gome here! Powder docs not gripe. Thousands of moth­ Husband—Were you calling me, ers have'written us to that effect. To do this she must have household equipment ; Mildred,, or the dog? Michigan produces and uses Dr. Caldwell did not approve of: more than half as much electric drastic physics and purges, lie did that will do her work easier, quicker and moreeco- power as all of Great Britain, ac­ 50c not believe they were good for hu- 2f. cording to a comparison of Michi­ mau beings to put into their sys­ AT AGE 83 ' nomically or the effort to keep up with modem gan statistics with a report sent tem. In. a practice of 47 years he NEW KONJOLA to the TJ. S. Department of Com­ a n d never saw any reason, for tlicir use living will wear her out physically and nervously. merce by Trade Commissioner when a medicine like Syrup Pepsin for yourself and members of tlie Homer S. Fox at London and just will empty the bowels just- as family in constipation, biliousness, PROVED ITS made public at Washington, states d> promptly, more cleanly and gently, sour 'and. erampy stomach, bad the Michigan Public Utility In­ without griping and harm to the breath, no appetite, headaches, tun! system. to break Up fevers and colds. Al­ formation Bureau. ways have a bottle in the house, ami Am Old Hang© is as * 3xeep free from constipation! It MERIT TO ME” Consumption of; electricity in, p er box robs your strength, hardens your observe these three rules of health: Great Britain in 192S totaled. 7,- arteries and brings oii premature Keep the head cool, the feet warm, JUST ANOTHER INSTANCE OF 602,000:000 kilowatt hours, says old age. Do not let a day go by the hovels open. Afesiaird t® a Hfema® HOW THIS NEW MEDICINE the report. This; was an increase without a bowel movement. Do not We would be glad to have you HAS WON WIDESPREAD of 10 "per cent over 1927.. During sit. and hope, but go to a druggist prove at our expense how much Dr. Is your range behind1 the FAME. the past six. years. Great Britain’s W. N. BRODRICK and get one of the generous bottles Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mean limes? Have you envied the consumption has more than dou­ of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. to you and yours. Just write kitchens of your friends— IS IS S i bled. "The Rexall store” Take the proper dose that night and “Syrup Pepsin,” Montieelio, Blinois, those brilliant ranges women In Michigan in 392S, electric by morning you will feel like a dif­ and we will send y o u prepaid a, have been talking so much power produced: by public utility ferent person. Use Syrup Pepsin FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE. about---those really wonder- ffleir plants totaled 4,346:637,000 kilo­ ful Round Oak Gas,Ranges? watt hours, according to; the Unit­ ed States Geological Survey, or Actually, have you seen 57 per cent as much as all the them? What a thrill of pri'de No matter if your old range still seems to work 'power consumed in Great Britain,! for1 any woman! Tbe finest During the past six years, Michi­ range yet built—by tbesame —why suffer the daily extravagance and unsat­ gan’s use of electric power has Round Oak folks who have isfactory results of 1918 methods in part of your also doubled. been making stoves and heaters for over half a cen­ home? YouTL be money ahead—you’ll be time July Air M 2 ~ tury. ahead, and yoiTUbe much happier with the KSW And this newest of all-Rbund Sets New M ark Oak Ranges, 'which: House­ that in beauty and in conve­ For the1 second consecutive WEALTH hold Economic E.xperts and month all previous records for the Home Management Coun­ nience is designed to meet modem conditions. number of pounds of air mail and selors say is the finest range express carried, by the National. is bom in a bank yet built—you can have it To be sure of getting the best value as well as Air Transport planes were broken in your 'own kitchen so in July. The planes also set a cosilv. the most modern range ever built, see the Pyy Txeart' to give every ounce of, their reserve at the summons of: their owner. t Less than eight months have beautiful new bodies—which are Horse pulling contests are sched-' uied for the following places:1 Vale • elapsed since the first Chevrolet available in a variety of colors— 21 and 23; Bay City. 27 and 2S: ; East Jordan, 29 and 30: West j Six was delivered into the hands represent one of Fisher’s great­ Branch, Sept. 3 and 4; Eig Rap_ J ids, 5 and 6: Saginaw, 9 and 10; ! of an owner—and already there est style triumphs. And its Muskegon, 12 and 13; Adrian, 17 ; and IS; Traverse City, 19 and 20: ; are more than a million six- safety and handling ease are so Hillsdale, 23 and 24; Fowlerville. Oct. 2 and. 3; and Marshall, -l and cylinder Chevroleis on the outstanding that it’s a sheer 5. ------0------ro a d ! And the reasons for this delight to sit at the wheel and READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS. overwhelming success are easy to drive. In fact, the new Chevrolet understand. School nurse says Six has completely changed every "all girls .should Into a price field that had hitherto previous idea as to what the buyer been occupied exclusively of a low-priced car now know this. The COACH by four-cylinder cars— has a right to expect for f l W i l •m ■ Chevrolet has introduced 5 his money. The ROADSTER.. $525 a six-cylinder car of amaz­ The PI FAETO N *525 ing- quality and value. Not The < You owe it to yourself, as d p f & n : f c COUPE ______v >. 5595 : The only does it offer the SPORT COUPE.. . V ^ D a careful buyer', to see The, * ^ 1 S E D A N .; i.... 0 1 0 - .______.*• ______••Sr. smooth, quiet, velvety The SiVQtr and drive this car. For IM P E R IA L S ED A N OpfO- The $rA"i The purchase, price •oTan^ELECtric^Rfiangesspread^Dver^f - performance .of a great ;Sed:m -Delivery. . . o-JO it gives you every advan­ T/ie L ig h t Delivery Chassis.. 4uU six-cylinder valve-in-head The ■ •• S e if- tage; of a fine six-cylinder ■ seventeen monthsmnder-our-convenicnt^aTtiakypaiy'^; IVziTon Chassis. . The I V** Ton. $/vw/y motor—but, from every Chassis with:Cab; DO.w- automobile—in the price merit plan amounts toionly 2 5^cents^,dai}r^uncig|thia^‘ All prices f . o. h. factory standpoint, it is a finer Flint,Hitch. range of the four and COMPARE' the delivered period. On-the other'side;ofthededger^or^hu^e^llllof^^s automobile than was ever price :as well as the list price in considering auto­ with economy of better rnALKING to a; roomful' of high m obile values. Chevi^o- 1L school girls; on personal hygiene, before thought possible let’fi delivered prices.in­ advantages of ELECtric7CodkerY^he|moderiS^e£mm,i]’i clude only, reasonable than 20 miles to the charges for deli very and ...... lor at such low prices l Its •financing.^ gallon ! Come in today! girls is to keep' the systemfunctioning r of converting xavvjfoodlint(^d^lfci6u^h.e^lj:h^il^ishfc^3 naturally at all times. Normal exercise and diet habits should be encouraged.. B ut when necessary there’s no harm in SPECIAL RADIO PROGRAM taking nujol, since it works mechani­ The Chevrolet Motor Gonnpany will present a special radip program Wednesday, cally and can’s disturb the normal August 14; over the Columbia network; 8 to 8:30 p.m ., Eastern Standard Time; Cele­ functions of any organ of the body. brating the millionth Six-Cylinder Cheyrolecdelivoredin less than 8 months’ time. Particularly with girls, there are times when nujol should always be taken. Take a spoonful every night for a few \ * days. It’s a thoroughly safe andharm­ less method. I t won’t cause_distress or gas pains or griping.”. ' VAiitomatic|.bIee^^^^ Nujol is different fromhny other sub­ -'■'RKSiliiLiGMEVROIiET stance. It contains r:o. drugs or medi­ * j.-*. *> cine. It can: be taken safely no matter i f how you ere feeling-because it is so J .jw Buchanan, Michigan ^ V *.- V i pure and. harmless, and works so easily.. Every woman, should: keep a, bottle onhancLEverydruggisfchas.tkis. , ELECTRIC i ' yvi rcmarkablesubstance.Qetthe genuine. A S' I X I N ' ’T E E - ' P’R I- €• E-- -R A N G E ' <0*F f o u- my fruJSgassfeaaaM ■ '* » ***■" e11? 1 ______; - < . \ - r - MSB THE; BERRIEN. COUNTY .RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929',

tween San Francisco and Chicago. Aviation insurance Every form of insurance' is includ­ DAIRY BANQUET ed in the policies except theft, To Be StabKzed which is not required, as the com­ The Point of Deterior­ pany has. its own ground crew.-: '“ ' WAS HELD AT Insurance policies to an aggre­ and hangars at the 22 cities serv­ “Dog Days’’ ten had . their nests about seven The cows and other animals in the gate potential total liability; of 38,- ed by Boeing System. ation™//? a home—.---- — to ten inches below the ground, fields would, look on wonderingly 000,000, Said to fee; the: largest1 Aviation insurance, which a year ' - BARN DEDICATION where we were plowing, especially from a distance, and the chickens comprehensive insurance... protec­ ago, was in an extremely unsettled I don’t know who. it was that tion ever written . in the ■ United condition, is rapidly reaching a is oftonest the roof, designated these hot August days if the field was of clover and that around the harn would get used to MICHIGAN DAIRYMEN HAVE wasn’t so good, when the old plow the noise and “caw-caw” around States for a commercial air trans­ position comparable with .automo­ SPEAKERS COMPARE PAST as “dog days,” but they are well port system, have been issued to bile insurance and other under­ where the weather hits named, anyway. They are good, would go right thru their home close to the granary* and thresh­ - . AND PRESENT. and the whole family would arise ing maching, picking up stray the Boeing System, operators of writings of that type, according to for the corn and maturing* fruit, the Ghicago-San Francisco-Oak- O. iK;, Hunsaker, secretary of Air­ squarely in all of its etc., but they are 'nix’ for human as an army from ambush and. take kernels of wheat or oats. Every Two hundred: Michigan dairymen after you. j got one in my ear thing on the farm, seemed to lancl and Seattle-Los Angeles air craft Finance corporation of vicious moods. enjoyment. But they say “every mail express and passimgcr rout es. America.: ' Where a year ago it attended the dedication 'banquet in dog has his day” so as there are once and lie sure did plenty to know that harvest was over and the" h'ay mow of the new dairy that ear before, I, could get him that the lehn-looking fields would The various policies include the was extremely difficult to pro­ a whole lot of: "dogs, (human and same protection for the Boeing* cure insurance of any kind for harn sat, Michigan State College., otherwise), I suppose we have to out. But I don’t blame them now, soon be cold and bleak for Fall, —Professor E. L. Anthony in in­ as I look hack, for their home is and Winter. The berry bushes Air Lines as is available.to other airplane pilots or passengers, to­ have a lot of these hot sultry common carriers. day almost every conceivable type troducing the toast master, Mar- days to accommodate all; of them. all they know and they are ready are mostly all standing still and SEE THAT YOUR tiii^eidel, said that the barn was at all limes to protect it, just like brown in the hot sun, melons are The Boeing System has jnst of risk is ’covered fey insurance A lot of the dogs “go mad" during* completed flying five and one- companies, he stales. sthe "culmination of the efforts of these days, and I don’t much humans. . If some outside thing ripe and sure were good to eat ROOF IS RIGHT. Professor O. E. Reed, formerly the comes along we, too, are quick to when they had lain in the cold thircl million miles on the trans­ Reports of the United States de­ blame them at that, I don’t go continental and Pacific coast partment of commerce have been head of the dairy department at mad, or at least I haven’t so far, defend our rights. But in those water of the horse tank for a. the College and now chief of the days it seemed to me that they day or two, hack under the lid, routes, the two longest air lines in largely responsible for this im­ but I am not so sure but that it the United States, witli a record proved ‘ condition, Mr. Hunsaker USE MULE HIDE ROOFING bureau, of. dairying at Washington, would give a person a good excuse were very unreasonable, to say the where they didn’t get the sun at D. C., and of the breeders of dairy least. all. And muskmellons, ripe and of only three fatalities. The Boe­ points out. At present the de­ to do it. ing System is now flying 10,000 partment keeps complete logs of • cetttle in the state who look to the The days, at this season of the sweet, cold and good. Ana it colleges for leadership in experi­ Well, what do we do in “dog was great to go swimming, in the miles a day and 46 per cent of the flights of all ships and, as a days” on the farm ? As I re­ year, are noticeably shorter, and this is at night, much of it over result, insurance companies have mental’ work. the suit, comes peeping up over the “shank of the evening**’ keeping BUCHANAN LIIMBBt 8 COAL member it we were mostly get­ under the water to keep away western mountains. , . been able to establish a mortality Professor Reed told the aud­ ting the wheat ground ready for sliy* linei some later and we are The record policies, in point of rate whereby it is possible for ience that dairy products now usually all set for breakfast, the from the pestering mosquitoes. O R. B. McKahan P hone 83F1 the- Fall sowing. The. ground well, taking it all in all, I’ll say potential liability, not only insure them to assume all types of risk inake..up 26 per cent of the total was usually very hard and dry, horses fed and harnessed for the passengers, hut the entire Boeing* in the aviation field. ■ Further rate value of all farm; products; and day and the cows milked and that “dog* days" could have been and we had to take It easy but worse. Yes? fleet of 46 planes, including the 12 reductions are looked for,, he says. that there is room for a, sane ex­ keep steadily at it. The ground turned out to pasture and every­ and IS passenger transports, some pansion of the; dairy industry. would break up in big hard chunks thing ready for another hot days OLD TIMER. Of which are* now operated night- The Battle of New Orleans was Better Service Professor A. C. Anderson of and the horses were hard put, in work. Very few clothes for me 1 y between Oakland and San fought over a month after the Record Printing Detroit,, spoke of the differences those days. My feet were Gal- THIS SEASON signing of peace by England and the heat, to drag the big plow Mother, may i go in to swim ? Francisco and the balance which Lower Prises between the college as it was in through it. It’s different now, bused and tough and even a thistle will soon be put into operation be­ America. : ; 1904: and as it is: now. At that with tractors. When we were has no terror for them. Yes, my naked daughter, time, five teachers made np the kids, it was quite some task to It’s about time we began to Show the world each vertebra faculty of the agricultural divi_ start in on a field to plow it in think of the thrashing, too. The And wear your trunks much .„sion. Many of the students were August. If the ground was more wheat and oats still stand in the shorter. >, working their way through college sandy., it wasn’t so bad. But. if ■stacks, and have begun: to lean ------,0 on a: wage of eight cents1 an: hour,, the field had been pastured, and, over this way or that, and soon as CHAMPION WHISKERS Ohd It^wasnscgssary1 for the mem­ it usually had been, then it was we can ge* a machine to: come our bers. of the faculty tq perform tough going. The* horses would: way. we will have a busy day or tasks.-for which there was no he foaming in a round or two and more* of “threshing.” That was a money; available to hire laborers. we had to give them plenty of “gaila-day” on the farm for me. D i'.Lh . E. VanOrman, New York "breathing spells.” The dust was The work, ran, like clock work, ev­ City-,-said that good leaders and dry and would roil up around your ery man at his job and the bright better business: principles, would, legs. Not so good. But it was: clean; straw piling up over the cow aid agriculture. Group efforts just part of the work and had to shed and it was great sport for were recommended fey the speak_ be done. When I was a kid I the kids to hide in the loose straw er as a means of progress. never expected to he anything hut before it got really “settled” for y i i u . r a n John Endicott, Detroit, president a farmer and I hoped to he a good the winter. Mother would empty of the State Guernsey Breeders one, too. Little did I think then the “straw ticks” for the beds and association, promised the contin­ that during these hot August days put in nice fresh oat straw, and ued co-operation of the organized I would be driving around in a O Boy, the beds were high for dairymen with the college. car and watching the others do awhile. Dean J. F. Cox explained the the work. And even now, when The dinner on “threshing day" J r£.cessity for the new dairy barn I, drive thru the country and see was a wonder to me. Don’t yet “‘wacirvciesi and; promised that a for-* the farm work going on I feel that see how mother ever managed to * ward looking: program of breeding I am. shirking my job. get so; much food cooked, all at ' experimeutal work, nutrition trials This was the month when we one time. And now with the •and production studies would be usually “cleaned out the fence bins: full of nice clean smelling made with, the new equipment. rows”. We took a good sharp wheat and oats, we began to —:—— o-— — “brush hook” and started lft and, watch the market to see when went around: the* fields where was going to be the best time to New Style Glider scrubs had gotten started and sell it. The wheat and oats went j piled them up ready for burning thru the “sweat” and then dryecl, Aloft 41 Minutes when they were dry and the fields out again and was ready for mar­ were not so dry. But it made ket, In Trial Flight the place look so clean and nice When I first remember thresh­ Gunner Albert Nelson, ■torpedo­ that I liked to* do that work. Su­ ing days., the engines; they used man on the destroyer V. S. S. Non, Making the first tests in this mac, poison ivy, hazel brush, were horse drawn. It took a good ivitli his lush crop of whiskers, lie country of’ a new type of: motors weeds and everything, went be­ husky team to handle it,, too. But claims the hair-raising champion­ less plane, known as “The Profes- ship or the Asiatic fleet, llis home fore the brush hook and left the later on they had “traction en­ is at Malden, Mass. STUDEBAKER sorj,” Heinrich Knott,, German fence looking clean and fine. We gines” and it was a matter of glider expert and chief instructor would run into humble bee nests: fright for the spirited horses, and at the Gape God: Glider School, now and then and maybe a snake they would go prancing around, None,hut the fkit can afford at­ flew for 41 minutes and 9 1-2 sec­ or two, but that was all in the no matter how hot the day or tics and they send ail tlie old fur­ onds at Corn Hill August 1. days work. The bumble bees of­ liow muoli it made them sweat. niture to: the secomUiand man. The; flight was, made over prac­ tically the same course followed by by Peter Hesselboch last year when he established an American, endurance; flight record of 4 hours; ♦$» and 5* minutes. Upon alighting, Mr. Knott, de­ scribed- the* performance of the nejv* glider as* “beautiful.” He 1 expressed complete confidence in its-ability to greatly exceed the f & present record and said that he £ i 4 -dmrSedfm had been forced to; come down <£♦ this* time; because he* was clad, only X 1 Y in a bathing suit. Y f The, “Professor” is a, German- The Parade made plane,, in appearance very t f like a regular monoplane. It has a wing spread of 56, feet and Y TilttvIlM M L weighs 320 pounds. Its superior­ f ity, .’it seems, lies in the ease with ❖ ' Y which it may be, handled while in the air. t; Never Y f Y Y D on’t W orry t Day after clay they pass before you in review— Y ❖f . these advertised products which fill the pages of f A bout M oths your paper. 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