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SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR BUCHANAN. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933 NUMBER 19 Everett Wilcox BENJAMIN GEYER Holmes Still Buchanan Enters Died Tuesday in Insists Booze Epworth Hospital PIONEER OF BEND Demo Monopoly Merton Mitchell Drowned Two Floats For Everett Wilcox, 14 year old son. Editor Record, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox, OFJRIVER EXPIRES Wrong again. The political former Buchanan residents, pass­ proportion of the patrons of the ed away Tuesday at the Epworth Last Rites Held at Family old-time saloons was very much in hospital in South Bend, the cause unison with that of the operators. Sunday as River Carries Blossom Parade of his death being pneumonia. The Home Tuesday and Inter­ At the time of my experience in Wilcox family moved to a farm ment Made in Oak Muscatine, there were 114 state north of Three Oaks about two Ridge Cemetery. prohibition saloons there and in Miss Nancy llimmelbero'er to years ago. The funeral will be Ottumwa, 121, all doing well. held this afternoon at 2 o’clock John Graham, formerly of Bu­ be Visiting Queen at Kiddies from the Hayes funeral home in Last rites for Benjamin Geyer, chanan, told me that when he liv­ Boat Over Ind., Mich. Dam Now Here’s Ball at Shadow-land South Bend with burial at Galien. pioneer farmer of the Bend of the ed in Independence, Kas,, under Tonight. Besides the parents one sister, River section, were held-at 2 j. ill. that same sort uf law there was a th e Wilma and a brother, Phay sur­ Tuesday at the farm home, with public fountain in the public park Depression or no depression, vive. Rev. B. W. Staver preaching the Local Realty funeral sermon and interment was under a pavilion. When one want­ SALE OF BEER Proposition Buchanan will make a larger — ----- o------— ed a drink of water he simply held BREAME REID " showing this year in the Blossom made in Oak Ridge cemetery. 3’tae tile cup under the tap and caught Agency Reports 'Parade than, ever before, with two pallbearers were Fred Tichenor, what he wanted. If he looked up floats entered, one built by the Charles Tichenor, Burton Weaver; TO COMMENCE IN 5 Property Sales MOTHKKS HAY, 1933 B. MERCHANTS Andrew Lyddick, William StoutjOf at a knothole in the ceiling he got EMERGES UNHURT Civic Association and one by the Niles, Edward Roper of Sooth beer; if he winked at the knot he Bi Haws Oriole club. got whiskey. The following transfers of prop­ The Civic Association float will Bend. Death was the result of J. G. Holmes. BUCHANAN TODAY DEFEAT DAYTON a paralytic stroke suffered six erty have been reported by the E. FROM ACCIDENT Only room for a few line's space advertise the Centennial celebra­ weeks ago. C. Wonderlich Realty Agency dur­ (Only a moment in which to write tion to be held here July 27-29, One Restaurant, Five Mer­ ing the past few days. Henry He was born at North Liberty, Force of Men Drag River for {But my heart goes out through a and the entire design is built Ind., May 25, 1S61, being 71 years., chants Qualify for Retail­ Cauffman has purchased the prop­ stretch of space around, that idea. The dates 1833- erty at the corner of Portage and Two Miles Below "Dam ; 1933: will be prominently display­ 11 months and 11 days of age ing; to Begin at 6 p. m. To the: shade of the western hills when he died. He came to the Arctic streets. Mrs. Clara Smith Abandon Dragging and tonight.. ed on the float, and log cabin and Cold Wind Contributes to Er­ Today. of Oak Park, 111., has purchased modern architecture will be com­ Bend of the River when a boy, Establish. Patrol. rors; Bob Morse, Louis and had resided there since. With the property at 605 S. Oak st., To a year-worn woman whose hair bined to represent tile evolution of him on the farm during the past Five licenses for the sale of beer and will take posession June 1st- is gray the city. The design was made Leiter are Stars at in Buchanan were granted at a Mrs. Lillian Conliff of Oak Park, Efforts to recover the body : of by George Himmfelberger, chair­ two years was his son, Ebern Gey­ Mertpn Mitchell by dragging the Whose eyes: are misty with; mem­ Bat. er, by his first marriage, wh^i special meeting of the city council 111., has purchased a property oh ories man of the float committee and held Monday evening, orte to a Chippewa street and will move St. Joseph river were abandoned Robert Geyer contributed some survives him. His first wife died Tuesday afternoon, two days after Of a far but an unforgotten day In a cold damp atmosphere that shortly after the birth of this son restaurant for consumption on the here about June 1st. Michael Nill- When children clambered about fine art work. The chassis is made it hard to hold on to balls, Nationally Known Pure Bred premises at a $100 license fee, ar of Chicago has purchased the the luckless youth lost . his, life Supplied by the Russell Chevrolet the Buchanan Merchants sold the and he was married again to Mary when the boat in which he and her knees. Elizabeth McNally, who died Jiilj’ Holsteins Average 16,450 and four to specially designated Miller farm on the Clear Lajce Sales. On. the float will ride Ma­ Dayton Greyhounds enough base­ merchants at $25 each. road, just west Of town and as1 Breame Reid were in was swept rie Hess, Edna Nelson, Zelda 7, 1932. A grandson, Robert, Pounds of Milk; and over the Indiana and Michigan Only a handful of trivial lines; ball to take the game 7-5. Geyer, lives at the home of Mrs, The restaurant license is held by sumes possession May 15. J. M. Not the tribute that 1 had planned, Frank, Lucille Howe, Blanche Lefty Morse starred on the 629.8 Pounds Fat. M. P. Snyder and the four mer­ Sellers of Chicago has purchased power dam below the River Street Proud, Barbara Hamilton, Frances Ida Rice. bridge. But you will read it, mother of mound and with the stick, crack­ In addition to the son mention­ chants licenses by M. L. Ihrie, M. tile Fred G. Maurer farm at Day- mine,, Sutphen, Marjorie Mitch. ing out a three-bagger that scor­ The South Berrien Dairy Herd Lundgren, Bick Smith and C. J. ton, but does not plan to move The two men had pushed off Tne Oriole float is built around ed above, he is survived by the about 3:30 p. m.-Sunday from the And alt he well if you understand. ed the two wanning runs. After following: a brother, the Rev. Car- Improvement Association has fin­ Wilson. Beer sold at the Snyder here immediately. the German band, all of whom are the fourth Danny Topash continu­ ished another year's work, with cafe may be consumed on the south bank of the river below the members of the club and combines ed the good work on the mound. son Geyer of Cleveland, O.; three bridge in a boat rigged with an And We'll Bet They Conkl sisters, Mrs. Nora Reamer, South very good results. South Berrien premises. The merchants will sell Pour Charlie Ere the Evening the German and; 3.2 motif strong­ Louis Leiter also batted a three- has had an average of 203 cows on by bottle or case for consumption improvised sail, in which they had Bend, Mrs. Mary Leach and Mrs. been navigating that part of'-the Ended ly. The designers of the float state bagger for Dayton. Hep Niles, Belle Cowgill of California. test for each month in the year. off the premises. r. C. T. U. Carry Buchanan people Who attended that they wish to make it plain former American League second The average production per cow Sale will begin at 6 p. m. today, stream frequently in the past the party at Eagle Lake Tuesday that whatever beer ideas may be baseman and outfield star, coach­ for the year was SS57.5 lbs milk with only bottle beer on tap to On Old Gold and weeks. Reid, the survivor, states evening honoring the birthday of embodied in the designing are to ed for the locals at first base and 372.S1 lbs butterfat. The re­ begin with, due to delay in ar­ that they were giving their atten­ Miss: Mabel Payne were Mr. and represent the German band con­ throughout the game. Antiques Wanted turn per dollar spent for feed was rival of fixtures at the Snyder Silver ign tion to adjusting the sail and‘did Mrs. George Karling, Marcus ception and have nothing to do The tally sheet read: $2.30. This was done through Cafe. not notice how far they had drift­ Treat, Charles Landis, and Philip with the principles and practices Buchanan AB For Window Display culling of poorer cows and en- ed down stream until they saw Landsman. When refreshments of the Oriole club. Anyway, Bill Shreve, r f ______5 cow in tile association. The Buchanan W. C. T. U. are that they were within fifty feet of were served Mr. Charles . Landis Baker will Officiate as bungstarter Pfingst, c f ------4 for Centennial Days The high herd was owned by W. B. A. Hosts carrying on a campaign similar the dam, with the powerful- cur­ poured. On the return, the same in the time-honored garb, while Morse, Loren, I f ------4 Doan Straub. His purebred Hol­ to that carried on by some of the rent pulling them rapidly toward gentleman had a blowout near Ed- the German hand members will Schrumpf, 2b ------4 steins on three times milking to State Official local churches recently in the col­ it. 2 Chairman A. Preston Sprague of lection of old gold and silver. The They attempted to tack so that wardsburg and in unlocking his have prominent places. The com­ Corcoran, c ------the Centennial Committee of the made ah average or 16,405.7 lbs of spare time broke his ignition key. mittee which constructed the float Bailey, s s ------4 0" 0 milk and 629.8 lbs butterfat. Tuesday Evening plan is for anyone having even a they would sail parallel with the 4 1 1 Civic Association requests all Bu­ few pieces of old gold or silver to dam toward the north shore, the The party in some way reached is made up of the following: Wai­ Newman, lb ------chanan people, who have interest­ Charlie Smith and Son’s herd of ter Pfingst, Delos Proseus, Dave Diedrich ______0 Guernseys followed with an aver­ donate, to hand it in to any of the wind being direct down ‘stream. Cassopolis where they were able ing antiques in the form of old- The Buchanan Review of the When they saw that the current to borrow a car to come home in. Squier, Walter Squier, Lee Lister. Morse, Loren, 3 b ------4 age of S779.5 lbs milk and 417.9 W. C. T. U. members who in turn Buchanan Children Represented 1 time garments, of a half century Woman's Benefit Association act­ will see that it is given to Mrs. was defeating their efforts, they Morse. Bob, p ------or so ago, old firearms, old pic­ lbs buterfat. O. A. Momany and ed as hostess at a get-to-gether Buchanan will again have a Topash, D. p ------2 Son’s herd of Guernseys that av­ W. F. Runner, 113 Dewey Ave., turned the prow of the craft di­ Would you call it a perfect tures of local scenes and the like meeting Tuesday evening, May 9. phone 340, or Elsie Mae Mills, 918 rectly toward the dam, with the evening' very pleasing representation at 35 eraged 7921.4 lbs milk and 412.7 The guest of honor was Mrs. Ethel the Bud queen coronation and hall; Dayton to permit their use in special win­ lbs butter fat was next followed N. Main street, phone laSR. The idea that it would be better to go Qif what would you call it, pray, dow displays for the occasion. The Hayford, State Field Director of time set for the collection is May over the dam at right angles than When a guy starts out in a Hud­ at Shadowland tonight, when Miss Leiter, A. I f ------20 closely by Russell File’s herd of Michigan. Mrs. Blanche DeDee, Nancy Carol Himmelberger will Richter, c ______4 2 Niles Legion Post has offered to - ... milk 20th, as the following week a rep­ to hit it quartering. For a few son loan their collection of World warT^^™ 8^ 8 < with^899L3 ^Ibs managing deputy of the Kalama­ resentative from the Federal minutes the boat lodged on the top ' And comes hack in a Chevrolet? be crowned as a visiting queen B. Rotzine, l b ______— 5 0 and 41214 lbs butterfat.’Then came zoo District and Mrs. Clara Mor­ F, Leiter, r f ______5 mementoes, consisting of machine Smelting and- Refining Co'.,' of Ft. of the splashboards. The boat had .if —— 0~*------from a far city and will be given 0 guns and other armament used in Hfenry Nemitz and Son’s mixed ey, managing deputy of the Ber­ a, central throne between the little Louis Leiter, 3b — 4 1 herd with an average of S691.0 lbs Wayne, Ind., will come to Buch­ struck the boards directly and the that conflict. Indian relics will rien district were guests also, Vis­ anan and judge the value of the eighteen-inch rudder was holding Wheat Prices queens from, St. Joseph and Ben­ Norris, s s ______3 0 milk and 403-1 lbs butterfat. iting reviews were Benton Harbor ton; Harbor. She will enter the D. Rotzine, cf 4 0 also be welcome. All material The high two year old was own­ old gold and silver and will pay them. They were trying to brace available should be reported to the j No. 35, Niles No. 51, Dowagiac according to the government the boat with oars" to hold it prow Double Those of ball carrying a scroll and will be Rothfuchs, 2 b ------4 0 ed by Fred Knott, Lila Donuabell, No. 137, Kalamazoo No. 26 and officially announced by the master Harrs, p ______1 1 Civic headquarters in the Gross with 9329.0 lbs milk and 472.3 lbs standard. ($24 per oz.) foremost against the dam, when building. Detroit No, 71. Our Union is using this means suddenly it lurched and shot over. One Year Ago of festivities; Her attending ladies Cripe, p ______3 0 butterfat. Followed by Douglas The program which followed Che will be Misses Beverly Wallace, Boyce, i f ______— 2 1 Dean's Estrella, with S195.0 lbs of of raising funds to carry on • its The river was high and 1.3 feet banquet supper consisted of the local work here in Buchanan. Our of water was going over the four- Quotations of wheat at the St. Sally Thaning and Mary Elizabeth 37 5 milk and 44S.S lbs butterfat. Then following: McKinnon, She will be escort­ Buchanan Scout Came Adolph Knott’s LaGy Cherry national W. C. T. U. president foot splash boards and ten foot Joe Valley Shipping Association Address of Welcome, Mrs. Es­ says, “The present time is the drop. yesterday wese double those paid ed by Master Bobby Stark, with of Niles with 7671.0 lbs milk and ther Koch, President Buchanan Johnny Wegner and Harold Brad- Leaders Selected 423.5 pounds butterfat and Charlie most opportune for such a collec­ Reid stated that he was in the a, year ago, the price paid farm­ George McCoy Review. tion because the whole country rear of the 16 foot boat which ers; being- 72 cents per bushel. field as pages. Miss Buchanan Smith and Son’s Polly with 9330 Introduction of State Field Di­ dove directly downward, hitting (Marie Post) will accompany the For Blossom Day lbs butterfat and Freda made 19,- is ‘gold conscious' and it is our Other grain and commodity prices Died April 8 at rector, Mrs. Clara Morey, man­ patriotic duty to help the United prow foremost and then turning were following the upward trend children to see them to their The first two high three year aging' Deputy. sideways. , , ■ places. During the program, the olds were owned by Doan Straub. States Treasury, not by a tax on of wheat, and quotations: on hogs Shelby, Mich. Troop No. 41 will be represent- Response to Welcome, Mrs. beer or other intoxicating- liquor, Leon D. Scroggins and daugh­ and poultry also: showed a sharp Misses Beverly Wallace, Sally These were Marie and Fre'da on Ethel Hayford, State Field Direc­ Thaning and. Mary Elizabeth Mc­ ed in the Blossom Parade massed ... . „ __ , , r„ but by returning to the govern­ ter, who were in the rear of their upturn,- color section bvby patrolnatrol leaders, three times nnlkin0 per day. Ma­ tor. ment this old gold which is value­ home north of the dam at the Kinnon will present the doll dance Mrs. Wildo Nichols, Marcellus, rie made 19966 lbs nnlk and 776.9 Toast to the W. B. A., Mrs. Em­ Market prices were: Mich., sends the following clipping Edwin Donley and Billy Habicht less when put away.” time, said that they saw Mitchell Wheat,. 72c bu. number, representing the Teresa and assistant patrol leaders. Ted lbs buterfat and Freda made 19,- ma Knight, Captain Buchanan Re­ clinging to the boat and again White School of Dancing. from a Shelby, Mich,, paper, tell­ 206 lbs milk and 699.1 lbs butter­ All forces interested in the man­ Corn, 30c bu., Lyon and George Semple, as color view. ufacture and sale of beer, all saw him emerge below the dam Oats,, 25c bu. The program for the remainder ing of the death of George R. Mc­ fat. Henry Memitz and Son had Toast to the Mothers, Mrs. and attempt to swim for the craft of the week will be as follows: Coy, a. native of Buchanan and a bearers and guards. the next outstanding cows. Bessie forces that helped “to bring beer First cutting alfalfa. $6-$S ton. The Twin City Blossom commit­ Stella Selle, Financial Secretary, back” have forgotten the new gen­ which had also cleared -the. whirl­ Eggs, IQo dozen. Thursday, May 11 resident here in his earlier years. Bell, with 9110 lbs milk and 499.1 Benton Review No. 35. pool, when he went down ' a. few 2:30 p. ra. Kiddies’ Pageant, McCoy visited relatives here two tee also honored the troop by lbs butterfat and June with 10284 eration. the children, and have ------O:------choosing several of its members Toast to the Workers, Mrs. Effie closed their eyes to the safety and strokes short. He was not seen Lake Front park. years ago. The clipping follows: lbs milk and 49S.9 lbs butterfat. Wall, President, Niles, No. 51. again. 4:00: p; m. Baseball game. City George R. McCoy, 80 years old, for service as traffic officials. Then Charlie Smith and Son’s protection that has been taken Patrol leaders, Bob Strayer, Bob Toast to the Juniors, Mrs. Gross- from the child. Now boys and Reid stated that he was tossed Gasoline Prices police and sheriff forces vs., the retired New York railroad man, cow, Star, with 10277-4S2.7 lbs of man, Junior Supervisor, Benton helplessly in the whirlpool below who was well known here, died Stevens and Fred Riley are to act girls will see: Beer in restaurants, county supervisors. House of Da­ as Captains, each having twelve butterfat. No. 35. the falls for some time before he Take Big Drop at here Apr. S, at the home of his sis­ The first three places in the beer on the billboards, beer in the vid, park. traffic scouts under them, hand­ Poem, “To Mrs. Hayford,” Miss newspapers, beer in me food store, was finally thrown clear. Heathen 7:00 p. m. Bud queen’s corona­ ter, Mrs,. T. J. Colvin. four year class go to Doan Straub Marilla Morey, Benton, No. 35. attempted to swim for the-point of Filling Stations tion and ball. Dancing___ from 7 to 9 He suffered a stroke Dec. tith, ling about four blocks of traffic beer at the roadside, beer in the problems along the parade route. with Nellie, at the lead with 174S9 At the meeting following the homes, beer at parties, beer every­ the small island southeast of the p. m. for children up to 14 years while visiting his sister and was lbs milk and 664.1 lbs butterfat. supper a class of candidates were in Community hospital, Shelby, Scoutmaster Leo Slate has been where. power house, but when the current The upward, course of inflation of age. selected as a traffic lieutenant, Followed by Guenn with 13,673 initiated, the degree work being swept him past he turned and Friday, May 12 until two weeks ago, when he was lbs milk and 549.2 lbs butterfat. It is the work of the W. C. T. does not apply to petroleum pro­ having in his charge, eight of the put on by the Buchanan staff. U. to help protect childhood and swam quartering across lhe_cui'7. ducts apparently, filling station High school pageant, Filstrup taken to the Colvin home. Jane has 13915 lbs milk and 547.5 A roll call of Reviews showed rent, catching hold of a tree trunk* He was born in Buchanan, Mich. captains and their sections. He is the future citizens of America prices having dropped markedly field. also to act with Lyle Jones of lbs butterfat. Then Henry Nemitz 65 members present. Mrs. Hay­ which projected into the- -riverb­ 8:00 p.. m. Nite of Nites, Tony Nov. 3, 1S52, and. went to Buffalo, and Son’s cow, Jane Bell, with S,- ford gave a very interesting talk from this avalance of beer, and in , _ . at local, stations the first of the N. Y„ as a railway employee when Niles as leader of the Scout sec­ order to do so the funds are need- where he .was pulled out in an ex- week.. Retail: gasoline, prices; at Sarg Parade, beginning in Benton tion in the parade. 774 lbs milk and 464.8 lbs butter­ about the work of the Reviews ed. Anyone reading this who has hausted condition by Lloyd Simp­ the. Standard, Oil Station, on Days: Harbor and ending in St- Joseph. he was 19 years old. For the fat. and the Order. Other guests were past 42 years he had been a resi­ The patrols of the troop have even a few pieces of old goldv or son and Edward Wesner, and tak­ avenue; effective Monday are: Saturday, May .13 asked to speak and the meeting silver, such as old watches, silver en to his home on Fulton street- {add four, cents; each for state- 1:00 p. m. Mammoth Floral pa­ dent of Oswego. He was a con­ closed with the members having Leon D. Seroggin, who lives on ductor with the New York, On­ taking hikes. Wednesday the spoons, rings', lockets, dental gold, tax) Standard Red Crown: S:9c rade; Starting in St.. Joseph and Pelican patrol went on a supper five over 600 lbs butterfat, with a better understanding of their medals, broaches, pins cuff links, the River Road just -above the: gal'.;: Red Grown: Ethyl. 11.4c' gal..; ending in Benton, Harbor. tario, and Western for 40 years County in the lead with 20101 lbs association. dam, saw the men gliding- toward until his retirement nine years hike to the woods near by. Friday, pendants, bracelets, old coins, Ssanolind White; 7.9 gal., Sunday,. May 14. after school, the Stag patrol went milk and 7S7.7 lbs butterfat. spectacle frames etc., old pieces the falls, and saw the craft-shoot Blossom Sunday. ago. He was permitted to serve ------o------over. He states that he saw Reid H1' ------two years beyond the usual re­ to Diamond lake for the week-end, S. Extends of jewelry and sterling silver of I0:00: a. m. queen and her court staying at the Habicht summer u every description regardless of struggling in the whirlpool below attend, services in Congregational tirement age and told fellow em­ Fourteen Buchanan the -dam. and saw him finally- Clark Band Now ployes on his final day, “This is cottage. Saturday, the Rattlesnake Crop Loan Date condition, yellow, white or green church, St. Joseph. ' Special ob­ patrol journeyed to Madron lake, gold, will be aiding the cause of free ;and swimming down* stream. servance in all churches. ' the saddest day of my life.” Men Registered for He also saw Mitchell emerge from Reorganized as He was a member of the Mason­ to stay overnight at Camp Madron temperance and their own homes Afternoon,. Drives through Blos- and the Bat patrol took a day hike Until May 15 and community by giving it to the the whirlpool and swim- a^ few somland. ic lodge, the Brotherhood of Rail­ Reforestration Army strokes toward the capsized boat, Buchanan Band way Trainmen, and a charter to Pike lake Saturday. local W. C. T. U. At the indoor tournament ball The Department of Agriculture Our county funds are tied up in which was also free, going- down member of the New York Railway . A quota of fourteen men were just short of - attaining it. _ , ‘ Veterans organization. game played Saturday afternoon has extended the time limit for our National bank and such, is The Clark bank was; reorganiz­ at Liberty Heights, the Hawk pa­ assigned to Buchanan for the re­ receiving crop production loan the case of the bank in Detroit A force of men in motor' boats Civic Assoc. Asks Besides the widow, a daughter, dragged the stream for two days ed, last1 Wednesday evening as the Esther McCoy of New York City, trol took the Pelicans with a large forestration army and the follow­ applications from April 30 to May holding state funds. Only 40 per­ Buchanan City Band, with How­ score. ing were signed for enrollment:; 15 for Ohio and Michigan. from the dam two miles down dramatic soprano and four sisters, cent has been received and there stream without result. This 'meth­ ard. Barbour as director,, Harry Lists of Rooms Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Henry Teich, j ------Elwyn Bromley, A1 Leazenby, This extension of time was oc­ will be no further payment until Berry as1 manager and Paul' Wynn Marion Wall, Waiter Squier, Em- casioned by the unusually late next December. od was then abandoned and a'pa­ Mrs. Wilda Nichols, of Marcellus, | T . . ... trol placed on the bank. " as: treasurer! The; first practice For Centennial and Mrs. Nellie Royce of Omaha, Legion-Auxiliary Marion Walls, Walter Equier, Em- seeding season in these two states Ex-Gov. Chase Osborne writing" of the year was; held., Weekly Wales, John Manow, .Gale Brom­ and to give all farmers an oppor­ for Detroit Free Press says a All dragging operations were meetings, will be held for the re­ ley, Howard Leazenby, David tunity to; file their applications. revulsion of feeling" is inevitable. under the supervision of Chief ot All local people who have rooms Neb ’ smvive 4th Dist. Convention ISquier, Max Lister, Henry Keller, Police Mitchell and Undersheriff mainder1 of the season, on, Wednes­ which they will rent for guests, at­ ------Q------These loans are made for crop How soon it will come, we do not day night in. the; Clark theatre.. Lloyd Hartline. The local repre­ production purposes only, and .ap­ know, but. in the meantime We Clarence Dunbar. . ’ tending the. three-day .Centennial *i , Here Sun. May 21 sentation was secured through the Mitehel! was born in Lake town­ celebration to be held; here July plications- must be filed with tile must be active in our work with Buchanan Children agency of Supervisor William County Farm Agent or chairman children. ship June 24, 1909, son of Mr. and 27-29; are urged; to list them as The Ralph Rumbaugh post of Fette, who states that lie has re­ of the loan committee in the coun­ :Mfs: Julian Mitchell, deceased', and Child Scalded in early as possible, with the Centen­ Invited to Attend had resided in the vicinity , of Bu-- nial Committee; which is keeping the American Legion and the local ceived no definite notice of where ty where the farm is situated. Auxiliary will be hosts Sunday, they will be called or when they clianan since boyhood. He- made ■ Falling, Backward office, hours from .9' a;, m. until 6 Kiddies Ball Tonight will be assigned. his home with his brother, Elza p- m. at the Gross building- May 21 to the quarterly conven­ B. Hv S. Track Red Cross Will Into Hot Water tion of the Legion posts' and, Aux­ ■—----- o— — Mitchell, West Front street.' ' The kiddie queen’s, hall commit­ iliaries of the Fourth Michigan Team at Benton Other survivors are his widow,' tee of St. Joseph wish to extend, District to be held at the local Le­ Attend Savoldi Stop Distribution Mrs. Hazel Mitchell, South Bend, • Dorothea Vite,. four-year-old NOTICE,, BOARD, OF their cordial invitation to the gion hall. The state presidents of Harbor This P. M. a son, Ivan, who lives with ,his daughter of Mr;, and: Mrs. Merritt REVIEW MEETING children of Buchanan to attend; both organizations are to be the Grappling Match End of Next Week grandparents at North Liberty, Ind., four sisters, Mrs. Laura. Fog- —'Vite incurred severe scalds over Notice is. hereby given that the the kiddie queen’s hall at Shadow- speakers and guests of honor. The T he B, H. S. track and field one fourth, of the area of her Board of Review of the City of land, St. Joseph, Thursday even­ Legion is decorating the exterior at Coliseum Fri. ■; Representatives of the local leman, Waterford, Ind.; Mrs. El­ ■team will engage in a meet this eanor Blevins, Seymour, Ind.; Mrs. . body Saturday when she fell back­ Buchanan, Michigan, will meet, in ing, May 11, at; 7 p. m. E. S. T. of the hall, repainting the window afternoon with the team repre­ Red Gross organization state that ward into a tub of hot water; She; the ' Commission chambers in the This ball will be for children, up sashes, and cornice in honor of the next week- will end distribution of Julia Brockway of Galien and Mrs A party comprising Mr. and Mrs senting Benton Harbor -at th a t Louis Lolmaugh of Buchanan, e - . is recovering.. City; Hall: of said, city on Monday, to 14 years of age only, from 7 to occasion: Frank Rudoni, Mr. and Mrs. Steve; place. While the! r opponents relief materials Tor this season. ------O ' May 15th and Tuesday;, May 16th, 9 p. m- Following the ball and Rudoni, Mr, and Mrs. John.: Savoldi: are a Class A school, the local Practically all materia! "on hand Mr., and Mrs, Noah" Beilharz left 1933 from, 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. crowning of the kiddie queen, gen­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mutchler has been given out and there is Born: to- Mr- and Mrs: Clarence of Three Oaks, Mr. and Mrs. Clem squad contains a number of good Marsh Sunday, a son, Clarence Al­ yesterday for Chicago; to visit un­ for the purpose of reviewing the eral park dancing for adults will and Mr. and Mrs. Harleigh Ray­ Savoldi and Joe Savoldi motored contenders and a fast meet is 'ex-' no further use in "keeping head­ til Friday at, the; home' of Mr:, and assessment roll of, the, City of Bu­ be held from g' piVm; to 12. mond accompanied Mrs. C. H. quarters open. vin Marsh, Jr. The parents re­ to Chicago Friday to attend the pected. On -May 20 the locals wiil side in the Broceus district, • but jMrs. Li, Johnson. chanan;. Admission will be 10c for chil­ Ashton to Chicago, where they, Sonnenberg-Savoldi w r e.s t ‘l i n g Compete in the Kalamazoo region- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Borst SIGNED; dren, 25c per couple for adults visited over the week-end and Mrs the; baby ■vvaSMbo'rn.at. tlie liome.-of ■; match at the Coliseum. The match als and on May 27 those who sur­ Dancing at' Shadowland, St. Jo­ Mrs. Marsh’ parents, Mr. and.Mrs.,. moved Saturday from 115 N. Oak Harry A. Post, and children over 14, 15c single; Ashton took the train, for her was won by Savoldi, who pinned vive will; ho -entered in file state seph, every Wed. ,Sat. and Sun. adult admission. Howard Smith, in the Bend of;the street to 306. Sylvan Ave. City Clerk: home: at Gulfport,, Miss. liis opponent in 54 minutes. [meet at’East Lansing;’ •' ”, j evening. ;■ ■ / ':42tf River. . 1 . ' i yr*

r SA.b‘M fi%D S : THE ifeRRIBN CotiNi^ rifecoMl THURSDAY MAg 11, 19811' cas Thayer home Sunday. Word comes that Herb Raase In Days Like These Three Loves Woven Americans Forget Of a particular saloon described we have come in -contact in the and: Miss Minnie Haase were mar­ DIAMOND WIZARD in the Chicago Tribune of Jan. 2, past 16 "months,' in’ the Chicago ried in South Bend last Tuesday. It5s Not Confession j.9il’,' it saidf! "There were four district alone, we find'that under, She is over here now. We are so in Fox “ Cavalcade” Saloon Conditions hundred young men and girls in prohibition . the evidence of drink Miss1 Irene Bachman entertain­ glad. Saturday night the young OF OTHER BAYS the place,'nearly ’ everyone1 was as a factor has been reduced al­ ed at dinner Sunday Miss Francos people were out to give: them a Editor Record, In "Cavalcade” which Fox Film Say Adventists drunk:” most to. the vanishing point." Col: Sntphen and Maynard, Walker of belling. We all wish them much I noticed in particular, Vyour Cbi'Epratipn brings to the screen Why not contrast the 'conditions Davis further:stated that the wq- Buchanan and Merle Dreher of joy. COACHING HERE confession to being a Democrat, of (the Ready Theatre on Sunday, To tlie Editor: existing in those; days with tlie .men '*vvho came, to his j institution Niles. and have wondered a bit if ray May 14 tli, Noel Coward has wov­ That Americans have forgotten .conditions that e’xist today, for •for-help “who :had been ruined Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linsenmier letter, not published, were in any en three romances into the pat­ the conditions that existed in pre- surely prohibition has done won­ through stropg drink” are now and -Mi. and Mrs. Ed Swartz and Herb Niles Gives Tips on Dia­ manner to blame for it. There is tern of his tapestry record of the prohibition days when drunltonoss ders in the city ;of Chicago, as less jtlian one .per,cent. ^ In fact, children were, callers at the An- a book entitled "American Poli­ march of the generation. proven by’ tl?e following, 11 which: '"it^ia^'l^BL•f^ticaif^3f, nil.” \ dr[e.w Hass- home Sunday., mond Science to JBoys of was rampant seems evident from Old. Home. Town Which ties,:" Cooper, by Hon. Thomas V. The first romance is one b.e- the demands that afe constantly was printed tin the Congressionali Why should wo not keep the -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lvddick School closes May 19 with a pic­ Cooper and Hector C. Fenton, Esq, tweeen husband and wife, a rath­ being made for the overthrew of •Record of May IS, 1932, as a letter laws that will give such wonder­ entertained the following for dins- nic. Our teacher for the next term Gave Him His Which I suggest you read, A com­ er unique departure in these days (received by ? senator ’. Sheppard ful protection to.-ou'r youth, the fii- tier Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. M. the laws that have helped to keep will be Miss Hess of Gallon, a Start. plete history of the politics of the when martial infidelities supply bur nation sober, from Co!.1. George H. ipavis, head ture leaders of our .nation Morelock, Mr, and, Mrs., Scherer, former teacher of Colvin school. country from tlie beginning up to the (theme for so many dramas. (In speaking Of just one- liquor of the Salva&onS-Apny in pia't1 ' Temperance ,Society of.: 2t$tv and Mrs. V. Warman, Mr. and Ronald and Lazcll Weaver were The Buchanan Merchants, ex­ date of publication, in 1822, non- It is this romance of tlie Marryots joint where hundreds of boys and city: "Among more than'a’niillion Seventh Day Adventist, ■ Mrs. Clarence Butzbach and Mrv home over the. week-end. ponents of the national pastime in partisan, telling the, acts and plat­ enduring through the trials and girls were frequenters, the Chi­ pocir and :,unemployed- with whom- •1 « Buchanan;: Mich. > and Mrs. Charles Lydciick, all' of William Weaver, who was in­ this vicinity, are fortunate in the forms of every part, from the vicissitudes of the chaotic past cago Rccord-Herald on July 10, 1 '______i J j Ii I i s ” ___ j > * Coloma. There were four birth­ jured by a tractor passing over services of Herb Niles, former Big Whigs and Tories brought from thirty years that is said to add 1911, said: 'Tlie place is a beer days among the group and a large one of his legs, is improving as League, speed merchant, as coach. England in 1636, the first part of much power and strength to "Cav­ garden,’a dance hail and: a saloon bitthday- cake was the centerpiece. well as can be expected.. For Herb Niles, one of the great­ their existence, up to about 1770,: alcade.'’ (combined and is the rendezvous of 'Hr. and Mrs. Don Harris enter­ The William Weaver family est figures in the baseball world purely a social existence, as Eng­ The second romance starts with hundreds of habitues of tlie (red tained the latteT's brother and were entertained at a birthday of 25 years ago, has come back to land attended to all of the: politics a boy and girl affair between the (light district who go there night­ family of Elkhart to supper on ■supper in honor of Ronald and the quiet of the old homo town to of this country diiring that per­ Older. Marryot soil and Edith, the ly, besides hundreds of boys and Sunday night Lazell Weaver at the home of spend—well, perhaps not his de­ iod, but when the question of cut­ daughter of Mrs. Marryol's friend. yOung girls from every section of *ihe Home Economics club met their mother, Mrs, Leah Weaver. clining years, but the y'cn rs the ting loose from England began to It culminates in a happy honey­ the city,” In this same paper, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lee Crandall is assisting Will­ old eye and tlie old arm are not be agitated, they took, part, the moon, fated, for a tragic termina­ the evils pf saloons and [Speakeas­ Ernest Bunker. This will be the iam Weaver on the farm. cunning enough for the exacting Tories against our independence, tion when the Titanic, on which ies were described under the head­ last meeting of the season. rigor of big league play. Auct and did everything to prevent, they are passengers, goes down in ing: “Hundreds of Boys and Girls J^lrs; Angeline Watson, who has the coaching? Well, Buchanan while the Whigs were tlie ones we mid-Atlantic. Crowd Saloons, Speakeasies,” and been ill for some time, is better North Buchanan gave Niles his start in baseball had to depend upon for our suc­ The third is a modern-day sort the report declared that "Crap- at’this writing. Farming District and perhaps it is only fair that he cess. When tlie war was gained, of affair between young Joe Mar­ shooting', pool playing for money, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sullivan en­ pass some of liis skill and his tlie Tories then fought against tlie ryot, proud and handsome in bis dancing and singing were induigr tertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. knowledge of diamond science to formation of a strong central gov­ (officer’s uniform, and Fanny Brid­ ed in by hundreds in nearly a A.jt M. Hallorem and daughter, Mrs. Alice Clark was honored the succeeding generations. ernment and demanded State sov­ ges, a dancer, Who is the toast of score of saloons, concert halls, Miss Geraldine, Mrs. Ella Hatch on her S5th birthday Friday eve­ Niles began, his baseball career ereignty or what would have been London, but whose parents for­ chop suey parlors, beer gardens STORES and Miss, Mary Madigan, all of ning, when 31 grange members with the old Buchanan Blues as 13 separate and independent king­ merly were servants of the Marry- built back of tlie saloons with the Chicago. surprised her with a, program and a boy of sixteen years over thirty doms and was later in 1861 the (ots. Their affair persists tliru- heavens as roofs." ARE FEATURING... »fi. and Mrs. Andrew Kuss a social evening in her honor at years ago, but so pronounced was basis for the secession of the .out the war years, Fanny stead­ were entertained at a mushroom the ML Tabor Grange. It was his talent that he was speedily- southern states by the Democratic fastly refusing to marry Joe or diilner at the home of Mr. and Mrs, the regular grange night but the graduated to higher ranks: until party, the succesors of the Tories, discuss the matter until peace is Clarence Huss Sunday. social program was devoted to the he became known as the fastest In the interim that party has declared. Despite his protests E ig h t i't>. 3-lb. Mrs. Lois Burks, who has been occasion. Thirty-one were in at­ been on the wrong side of about she is" skeptical of the attitude of © player in either of the two main C o f f e e O’clock. i '7c bag ill for the past week is able to be tendance. After a program of national organizations. At his every issue. This time they have his family toward their marriage. SEE 49 out again. solos, readings, and community cottage at 401 E. Chicago Street the strongest hold on the country, Benjamin Geyer. a life-long res­ singing, the lecturer, Mrs. John he has a wealth of newspaper clip­ and the present outlook appears to Blasfunond RED CIRCLE COFFEE “Full Bodied” lb. 19c ident of tiic Bend of the River, Kinney read the birthday congrat­ ping's and trophies to prove his point more to an end of our form Egg Shipping Assoc, BOKAR COFFEE ‘‘Coffee Supreme” lb. 22c passed away Saturday night at ulations, including an original prowess and standing in the base­ of government that has been be­ M a l e s * BEECHNUT or WHITEHOUSE COFFEE lb. 25c Pawating hospital at Niles where poem by Mrs. A. F. Kami, of ball world in the early' years of fore, and leading to something af­ to Meet at Niles ho has been a patient for some which the last two verses were as ter the pattern of Mussolini. An'd See Better? the 19th century.. His title to M axwell time. follows: speed was won in a 100 yard The bool; was published by C. Tuesday Evening lb. Few have the gift of S5 years sprint against A1 Burch, left field R. Brodix of Chicago. 1058 pages Coffee - H o u s e That have proven a blessing to of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1906. cost me in October 1SS2, 86.50 and Harry J. Lurkins, Berrien coun­ you. Niles, an outfielder with the St. is well worth it and no one who ever read it Will vote again for the ty farm agent, and E. C. Bird, DEL MONTE or CONDOR COFFEE lb. 25c "Olive Branch The blessings of health-happiness- Louis Browns, had previously been farm agent of St. Joseph county, CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE lb. 27c L. Democratic party for anything. friends. selected as the fastest man in the will be the 'principal speakers at a HILLS BROS. COFFEE lb. 31c M jfand Mrs. Arthur Smool of These grangers, sincere and true. National League, and Burch had Respectfully, meeting of the Northern Indiana South Bend spent Sunday after­ Congratulations, best wishes, love, J. G. Holmes. PILES qualified as the speediest stepper and Southern Michigan Egg Ship­ o ------Suffer no more! Here's real relief at last for noon-in the Charles Smith home. And"through joy as well as tears; in the American. League. During ------ping Association which will be all forms of SMles—Blind, Bleeding, Itching and <*|§ > No. 2 Jggg ( Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams At So you’ve proved to all that same year he made a record Foulkes Instructs held Thursday evening, May 16, Protruding. l\izo Ointment docs all the things D el Monte were in Niles Friday to see a doc­ Success and glory of your years.” of 39 assists from the outfield beginning at 7:30 p. m. Eastern necessary, in the manner necessary. First, it C o m tor for Mr. Williams. Homemade ice cream and cake soothes—relieves the soreness which stood until four years ago, Farmers on How to Standard Time, in the Niles Farm­ and inflammation. Second, it. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Reese and were served at the conclusion, fol­ when Klein, playing with the Phil­ ers' Inc. hall, North Front Street, heals—repairs the torn tissue.! GRAPEJUICE A&P Brand pint 10c family of Elm Valiev visited in the lowing which all the guests wished adelphia Nationals, raised the Niles. Third, it absorbs—dries up ex­ NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 17c Joe Fulton home Sunday. Mrs. Clark many more happy Refinance Mortgage cess mucus and reduces the BAKED BEANS Quaker Maid 3 igc. cans 19c mark to 42 assists for the season. All poultry producers are invit­ swollen blood vessels which arc Ira Bee and wife and children birthdays. She has been the Chap­ The fact that Niles had made 39 ed to attend this meeting’. A Files. BREAD White Whole or Sliced l«lb. loaf 4c spent Sunday in the Russell Mc­ lin of both the Mt. Tabor granges in 111 games while Klein had Congressman George Foulkes delegation of the Soutli Bend unit Ta other words, Pazo doesn’t Laren home. and the Berrien County Pomona has requested that the Record re­ merely relieve— it tends to cor­ made 4- in 154 games was not will present plans and details of rect the condition of Files as a Dean Bowker came to the home granges for many years. considered as the record is based produce the following letter for organization. whole. of his grandmother, Mrs. Millie Mrs. Elmer Hall has been ill on totals for the season. the enliglitment of farmers, who Egg grading, handling and pack­ The method of application O lll Plekles £ 1 # ® Bowker" from South Bend last for the past two weeks. Niles dicl his first playing' with may be interested in securing a ing of egg's for shipment to an makes it doubly effective. Spe­ Thursday and is there ye.. The Junior Choir of the Buchan­ the Bhies at the age of sixteen. loan under the new Farm Refin­ cial File Pipe attached to tube Mr. and Mrs. Foster Robinson Eastern market will be discussed. rnnbles you to apply ointment PEAS Del Monte No. 2 size can 1 .5 c an Methodist Church delighted the Among his teammates at that ancing bill: Eggs will be shipped to New York high up in the rectum where it SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 19c and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of Bea­ Mt. Tabor Methodist church with time were Herb Roe, Will Brod- You are an applicant for a farm where the shippers find they make will reach all auccted parts. ton Harbor visited in die Millie several selections Sunday morn­ Thousands say Pazo is the only CIGARETTES 'T pkg. 10c carton'S 1.00 rick, Fred Ashby' and Herb Han­ loan under the New Farm Refin­ a net profit of 2 to 12 <•(. cents a thing that cvVr gave them real 'CameV'Cheetcrfield. Old Gold. Lucky Strike Bowker home Sunday. ing. Transportation for the mem­ over. The next year he played ancing bill. dozen above local prices. At Men­ relief. Thousands say it saved Ml. and Mrs. Clifford Wood and bers was furnished by Rev. Rice with Sturgis, Mich., and the fol­ If your mortgage has not al­ tone a carload of eg'gs is shipped them the need of an operation. daughter of North Liberty and and Dr. L. F. Widmoyer. Mrs. Get Pazo today and suffer no lowing year he went to Adrian. ready been foreclosed, you have each week, bringing close to 82,- longer. AU Mrs—Mildred Lewis of South Bend Rice was director. His first league experience came little to worry about at this time 000 to the shippers. This is be­ Flavors came to the Gene Sprague home Mr. ana Mrs. A. F. Kann en­ in 1901 when he played with as we expect to have the new ing sponsored by the Niles Farm­ Tlie Comer Drug 4 p k g s- Sunday and, in the afternoon they tertained sixteen friends at bunco Binghampton, N. Y., in the New loans ready during the coining- ers Inc. all Spent to the Foster Bowker and refreshments at their home York State League. Thence he summer. It will take better than home tos see the twins. last night. went to Birmingham in the South­ one year’s time to get possession FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Mrs. Rose Coon of Wabash and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Stearns had ern League, where he played one of your farm by foreclosure. Do Mr. 'and Mrs. Nobel Tmax from as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. year, leading the Southern League not .sign any deeds or waivers to, NEW PEAS, 3 lbs. ___*______25e Porter were visitors in the Joe Henry Swem of Galien. in hitting. On the strength of the farm. Fulton home over Sunday. James Hanover lost the point of his record, he was bought by the If your mortgage has already NEW POTATOES; :6 Tb£ ___ .-A - -I-Se* Helen McLaren of South Bend the thumb on his right hand in a St. Louis Browns of the National been foreclosed and the time for and Johnnie Clark from Kokomo burs saw while curing wood at his League, with whom he played redemption expires within the next N E W CARROTS, bunch __ — 5c were Sunday visitors in the Frank home Tuesday. during the seasons of 1905, 1906 three months, I suggest that you Clark home. Helen wem to Sun­ Supervisor Dean Clark reports and 1907. Thence he went to the see the mortgagee and ask him BANKRUPT day school. that lie has received one applica­ New York Yankees for the season what the least amount in cash, ho Firmon Nya and wife and Lysle tion tor a beer sales permit in the of 190S. He played during the sea­ will accept to give complete re­ Nye and wife were in Buchanan We pay \ (Market Prices.for Fresh Clean Eggs* township. son of 1909, 1910 and part of lease to the government. Make, Ask your A&P Manager for details* Saturday. 1911 with the Boston Red Sox. the best deal you can with him. Mu and Mrs. R. Belmke of He went to Cleveland during the as you will receive the benefits Chicago were Sunday visitors in Judge Hatfield season of 1911. Thence he went for yourself. thRube Waddell. appointment to appraise lands. Friday and Saturday ZvvergeL Niles stated that the Merchant’s * Don’t quarrel with tlie mortga­ l l l l f Orders closing hearing on claims squad contains some first class gee. He may need the money you iillsrti Tall cans Cocoa______12c were entered in the estates of though inexperienced talent. The Owe him to help save his owii Nonesuch Milk, tall cans 5c Mary Pullen and Mary Colm. game differs today from twenty, property elsewhere. Many farms Mustard, quart s iz e __ 13c Claims were allowed in the follow-1 and thirty years ago, he stated, are mortgaged for more than a W. J. MILLER ing estates: Catherine Haskins,! mainly in the greater liveliness of proper mortgage valuation. Each Peanut Butter Jacob B. Ellery and John Mowat. j the hall and the constant use of case will be decided on its merits, pint size. ;J f o r ____25c Undertakers' claims were allowed new balls, which greatly affects t am trying to help you. You help Lumber and Builders’ Supplies Corn, 3 cans f o r ______19c in the estates of William Putt- the hitting end of the sport. A me by maintaining friendly re­ Oranges,, 2 dozen _____ 39C hammer, Lydia Fisher, Richard few decades baclt a pitcher was lations with your debtor. Walton and William H. Morley. allowed to spit on the ball, grind Respectfully, Days Ave. at Chicago St. Phone 25 Grapefruit,. 5 for ____25c Inventories were filed in the es­ it. in the dirt and otherwise deface George FOulkes. tates of Eva Vutech, Ruben Gold­ it until it could hardly be seen'in ------o------Meats berg, Sarah Miller, Millie Lamp- poor light. A'ball was used until State Sells Over her, Oscar R. Sonnemann, Mary It was nearly worn out and during Rahn, Ruth McCormick and Mat- the latter period of use would be­ Pori; Roast______8c tie E, Hildyard, come “winged,” i. e., rough-sur­ 300,000 6-Mo. Pork Chops __ 13c Accounts were filed in the es­ faced, with projecting scuffs that Smoked Ham,, slic e ____15c tates of Hulda Lausch and Carl­ caught the air and affected its License Stickers Chuck Boast______19c ton A. Osgood. course. A pitcher would take s The administrators and bonds­ scuffed ball, smooth one side of it At the present time 9 half-rate Plate B o il______5c men were discharged In the clos­ by rubbing it with an emery cloth permits are being sold by Depart­ Bound Steak ______loc ing of the following estates: Frank and give it a deflection far great­ ment of State branch offices to R. Delisle, Caroline Lull. Flora. er than can be given to the one full rate 1933 motor vehicle FOR FINAL CLEARANCE All Kinds Cold Bleats Schwenk. Emelie Richter, George .smooth, new balls of today, when iioense plate. curves are limited to a few inches. Graham-Vaisc cfiiaials iiso i.ha telephone Frederick and Fred C. Wesner. At the time the half-rate per­ to call former employees bade to work On this account batting averages mits were placed O il sale, the ra-. were much lower in the old days, Window Penetrex Pene­ CarboJa Disin- tio, for, the first week was approxi­ trating OU Stain J DAYTON France Must Import Food when scarce half a dozen players mately three permits to one 1933; would bat. .300 in the big leagues. license plate; but the demand for' quart _ paint, 10 ibs. _ ©R&HAIW:* P li IfSE Although 50 per cent of the popu­ Players: then: resorted more often permits has been comparatively: running foot lation of France is engaged in agri­ to sacrifice, hits Of. one base; in­ steady so that department execu­ 33c G eneral Store cultural pursuits, that country is stead of the grand slams that are tives estimate that the present, ra­ 2 c 59c We Buy Eggs obliged to import foodstuffs1 to meet counted the box office attractions tio is 9 to 1. CALLS M IN TO .W ORK its demands. of the present day. It is estimated that slightly: Rub Goat flat Mr. and Mrs. Niles, live alone in more than 300,000 half-rate per­ Tea Spoons their cottage here, surrounded by mits have been sold. The depart-' Varnish, Satin Plumb Machinist a t TiLiFBawi the trophies and mementoes of ment originally purchased 300,000 Silver Plated Finish, quart , Hammer, 1 y> !b. JLady Attendant Ambulance Service the days: of his baseball fame. A blank permits. A second order “ITlii-.u we can reach tbcm /’ -says ail official of son, Harry Niles, is athletic direc­ of 100,U00 additional permits, was: 3c 49c tor and basketball coach at the placed so that at the present time:: 79c Graham-Paige Motors Corporation, ‘:we call our Green Bay (Wisconsin! Vocational 380,000 permits have been sent to School. the branch offices. people back to -work by' telephone. When they Swem Funeral Home Hickory The Merchant's coach was the Copper Carbon­ .House. have no telephones, we must -fall, back on post son of George F. Niles, a Civil The White Elephant Symbol Hammer SERVICE War veteran, who enlisted from ate Smut Treat­ Among tlie Burmese, the posses­ Handles ment, 4 lbs. Brooms cards. The telephone gets immediate action; MEASURED Buchanan. The six brothers also reared here are now all dead. sion of a white elephant stands as the post cards mean a delay of ,at least a ;day.J’ NOT BY a sign and symbol of universal sov­ 5 c 29 c 16c GOLD ereignty. Every Burmese king longs BUT BY THE Book1 Worms Gassed for the capture of such a treasure Other things being equal, applicants or (former GOLDEN Tlie lctlial chamber idea has been during his reign, as a token that liis —. BULK applied to book worms. A librarian legitimate1 royalty';is recognized !hy employees iriLliin 'casy reach ’-by teie- the unseen' powers: Wlien tlie ani­ in charge of valuable books at Bus- Runner’s Jikll ‘35Ilone usually are 1 called first ’ when Very Moderate Funeral Costs adenn, Calif!, lias devised a gas mal might have been'secured, but Hardware chamber in which oil the volumes goes instead to those whom lie re­ workers :■•••. are ...... needed. ■. ■>. : y? i . Phone. 610 Buchanan 202 Si Portage St. are submitted periodic-ally to a do- gards as liis enemies, the sign is all The Store' of the Big Sale worming process. the other way. ■THURSDAY, M AY 11,1933 THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PA G E TH R EE ’ Mrs. Jayne Hotchkiss attended: : Mr. and Mrs. John Luke visited James Flynn incurred a severe­ ' Master .Jack Russell, son of Mr. been employed by the Travelers. Mrs. M, P;. Snyder visited Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hickok were, 'and1; ;;Mrs... ;Sohfi, Russell,' .jb: i l l ' iat: Insurance Company of Hartford, ’ day at the home- of sisters at Sunday visitors-at the home of Mr the funeral of Willard: W. French, Friday at Valparaiso, Ind. ly sprained back when he fell from former Niles paper manufacturer, George Himmelberger was con­ a wagonload of wood Tuesday.. his home. Master Russell was Conn., being one of five who were * isOC^L Marshall, and Meringo, Mich. ■ and Mrs. Fred Thorson of Galien. scheduled to act as page for Bud employed out of two hundred ap- . Miss Mabel Rivers spent the The Missionary Society of the at Three Rivers, yesterday after­ fined to his home yesterday with Mrs. W. F. Boettcher returned Evangelical church met Tuesday noon. a severe cold. Friday evening from Westfield, Queen Nancy Carroll Himmelberg- plications; according to word re­ + P E I week-end at. the home of her Clarence Wooley of Berrien Wis., where she had nursed her er at the Blossom ball, hut was un­ ceived by his parents. He was mother near Burr Oak. afternoon at the home of Mrs.. Ed Philip Hanlin is expected home able to be present. graduated from the Field school Riffer in the Bend of the River. next week-end from Wabash col­ Springs spent Sunday at the home mother, Mrs. Amelia Borsack, Miss Gale. Pears is: expected. Mrs: V.. M. Spaulding, and. family of .Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lamb. two and a half weeks. Clarence Boettcher, son of Rev. maintained by the company with - Lome, the coming- week-end: from spent Monday near LaPorte visit­ Oscar Swartz returned Thurs­ lege, Crawfordsville, lnd., to "visit day from Hines, 111., on a furlough at the home, of his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Eura Florey and Mrs: J. J. Stanton of Sturgis is and Mrs. W. F. Boettcher-, has special commendations. — < Elgfin-, 111. ing- at the- home, of Velva Austin. expected to spend the week-end Mrs. Esther Ratliburn of Niles Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beaver spent of two weeks from, the veteran's and Mrs. M. L. Hanlin. son spent Sunday at Hammond at the week-end with the former's hospital there, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noaek and the home of the former’s parents. here and attend the Blossom Pa­ spent the week-end at the home : Mr, and Mrs. Max Cooper and rade with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. of Miss Irene Imhoff. mother near Monon, Inch, Mrs. T., J. Tormey of Niles is a Mr. and Mrs, Carl Noaek of Ben-: guest for a few' days -this week at ton Harbor will be Sunday guests son of Niles Spent Sunday at the Smith. Miss Cassie Marrs of Chicago is Mr. and Mrs: Charles Koons Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smitli and -a: guest of her sister, Mrs. John and daughter, Margaret, and Miss the home of her sister, Mrs. Will at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, home of Mr. and Mrs, Will Lei ter. Hess, Detroit St. Himmelberger. Mr. and Mrs. William Matzen- Mrs. Maude Peck will attend the Henry Best of Bakertown. Dorothy Babcock and Mrs. Alice funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs, Mrs. Rose McGinty and family Koons; motored to Vicksburg- Sun­ Mr. and Mrs: George Guyberson Mrs. Catherine Patterson and baugli of Mishawaka were Sunday of Niles were guests Sunday at daughter, Catherine, and Mrs, guests at the Carl Remington Myron Peck, which will be held at moved, to. Chicago yesterday to- day where they visited with, the Benton Harbor Friday afternoon. niake their home. former’s brother and familv. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul Meyers of Berrien Springs homo. Chubb. spent Tuesday' in the Edward and Mr. and Mrs. D. H, Miller of. Mrs. Peck died Sunday. Mr: and Mrs. James Siriganian Raymond Mitchell home. South Bend were guests Sunday Mrs. Belle ’Wagner was a. guest. ■ of Chicago spent the week-end i Mr. and Mrs. Marinus DcFouw at the home of the latter’s sister,; last week at the home of her at the home of the former’s broth­ and family, Benton Harbor, visited Mrs. W. E. Lamb and family. daughter, Mrs. Homer Randall, of er, M. Siriganian and wife. Sunday at the home of the for­ The Misses Phyllis and Doris Flint. She was joined there for THE FIRST OF ITS KIND IN SOUTH­ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chapman of mer’s sister, Mrs. B. Bouws and Lamb spent the week-end at the the week-end by Miss Minta Wag-; WESTERN MICHIGAN Chicago spent the week-end with family. home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mill­ ner and Edwin Wagner, who ac­ the former’s sister, Mrs. Matrix, Ray Brundage, former member er of South Bend. companied her home Sunday. at the M. L. Jenks home. of the state board of pardons and Mrs. J. E. Paden returned the Mr. and Mrs. John Rehm had as About two years ago, recognizing the very practical Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Bong-worth at present officially' connected fofe part of last week from Wash­ guests at their home Sunday, the Sunday and Monday and family were in Chicago Sat­ with the Michigan Banking Assoc­ ington, D. C„ where she had' spent former’s brother, C. F. Rehm, and features -of a side servicing funeral coach, we brought urday where they visited the iation, was a visitor in Buchanan the winter with her daughter, daughters, Florence and Ruth, of to our patrons this car of distinctive design and have World Fair buildings. Monday. Mrs. J. K. Tracy. Sturgis, and his niece, Mrs. Ralph Basil M. LeCave has secured a Arlin Clark, superintendent of Newland Schwartz, two year Persing and husband of Center­ “Bitter Tea o£ since made it position as manager of Milton the waterworks, who has been ill; old son of Mr. and Mrs, Richard ville, Devouris Inc., Florist, at 2S N. at his home for several weeks is Schwartz of Lake street, had, liis A number from Buchanan at­ Michigan Ave., Chicago. reported to be able to sit up and Collar bone broken Monday morn­ tended the services of the Rivet- Just a part of our regular equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pearson and to be improving very satisfactor­ ing when he tipped over the chair Park Church, of Christ at South son. will leave Friday to attend ily. in which he was sitting. Bend Sunday evening, to hear the General Yen” festivities honoring the birthday Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post were services conducted there by Evan­ of Mrs. Pearson's father, George and family of Ferndale, Mich., re­ among the Buchanan group at­ gelists J, E, Sturgiss and James The Childs Funeral Home Falts of Rochester, Ind. turned home Wednesday after tending the coronation of the Small, who were concluding a two This production is one of the Blue Ribbon features of The Misses Alene Huff and having spent the past week visit­ Blossom Festival queen in St. Jo­ week’s campaign. Among those Marguerite Kuntz and Lester Full­ ing at the home of Mrs. Flavilla seph Wednesday evening at the present from this city were Mr. 1933 from the book of the same name, A great sell- er spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Spaulding and other relatives. Shadowland ballroom. and Mrs. J. E. Arney, Mr. and Clifford Scameheorn of New Car­ Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Best Maynard Post will spend the Mrs. Enos Schram, Mrs. Nellie er anti a great show. Do not miss it. lisle. of Bakertown are the parents of week-end at the home of his par­ Boone, Miss Cleo Cook and DeLos family have moved from South an S lb, daughter born Sunday, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post. He Proseus. $ Senior Class Play Detroit street to the Weiss resi­ May 7. Mrs. Best is receiving will he among the play'ers of the dence vacated by Hubert Conant treatment at Pawating hospital in W. S. T. College band, which is to on Chippewa street, Niles. play at the blossom parade. I Mrs. Ronald: Bolster underwent Prof, and Mrs, E. D. Riebel vis­ Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Haslett had an operation for the removal of ited Sunday evening at the home as g-uests at their home Sunday, her tonsils at the Pawating- hospi­ Of Mr, and Mi'S. I. N. Barnhart the latter’s uncle, E. F, Gleason The King tal Saturday, returning to her while en route from Detroit, where and wife Of Benton Harbor, and home here Sunday. they had gone to attend the fun­ her mother, Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mrs. Levi Batten has returned eral of the former’s father, to brother, Howard Smith of the to her farm home between Buch­ their home at Napierville, 111. Bend of the River. Rides By anan and Galien, after spending Elsewhere in this issue will be Mrs. F. R. Montague was host­ .1 the winter at the home of her found an advertisement for ess, to tlie members of the Light daughter, Mrs. L. D, Bulhand. Greene’s of South Bend, advertis­ Bearers Society, made up of girls Mr. and Mrs. Will Thimm and ing high grade coats and dresses of the Presbyterian and Metho­ son, Paul, of Glendora, wrere the at less than half price during the dist churches, at the home of her dinner guests Sunday' at the home redecorating sale.—Adv. sister, Mrs. Albert McIntosh after Friday, of Mrs. Thimm’s parents, Mr. Minister accused of kicking a school yesterday. It’s UP! and Mrs. Elmon Starr. dog out of church. And the con- Mr. and; Mrs. H. G. Stark and gregation howled louder than the children, Bobbie and Jacqueline, dog. See the article in The Amer­ visited; over the week-end at the ican Weekly', the magazine distrib­ May 19th home of the former’s parents, Mr. uted with next Sunday's Chicago and Mrs. J. Stark of Lansing. Herald and Examiner. Mrs. C. O. Stuck and daughter, MJttan’s Shell Service station at High School Auditorium Suzanne, of Otsego, spent the Niles, located at Hickory' and llth week-end at the home of the for­ streets, is owned and operated by mer’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ethan Mittan, a former Buchanan S o’clock Howe. resident. Elsewhere in this issue Mrs. William McMaster of Chi­ you will find an announcement by- cago and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. Mittan. Hasten and two children of Ham­ Members of the Church o f the 21 u Tickets reserved at the Portz Food Shop mond w'ere guests Sunday at the Brethren on Sunday were given an home of Mrs. Jayne Hotchkiss. Opportunity to sign pledges never Wednesday and Thursday, May 17, 18 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton to bear arms against another na­ and daughter, Frances, of Gary tion in time of war and to pay spent the week-end at the home of taxes for war only under protest. 25c Admission to all Mr. and Mrs. M, L. Hanlin. The A number of the pledges were ladies are sisters. signed. Princess Sun. Mon. May 21.-22 10c extra for reserved seats.

Thursday, Friday for Michigan Motorists and Saturday

Here’s a real thrill for thrifty shoppers! . . : P lym outh Check: over these 5c and 10c items and see STANDARD ED CROWN how much a few nickels and dimes can buy. -.YOUR CHOICE'EACH^^-^-^-n^-v^ ^ - , AMERICAN HOME No. 1 GAS LINE Corn or Tomatoes can Sets The Pace! Grapefruit Tasty Segments Pineapple Tidbitl or Crushed In PRICE as well as PERFORMANCE It has always been a great gasoline. * . the best non** Quaker Oats Quick or Rejwtor --■5 ...... V 4 y L m a ? ; w d ! a ^ Palmolive Soap . Ethyl motor fuel you could buy\Now it’s still better. v ^ r ^ YOUR CHOICE EACH- It’s up in anti-knock! What does that mean? What Tomatoes American Nome * Cut Beans . FLOATING POWER advantages will you enjoy when yen- use this higher Wheaties The Kind that Skippy Likes Found in no other car in its price class. anti-knock gasoline? The answer W that. * . more Blue Bose Rice Extra. Fancy S-oz. convincing than any claims you might read here Crabapple Jelly "Vir1 tu m b le r The biggest value on the market, at a price which makes Giant P&G 3>°rs lOc 0:K. 3 ba„ l()c you wonder how any company can build so much White.- NaphtHavSoap. VellowSoap: . . . is the result you’ll get when you, actually drive car for the money! SILVER CRYSTAL— Finest Granulated your car with Standard Red Grown\in the tank. C Sugar 10=47 TRY IT ...Try 5 gallons lii yoiif\ owii ear Pure Cdnc Su§sr bu^only JQ. 4 8 c PRICED AT lbs« ip. • Drive in where you see the Mayonnaise- 17e Our Breakfast Q green, A O Helknonivs Blue-Ribbon; }.|h. green,b /c bogs; Red Cross . 2 P'ss-11 c familiar Red Crown globe Macaroni of Spaghetti: ■ISi-or* ]^ c Pillsbury’s n o u r 2t?g’lb‘ 7 3 c Olives I?r 49.lb. bagi$1.45 $530.00 to $675.00 and get 5 gallons or more of o«v«°' .8ranr p,6SUTisc N u t M argarine 2 >»- 1 5 ‘ Notional— Pim; Stuffed Manx. Came Agqln this ADVANCED Standard ------Fresh Fruits and1. Vegetables Red Crown Gasoline- Then NEW POTATOES, 5 lbs., ------17c: DELIVERED APPLES, Extra fancy Winesaps, lb.------5c put it to the test! Try it for BANANAS, lb. ------5c DRY ONIONS, fancy yellow, 4 lbs. ------5c run off next week. One students are trying to find facts summer dresses and they will lat­ direct parent education has: been District No. 3, Niles, Bertrand, the program in detail and will give went over to Niles last Monday By Boh Gladwish about our centennial. the: boys many new features in - - Despite the liberal attitude enr day will be put aside for field er have a unit on cleaning, wash­ accomplished in the Care of the Chairman, Fred Eaglesfield; com­ and swept the other teams taf events and the next day will be History ing, pressing and shrinking. first teeth of children and other missioner, Fred Andrews and 4 summer camp activities, The -Com­ their feet. Buchanan placed first faculty takes toward requirements mittee oh camping is sparing- no for graduation, some students given over to the track events. The eighth grade history stud­ Girls of the sophomore class are phases of health. An example -deputy commissioners. in all twelve events and won many Science ents have just completed the working on various types of archi­ which well illustrates parent edu­ District No. 4, Three Oaks, Bu­ efforts to make the camp the fin­ 1 seconds and thirds. In other words find it • extremely difficult to est ever attempted by the Council emerge from within the portals For the first time this year the Study of the Spanish American tecture and interior decorating. cation is the immunizing of the chanan, New Troy, New Buffalo, J the meet was all Buchanan trorn war and the problems presented children from diphtheria. Tins in spite of the.reduced weekly rate of om* school with a diploma in students of the physics class are They will also he engaged in tire Sawyer, Baroda, chairman, Fred which W'ill: go into effect this year. <- K start to finish. four years. seeing light. from the territory acquired in the study of floor plans for a short depends entirely upon the consent Edinger,' Three Oaks; vice chair­ Ellis covered himself with glory They are investigating the the­ Carribean Sea and the Pacific of the parents and when It Was The activity program will be With an average grade of a time. man, Frank Habicht, Buchanan; changed a great deal and the ban- ■ . for the locals by taking first in little better than a C, a student ory that light is In a form of a ocean. An interesting book on the first suggested, many were Oppos­ commissioners, Lynn Edinger, L. ’ all three events that he entered. wave motion. They are also study­ Revolution was brought in by Ma­ ed to it. dicraft department will add such here may saunter forth with a E. Stevens and Bred Sizer. new f eatures as pounded brass and He now holds the county Class C coveted diploma—providing he has ing the refraction or bending of rie Montgomery. However this innoculation has District No. 5, Cass County, . and D records in, these events rays of light and also starting the WinnefS in an impromptu test been successfully performed to chairman, Carl Herb; commission­ copper projects, metal steijcilihg, : which are: pole vault, high-jump, his full quota of seventeen credits. tne majority of children in school miniature radio set construction Previous to the installation of study of lenses and optical instru­ over the points remembered from ers, Josef Caul’fman, Clarence etc. . , 4 and high-hurdles. “Aug Topasn the present system, a student ments. previous chapters were Joe Bach­ under sixteen years of age, Last Carey, Rev. Oughton of Dowagiac • and.“Fete" Donley were next in year three hundred seventy-five New types of evening programs , could graduate with a D average. Chemistry man and Clyde Shaffer. It seems that our school has and aiax Fuller of Cassopolis. will also be introduced, and with ! i line for honors when they won Now, however, with 34 honor The chemistry students have At the present time, the eighth gone in, for originality. Some of children were immunized for life District No. 0, Watervhet, Colo- i two firsts. ’fopash won the shot against diphtheria, and this year, some changes on the water front, -y points needed tq graduate, the been enthusiastically studying the grade students are studying the : the senior girls have taken to ma, Berrien Springs, Eau Claire, the camp will be even more pop­ ' put and- mile run while Donley student lias to maintain an aver­ metals such as magnesium, zinc, World War. bicycles for exercise, others to two hundred more are being* giv­ Millburg; chairman, C. I. Monroe; won ths 10U yard dash and 2zo en the innoculation. Out of about ular- than it has even been in the . age slightly above 'a C. Five hon­ and mercury. Michigan lias air Mathematics horses, Doesn’t make much dif­ commissioners, Alex Cale, Carl past. i yard dash. ‘ Dee \\ caver. Of the or points are given for an A; three most the monopoly on the produc­ Students taking algebra are ference. They all came to school S50 children in school under 16 Ferguson and Harold Crocker. ' Joq'alsi broke his own record of years, this makes quite a majority Last year 52 per cent of the “ for a B; one for a C; none for a tion of magnesium. Magnesium learning how to tmd square root bow-legged. Dee Weaver is sport­ Tne Executive Board headed by membership of the Council was in ‘ last year in the half mile by four- D; and for every E obtained. Qne< is the modern light metal coming of numbers and how to reduce ing the latest thing in haircuts. The immunity requires six months Louis C, Upton of St, Joseph, and kteriths of a second. Ellis also to be built up and has almost no camp. This year with the new honor point is subtracted. These to the front in airplanes and rac­ surd expressions to their low.est You can't even keep the girls composed of 31 men representing types of programs, tlie feducedwS* : brokd the high-jump record by U marks, of course, are the semes­ ing car production. terms. away from him now. All the girls effect on the child though some the terms of the Area, create the v d'f an.lneh and the pole vault rec* of the older children do have a rates and a most capable staff ter averages. At tno end of each Biology Geometry students are studying have blossomed forth with new policies and program for the en­ instructors the organization feels t ord by nine inches. The . relay semester, the averages are com­ The biology students gave a regular polygons and how to In­ white shoes. That is, they were slight reaction. tire organization. This hoard ; lerun 'of ‘tne 'locals alqd knocked ‘The parents were influenced to that the camp will be the nmst piled and the honor points are sigh of relief, when their work scribe and circumscribe circles white until they got here. So, it meets every three months and the successful in the history of the o lt one-tenth, of a second off determined. about reproduction was finished. about regular polygons. might be more fitting to say that allow their children to be innocu- district boards meet every two f >7their own,1 record made m 1931. t lated through the efforts of Mrs. council. • ’ This system fakes effect this They are now studying how plant Solid Geometry classes are tak­ the girls are wearing gray shoes. months. The camp committee will meet f ■ The loams entered in the meet year, and ,ome students are en­ and animals can be improved, ing up measurements of spheres Six senior girls are showing- new Lamb and the doctors she asked The Board of Commissioners i *\\ qr&:‘ Bucri.-nan. Berrien dpriags, to speak to the parents. The again at the lake this week Sat­ countering their difficulties al­ Mendel’s law', and methods of se­ and tiieir areas, also the ratio that permanents and Mrs. Dunbar has meet with the Boy scout Execu­ urday to complete its inspection* -" ‘kTUtee Oaks hard Sr.'John of Ben- ready.* Some have not a semblance lection of different animals and exists between two spheres. They been going around with one eye first of these lectures was given tive Oscar Noll each month to fturr Harbor. /.The. score . of :’the to the P. T. A. about five years: of the property and: equipment.” ' of., the required thirty-four honor plants. are finding the area of a lune. nearly closed. We haven’t come to check the activities and progress Frank Arndt of Dowagiac is the inert wgis’i Buchanan. 'SO-;. Si. John, {Joints:' some have’’ as"16\v’ as ten 6th Grade, Miss Abeil Languages any conclusion concerning this but ago by Dr. Bosenberry of South: of every troop. Troops are vis­ ■28; Bf-rnen Springs. 13: Three Bend, a child specialist. The chairman of the committee. He and under. We are glad to have Lewis Fas- The French 11 class has for it’s either something new in facial ited by tlie commissioners every expects to announce tlie personnel ‘Daks. ’ -0. , " , ' . The purpose oil this system is to coe with us again. the past Week been reading short expressions or just a bad cold. next year Dr. Pearl and Miss month.___ All troop units meet every *'. Below is given a key to list-of Hutzeli, his assistant, of the State j-Week. of the Camp Staff about May 1, bring up the standard of the work Mrs. Lamb made a general phy­ stories which are Written in the Speaking of seniors, at the sen­ ------o------^West's: . 1 -,f ... . . done. Many schools and a ma­ sical examination of the grade pu­ French language. ior play practices it seems that Department of Health, spoke to -me organization now has 1806 nicans* Buchanan, BS|’ meaiis jority of colleges have adopted pils last week. She found in our Indirect discourse has been the the so-called dramatists work up the parents, and also Dr. Mille^ of j hoys in ail units and 506 men reg- -BGmrien Springs. SJ means St. 'this’’system. Heretofore a D room: children with decayed sec­ study of the Latin 9 class, an enormous appetite. It has been South Bend,t, a another---« child special “'-1 istered in leadership capacity. The -John, .Tucanoans Three Gaks. student could graduate with a ond teeth, 7; Children with decay­ “The Unwilling Vestal,” a hook arranged that someone is to bring 1st, ;spoke on health. About tills organization is keeping up its pro­ High huitUes. time, IS-4, Ellis, very low average, but that stage ed first teeth, 2; children who pertaining to Latin, .has been something- in the way of refresh­ tame meetings of the mothers of gram during these distressing B, 1st: Rolen. B, second: Stouffer, has been passed. With persons have had all dental work com­ completely read by those Students. ments, such as graham crackers, each grade were held at which the times by enlisting still more vol­ SJ, tldid; umi Dunkeiberg BS ith. with marks such as these receiv­ pleted during the year, f :; children .10. II a n d XX English cookies or fudge to practice to grade teachers spoke to the par­ unteers to guide the boys and to W. C. T. IX It\t ytl dash, time, 1I-! Dou't-j, sustain them until they arrive ents, and Mrs. Lamb explained the ing a diploma, this coveted p.uoh- with enlarged tonsils and ade­ This isn’t February, but the keep up the standards of Scout­ :Speak out in acts; tlie lime B, 1st; Deeds, B. 2nd; Hamman, ment was more or less cheapened. noids, 9, those who have had ton­ sophomore English classes are home. We’d suggest, however, work that was being done in the ing. BS, 3rd and Williams SJ, -ttli. The new system tends to place sils and adenoids removed this studying the speeches of Abraham that the graham crackers be sub­ school on health. Since then there for wolds has passed, and Mile run, time, 5-11-9. Topash, the diploma out of the reach of year. 5, defective eyes, 3; correc­ Lincoln. mitted rather than fudge, because have been other speakers and B, first, Pullano, SJ, 2nd, Hogue, the student who plans to graduate tion during this year, 2; more than The juniors have been working you’re taking a big cliance when meetings of the mothers for the deeds alone suffice. BS third, and Collings. B, 1th. without any extra effort on his 10 per cent underweight, S; defec­ on tbe unit comprised of the novel you indulge in a senior’s fudge! purpose of parent education, not­ 4*10 yd. dash time, 54-2, Weaver, part at all! tive ears, 1; number examined, 45. and short story. Some of the au­ To look at some of the girls in ably among which Were the two B, 1st;’ Batchelor. B, find; Godfrey, Music thors being studied are John Gals­ our school, you’d think that they visits Of Dr. Ida Alexander, an in­ America Should If the Corks Start Popping Again B, third, and Buvgoyne. BS, 4th’ Students ami the Centennial The string ensemble, under the worthy, Booth Tarkington, Edith were eighty years old. For ex­ structor from the Michigan De­ By A. ML "Wells Low hurdles, time. 29.6, Donley, By Mary Irvin direction ot Mr, Robinson, wall Wharton and others. ample, take Vivianne Vv’issler. She partment of Health, who has spok­ Believe in Scouts Someone will say that the corks B, 1st; Jesse B, 2nd, Patten, SJ, In the month of July, 1933, Bu­ play for the Mothers’ Club today, The Italian Renaissance arid has been Walking around as if en. to Buchanan parents at Weil are popping now. But- if the IStfc - 3rd; and Sexton BS, 4th. chanan will celebrate one hundred * The music department of Buch­ French prose have been studied by every step were her last. On in­ attended meetings. amendment is ever repeajgd, ajid 220 yd. dash, time, 24-S; Don­ years of esistance. A real cen­ anan high school has played an the senior English class for the quiring about it we found that she ------o ------The following are “The Thir­ our state or federal 'government,^, teen Reasons Why” America ley, B, 1st; Deeds, B, 2nd; Will­ tennial is going* to be commem­ active part in the baccalaureate past week. had gone out for track practice; “Horoscope for May” again licenses the sale of intoxi* • iams, SJ, 3rd, and Led or. U. 4tli orated. services in Galien for the past Tlie English Essentials test, the from lac!*; of exercise she sort of By Doris Campbell should believe in the Boy Scouts; eating liquors, there will be f. SS0 yd dash tune, 2-15-8. Cnpe, A greater part of ths school years, and w'ill continue to do so Gamma test, has been taken by stiffened up. Her twin has been People born in the month of 1. Hundreds of thousands strong thousand corks popping to where B, 1st; Brewer, B. 2nd; PijUano, children of today have descended by sending the mixed choir to the sophomores, juniors, and sen­ sort of slow in movements lately, May are inclined to be temper- Boy Scouts organized, trained and there is one now. I am not a pro­ SJ, 3rd, and Wpaiae, BS, -Uh. from the first inhabitants of the sing* at their services on May 21. iors. The medians for the classes too. Can’t be too much exercise mental. They are passionately resolved to serve God, native land phet, but if the booze gang- is al­ Pale vault, height 10-6, Ellis, B, city. This is ons reason why It was a little undecided as to were: sophomores, S9; juniors, 95; on her part! fond of dill pickles, merry-go- and mankind. lowed to legalize that fire-water 1st; Stouffer, SJ, Patten, SJ, D, they should take an active part in whether or not the high school and seniors, 6. The median for The seniors rather dominate this rounds, heliotropes, hand-painted 2. Scouting reveals the way, of hell, here are some of the "■ Topash. B, and Marrs, B,- all tied the festivities. This fact alone band would play in the Decoration the three classes together was 94. column, but that’s to be expected mustache cups, and glass door­ quickens the pace and illuminates tilings that will happen: -» for 2nd. No third Or fourth. should bring forth enthusiasm Day celebration, which will be Many books have been read by when they are just about to leave knobs. They are kind-hearted tne path that leads to the truest There will be a greater crime High jump, height 5.S, EUis, B, from the students. Right now held May 30. However, word has the students during the month of us. They are all going around with souls on the whole, but will, on Americanization of American buys wave than ever before in' the his­ 1st;. Harnmon, BS, Wearne, BS these children are. the inhabitants. been received that they are to April. Those reading the largest dazed looks on their faces. They 3. Because tbe chosen play tory of our country. provocation, completely annihilate ground of Boy Scouts is the great and Storey SJ all tied for second. They should be proud enough of play as a part of the program in number of books and of the best declare if it isn’t irregular French anyone who chances to annoy There will he a wholesale in- . No third or fourth. their community to exert all their- the forenoon, and play in Galien quality during April for the sopho­ verbs, it’s government taxes. Phy­ them. However, they are unusual­ undefiled out of doors. crease of poverty among the lab­ Broad Jump, distance 19,7, Rol­ powers to make this time an for the afternoon performances mores was Margaret Richter, 15 sics problems get them down as ly lenient with persons flaunting 4. Scoutmg arouses an interest oring classes. F en, B, 1st; Storey, SJ. 2nd: Jesse, event to be remembered. held there. points; for the semester, Pauline well as English test. It won’t be glasses or pink neck ties. in ’ tlie highest civic aspirations of The home life will sink to B, third, and Hamman, BS, 4th. In one hundred years they hope Agriculture Topash read the largest number long till they wish they were hack Those who first graced this the community, develops an abid­ depths before unknown. There will Shot put distance 3S-2Vt, To­ to have their descendants cele­ Unit four, “Maintenance of of books. She had 43 points. here suffering, and they’re just ing passion for law and- order, be indescribable neglect and abuse world with their presence in May champions respect for property pash, B, 1st: Storey, SJ, 2nd, Den- brate a bi-centennial. Unless they Health of Horticultural Plants,” For the juniors, during the beginning to realize it now. are, furthermore, gifted with all of wives and children. no, B, 3rd and Batchelor, B, 4th. do their part now, they cannot ex- is being studied by the tenth month of April, Thomas Quirk The annuals will be distributed sorts of talents which, of course, constituted autliQrity and mar­ Accidents and deaths by auto­ Relay time, 1-40-S, Buchanan, l pect their posterity to do so.. grade agriculture class. read the largest number of books about May 19, the day of. the sen-/ .vary according to the individual shals tlie virtues of mankind that mobiles will be greatly multiplied Donley. Deeds. Leiter and Weaver Considering the past, present A debate, resolved: “That ship­ with 47 points; while for the se­ ior play. By the way, don . . . t miss, - gome are very adroit in the art of guarantee a government of the And automobile insurance greatly ping by truck is the most econom- mester Ethel Sibley was the cham­ the play. It'sr'c?. bound nrm nr to1-r\ be ho a sue-'cnn. / hemmi. han^ s* . es_ %vhile others ex people. increased. - cal means of transporting freight” pion book reader with 71 points. cess with the dignified cast they cell at ditch-digging. 5. Because the motto and the It will add thousands to the is being neld in agriculture class Commercial Department have—such as Bob Ellis and other However, they have tiieir- idib- oath and law of Scouting help tlie army of unemployed. Millions of twelve. What! A man dictating in the such people! syncracies—even, as you and I. boys cut their paths, straight and dollars now used for nomex, edu­ Girls’ Athletics shorthand room ? Don’t be excited, For instance, they go wild at tlie clean. cation, food, clothing, autofnob'ilqs I All the girls’ gym classes under it’s only one of the new records mere sight of a cream puff and IS. Scouting challenges body and and other conveniences of life* jthe supervision of Miss Rocken- being Used for review in short­ often get so violent as to become soul, routs mischief-making Idle­ will he spent for booze and gamb- • bacli, have been practicing for the hand. The material covered con­ W ho’s Who quite unmanageable* ness and fills tlie self-directed ling, or lost in the saloons. track meet whicn. will take place sists of word signs (frequently re­ Among* the immortals born, in hours of boyhood -with life, libe.cty The laboring classes and masses Monday, May S, after school hours curring words) and Common By Bob Ellis May _ __are: Tarzan__ of the Apes, and pursuit of happiness, will, be compelled to pay most of The girls have also been play­ phrases. Charles Blake, the great hum->j\facieiine’ Hamilton, Sonny Riley, !l. 7. Scouting teaches .that kind- tbe taxes. Tlie wealthy are favor­ mm yomtfluwiHWB ing tennis and volley ball for tbe While these are being dictated orist, has run up against some iHpbin Hood, Eddie Roleii, B a fb ra ­mess is .strength—-knows, no fear ing repeal because it will relieve past Week. on the victrola, Miss Chandler has very serious competition in, his -*Hamilton, Bruce Ernst and Rob- and helps others at all times. the rich miser. A very special arrangement enables us to offer our subscribers Journalism the opportunity to go about the' humorous antics, action and out­ ert Watson. S. Scouting- is a school of pla.v, It will lower our educational the most, sensational magazine values of all time. For just a, The journalism class has finish­ room and correct anj' mistakes bursts, This fellow' is none other .preparedness, and patriotism that standards as a' nation by increas­ fraction more than the price of this newspaper you can obtain? ed the study of editorials. They Immediately. than Edwin Russell Artliurliultz, fashions, the: bodies, minds and ing the amount of illiteracy. one c£ these Gne Club Offers. wrote expository editorials, and These records are fixed so they or otherwise known to his admir­ Madamoiselle - character of hoys, It will reduce tlie average V . _■ vvjfli they have also been reporting ’will either run slow or fast. This ers as “Arthur Edwin Russel- r S. Scouting teaches every boy length of life and increase the Pathfinder (Wkiy), 2i;issuss dramas and photoplays. Material : enables the class to gradually hultz.” He is known for his quiet, Gets Foot in It to tackle every job with tools Of •death rate among the people for " build up speed. dry, and pleasing humor. He fair­ cheerfulness, patience, * cour.’.esy, whom Ciirist died. ’• Household Magazine, I yr. . was. given over the “Trend of the obedience and loyalty and mastery There will he more individual, Modern Day Newspaper.” Tlie bookkeeping class is now ly breaks up the commercial law- A French letter was being read Good Stories, I yr. ' p working on their December unit of class with his quaint remarks and: will be theirs because they are corporate, political and newspaper Shop and M echanical. Drawing1 in Miss Shriver’s senior French prepared. : lying than'ever before, hjnvvspapt - illustrated Mechanics^!ryrX f i l l Karleigh Riley, Tom Marrs, Bill the bookkeeping set; this will bird imitations. class last week, which proved to * complete the set. They now have His imitation of a hoot of an 10. Scouting- is a plan of edu­ ers are saying there is more American Poultry Jrnl;, { yr., n * | ®fambi Garson: Donley and Chan- be very funny. The girls were cation that bridges the gap be­ drinking now, they will ;say there dos Jackson have finished their closing statements to make. owl is said to be worth walking giggling and squirming around (as The Farm Journal,, I yr.’'" In the beginning typing classes, miles to hear. The pitch is never tween knowing and doing-, brings is less drinking then. year's work. All of these are girls will). More laughter follow­ forward the timid and humbles tile It will cause the return of the . from the advanced mechanical Ethel Siblej' has received her perfect and the resonance is pleas­ ed. '1 THIS NEWSPAPER ONE YEAR “Competent Typist Certificate,” ing to the ear. Not only can he. bully, makes tlie weak, strong saloon; and tlie new saloon will be drawing class. “I don’t know whether you’re and crowns physical courage ivltii. worse than the old because of the Some of the freshman, hoys This test was taken about a month hoot like an owl, but he sings a laughingiieiune' at meme or the letter,"letter.” statslat- [ valor ; ago, with, a speed of 43 words per very beautiful tenor and his rendi­ popularization of drinking. feus have done some excellent w'orli ed1 Miss Shriver looking up. 11. Scouting embodies a code of There will be more bootleggers pun .this past year in shop. Some of minute for ten minutes. She also tion of ,-L’Armour, Tourjours L’ But woe to one! They were not holds a membership in “Senior Or­ Armour," “Kiss Me Again,” and self-discipline that commands boys^and speakeasies than at present •£S^ c i the best made projects w'ere done laughing at either the letter or to talk clean, live clean, and fignt [They will peddle booze to escape by George Semple (game table) der of Artistic Typists.” “JKasbmira Love Song,” are: simp-: Miss Shriver. Marjory Camp­ An important duty of the advan­ ly wonderful. . His voice is said to clean, even as the immortal Roose- kthe tax. and Spencer Kohlman (porch bell had solemnly caught her foot velt played the game. \ I hope that none of the above e Woman's World, I yr. swing.) ced typing class has been the con­ be nearly as fine as that of Rich-: in Anita Andrews’ chair and for struction and writing of different ard Crookes, famous opera and 12. Scouting is* a mighty but­ filings ever happen. I sincerely - Pathfinder (Wkly),. I yr: . General Science some reason could not remove it. tress to home and school and it tr.iist that; we shall not allow this . ■ The biology class is studying forms of letters. These letters radio star. Edwin always sings Indeed, it was funny. Needlecrsff, 2 yrs, * were written so that the students to the accompaniment of a Jew'’s kindles a fire in the iireasts of blgt-headed, little-eyed, - narrow- outdoor life. T he, study of the lines “Perhaps some of the gallant boys that drives' them forward*— minded, hair-brained, dollar-god, - V Good Stories, S yr.'v_ of animals, birds and plants. will know how to compose clear harp, his. favorite instrument. young men of the class may help and forceful letters. ■ “Pete” Donley, Dayton’s great crusaders in the moral and spirit­ bo.pze gang to. again .legalize li- Successful Farming, I yr.\^ ■ Citizenship D-10 in removing- her foot,” said Miss ual world. qixw: but that the good people of The students of Mrs. Whitman’s 9th-English ’ cinder artist, .has at last come out Shriver. Not that Marjory want­ and confessed what his: life’s am­ 13. Scouting beckons and calls the t nation will arise .with one - THIS NEWSPAPER ONE YEAR 9th and 10th grade citizenship Students have finished, their ed her foot removed. . / , minii, and one accord, and re­ English Essentials tes-t and those bition is, He says, “I ahvays to patriotic men to love, lead and ’>2&Sj£&s5»=-'F classes are studying the govern­ So gallant Eddie Rolen helped, serve the sons of America. mora' this hell-born, tragic traffic ment of the states. . • scoring the highest were Dorothy thought I’d like to be a small town and Gler.n .Tesse uid his best, to Brown, Una. Kelley and Eleanor politician until a couple of months , President Hoover- said: "I know from \our fair land. : ■ ■ ■ .... History 10 keep the piiair from jumping from of no other form of Anierieiiniza- bsSI ' The students,of the tenth grade Miller, who scored 100. The med­ ago. Since that time I have been the' floor; and: last of all; Lee Don­ ian in September was 57 and w.as influenced to : become # ’ dairy tion that so produces real Ameri­ Ea.rlli Steam* Runs -Factories I* have studied the conditions in the ley rendered his ' services. A cans.” ." 1 far East, of China and1 Japan, al­ raised to So this month. . farmer and live a* few miles out quarter of an hour had elapsed Steaiii from the interior1 of the Milburn Shafer has shown the of the city, and have a nice loving 1 Theodore Roosevelt said: “The so including , other 1 eastern coun­ and Marjory again walked, and Boy Scout Movement is distinct­ earth iii volcanic Italy runs facto­ tries' around about "the* time of greatest improvement fit this wife.” Pete certainly has very high with both. feet. ries andytrolley cars of Larderello work. His mark was 40 in Sep­ notions of love, his second choice ly an asset to our country for the GSElfISERSSS:', 1900. - o - development of efficiency, virility and 'otlieu Tuscan towns near Flor­ History 12 tember and soared to 96 at the end was to be. a cowboy. Offer*’ of the year. ! Miss Vivianne Wissler. heard him, When Steel Pens Were Costly .and good citizenship.” ence. Please send me'yourj(D - - The students of the twelfth Tile 1S30 steel pens cost a shil­ Warren G. Harding said: “I am V grade: 'civii government class have Material was given the: stud-: give his confession, and it became ents on Shakespeare -and the lhea- contagious.,-;, i Shefrsaidj she. always ling. each/in,)Lgndbn,-., anjlrjinfUmsi. with, the Scout-movement heart * ■ *'■' A 'ged^Italiausl Pastim e;* ’• * *v » „ ~\ • — pft: - been1 studying the system of: mak­ gri'dFsouL' TtftisN-' an;,- organization ing, laws, and taxation;' ^and its ter of his time. - Af^bYiefSoitlinel waiitedCj to ‘bg 'aS'dbdt'da’js iyif ev. driys.' •Willie* af$. men in Italy ‘spend of his method of'constructing-Jiisi Inciffentaily^'taY^iigtabqiit'Smbi- iTlfouglf a f quill’could be"'bought for teaching'the ■'spiri t?of' service: and source. "Last. Thursday i-Mbi Stark honor which we must always have their days i'n -leisure, aged women gave a-speech before "the class tragedies was studied,land the ‘last tion, Idid you ’ know AleneUlilby’s a halfpenny, the steel pen soon knit ceaselessly, or 'weave some­ Strae^crR^F. work of tlie year was.begun by ambition.is to be, a “Broadway in our citizenship. I wish every about the local tax situation. This Butterfly ?” Waynes Smith and ousted it: be'canse of its longer life. boy in America could have the ad­ thing, or min'd the great-grandchil­ speech was very good, and proved studying “Julius Caesar,” The steel pen is now, being shelved' Home Economics Lowell Batchelor w'ant to he un- vantage and honor of being in the dren, or splaslq white, red and green Towns bd Stated——, very satisfactory to the class. It. for the fountain pen. Boy Scout organization. garments in nreming straams. happened- to .be. along the line .the The seveuth grade irls of Miss * dertakers ? Rosemary Thompson r£ 'n v tf' -\ t

THURSDAY,. M A¥ 11, 1933, THEJ B iim ir u N C O U N TY iiicd drtiD if Adi M^b

COMMISSION PROCEEDINGS ls t insei'tion May, 11; last May 25 Building & Loan Association, a thence southerly with the top. of 3rd, A. D. 1923, and recorded in Regular meeting " of the City STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Pro­ corporation, dated April . iith,.; toe bluff to an iron pipe Fifty-one toe office of the Register of Deeds Commission held iii the Commis- bate Court for toe County of 1927 and recorded in the office of (51) feet due south from the north; for Berrien County, Michigan, on missions chambers on. Monday . Berrien. the Register of Deeds for Ber-: line of this tract.; tlience west par­ May 4th, A; .D. 1923, In .Liber. 149 evening, May 1st, 1033 at 7 :30 p. At a session of said court, held rien county, Michigan, on April allel with the north line of this of Mortgages on page 89, and af­ nv. at the Probate Office in the city 16th, 1927 in Liber 143 of Mort­ tract Two Hundred Seventy and terwards assigned by Henry Meeting was called to order by of St. Joseph in said county, on gages on page 518, being in de­ seven-tenths (270.7) feet to an Schaub and Mary E. Schaub, hus­ Mayor Merson. Commissioners toe 9th day of Alay A. D. *1933. fault-and the power of sale con­ iron pipe in the east boundary of band and wife, to George N. Bax­ present were Merson, Hiller, Hath­ Present: Hon, Alalcolni Hatfield, tained therein having become op­ St. Joseph Avenue; tlience north- ter, by assignment -of mortgage Ott SELLING away, Beistle and Graffort. -■■■-. Judge of Probate. In the Matter erative, notice is hereby given with said east boundary Fifty-one dated 'August 15th; A. D. 1920, «EEHESUITS Minutes of previous- meetings of the Estate of Benjamin C. Gey­ that tlie said mortgaged premises (51) feet to the place . of begin­ and’ recorded ‘ in the office of the ; were read and approved. er, deceased. Ebern C. Geyer hav­ will he sold as provided by law in ning. Register of Deeds for Berrien Chairman of me finance com­ ing* filed in said court his petition cases of mortgage foreclosure by Dated May 4th, A. D. 1933. County, Michigan, on September mittee read the bills for tlie month praying that tlie administration of advertisement, at the front door ol’ Reliable-Home Building & 9to, A. D.-ly2d, in Liber 7 of. As­ Loan Association, Published by .Christian Science .Church of April which were as follows: said estate be granted to Ebern toe court, house in tlie city of St. signments of Mortgages on page . HOR SA LE THE RECORD PRINTING CO. Sunday School at 9:45 a. in. General Fund, $18ol.52; High­ Geyer or to some other suitable Joseph, Berrien county, Michigan, Mortgagee. 86 and. afterwards assigned by A. B. McClure, way Fund; $346.9S; Water Works person. cm July 31st A. D. 1933, at ten Burns & Hadseli Eda .Bi1 Baxter, Executrix- and. FOR SALE—Guaranteed Singing Sunday service at 11 a; m. Sub­ Fund;. $5u9.32; Poor Fluid, $5.65; ■ It is Ordered, that the Sth day o’clock A. if. Eastern Standard Attorneys for Mortgagee Trustee under toe will of George canaries for Mother’s Day, Mrs, Managing Editor ject, “Mortals and Immortals." Entered as second class mattei Cemetery Fund, $1925; Total, of Juno A. D. 1933,. -at ten o’clock time. Tlie amount due on said, Business Address: N. Baxter; 'deceased to Clara 43, Biclc Smith. 19t,tp Wednesday evening meeting- at 735.72. ill tlie forenoon, at said probate mortgage at toe date of this no­ Niles, Michigan. Jewell,i\by . assignment of mort­ November 20, 1919, at Buchanan 7:45. In addition to the above, bills office, be and’ is hereby appointed tice roi: principal and interest 4s. gage. dated- March 2Sth, ..A. D. FOR itSLNT, Michigan, under the act of March Reading room located in the were read to be paid from the R. for hearing said petition; tlie sum of Three Thousand Three 1st insertion Apr 20; last July 13 j.933 "andir.ecordQd in the office of 8,1879. ‘ - " church at Dewey Avenue and Oak F. C. account amounting to $1,- I t is Further Ordered, That pub­ Hundred Forty and 50-100 ($3,- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE ; the. Register; of-‘Deeds for Berrien RENT FREE to right party for Subscription Price street, is open each Wednesday 281.42. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ 340.50) Dollars. The description A mortgage given by Elza Wol-. County, Michigan on April 14th, small services, rendered. Phone. Berrien and St. Joseph Counties, afternoon front 2 till 4. * . Moved by Com. Hiller and sup­ lication of a copy of this order, of the premises described in said kins, Anna Wolkins, husband, and, A. D. 1933 in Llher 9 of Assign­ 3S4 or call at 201 Lake Street. per year ------$1.50 ------~o------ported by Com. Beistle that tue once each week for three succes­ mortgage is as follows, to-wit: wife, to Benjamin Rusak, dated1 ments of Mortgages on page 557, ’ 191c Elsewhere:__ .______$2.00 Seventh Day Adventist, oills be allowed as read and or­ sive weeks previous to said day of Part of lot twenty-three (;2S) in May 7, 1927, and. recorded in the; being in default and the power of. Single Copies------5c Sabbath School (Saturday) at ders drawn for the several hearing, in the Berrien County Walling and Lacey's Plat of toe office of the Register* of Deeds: sale contained therein having be­ FOR RENT—Apartment furnish- 10 a. m. Lesson study: “James for Berrien county, Michigan, on * ed1 or unfurnished. Reasonable amounts from the proper funds. Record, a newspaper printed and village, now city, of Niles, Ber­ come operative, notice is hereby Ancient Cars Join Race and the Scriptures;’’ Upon roll call the following Circulated in said county. rien County, Michigan, described May IS, 1927, in Liber 157, page/ given mat toe said mortgaged rent._ Inquire 301 Main St. or The Book of Books 295, and afterwards assigned by phone 24S. IStSp Sevonty-fliree automobiles, none commissioners voted aye: Merson, MALCOLM HATFIELD. as commencing seventy-eight (78) premises will be sold as provided “The Bible is tlie book of all Hiller, Hathaway, Beistle and Judge of Probate, feet west of the northeast corner Benjamin Rusack to Herbert Roe by law in .eases of mortgage fore­ Inter than 1001 models, chugged books. It lias seen ,hcir birth. It on the 2nd day of March 1929 and FOR RENT—A modern five room along in a race in England recently. will see their graves.. It is the one Grairort. SEAL. A true copy.. Malcolm of said lot twenty-three (23); closure by advertisement, at toe house. Gall 339R or Airs. Phil The finance committee read the Hatfield, Judge of Probate. thence west twenty (20) feet, recorded ih” 7 ..assignments of; front door of toe court house in Boone, 18t3p book that is older than our fath-< treasurer's report for the month of thence south seventy-seven (77) mortgages. j)ag.e- ;60.6, *and .aftdr- the City of St. Joseph, Berrien ers: that is truer than tradition: April which was as follows: 1st insertion May 11; last May 25 feet: thence east twenty (20) feet; wards' assigned by Herbert Roe ;to County, Michigan, on July 24th, A. FOR RENT—5-roora modern flat that is more discerning than uni­ STATE UF MICHIGAN, toe Pro­ the Buchanan State Bank on Noe versities; that is more orthodox Cash in hands of treasurer, thence north seventy-seven (77) D. 1933, at ten o’clock A. M. East­ on ground floor, 2-car garage. $237.78; City Natioftal Bank, Niles bate Court for the County of feet to toe place of beginning, ex­ vember 18, .1930, .too said assign-i ern Standard Time. The amount 40S W. Front St. Cheap to small than creeds; that is more infall­ Berrien. ■ inont being, recorded in the.(:offfce ible than science; that is more $3,899.60; First National Bank, cepting tod right-of-way of toe due on said mortgage at. .toe date family, H. H. Hansen, Phone Buchanan, $1S47.1S; Buchanan At a session of said Court, held Elkhart, Niles and Lake Michi­ of toe. Regiis):i2r"Of Deeds for Ber­ of this notice for principal aiid: in­ 7124 F2. I7t3p powerful than kings; that is more at the Probate Office in the City rien county, • Michigan on the 20th widely distributed, more frequent­ State Bank, $6,199.13; total, $12,- gan Railway Company. Also part terest is the sum of Two Thous­ 1S3.69; Outstanding checks, $442.- of St. Joseph in said County, o d of said lot twenty-three described and One Hundred Fifty-four and FOR RENT—1 pleasant rooms on ly translated nan all other liter­ the 9th day of May A. D. 1933. as commencing ninety-eight (98) grotuvd floor with hard and soft Church of Christ. ature, 30; balance May l, 1933, $11,741.- 60-100 ($2154.60) Dollars. The 39. Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, feet west of the- northeast corner bding’-In' default" and" the" poiver of description of toe premises des­ V water, gas and electricity; lo- Communion at 10 a. m. “The enemies of the Bible have Judge of Probate. In the Alatter sale contained therein havingshe-j ’ cated at 301 Alain St., close in. Bible school hour at 10:15 a. m. searched heaven and earth for ev­ Moved by Com. Hiller and sup­ of said lot twenty-three "(23); cribed in said mortgage is as fol­ ported by Com. Hathaway that the of the Estate of Martha E. Fow­ tlience west twenty-three (28)’ come operative, notice is- hereby lows, to-wit:— §ee Nella Slater. 227 E. Front George Currier is superintend­ ery argument that might be used ler, deceased. given that tli'e said -mortgaged, ent and Miss Catherine Cook is report of the treasurer be ac­ feet; thence south eighty (80) The north half of toe southeast St;, or phone 32SM. IStSp to refute its statements, destroy It appearing to the Court that feet; thence east twenty-three premises will be sold as provided primary superintendent. its teaching, and deny its miracles. cepted and made a part of the quarter of tlie northeast quarter minutes. Motion carried. the' time for presentation of the (23) feet; thence north eighty by law in cases of ’mortgage fore­ of .Section Eight, Township Five FOR RENT—5 room cottage and — -— o— — ■ Infidel scientists have marshalled- claims against said estate should closure :by advertisement, at toe 6 room house, 313 and 315 Main SS. Anthony's Roman Catholic against the Bible the chemist’s Moved by Com. Beistle and sup­ (80) feet to the place of begin­ South, Range Eighteen West, St. Gas; lights-,, city water; good ported by Com. Miller that toe be limited, and that a time and ning. front door of the Court Housejin Church tube, tlie astronomer’s telescope, place be appointed to receive, ex­ .the City of St. Joseph, Berrien twenty acres more or less, subject gardens; nicely decorated, mod­ Pastor, Rev. Father John Ralph the explorer’s fathoming rod, even Liability and. Property Damage Dated; May 4th A. D. 1933. to right of way one rod wide Policy on the city truck bo re­ amine and adjust all claims and jtcliable-Home Building & County, Michigan, on the T7th day ern except furnace; Rents re­ Day. the geologist's hammer, But demands against said deceased by of July A. D. 1933, at ten o’clock along- the north side of Said des­ duced. Airs, A. F. Peacock, 302 Masses at S a. m. on each first, against the assaults of cynics, ot newed. Loan Association, cribed premises In Benton Town­ Upon roll call the following and before said Court; Mortgagee. a*, nil Eastern Standard Time. The 1 / Days Ave. 19tSp third: and fifth. Sunday of the critics, of skeptics, the Bible It is Ordered, That creditors of amount due on said mortg-age? at; ship, Berrien County, Michigan. month and at 10 a. nr. on each stands unaltered, immovable, and commissioners voted aye: Merson, Burns & Hadseli Dated: April 27th, A. D. 1933. FOR RENT—S-room house, 10S S. Hiller, Hathaway, Beistle and said deceased are required to pre­ Attorneys ,fprMortgagee tfeq.'.d;ite.' of .this .notice"'-, .for pian­ second and fourth Sunday, and at unshaken—what Gladstone called sent their claims to said Court at CLARA B. JEWELL, Detroit, garage,-strictly modern. 7 a. m_ on the first Friday "of Graffort. Business Address: Assignee. Light house keeping rooms, 302 the Impregnable Rock of I-ioiy said Probate Office on or before each month. Scripture.”—Evangeline Booth. Moved by Com. Hiller and sup­ Niles, Michigan, BURNS & HADSELL, Days Ave. Separate entrance, ported by Com. Graffort that toe ■the 11th day of September A. D. SO-TOp Attorneys for-Assignee.. ,... laTge sleeping room. A. F. Pea­ school authorities be granted the lad3, at ten o’clock in the fore­ ist insertion May 4; last July 27 e$r,687-.50): 4“(Tlie "delicMption descnptic of L. D. S. Cfmrcli Christian Science Churches noon, said time and place being toe premises: described in said Business Address: cock, 302 Days Ave. 19t3p 6 a. ra. Sunday, sunrise prayer “Mortals and Immortals" will use of 1 block on No. Portage St. Niles, Michigan. for Roller Skating contest. Motion hereby appointed for the examina­ mortgage is as follows, towit: / -v service. bo the subject of the Lesson-Ser­ tion and adjustment of all claims M. Uittmar; and 'Anjia.iStvi>it.dnaV, The East une half (%) of '.the 10 a. m. Sunday School. mon in all Christian Science carried. WANTED The following- names were sub­ and demands against said deceas­ his wife, to the" ^Jielutfele'I^Strie Southwest quarter, and the. North­ 11 a. in. Morning service* churches throughout the world on ed. Building & Loan Association, a east three quarters (■%) of the “Tribute Money" will he the Sunday. May 14. mitted to act as temporary super­ intendent of the water works dur­ It is Further Ordered, That pub­ corporation, dated April 2nd, -1929 northwest of the northeast quar­ Swiftest and Best WANTED TO TRADE—Baby bed, subject for the Sunday evening Among the Bible citations is lic notice thereof he given by pub­ and recorded in the office ‘.of the ter of Section -fifteen (15), Town­ heavy oak dining table, bed and service at 7:30. this passage (Gal. 4.-2S, 29): “Now ing the illness of Mr. Clark: Rollo Donley, Ray Morse, Ed Mills, lication of a copy of this ordeq Register of Deeds for Berrien ship seven (7) South, Range eigh­ springs, two heating stoves, The Young People’s early morn­ wc, brethren, as Isaac was, are the for three successive weeks pre­ County, Michigan, on April 3rd, teen (IS) West, in the Township racking chair, wheel chair, one- ing prayer meeting is held at S:30 children of promise. But as then Bert Dalrympie and Clyde Blake, fiHEUMMIC-1 Ballot was spread of which vious to said day of hearing, in 1929 in Liber 16s of Mortgages on of Buchanan, County of Berrien, horse plow, for potatoes. Ed a. m. every second Sunday in the he that was born after the flesh the Berrien County Record, a page 29S, being in default and toe State of Michigan. Hawkins,, Rt. 1, 3 miles cast of month. persecuted him that was bom af­ Blake received three and Donley ^ New Carlisle. lSt3p two, Mayor Merson declared Blake newspaper printed and circulated power of sale contained therein Dated April IS, 1933. ter the Spirit, even so is it now." in said county, having become operative, notice is HARRY BOYCE, Receiver Dayton Methodist Church Correlative passages to be read elected. • PRESCRIPTION- ‘ 3EE AIE FOR REArODELING— Alayor Merson next appointed MALCOLM HATFIELD, hereby given that the said (mort­ of the Buchanan State Bank, Rev. A; Niles, pastor from the Christian Science text­ Judge of Probate. gaged premises will f be, sold JJas Mortgagee. Repairing, alterations or make­ Preaching service at 9:30 (fast book, “Science and Health with Frank Sanders City Attorney. overs on women’s garments. The Aloved by Com. Hiller and sup­ SEAL. A true copy. Malcolm provided by l&w in cases*, o f mort­ Philip C. Landsman - ; 85 C en ts ' • • time). Sunday School immediate­ Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Hatfield. Judge of Probate. gage foreclosure by advertisement, Attorney for Mortgagee. prices are reasonable. Harriet ly following. Baker Eddy, include the following ported by Com. Graffort that toe Gates, Hotel Rex. I9tlp appointment be confirmed. Motion at the front door of the court Business Address, Paid—Agony Starts to ------0:------(p. 476): "God is the Principle of 1st insertion May 1.1: last May 25 house iu the City of St. Joseph, Buchanan, Michigan. Olive Branch Church man, and man is the idea of God. carried. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ Leave in 24 Hours Ordinance No. 62, An Ordinance Berrien County, Michigan on toe Burns & I-Iadsell1 MISCELLANEOUS Olive Branch U. B; church is Hence man is not mortal nor ma­ bate Court for toe County of 31st day of July A. D. 1933, at ten Attorneys for Mortgagee. observing Wives: and Mothers Day terial, Mortals will disappear, to provide against nuisances and Berrien. Just ask for Allenru—Within 2 1 to protect health was read. o’clock A. M. Eastern Standard Business Address, hours after you start to take this on Alay 14,: by special singing- and, and Immortals, or the children of At a session of said Court, heid Time. The amount due on said Niles, Michigan. SAVE HOSE, SAVE MONEY by address at the regular church God, will appear as the only and Alo'ved by Com. Beistle and sup­ at toe Probate Office in toe City safe yet powerful medicine excess painting them with liquid silk. ported by Com. Hathaway, that mortgage at the date of this no­ ■uric acid and other circulating service. eternal verities of man. Alortals of St. Joseph in said County, on tice for principal and Interest is ls t pub. Apr 27; last July 20 See Mrs. Pearl Huff, agent, 302 Would be glad to see you all in are not fallen children of God. the ordinance be adopted, toe 4Ui clay of May A. D. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE poisons start to leave your body. Upon, roll call the following the sum of Two Thousand Three Main St. Phone 526YV. 19dp our service soon. They never had a. perfect state of 1933. Hundred Seventy-eight and 97-100 A mortgage given by Addie In 4$ hours pain, agony and swell­ We will observe Young Peoples being, Which may subsequently be: commissioners voted aye: Merson, Present; Hon. Malcolm Hatfield,_ Burket, to Henry Schaub and ing are usually gone—The Allenru .‘APPRECIATION—C. E. Koer.ig- Hiller, Haulaway, Beistle and (3237S.97) Dollars. The descrip­ Day; Memorial Day, Fathers Day, regained.'’ 1 Judge of Probate. In toe Matter tion of tlie premises described in Mary E. Schaub, husband and prescription is guaranteed—if ono shof wishes to thank the Ladies next month. Sunday School and Graffort. 1 bottle doesn’t as stated—money Aid of the Brethren church for of toe Estate of Riley Wray, de­ said mortgage is as follows, to- wife, as joint tenants with sole church every Sunday. We want Church of the Brethren Alayor Merson designated the ceased. right to the survivor, dated May backo cleaning his house, washing Ins week of May Sth as clean-up wit: to see our men too. Sunday school at .10 a. m. It appearing to the court that The following described lands curtains and clothes. 19tip Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject, week. the time for presentation of toe The citizens to have their rub­ and premises, situated and feeing NO TRESPASSING—No hunting Methodist Episcopal Church "Motherhood.” claims against said estate should in the City of Niles, County of 1 Thomas Rice; Minister Alothers Day program for bish at the curb by Wednesday be limited, and that a time and. or trespassing on my farm with­ and the city truck would dispose Berrien and State of Michigan, to- How One Woman out permission; Cutting trees ’ Sunday School at 10 o'clock. mothers ancl daughters at 7:30. place be appointed to receive, ex­ wit:—A part of the West Half of Airs. Glenn Haslett and Arthur Wednesday evening prayer meet­ of same. amine and adjust all claims and and building fires on my farm Upon motion by Com. Graffort the Northwest Quarter of SeetiO: must be stopped. G. E. Annis, Mann are our superintendents. ing at 7:30. Alothers and Daugh­ demands against said deceased by Thirty-five (35) Township Seven Lost 2D Lbs. of Fat There is no better way to observe ters banquet at the church Fri­ and supported by Com, Hiller and before said Court; Rte. 3. lS3p meeting adjourned. (7) South, Range Seventeen (17) Alother’s Day than attendance at day at 7:3p. It is Ordered, That creditors of West, described as beginning at Lost Her- Prominent Hips —- CARD OF THANKS—We wash to church and: Sunday School. Men’s meeting Friday evening Signed, said deceased are required to pre­ Harry A. Post, an iron pipe driven for corner in Double Chin -™. Sluggishness express our thanks: and appre- Morning worship at 11 a. m. at 7:30 at the home of Brother sent their claims to said court at the east boundary of St. Joseph -.ciation for the many kindnesses There wilt be special music by the Fred Hagley. City Clerk. said probate office on or before Frank C- Merson, Alayor, Avenue distant north Seven Hun Gained Physical Vigor—; ‘ “and the sympathy extended to choir also a number by the Stand­ the llto day of September A. D. dred Nine and Thirty-two Hun .... More than 60/o US- in the illness and death: of ard Bearers under tlie leadership Church of the-Brethren 1933, at ten o’clock in the fore­ A Shapely Figure. of Mrs. Swem. Sermon subject, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE dredths (709.32) feet, from the choice Havana filler— our dear husband and father. 10 a. m. Sunday School. A mortgage given by John II. noon, said time and place being east and west quarter line of said Airs; Ida A!; Currier, Mr., and “Life Patterns from Alothers.” 11 a. m. Sendees, Rev. Dewey hereby appointed for the ekUmiiia- I f you’re fa t—flrsfc remove” the1 plus..o£her choice- im­ League at 6:30. Huff and Elizabeth Huff, husband Section; thence east Two Hundred cause! Sirs-. H. F. Walton, Air. and Mrs. Senior Rowe,, “Christian Motherhood,” and wife to toe Reliable-Home tion and adjustment of all Claims Eighty-one and nine-tenths (281.- Take one half teaspoonful of ported tobacco .... a C. F , Jennings, Mr. and. Airs. .1. A sacred: concert will, be the 7:30 P- to- Mothers’ and Daugh­ and demands against said deceas­ Ivruschen Salts in a glass of hot taste and aroma found feature of the Sunday evening Building and Loan Association, a 9) feet to an iron pipe at toe top water in the morning—in 3 weeks Geo., Currier,. Air. and Airs.. B. ters’ program. corporation, dated December 17th, ed. of the bluff driven for comer; only in higher priced G. Daw, 19tlp service beginning: at 7:30. An en­ The Mothers’ and Daughters’ It is further Ordered, that pub-; get on the scales and note how many 1926 and recorded in the office of pounds of fat have vanished. cigars...,that’s JOHN semble under the leadership of banquet will be held at the Church lie notice thereof be given by pub­ Notice also that you have gained Frew, including Kelly trio, the Register of Deeds for Berrien in energy—your skin is clearer—you RUSKEN standard of Harry of the Brethren basement Friday Countv, Michigan, on December lication of a copy of this order,, CHICHESTERS-PILLS Will give attractive numbers. A-Ir. evening: Airs, Stanley of South for three successive weeks pre,~: V ^ T IIE DIAa:.ONI> BKA2*J>. A ' feel younger in body—Krusehen will value. . Spoonbills About Extinct Rice will give a brief address., 18th,' 1920, in Liber 143 of Mort­ vious to said day of hearing-, iu 1-iadles! Askyoar.DruccIst give any fat person a joyous surprise. Bend will be toe speaker. gages on page 469, being in de­ for. ’OkI*chcs>icrs:7l>iam ond Get a bottle of Krusehen Salts ■ Hunters have killed off so many Servicfe at Oronoko at 9 a. m. the Berrien County Record, a (Brand X'llls in JicdandvGcsId| from any leading druggist anywhere Don’t be imislcd. by fault and toe power of sale con­ metallic boxes, sealedMitH; BIcc- of the picturesque spoonbills of Drive out in the country and enjoy Evangelical Church newspaper printed and circulated Ribbon. Tnkonootfierj Bay;. in America (lasts 4 weeks) and the o ld time brands Florida, for both food and feathers, this hour of worship. William F; Boettcher, Minister tained therein having become op­ iu said county. 'or your Drucc'iH. Ask for® cost is but little. If this first bottle erative,. notice is hereby given OB C- ORES - TEKS BrXilOifD doesn't convince you this is the '’marked d o w n to that less than 1,000 of these birds Tuesday,- the Open Forum will 10 a. m, Sunday- School. AIALCOLAl HATFIELD, URA\]> 1*UjTjS« for 40. years known- be held at the parsonage- begin­ that the- said mortgaged premises Judge of Probate. -as Besf,.Safcst, Reliable. IJnyKowl easiest,. SAFEST and surest way to So.” JOHN RUSKIN ate- left there;, 11 a. m, Alother’s Day service. will be sold as provided by law SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EYERYWBERE; lose fat—your money gladiy returned, i ning at 7:3Q. Subject. “Our Blessed Mother.” SEAL. A true copy. Malcolm is the or.iy cigar giving Wednesday; Teacher Training in cases of mortgage foreclosure Hatfield, Judge of Probate. you fulL 1933 value 6;30 p. m. League service. Topic. by advertisement, at toe front class at the parsonage at 7:30. “Overcoming Problems in Home HI Tell .You Free for your 5 cents. Thursday, the annual birthday door of the court house in the city 1st insertion May 4; last July 27 QUIVERING OVER WORf(En Life.” Mother's Day. Loaders for of St. Joseph, Berrien county, parfy will be held with. Mrs- John toe adults, Mrs. Paul DeWitt and NOTICE u F MORTGAGE SALE How to Heal 'Try a few today. .NERVES CD Fydell as. chairman and Dr, Ken­ for the young- people the leader is Michigan on August 7th, A. £>. A mortgage given by L. S. Allen NERVES. You will enjoy every drick as speaker. 1933, at ten o’clock a. m. Eastern and Pearl J. Allen, husband and to be provided. Standard Time. The amount due puff. ^ The church desires to thank 7:30. p, m. The pastor’s class in' wife to toe Reliable-Homo Build­ When you arc just on edge s -. . Howard Lenta, Kenneth Blake and: on said mortgage at toe date of ing & Loan .Association, a Cor­ when you can’t stand the children’s the handbook of religion will take this notice for principal and in­ Clarence Rice for cleaning around- a public examination. . The fol­ poration dated July 24th, 1929 and noise ; : t when everything you do terest is the sum of Three Thous­ recorded in the office of the Reg­ the church property. lowing is a lis't of the members and Nine Hundred Forty-eight and is a burden r : r when you are irri­ —-— o------of the class, Jeannette Marjorie ister of Deeds for- Berrien county, Bad Legs 24-100 ($3948.24) Dollars. The Michigan, on July 25th, 1929, in table and blue :. try Lydia E. Pink- First Presbyterian Church McGowan, Lynea Louise Roth- description of the premises des­ ham’s Vegetable Compound.- S>8 out Harry W. Staver, Minister fuchs, Eunice Caroline Shafer, Liber 168 of Mortgages on page Church School at: 10 a, m. Supt. cribed in said mortgage is as fol­ 327, being in default and the of 100 -women: report benefit; Simply anoitrfflie swollen veins Betty Ann Aliller, Betty Ann Ry­ lows, to-wit: It will give you just, the extra en- Ralph D. Kean.. The church school an, Johanna Burks, Alartha Trapp, power of sale contained therein and sores with Emerald Oil, ancl influences life. Alonzo Stagg, the A part of Lot Nineteen (19.1 in having become operative, notice is ergy you need. Life will seem worth bandage, your leg. Use a bandage Raymond DeWitt and Dickie. Elijah Lacey's plat el the Village great coach; speaking of this ma t-; Pierce. ■ hereby given that the said mort­ living again; three, inches wide and long enough ter, says; “My own spiritual awak­ Program of Graduation now City, of Niles, Berrien Coun­ gaged premises will be sold as Don’t endure another day without to give the necessary support, wind­ ening came- as a result of attend­ ty, Michigan, described as follows: provided by law in cases of mort­ Processional class enters audi­ Commencing at toe northeast cor­ the help this medicine can give. Get ing it upward from the ankle to the ance at Sunday school. That torium to the platform while soft gage foreclosure by advertisement, a bottle from your druggist today; knee, tlie,'way the blood flows in tlie awakening furnished a tremend­ ner of Lot Nineteen Q9) in E .: at the front door of the court music is played. Laceys Plat of toe Village, now house in the: city of St. Joseph, veins,' No more broken veins.' No ous stimulus: to my life. It deter-: Doxclogy and Invocation, Lord’s more ulcers nor open, sores. 4 No mined my life purpose: the wel­ City of Niles, .and running thence Berrien county, Michigan, on July prayer fey the class; south throe 13) rods;, thence west mere crippling pain. Just fcliow fare of boys and young men.” ” Seng by the glass "Give of Your 31st A. D. 1933 at ten o’clock a, Why not give the church school one (1) rod; thence south thirty- m. Eastern Standard time. The directioas and 31011 are sure to be Best tp, the Master.” eighfc and: one-half (33 Vj j feet; amount due on said, mortgage at helped.©Your druggist won't keep ,' M O Iit & S A N D S a :": " a chance to do the same thing for Scripture Psalm 23 by Raymond: VEG ETAB LE. CO MP00KD TO your ears in work— you—you who. do not attend? thence west thirty-six (36) feet; toe date of this notice for prin­ j’our.money nuTess ycm ere, ■ Buclianan, Micli.j Distributor,. . every nerve at high tension. DeWitt. thence north eighty-eight »8S) feet Alorning Worship at i’l. a. m. Song “Mighty Army of the cipal and interest is the sum of No wonder you snap at the wife Mother’s, Day- Service,. The ser­ to the north line of said Lot Nine- two thousand eight hundred seven­ an?l bark at the children;. Young.” teentecn (19) thence east along 'Ha ° | mon; of the day'will be appropriate Announcements. ty-seven and 87-1 DO ($2877.S7) “ Q, G esf— vV a t ch c out! Overworked to this occasion. Music by the said north line lo too place of be­ Dollars. The description of the nerves may lead to Sleepless­ Offering, Offertory, ginning, fifty-two and one-half chorus choir. All parents and Special music by Miss Alarian premises described in said mort­ Wake Up ¥©ir liver ness, NervCius Headache; Nerv­ children should make this a fam­ (52%) feet. gage is as follows: to-wif: W alking VanEvery. Dated: May llto , A. D. 1933. ; ® ous Indigestion .and. a; host of ily day in worship. . Address by Rev. W. F. Boett­ The following described lands other unpleasant . disturbances. Tuxis Young People’s Society at Reliable-Home Building- -and premises, situated and being Downstairs* Why don’t you try Dr.. Miles’ cher. and Loan: Association, in toe city of Niles, county of Ber­ —Without Galen b p. m. Topic, "Kill or Cure?” ®:1 Effervescent: Nervine Tablets7 Examination of class.. Mortgagee. rien, and State of Michigan, to- A discussion of international rela­ Quartet by four boys. If thi3 bile In not flowinu freely,; your food Just one in a half glass of: tionships.. Leader:. Frances Sut- Burns and .Hadseli Wit: East Ninety-six (96) feet of The Bible, by Betty Ann Miller, Attorneys for Mortgagee And YoiillJump Gut of Bed doesn't dfeest. It ju st decays In 'the bowels- water makes a pleasant, spark­ phen. Next week the young peo­ Confession of Faith, Apostles’ Lot One (1) in William Sort’s Ad­ ling drink delightfully soothing ple are planning an out-of-doors Business Address: dition tp toe City of Niles afore­ In the Morning Barin’ to Go ‘Goa- bloats up your stomach- You^ have a Creed, by the class. > Niles, Michigan. :thick, bad taste and'your brcath is foul, akin to over-taxed nerves.. event., Ask about it. . Consecration Prayer by the pas­ said. Dr. Allies’ Nervine is now Tuesday, May 16. The Home tor. . First Publication: May IJtb, 1933 Dated: May 4 th, A. D. 1933. If you.feel sour and sunk and the often breaks out ia blemishes. Your* head made in two forms,—Liquid and Service department will, hold a Presentation of Certificates by Last Publication: A’ugust 3rd, 1933 Reliable-Home Building & world looks ponk, don’t swallow a lot ac^eSHn'dyoufeeB&qvb and out. Your-whoJa Effervescent Tablet; Both hay* Progressive .Luncheon. Tickets pastor. Loan Association, of salts, "mineral water, oil, laxative, system ispoisoned^. ' • the same soothing effect. . may be secured, from Mrs. A. B. Song, “Saviour Like a Shepherd, ; - Mortgagee. candy- or chewing gum . and .expect It takes those good old CAHT33It*SLITTK3 $1.00 at your .drug: store f Muir, any member o f. the Execu­ Bums & I-Iadso!!, Lead Us.” . ■ T oreador Attorneys for. Mortgagee : them to make you. suddenly sweet iLIVER PILLS to getthe^c two potmdsbf bfia I tive Committee, - or/chairman, of ' Closing remarks. and buoyant and full of sunshine. ., flomns freely anil m ^o ypu f e d . the. Circles.,; - . Toreador is.m Spanish inline for Business sdxldioss: ... '.Benediction..” V- ' hull ‘■‘’.(igliteVvT-.particularTy one -'who Thc3£ contain vfondc^^ul,, harmless,. genU.^ Friday, this %'eek., Missionary Niles,V'Miphighh.. ?". ‘ Fori they can’t do it.' They - only( This closes up two years of ser­ lights-on horseback, it is derived . ’ U se ' . : vHsetable ertra ctsl'amami 2 ; ta; Society meets with Mrs. Rolla vice as pastor at Buchanan .Evan­ ! move the bowels and a .mere move-" from the Greek word “Taiiros,” 1st insertion May 4; last July 27 ; ment doesn’t get at the 'cause. The ; making tho bDo.flot? £rce!y.. -r: *- . Montague. Airs. Charles Pears is gelical churfeh., andltheJRey^ W; F; ‘ NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SAIL -Tablets...... assisting hostess. Leaders: Airs. Boettcher will leave to attend con­ meaning :t .bull, and tlie Spanish -W rite.'lor FRHB, ’-xully illu stra te d ,24.-pa|r* reason for your down-and-out feeling - r But don't ask for.Uv^pBli-Ask'fMbar A mortgage given by Katie .boo'U, ;‘-H lstory' of, -RKBUMATSSMy’ yfifcl; ,I4ttlo Liver PiUa.Look for tha’nima^CLrtcr’fl T. D. Childs and Airs. Hattie ference which convenes at Battle ending “dor,” meaning “one who qn-' Koehler, also known as Kate Chapter discussing gerrbs ’of-irlieubtatiTia* 1 is yoiir liver. It should'pour.out .two Aliller. Creek next week, 'May 15 to 21,. .gages In an occupation.” Koehler to the Reliable-Home WELDONA COILPOSATION pounds ofiiquid.'b)ledn.toyourbpwria litUfl livnr Pills W 1tha red lsbek Kfecsit a

';T VKSHBBI i i PAGE SIX THE BERRIEN COtfltiTY RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 11,, 1933

Entertain at appeared before the Circuit Court strated at the auditorium ,o£ the Dinner Sunday Saturday and accounted for - $18,- Princess Presents Wanted: Another St. Joe Valley Shipping Associa­ Mr. and Mrs. M.. O. Burdett. had CONSTRUCTION OF 000- in Liberty bonds which were: tion using soil samples furnished “"BOOlC (illlb ren a t their home Friday evening; as a dinner guest Sunday, Mrs. supposed to be part of the estate; Compelling Story of Soft Ball Team by Ralph Sebasty, Ed. Koenigshof)'* Tuesday ‘honoring Miss Geneva Metzgar, Willy Fritz. of her mother, tHe late Mrs. Mar­ Fred Tichenor, J. G. Boyle, Merton «r^The"Tuesciay afternoon, Book who left Monday for Lakeside^ ■*. *■ *- M -l 7 4 SCHEDULED tha Brant of Benton Harbor, and Orient Sun. Mon. « For City League Wallace. The method was in­ eclub; Mrs;. G.. H. Stevenson lender, where she is located for the Sum-- Kindergarten ami First, which had been, missing. She ex-j vented by Prof. Spurway of Mich­ j"met Tuesday afternoon at the mer. Grade Mothers Meet plained that the bonds had belong­ China is the focus of world in­ Frank Fabiano, chairman of the igan State College ;and is :for the home of- Mrs; George Spatta. The Kindergarten and First TO START AT ONCE ed to her uncle, the late Henry terest today, capitalized in many Buchanan Soft Ball League, is purpose of determining the: avail­ ' _ . *: ■#: * Attend Indiana Grade Mothers Club will hold- its Carpenter, a brother of her moth­ best selling books and: film dramas short one team for his objective ability in soil of calcium, plios- ’“•Entertain Parents Encampment Saturday last, meeting of the' current year er, who had lived' in Montana. none of which exceed in power mid of eight teams to make up a phorus, nitrogen and potash. This ’’“VfUiiiner Sunday at the Dewey Avenue School at Engineers Arrive This \yeek; test makes it possible to deter­ Arthur- Wray and John Fydell Contract in Hands of Mc­ Carpenter had sent $22,000 in Lib­ compelling interest Grace Zaring double round robin of play for jMr. and Mrs. L. O. Swem had'as attended the: district meeting of 2:30 p: m. today. The discussion erty bonds to the Farmers & Mer­ Stones "The Bitter Tea of General the season. Any organization or mine the fertilizer needs of the . «their guests at dinner Sunday’the the 1; O. O. F. of the Encampment will be led by Mrs. James Gray. A Kenzie; Construction Co. chants National Bank & Trust Co. Yen,” which: is billed for the Prin­ collection of soft ball adicts which farm soils. 1 flatter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. at, Plymouth; Saturday evening. chief program number will lie a of Dearborn. : of Benton Harbor in 1921. He.left cess theatre on the eyenings of feels capable of stepping into the Pletcher, of New Troy. * <• * program of popular music by 12 the bonds in the care of Mrs. Sunday and Monday at no advance breach will be performing al civic . ~V... * »• Men’s Organization high school musicians. Buddy Construction of M-174, the; spur Becht. who had cashed the cou­ in price. service. See Fabiano at the Bu­ Hostess,Jo At Hagley llmne Mills will sing and Miss Belle; from Buchanan to M-60, at ait pons and deposited the interest to ‘ This romance of-the Orient was chanan Gandy Kitchen with your Buchanan Merchants S. S. Glass The Men's Organization, of. the Miller’s first grade wil give a dra­ early date was assured this week the account of her mother, who' placed first on the list of the sea­ entry. And run, don’t walk. Mrs. L.. O. Swem entertained! Iter Church of the Brethren will hold matization. Mrs. Kenneth Blake by the arrival of W. S. Moore, tiie from time to time forwarded it to son's novels -by many of the fore­ to Play News-Times. class' of the- Primary Department a social and business session at and Mrs. Dorothy Pretz will sing maintenance engineer, from the her brother. Later Carpenter sold most critics; of America. It subt­ of the- Methodist Sunday School at a duet. several thousand dollars worth of ly utilizes the magic and mysti­ New Soil Test the home of Fred Hagley oil * * state highway office at Kalamazoo Here Next Sunday ^the church, basement Saturday Clark street Friday evening. All to assume charge of the repaying ,tlie bonds. The fact that the in­ cism of the Orient to create a "^Tternoon. men are invited. Rebekuh Degree Team here. terest had been deposited to the stoty that films splendidly, com­ Demonstrated at * »■ *. * * * ■To--Present Work account of Mrs. Brant gave rise to pelling the interest from first to The Buchanan Merchants -will Attend. Wedding The Rebekah degree team will The contract was let March 22 St. Joe Valley play the South Bend News-Times To Attend to the McKenzie Construction Co. the belief that the’ bonds were a last. Anna May Wong, Chinese nine on the Athletic field diamond . Anniversary at1 Kalamazoo/ Bridge Party attend the Berrien County Odd of Dearborn, Mich., submitters, of. part of her estate. cinema star, is featured in the „ ^ lr , and. Mrs. Stuart Holmes'and Fellow and Rebekah Association Tobin Resigns from llclin at -2:30 E. S. T. The contest is Mr. and Mrs. Warren Julil and the -low bid of $20;041.82. . The production. A new soil testing method was expected to be a pitcher’s battle j l r . and Mrs. A.> E, Holmes were Mr. and Mrs. J. VanderVen will at Benton Harbor next Wednesday of Niles Star ------o ------demonstrated here Saturday for ■ guests at the- home of Mr. and evening to stage degree work. specifications call for a twenty between Lefty Morse, former Niles attend the meeting of the Just- foot concrete pavement 1.086 miles Richard G. Tobin, editor of the Harry Boyce is the benefit of local farmers by Blues star and an Indianapolis im­ 'Mrs; K. B., Holmes of Kalamazoo- suitsus Bridge club at Benton; s s ^ Niles Daily Star since 1924, has Prof, Paul Rood of the state ex­ "on the occasion of, the wedding Attend Wedding? of ■in length. The right of way angles portation who will be on the Harbor this evening. across the eastern shoulder of tilt resigned from that post and has Named Member of tension staff. Prof. Rood demon­ mound for the News-Times. anniversary of the latter couple. * * * Niece in Ghicago Chamberlain hills opposite the been succeeded by Arthur Susott * * *. Sorority to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeNardo Fred Howe residence, cutting of Kokomo, who assumed aharge Royal. Neighbor Have Dinner attended the wedding of the for­ across the lots owned by Ed Toll, Saturday. Tobin succeeded Lynn Local School Bd. Lodge Friday Eve. Members of Epsilon chapter, B; mer’s niece, Mrs. Mae DeNardo, to Ava Schram, Jack Knight and Whipple, now managing editor of The- Royal Neighbor lodge will G. XT. sorority will meet Tuesday Vincent Corcoran at St. Theo­ May Lister, intersecting Portage the Valparaiso Vidette-Messenger Harry Boyce lias been appoint­ meet Friday evening at the. Mod­ evening at the home of Lucille dore’s church at 4 p. m. Saturday, street where Hobart Street en­ 'in 1924., He came to Niles in ed a member of the local school ern Woodman hall. A pot luck -s i Mills, for a co-operative 6:30 din­ ters. 1917 as advertising manager of board to succeed Frank Habicht, supper will be served at 6:30 p; m. ner. This is the last regular Berea n Class the Kawneer Co.- Previous to that Mrs. Lydia Lingle is the chair­ Mr. and Mrs. Moore have mov­ who resigned to assume his duties meeting of the season. To Meet May IS ed into the lower flat in the Treat hff had been connected with the as member .of the Berrien County man of the committee in charge. The Berean class of the Church Chicago Tribune sports depart­ # * * a » * property at 103 Charles Court, Hi Tax Commission. Mr. Boyce has a Entertain The of Christ will meet Thursday of W. Edgar, instrument man for the ment and the Chicago Inter-Ocean long experience in public affairs FOR THE GRADUATE" Friendship Class Loyal Workers next week at the home of .Mrs. work, also arrived with, his fam­ press sei-vice. and in executive capacities which Enjoys Party Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Schram were Henry Blodgett, 506 Main St. ily, renting a flat in the Alfred Slate I. .O. O. F. Assembly should make him a valuable mem­ Jewelry is the Most The Friendship class of the host and hostess to the members s * * Mead property at 103% Lake st. at Twin Cities May 15111 ber. Perfect Gift Presbyterian Sunday- school en­ of the Loyal Workers class of the Niles-Buchanan Benjamin Taffy, right of way Michigan Odd Fellows will hold joyed a social evening Monday at Church of Christ at an informal Home Ec Meeting agent for the state highway de­ the annual three-day state assem­ No otlier gift will receive so the; home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. social evening Tuesday night. Mr. The Niles-Buchanan Home Eco­ partment, is spending several days bly at St. Joseph and Benton Har-. rapturous a welcome as a Fitclt Twenty-two were present and Mrs. Earl Longworth assist­ nomics club held its last meeting here settling with property own­ ,bor May 15-17, the annual meet­ to- enjoy a co-operative dinner and of the year at the home of Mrs. ing of the Michigan I. O. O. F. charming bit of jewelry. Let ed. ers for the right of way. us help you choose just the a session of games- and contests. it * Heide. The next session will be Auxiliary being held at the same No prizes, were given; Pres. Mission the general county meeting, time. It is expected that 1,000 Eyes Examined right watch, bracelet, ear . ... * a* Society Meets Achievement Day at Berrien members of the orders will be in I’ings, necklace or ring . .-.. at Entertain for The Woman’s Missionary Society Springs. the Twin Cities from all parts of Glasses Properly Fitted Tlilsir Daughter of the Presbyterian church will: * * * County News the state on that occasion. A a surprisingly low price. Mr. and Mrs; Frank Metzgar meet Friday afternoon at 2:39 at Attend Blossom Sorority feature of the .program will be entertained; nineteen members of the home of Mrs; F. R. Monta­ Formal Dinner County Cuts Budget $40;0()0 exemplification of the Purple de­ BLACKMOND’S the Young Peoples Sunday School gue, Lake street. Leaders are Mrs The Blossom Queen Sorority en­ A 1934 county budget of $291,- gree by Buchanan' Encampment jewelers NILES Optometrist Class of the Church of the- Breth- T. D. CliUds ancl Mrs. Hattie Mill­ joyed a formal dinner at the Dwan 60S exclusive of debt service, No. 169 on the evening of May 15. er. Hostess is; Mrs. Montague with Hotel, Benton Harbor, last night, which does not come under the tax Berry Re-Elected New Buf­ Mrs. Charles Pears assisting. attending the Blossom Ball at limitation amendment, was adopt­ falo School Head Shadowland afterward. Mrs. Jane Earl M. Berry, former New a & * ed unanimously Friday by the- Friendship Gloss Filstrup Jirka of Detroit and Miss county board of commissioners on Troy school bead, has been elect­ Holds Birthday Party Lillian Shepard of Troy, O., both Friday, this figure representing a ed to serve as superintendent of Paul Thayer’s Jewelry Store The Friendship class of the former queens, were in attendance. reduction of $40,407 from the schools at New Buffalo for his Niles, Michigan Evangelical church will lipid its The two Buchanan queens, Miss $332,015 for the present year. third year, no salary being nam­ On Wednesdays from annual birthday party this evening Gladyce Dempsey and Miss Cecilia This does not mean a reduction, ed on account of the unsettled 9 a. in. to 5 p. ill. in the church basement. * A co­ Eisenhart, were scheduled to be of $40,000 in the tax levy, as the condition of the school finances. operative supper will be served at guests. The New Buffalo schools have V s estimated income from outside J. BURKE 7 a. m. The guests will be divided sources next year will be $26,000,, been' reorganized and brought up Optometrist into the four seasons of the year, Girls Bridge as compared with $50,000 this to date since Berry took charge. South Bend, Indiana _ according to i_.e time in which C lu b M e e ts year. This will leave a net of; The school has gone over the en­ Established 1900 their births occurred, and each The Girls Bridge club will meet S265.60S to be levied' in taxes rollment for a Class D institution, W. G. BOGARDUS, O. D. this evening at the home of Mrs. and a number of new courses add­ Buchanan table will furnish stunts for the next year, as compared with $2S2,- In charge program. Hubert Conant, the “highsix” be­ 015 this year, a reduction of $16-; ed. ing the guests of the “lowsix” who Although the terms of Berrien i * A 407. This levy will require a 1934- Friends and Acquaintances Bible Class are to furnish the entertainment. tax rate of 3.55 out of the Iff mill County postmasters have not ex­ Hold Meeting is * s maximum. More than a third of- pired and. in some cases will not | The Bible class of the Church of O. E. S. the county budget will be required expire until 1935, Congressman in­ N iles Are invited to visit the SHELL Service sta­ the Brethren met at Mr. and Mrs. Lust: Night to carry on the health and poor cudes five offices in this county [READY M ich tion in Niles. Here you will find the follow­ George Ditto’s home Sunday for a The regular meeting of Sylvia relief work of the county, a total in a list of new appointments, ing services: pot luck dinner and business meet­ chapter of the Eastern Star was of $103,225. which he has submitted to Post­ Sun. Mon. Tnes. ing’. Officers were elected. 27 held last night at the hall, the j Departmental budgets were fix­ master James Farley for approval May 11-15-16 were present, including Mr. Ston­ committee being Mrs. J. F. Viele, I ed by the board yesterday as fal­ The list and salaries (subject to * (Continuous Sun. 2-11 p. in.) er and friend from Plymouth, Ind. Mrs. Harry Graham, Mrs. Doro­ lows: the.. .1.5 per- cent cut) are as fol­ Tlirilling Biitcrlnininent ‘Mr. Stoner gave the Sunday morn- thy Anderson and Mi;, and Mrs. 1934: 1933 lows: Verl Clark. Robert Miller, Bridgman, $2,900; Clive Brook Goodrich ' ing address. His subject was County clerk $6,975 $7,225 Diana Wynyard in “Peace of the Nation.” o------— Treasurer 8,360 9,00' Loren Marquisse, Berrien Springs, $2,400; Harry DeField, Coloma, * * * Register of. Deeds 5,400 5,575 Evan Mission Society Michigan Weekly Prosecution, 4,30 4,500 $2,200,; Walter Cobert, Derby, new Holds Mothers Prog-ram Drain Com. 2,790 2,615 third class office; Robert Miller, Safety Silver town Tires | The Woman's Missionary So­ News Review Probate Court 10.800 9,900 Sawyer, $2,400. ciety of the Evangelical church Agricultural agent 3,56S 3,600 ------o ------met Tuesday afternoon at the Road Com. 2,000 3,000 World’s Largest New and Used | home of Mrs. Ed Riffer in the Bill to Reduce Weight Tax Sheriff 34,175 38,500 Bend of the River. The program A bill containing the recommen­ ,- -SjJiR0‘ ' -Cast of 3500 j Circuit Court 17,575 20,000 ” Bible in National •jjOEff' 40 Featured Players J was a joint Children's Division and- dations of Secretary of State F. School Com. 7,375 8,000 Mothers Day occasion. Mrs. Harry D. Fitzgerald that automobile Friend of Court and Library Stockholm Produced at-Pox Movietone City J Shell Gas—Shellubrication I Geiss played two piano solos. Mrs. weight tax fees be reduced to Probation officer 2,625 2,300 A FOX Achievement j .Melinda Mills, recited several of three, six and nine dollars, is be­ County Agent 1,230 100 Edgar Guests poems on “Mother.” ing drawn up for presentation to ,S00 8,500 -The wprld is 'Still: interested in Our salesman works by chart, not by mem- -j. the legislature in the near future. Supervisors Mrs. Emory Rough read “A Miss­ Surveyor . 100 50’ Sibl.es. The largest Bible in the ory, when greasing your car. v ? ionary’s Day.” Since the recommendation was Rejected Tax 1,810 1,810 .world is -preserved in the National made public 10 days ago, state­ Elections 3,110 500 Library in Stockholm. It is 35 by George Roe O. Ti)? S. wide approval of the idea has been Poor Com. 1,300 900 19 inches in size,' hand-lettered and. Have you tried the New SUPER * Vice; President shown by the large volume of let­ Justice Courts 4,300 4,000 was written about 1200 A. D. in’ The 2-lth annual meeting of the ters reaching the Department of Coroners 1,125 600 a convent ‘in Bohemia,' Not' long SHELL G AS. You’ll like it. I Berrien county O. E. S. was held State, expressing the writers’ en­ Detention Home 815 1,000: ago the famous Johann Gutenberg -Friday in Benton Harbor with dorsements of the plan. That Appropriations 1,500 9,500 Bible, by act of Congress, ' was 24-HOUR SERVICE % more than 500 delegates and there already exists in the . legis­ Building Fund 9,500 10,000 purchased for the library of Con­ Wed. Tluirs. May 17-18 guests from all parts of the coun­ lature a strong sentiment for, re­ Contagious gress in Washington,, where it is Do’uble Feature Program ty in attendance at the hall of duction of weight tax fees is Disease- 57,025 50,000 how On, exhibit. The entire col­ Jam es Dunn-‘-~Sally Eilers Colonial chapter. In the annual known as several other measures State institutions lection of which it is a part, cost in election of officers George Roe of calling for reductions in license Adult Afflicted 24,000 17,550 $1,500,000. ' The Gutenberg Bible Buchanan was elected second vice fees have been introduced. Co. Tax Com. 1,000 is the .oldest printed book from “ Sailor’s Luck” Mittan’s Sheii Service president. Mrs. Ruth Beards­ The bill now being prepared Miscellaneous 21,700 23,700 movable type in (lie world being a n d ley was the retiring organist. sets the tax for light automobiles County Poor 15,000 10,000 printed about 1455; Barbara Stanwyck in Corner Hickory and lltli Streets The officers elected for the en­ at $3; for medium-weight cars at Rocky Gap Park 500 750 suing year were: . $6: and for heavy cars at $9. It “ Ladies They NILES, MICH. is estimated that the reduction in Overdraft 15,000 40,000 President, Mrs. Viola Hughson; Contingent 9,000 15,000 Deciphering Pictographt Talk About” J first vice president, Mattie New­ weight tax fees would lower Soldiers’ Relief 7,200 ** weight tax revenues about 66 per . The bureau of American ethnol­ • .* . ♦- .w . .. r .- ton, Coloma; 2nd vice president, **Included in appropriation this Fri. Sat. Bray 19-20 George Roe, Buchanan; secretary cent under present levels, but no ogy says that, witli the exception accurate estimate is possible. By year. of certain symbols representing nat- Charlie Hugglos and treasurer, Mattie Smith, Wat- Close Vincent Hotel Frances Dec in ervliet; chaplain, Mrs. A. S. Lu­ lowering the fees, a large number The Vincent Hotel was closed 'iiml phenomena or objects of na­ Houswerth Radio Sales cas. Three Oaks: marshal, Erma of automobiles, now not being ture, such as the sun, moon, clouds, “Murders in used, would be returned to the last week when D. J. O’Conner, i 10t W. Front St.. Phone 139 Dent, Berrien Springs; organist. county political leader, and man­ lightning, etc., pictograplis can be roads. deciphered only by the persons who the Zoo” At the time of. making the rec­ ager of the concern for the past eight years, moved $40,000 in fur­ made them. GREENE’S INC ommendation, Mr. Fitzgerald was nishings out and stored them in just as emphatic in announcing the Stock building, formerly the 223 S. Michigan Street his disapproval of any increase in quarters of the Gilmore Depart­ i the gasoline tax. Real tax re­ duction does not mean the shifting ment store, for eventual sale to South Bend, Ind. , <4 of the burden from the right to the public. The closing climaxed X the left hand, he said. several weeks of financial nego­ Larger Income From State tiations on the part of O’Conner, Oil Land ending in failure. Several months; CARE OF FURS Redecorating An SO acre lease of state-owned ago the mortgage holders took land in Midland county may bring over the property because the the state of Michigan an income bonds and interest were in de­ SALE of more than $100,000 within the fault. O’Conner was the head of the company owning the furnish­ Storage All high grade dresses and coats next year through royalties re­ ings and failed to effect an agree­ ceived from an oil lease according ment with the trustee of the bond­ at less than half price. to the Department of Conserva­ holders. He announced that un­ Our newly built-in Storage Vault is spec­ tion. less he could effect a deal for the ially prepared to care for Furs. Every One of the largest producing sale of the furnishings he would Dress values to: $25.00 wells ever reported in Michigan close and store them. The climax patron may avail of this good service. Do has been brought in on state-own­ came Thursday when Sheriff Mill­ ed property. er, in behalf of the trustee, took not lay your Furs carelessly aside when The well, about a mile north of charge of the building. the new Otway well in the Porter . Clear Up Missing Bonds the wearing season is over—the furrier $8.50 Township Field has a production Of Brant Estate capacity indicated at more than then .should care for your Furs. Phone Dress values to $15.00 Mother’s Day is a Day to Give Sweets 4,000 barrels a day. Under the Mrs. Carrie 'Becht of Coloma, . wAJovely remembrance for Mother;—next Sunday; and lease agreement drawn by the 4-7341 or* if possible, bring your Furs auyday in the year—is a beautiful gift box of our de­ Company with the Department of right to the shop. tectable chocolates, fudges, and bon-bons. She’ll ap­ Conservation, the state receives royalty from the oil produced $5.25 X- preciate their quality which- under the, present: fates: will -— Right beside Hotel LaSalle;— ij^^Give mother a nice Ice Cream Cake for Mother’s Day; mean in income to the state of 1; Sunday, May 14. about $350 a day. Choice of 850 fine coats,. plain ❖ " When in town try our Mel-O-Rol sodas and sundaes at ------o------and fur trimmed. Values to $35.* % 10 c . • Maybe Oldest Freight Depot ; Brick Ice-Cream;-25c The freight depot of the Alton fYorkfiirShob •i-Vfusist on FURNAS Ice Cream and you are certain to railroad at Alton. 111., has beer -get the best. continuously used for-100 years. $12.50 . — — o ------— l 229 N. Michigan S t Many One-Room Schools Millinery, skirts, blouses, jump­ Approximately 60 per cent of all ^Princess Ice Cream Parlor t . ; .. public school buildings: are of the . ers, lingerie, greatly reduced. Ralph DeNardo; Prop. one-room; type. In 1930 there were South Bend 148,712 one-room schools; ' Princess Sim.-Mon.' May 21-22 t