THE COLOMA COURIER

WHOLE NO. 1707 • COLOMA, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926 VOL 33 NO g

many years to come and in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of Airview of Miami, Devastated by the Hurricane MR. AND MRS. 0. W. the Holy Spirit. LOCAL PEOPLE "Benediction—May tlie blessing of heaven rest upon you and may God pre- WOODWARD CELEBRATE serve and keep you, may tlie Lord mer- cifully with his favor look upon you, and may you so live together in the ZONE ARE BEliEVED TO BE SAFE evening of your life that in the world GOLDEN WEDDING to conir ye may have life everlasting. AMEN." Tlie bride mid groom were attended at tiieir second marriage by their son Many Berrien County People Resided MOBILE, PENSACOLA Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Woodward Were and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis In Citlea and Towns Visited by Re-wed at Their Home September Woodward of Benton Harbor. After HIT BY BIG STORM the ceremony a bountiful two-course Greatest Disaster Tliis Country lias 17th. luncheon was served. Among the out- Seen in Many Years—Hundreds of of-town guests in attendance at the Damage Not So Great—Flor- "Sweeter as the years roll by." This festivities were Mrs. Willis Peacock of Lives Lost—ThousaiMis Were Injured is an expression that very truly can l»c Niles, Mrs. Arch Kelly of Watervllet, ida's Known Dead, 374; Es- pplled to the lives of .Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ida Jenner of Hartford, and Mr. and Miiiions of Dollars Worth of timated Number, 657. Orrin W. Woodward of Coloma, who and Mrs. Clyde Olds and Mr. and Mrs. re united in marriage at tlie homo Louis Woodward of Benton Harbor. Property Destroyed in Many Towns of Aimer and Polly Woodward, parents New Orleans. La.—Pensacola and •f the groom. In North Coloma, on Hun- In Florida. Mobile were completely isolated by the day, September 17, 1870. Through the DEATH Of MRS. EUZA DUNHAM Berrien county luul a largp number of hurricane, which, after leaving a trail intervening half century this most esti- citizens who resided In that section of of death through Florida, continued to mable couple, who are held In the very Florhln which was so suddenly rage through western Alabama and highest esteem of their host of friends, OCCURRED SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 devastated by a hurricane last Satur- eastern Mississippi. have made their home In this vicinity, with the exception of a few years day, Sunday and Monday, and there The big storm spent Its force before I V • : • -V •' • spent in California. has been great anxiety this week for reaching New Orleans. Reports were Former Resident of Coloma Died at >1 .w Orrin VV. Woodward and Minnie A. the safety of those former local resi- that the towns of Seminole and Lil- dents. Other citizens of Berrien coun- Rubei were, born in this vicinity and Home of Her Daughter, Mrs. Fred lian, Ala., had been wrecked and sev- ty had friends In the stricken territory an perhaps recall more of the early for whom they have anxiously awaited eral persons killed. Airplane view of Miami, the wonder city of Florida, which was hardest hit by the hucricane tlmt history of the community than any of Smith, in Benton Harbor. swept across the southern end of the state. tlie other residents hereabouts. Mr. «ome word. Thus far no word has been The death of Mrs. Eliza Dunham, a Birmingham, Ala.—At least nine Woodward is in bis 72nd year and bis received of the death of any Berrien former resident of Coloma, occurred bride Is now in her 07th year and both county people In the wake of the hun- dead, scores injured and damage ex- Saturday, September 18, 11(20, at the are enjoying tlie best of health, despite dred mile gale that wiped out many ceeding 1*2,000,000 was the toll of the home of her daugiiter, Mrs. Fred G. the fact that all the guests who attend- towns In the twinkling of an eye, but hurricane which ravaged south Ala- 15,000 IS BERRIEN'S SHARE Smith, at 015 Broadway, Benton Har- ed their marriage have departed to the ,there are still a number In that terri- bama, reports from Mobile and other M. CUTS COLOMA PEACH SUNDAY IN bor. Tlie deceased came to Coloma U'tter land with the exception of one, tory from whom no word has yet been coast poluts declared. with the Smith family who moved here Of RED CROSS fLORIDA FUND wiio now lives in California. The wed- fed. about twelve years ago, when Fred be- Five were reported killed when the ding ceremony fifty years ago was per- md Mrs. Lowell H. Guy of Colo- came agent' at the Pere Marquette la were much alarmed on Monday tempest struck thcrvillage of Jackson, OFF ITS SCHEDULE BERRIEN COUNTY formed by Rev. Israel Curtis, pastor of railway and resided here until six Ala., near the Florida line, after ham- the Christian church. irhen they received the news of the "Hiat Amount Will be Asked of Citizens years ago, when the family moved to mering Pensacola, swinging Inland and Mr. and Mrs. Woodward are as well liurrlcane lest their daugiiter, Mrs. Benton Harbor. About four months To Relieve the Suffering in the known as any residents of Coloma H. Andrews of Miami, Florida, rushing down on Mobile from the ago Mrs. Dunham was stricken by an Thousands of Bushels Carried Home township, for they have been more or light be one of the storm victims, and northeast. )oes Not Care for Passenger, Mail Storm Stricken Southland. illness which left her In a very serious Jhey scanned closely the incomplete list less before the public all their lives. Two were reported killed near Bay By Motorists. condition until death relieved her. She casualties and kept the telegraph .Mrs. Woodward was born on the farm Mlnette and several crushed by debris or Express Business From This Tills paper lias been advised that was ^irn In Chatham, Ontario, 84 years idres hot until they received u mes- at Paw Paw Lake which was their at Flomaton. Berrien county citizens will be called Berrien county has its Blossom Sun- ago the 20th day of last July, and ige on {Tuesday morning from Gladys home for nearly half a century follow- upon to subscribe the sum of $5,000 as day and there are many other week moved with her husband to Ionia, Mich- ^nnoaDcing that she and her husband Havoc to property and Injuries to Station -No Trains to Ctiicago ing their marriage and which was sold the county's share to l)e raised for the ends on which occurs the peak point igan, from whence they moved to Colo- escaped unharmed. persons were reported from Enter- but a few months ago. It was on this relief of tlie suffering of the people in for the various fruits for which this ma. Her husband passed away eight- the other Coloma people who prise, Hartford, Geneva, Bay Mlnette, place that they first engaged In the Make Stops Here-Poorest Ser- the territory in Florida that lias suf- region is celebrated. een years ago, and her sole surviv- it was thought nllght have been In the Monroevllle, Dothan, Brewton, Troy, business of keeping summer boarders fered during the past week from the Last Sunday may properly have been ors are the daughter, Mrs. Rhea storm-stricken territory are Mr. and Anadlusa, Evergreen and Flomaton. in the year 1885, and in the year 1891 terrible storms. designated "Peach Sunday" and thous- Smith, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Reed Mrs. A. H. Woodward and baby of vice Ever Given by lis Road. they erected the Woodward hotel, one This aAiount seems a small sum for ands of motorists visited Fruitland and of Ionia. Brief funeral services were Pensacola, Florida, and Kenneth Dodd t' the tinest hotel buildings around Miami, Fla.—The known dead In To one who has made a study of the Kerrlen county when It is remembered drove home with their cars laden witii held at the Smith home In Benton Har- and family and Edison Hamilton, who Paw Paw Lake which they sold about Florida's storm area, as a result of new schedule of the Pere Maniuette that Berrien quickly raised $3,500 and the large, yellow delicious peaches, the bor, Monday morning, and the re- reside at Punta Gorda, Florida, but three years ago to the present owner. the recent hurricane, number 874. The railway, which went Into effect last sent It to Japan to relieve tlie suffer- equfl' of which for flavor and color mains were taken to Ionia, where as no loss of life was reported from They retained the Woodward Annex, number of estimated dead was placed Sundi.y, It would seem that that rail- ing in that faroff country following a grow nowhere else in tlie United States other sen-Ices were held on Tuesday tlie latter place these boys are be- great loss of life and property from an —outside the Michigan Fruit Belt. iiowever, until last spring. at 057 and the number of Injured was way might as well close up the local morning, and the remains were laid lieved to have been unharmed. Mr. arthijuake, and with tlie suffering so A motor trip through the fruit dis- station and discharge the agent. Celebrated 50th Anniversary. to rest by the side of the late husband. and Mrs. 0. W. Woodward are anxious- estimated ot over 4,000. great In our own country who Is there tricts of Berrien county last Sunday Approximately forty persons were It appears from the schedule of pas- ly awaiting word from their son at senger trains that the Pere Marquette who can resist giving something to was well worth while even to those On Friday, September 17, 1020, sur- Pensacola. mlaslng. Miami proper had 125 dead does not want any business out of Co- relieve the suffering people who had home people who are used to the sights rounded by about forty of their friends SCHOOL BANDS WILL VIE and approximately 2,000 Injured; Mi- loma at all. If they did they would all their property swept away in the of fruit laden orchards and vineyards ml relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Woodward Property Loss is Heavy. ami suburbs, Including Coral Gables, give some kind of servlcc to their storm with the thousands of people and the packing houses tilled with celebrated their golden wedding annl- Injured and crippled for life, families baskets of fruit, which at tills season ^ While there have been but meagre Miami Shores, Little River, and Hla- patrons. The passenger service, the ersary at their home on Church street AT VAN BUREN COUNTY fAIR leah, total 45 dead and the Injured express service and the mull service Is broken up and som > families complete- of tlie year include peaches, pears in Coloma. The home was very beau- reports of the amount of damage done ly wiped out. plums, apples and grapes. In the different cities and towns in the were numbered Into hundfeds. The completely demoralized. tifully decorated with fail flowers, gold- Carml Smith of Niles is the presi- Sunday afternoon the writer drove N devastated territory, It has been property damage was estimated here There is now no train on which local en bues predomlnating. One of the High School Musicians Will Compete passengers who desire to go to Chicago dent of the Berrien Caunty Chapter of southwesterly from Watervllet over most pronounced of the decorations learned that a number of Berrien at 1150,000,000, and the total loss the American Red Cross,'bu. he Is in Berrien's paved highway system county citizens suffered property loss- throughout the state at $200,000,000 an get out of Coloma and go direct was a huge basket of marigolds sent For Cash Prizes As Feature of through to that city, and there is but Rochester, Minn., where his wife Is through the townships of Bainbridge, them by tiieir son and daughter, Mr. es In Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, with 75 dead and 600 In- one train a day on which passengers taking treatment at Mayo Bros. Hos- Benton, Sodus, Berrien to tlie St. Jo- and Mrs. A. H. Woodward, from Pen- School Day. other places, but were fortunate In jured, presented the most pitiful scene pital and Berrien county people will seph riven and into Berrien Springs escaping without loss of life or limb. from Chicago can reach Coloma. sacola. Florida, who were unable to at- In the storm area as scores of chil- The train which formerly arrived soon come to tlie rescue of their fel- and all along the route there was an tend the celebration. Another feature A high school band contest, with at It Is impossible at this time to give any lowmen and subscribe the sum asked almost unbroken area of orchards and least four and probably six bands estimate of what the loss to Berrien dren cried for their parents and an from the north in the morning has been of the decorations was a large golden equal number of adults, searched for made a fast train and does not stop of them. vineyards and It seemed as though iteil that bad previously been used at participating, will feature school day county's former and present citizens as at the Van Buren county fair in Hart- ^hissing relatives. here. It goes whizzing through the never before has nature been so prodi- the celebration of the golden wedding a result of the storm will be, as every gal In loading the trees with fruit. ford on Wednesday, September 29. village, town and city In the county At Fort Lauderdale there were 13 village. Tills train is operated on a of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller of Benton faster schedule. It Is the one on which 'OSTMASTER KILMARK GIVES All along the way, nearly every farm Harlior, parents of Mrs. Louis Koob of The bands will play one selection en- had some former citizen located In dead, 20 other persons were probably iiad Its roadside market with baskets semble, and each band will follow some of the stricken towns. fatally Injured, and 508 others less se- Coloma people received their heaviest South Coloma. lirst class mall and their parcels post. of fruit and the motorists were here Under this bell and with a back- with two selections. Competent judg- riously Injured were being treated by NEW SCHEDULE OF MAILS In the future (unless some pressure can from Indiana Illinois and Eastoml^,,,,,,, of |M.Ilutiful flower*, the second es will awrfrd the liberal cash prizes the Red Cross, hospitals, and emer- 1m» brought upon the powers that be) Michigan loading their curs to capacity^ ^,marriagUj e ceremony uniting this couple offered by the fair to the high school ! musicians.. LOSS Of lift NOW KUEVED gency stations. It was said by Red the only train on which Coloma people The commercial buyers were here wlt~' *j4 n iioly wedlock was performed at Cross officials there that about 7,000 an get out of town for the south or New Schedule on Pere Marquette their trucks in great numbers. o'clock on the afternoon of the anni- The Paw Paw, Lawrence, Blooming- persons were dependent upon them. west Is at 5:12 p. m. and that on a The Berrien Springs chamber of versary, when Rev. W. E. Goltz, pastor dale and St. Joseph high school bands TO B£ LESS THAN WAS At Danla there had been found 14 local train that runs only as far as Railway Makes. Changes Necessary commerce, which Is making a special of tlie First Community Church of Co- have already entered the contest, and effort to assist that locality in market Supt. E. E. Glddlngs of Hartford, who bodies and 140 persons injured. New Buffalo. This would make It nec- On account of the yew schedule of the loma, otiiciated, uslug the following STATED IN EARLY REPORTS essary for passengers who wish to go Ing Its fruit to motoijsts, estimates that form: is in charge of the feature. Is sanguine Virtually every home or business build Pere Marquette railway, which went 5,000 bushels of peaches were carried that one or more bunds will enter be- ing was wrecked. At Davie 5 were to Chicago via train to change cars at into effect last Monday, the mail serv- "It Is very fitting that on this 50th through that village on trucks and anniversary of your wedding that you fore the entries close. killed and 40 injured. Benton Harbor or New Buffalo and ice in Coloma Is very badly crippled wait for train No. tWbich leaves automobiles last Sunday. again/assume the vows of holy matri- The bands will appear either in front, Miami DnpaldMs on Tuesday Report- Reports are that 100 dead have been and patrons of the local olllce are re- Elbertas, Kalamazoo, Prolific, J. II of tlie grandstand or on the free at-' Grand Rapids at 4:50 p. m. and goes 1'iested to read very carefully the fol- mony and be united once more In mar- located at Moorhaven, which was to* thru Coloma at 0:40 p. m. without any Hale and other varieties were selling riage. You are to be congratulated this traction platform during the afternoon, ed the Death list to be About 400, lowing schedule of the closing of the tally destroyed. It was Indicated sev- hesitation whatever. at the roadside markets last Sunday day upon the fact of having been per- ami will render their selections be- outgoing mail as furnished to Tlie at 75 cents a bushel to $2.25—the lat- tween heats of the race program. With 4,000 to 5,000 in Hospitals and eral hundred were Injured. Clewlston, The only train that passes through Courier by Postmaster M. C. Kilmark: mitted to live together for the past fifty across the lake from Moorhaven, Is re- Coloma for the north or east that stops ter price being asked for choice packs years. We, as relatives and friends, The event will be the most interest- Train No. 2, southbound—Mail clos- ing school band contests ever arranged Many I'narcounted For. lien' under the new schedule is the one While last Sunday Is believed to wish for you the liest as you now enter ported to have escaped. ' es at 8:30 a. m. Train due at 8:52 a. m. In this section of the state, and will which leaves Chicago at 8:00 a. m. and have been the peak on peaches, they the evening time of wedded life. Sun- More than 50 bodies have been found Train No. 3, northbound—Mail closes keep the grounds flooded witii music Early reports of the hurricane dis arrives in Coloma at 11:17, a little lat- will lie available In lesser quantities for sets and evening stars are beautiful in the wreckage at Avon Park. at 10:45 a. m. Train due at 11:20 during the afternoon. Tlie contest has aster placed the loss of life along the er than formerly. Train No, 7; which a week or so yet and will be followed and our prayer for you Is that as you Progresso reported 0 dead and m. been arranged as an added feature of east coast of Florida at SCO to 800, and leaves Chicago at 5:00 p. m. 4oes not by grapes and the full and winter take once more the •vows of wedlock, are dead at Pompano. At Floranado Train No. 10, soulhbound—Local par- school day at the fair, when thousands wounded at many thousand, and re- know that there is any such town as varieties of apples. you may enjoy many more years to- ports sent out on Monday stated that there were 8 injured and at Deer- cel post. Ail parcel post must be in of students will swurm the grounds. Coloma. This train Is due to arrive here postoffice at 4:30 p. m. gether. May your evening time be the list of dead might reach l.fiOOO, field 2. at 7:60 p. m. Train No. G, southbound—Mail closes tilled with love and happiness and but despatches from Miami, dated on Throughout the storm arte it was at 0:00 p. m. Train due at 0:45 p. n. peace. Tuesday stated that the loss of life was estimated that 40,000 persons were Means a Continuous Fight. MINISTER AND FAMILY WERE "Orrin, after 50 years of wedded life, not believed to be as great as at first Train No. 7, northbound—Mali clos- Retires froni furniture Business homeless and virtually without cloth- es at 0:00 p, m. Train due at 7:50 p. m. wilt thou have this woman to be thy reported. Just what Coloma people can do to wedded wife, to live together after ing or immediate means to recoup Trains No. 2, 0 and 7 are fast trains. VICTIMS Of AUTO WRECK W. S. Walte, who has been engaged The casualty list of the hurricane as have tlie Pere Marquette do what Is God's ordinance In the holy estate checked with police heads of the dev- their loss. ^ right by the local patrons of the line Is 'Fluey do not stop In Coloma and only' In the furniture business at Benton letters are despatched. Parcel post of matrimony? Wilt thou continue to Harbor for the past 21 years, retired astated area on Tuesday was as fol Sewer and water systems generally not known. For years the Chamber of love her, comfort her, honor and keep lows: were crippled, but tralnloads of woter Commerce and similar organizations mutter goes out on Nb. 10 and must be Pastor's Wife and Daughter and from that line of business this week in office by 4:30 p. m. her In sickness and In health so long when he turned his store over to Miami 103 have arrived and dty officials on- have" had a light on their hands when- as ye both shall live? Answer—I will.' Another Lady Were Victims. Troost Bros, of St. Joseph and Nlles, Hollywood §0 nounced that Miami and Hollywood ever a new t^aln schedule was put out "Minnie, wilt thou have this man to 52 by the Pere Marquette. In most cases to whom he had sold the stock. There Miami Beach .* water plants are back In commission Rev. W. A. Ely, pastor of the Metho- be thy wedded husband, to live to- Moorehaven 40 the village has won out and the village will lie no change at present In the Burgeons who have been working LOIS DOOUTTlf SERIOUSLY dist church at Stevensvllle, his wife, gether after God's ordinance In the holy Hlalemi Region 50 has at least been given some kind of personnel of the two stores In the twin day and night attending the thousands his 11-year-old daughter and a lady estate of matrimony? Wilt thou, after cities, Ed Biermun continuing as man- Scattered dead 60 service that would provide a means for 50 years, love, honor and keep him In said that they were badly In need of the receipt and the despatch of the INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE friend, Mrs. Katie Bailey, widow of a ager of the Benton Hariior store., fonner Stevensvllle banker, were vie sickness and In health so long as ye ; '875 tetanus serum. malls, but what can be done under the Troost Bros, have opemted a furni- thus of an automobile accident in St both shall live? Answer—'I will.' Join But to make a conservative estimate present conditions remains to be seen ture store In Nlles for many years and The relief committees in the towns Joseph Inst Saturday evening that sent the right bandi^togetber. and with other outlying territories to If the state public utilities commis- a few years ago purchased the Baiting- and cities visited by the hurricane Child Struck By Automobile Crossing them all to a hospital for treatment, "For Inasmuch as Orrin and Minnie be heard, from it is believed that the sion has anything to say regarding er & Kingsiey store in St Joseph ,and were almost unanimous In asking that and Raymond Doebeli of St. Joseph hove consented together In holy wed- death list may be swelled to 400. what kind of service the railway com Highway On M-1L their third store, the one Just pur- no further supplies be sent, but that who was driving another car also re- lock after a period of 50 years of mar- A check of the hospitals in the dev panics are permitted to give a town chased In Benton Harbor, they propose money be sent Instead. The supplies ceived a number of Injuries. ried life, and have witnessed the same astated territory and nearby towns that has given a railroad the amount Lois Doolittle, six-year-old daughter to make the largest furniture emporium Reports state that the pastor's car before God and this company of friends wheft> hospital equipment had been set of food, water, and clothing available, of passenger and freight business that of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Doolittle of In southern Michigan. was driven onto Nlles avenue in St and have declared the same by the join- up showed that 4,000 victims were re- en route or promised. Is sufficient to Coloma has always given the Pere Miu- North Watervllet, was struck by an Joseph, when It was struck by the car ing of hands, 1 prouounce that they are ceiving treatment, but this Is not be meet all requirements, it was stated. quette, the railways should be made to automobile as the child was crossing Quick service In developing and driven by Doebeli and the former car to continue us husband and wife for Moved to be all that were injured, for The need is for public donations for furnish tlie commission with their pro M-ll near the County Line last Sat- printing at Scott's.--Adv. was thrown Into the ditch and over many have been removed to other plac- posed time cards before they go Into urday afternoon. She sustained a frac- the thousands who lost their all. turned, with the occupants inside es and to private homes of friends in effect »o that the different communities ture of the left leg above the knee ami would not have to go before the rail other injuries. They were extricated from their un nearby cities. happy position and were removed to The property loss in the devastated way officials or tlie utilities commission The driver of the car, Joe A. Bel- WATER BILLS ARE PAST DUE to secure some kind of recognition. pedia, 721 Slialto St., Chicago, brought the St. Joseph sanitarium. Mrs. Ely territory it is believed will run from suffered two broken wrists, and the •IBO.000,000 to $200,000,000 The work of the child and her mother to Dr. O. A. others escaped with lesser Injuries. THE COLOMA THEATRE clearing away the wreckage, the bury- MUST BE PAID TO VI11AGE CLER Peer's olllce at Watervllet Where lirst ing of the dead and caring for the aid was rendered by the local physician Show atarta at 7;30 p. m. MRS. C C. ALGUiRE, Proprietor wounded has been the first considera- Must Close Clothing Store and she was then rushed to the Taber sanitarium in Benton Harbor where Come and heir tlie Mjstem. IU part tf Ae prtgram. tion of the survivors of the stricken I Will be at Long's barber shop Wed Wm. Willis Very Low Albert Pollyea of Benton Harbor the fractvre was reduced and her other towns and neighborhood. Train after nesday and Friday nights for the col proprietor of Albert's1 Clothes Shop on trainload of water, .food, medical sup- Injuries attended. At tills writing her Wm. A. Willis of Coloma. who has lection of water bills, or you can mail Water street. Is confined to his home condition is reported as satisfactory l»een In poor health for a number of plies, hospital supplies, and hundreds them to me at my residence until Saturday, Sunday and Monday Sept 25,26 and 27 by Illness and Is in bed most of the and It is not believed that she will years, has lieen a patient at the of physicians and nurses were rushed further notice. J. V. THOMPSON time. Tills has caused him to dispose suffer any permanent disability. Mercy hospital In Benton Harbor for to the different localities to give im- —Adv. Village Clerk of ills business, and in order to close Tom Mix and Tony, Hit Wonder mediate relief to the suffering and the The child is said to have waited for the past three weeks and is reported out the stock he Is advertising a big one car to pass and evidently failed to in a very critical condition. Along homeless and hungry. The great Amer "going out of business sale" which he can Red Cross Society was Immediate- notice the second car driven by Bel- with his other ailments, he Is suffering Horse, in "My Own Pal." Is advertising In a full page ad In this pedla and ran in front of it. from gangrene poisoning In one of his ly on the Job with Its trained workers in US LOAN YOUR MONEY Issue of The Courier. Mr. Pollyea has and has undertaken a work that no limbs, but withal he Is cheerful and And a Comedy. Nuff ced. We will loan your money for you on many friends In Coloma and vicinity other organization in America could does not complain. He is 83 years of first class real estate mortgages, and who will regret that his poor health Jumped Overboard From Boat. Adulta 35c ChMdran ISc handle so advantageously. Red Cross age. look after all your Interests, insurance, causes him to retire from business. workers In every state In the union are taxes, etc., for a nominal fee. We have A passenger on board tlie steamer soliciting funds for the relief of the facilities for placing both large and Bainbridge of the Benton Transit line Heavy Rains at Three Oaks sufferers and the money will be forth smnll •nionntfL Tour inquiries are so- who was Identified as Matthew Wood, Wednesday and Thursday September 29-30 coming to curry ou the work uf Lhls Modem Rip Van Winkle licited. BAKER INSURANCE Jumped overboard from the steamer Collura were flooded and thousands great humanitarian organization. of dollars of damage done In Three AGENCY, State Bank Building, • The Modern Rip Van Winkle" Is while that boat was enroute to Chicago, "SPEED MAD" The radio has also proved Its value Daks by two electrical storms last Coloma, Mich.—Adv. 60tf the subject of a lecture that will be Monday night and committed suicide. in the case of this disaster. The first week, one on Tuesday and the other on presented by Frederick W. Beduhn of The boat turned around,and the crew A Snappy, Zippy Romance of Reckless Youth. authentic news of the storm was re- Wednesday, The first storm came Detroit at the Coloma Theatre Tuesday endeavored to locate the man, but were ceived over the radio and the first to unsuccessful. Tlie mau was a stranger Tuesday afternoon and before the floods And a Comedy, start raising funds for the relief work evening, September 28. The lecture Quick Stioi Repairing Service Is given under tlie auspices of the | to the boat crew. of water could drain away the other were the radio stations from all over \ came shortly after midnight Wednes- Adulta 30c ObildrM 10c the country, where thousands of dollars Edith Mae Cummlngs Company of Ue- - —- for Coloma people if you leave your trolt. Read the announcement on I Kodaks and supplies at Scott'i day morning. The sewer system proved were raised and forwarded to the shoes at Grant's. I will deliver tiem Adv. '»II Inadequate In carrying off the water. WOlkcfB by the middle of thla Wwk. I another page of this paper. ttutOay, Q. T, HOLMGREN. 7tf 1 THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.

THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. FAVORS FINE SILK WEAVES; Canada Inafitutet HATS FOR COLLEGE GIRLS "Plucklly disregarding the warnings JONAH YEAR FOR Hne KitcKen Bird Sanctuaries bof the bandits, the banker and his as- With the proRresB of aettlement the sistants harried to recover their guns, GOLF CHAMPIONS HE smartly frocked Parisienno neat yet very effective doytime frock. Dependable Canadian prairies are losing those which bad been tossed Into the dork T still adheres* to the one-piecf At this particular time of the Cabinet special characteristics generally asso- space between two cabins. Mr. Tay- dress for daytime wear, that is. the year when thoughts turn mostly to The greatest thing about a ciated with them. Their Isolation, lor was the 0r«t to succeed. He ran Few of Leaders Able to Re- sort In which bodice and skirt are outfitting daughters of the house- ((3, 1926, Wtitarn NVwnpaper Union.) Ford is the way it keeps their treelesHness. their lack of social Y outh Rides W est to the entrance of the alley and seamed at the wolstline. As to Just amenltlns. are becoming things of the hold for "going away to school," It m-r- going,even under the worst turned loose at the bandits as they tain Their Titles. It Is well to know •omclhlng a past. where that waistline should be Is a seems peculiarly fortunate that the •bout everything and everything conditions. The depend- made a maze of the alley behind the disappeared In moonlight They re- % subject much under discussion among new felts and sports velvet hats about •omethlns. Hortlea of tlnjr Yet certain developments need to CHAPTER IX—Continued By Will Irwin I turned the flre at long range, fortu- The present golfing season gives m ability of Champion Spark bank. I saw that the crowd was thin- The School Lunch the dress creators of France. Rumor should be so apropos of the occasion tollers are worklnn In our scrvlce be regulated. For example, the De- C»pyri*J>t Jiy^W^IU Irwin symptoms ot being reiyemb^red as —12— ning out. Ju^t then, a band down the nately with no effect School children need something hot has It, that the waistline is moving —so typically collegiate In appear- nlKht and day to keep the world Plugs—which , have been partment of the Interior has Just set Charlie stepped Into the Jnll; tlie street gave Its preliminary roll, struck "The police were at once notified. the Jonah year. Champions are being wholesome and all the race of b»- for their lunch. What is easier to pre' up, even unto normal is the forecast. ance. For that Is Just what the new Inga supplied with Ufa-stuff. standard Ford equip- aside a number of public shooting rider sent his horse at a walk throuRh up a march tune; Cottonwood, the The crime, as before stated, occurred kicked all over the lot. None ot the pare than a vacuum bottle of rich, Be that as It may, many of the most draped crown and ripple brim felt and ment for 14 years—is an grounds, and has added eleven bird the belt of shadow Into the light of emerged a moment later into the fires of excitement already dying out, at about ten-forty-flve. At eleven- contestants In ony of the champion- steaming Monarch Cocoa? With Mon- More Than Your sanctuaries to those already estab- stylish frocks snapshotted at the velvet hats are—the sort tlie college CARE IN ILLNESS integral part of Ford de- Main atreot. At a run I rounded the moonlight, retracing his course. I fol- had resumed Its normal night life thirty the posse which Marshal Mc- ships played thus far has given a hang arch Teenie Weenie Peanut Butter Grand Prix races expressed sentiment girl adores. lished. These regions contain the corner after hlm. I caught up, slowed lowed no longer. When he was gone But not quite. I reflected as I came up Grath Immediately started to form about the tltleholder. They start sandwiches it makes the Ideal meal. pendability. most important '.reeding grounds on for the moderately low waist. There There Is everything In the way of Contagious diseases are due to dis- Money's Worth! down Jnat behind him. and followed. out of sight, I lay there, my eyes on the side street toward the Courier. was still engaged In Interesting con- right out, and lo, before the cham- the American continent for wild fowl, were interesting versions and varied, detail to appeal to youth In this sea- tinct living things which are trans- peiiltle—greater than erer Rtlll at a walk, he was weaving the dim blob of light which was the Considering that it offered no lures versation at the Jail. Cinching a pionship has gone any great distance for In some Instances the waistline son's early headwear. Note for In- An over-size cake that which, from time immemorial, have I—the new Kalamazoo hook of through the late tralflc. Before the tent, the brilliant slash which was the of pleasure. It was singularly crowded cafldle Is an operation which takes the king Is out MONARCH ^mdudma • ported from one 200 styles and ahas Inchiding curved up at the front, drooping per- stance the Intriguing little hat pic- found In marsh and reedy lake food new and beautiful porcelain opening of the flap-lay and dug my for that time of night. Men were time—or something sarcastic, better It started down In Florida and oat person to an- out'lathers all others Black Jack he stopped, threw the Quality for Toyears COFFEE ,lve and security. The advent of civili- enamel ranges and combina- horae'i reins over a pin of the hitch- fingers into the ground and panted. standing in knots; only they did not than that Rub it Into them. And In California and swept northward and other and zation, with Its attendant draining of tion gas and coal nngea in Nrrer Sold Throngh Chain Stores like parasites Here's a great big cake of Ideift blus and paarl gray U- ing rail, walked a little unsteadily Suddenly the light in tlie tent went gesticulate, and If they spoke at all end like this—take it down as I say it: and eastward. Champion after cham- swamps, tends to reduce the size of Instratud in actual colon. RE1D, MURDOCH & CO. toilet soap that lathers Alao new porcelain mahog- through the door. I waited until he out I rose and stumbled blindly down It was in low whispers. The excite- " 'The aftermath of this affair will pion was beaten and a new king COCOA upon a patient. the breeding grounds and this, to- Chicago • Boitoa • PttUburfh • New York This knowledge like lightning even in any heating stovea. was gone, and made a swift inspec- the hill to Main street. ment had abated only on the surface, doubtless be known to ail before this crowned. It seems as If moat of this gether with Increased facilities for fTearCnarantMSondt tion of his mount. I had not been I felt De3p below ran a sense of ten- Issue of the Courier reaches Its read- country's golfers have been guilty of Bhould warn us hardest water. sport, has reduced the number of RadiMWl r Mtary Prtocs to guard our- This new book ompletelymr- mistaken—H rangy American horse, CHAPTER X sion. ... I was hardly surprised ers.' " lese rnojeste and, what's more, seem Inference Really Serious That removes dirt and birdb to an alarming extent, some spe- olutionizcs all stovo^ ranga '"mm* buckskin In color, and with that dls- when fro i the doorway of the Courier I could endure It no longer. That proud of it "Jim has a superiority complex." Brown—"ily wife has rrin away selves and our cies, indeed, being threatened with and furnace selling polirie* loved ones from spread of contagion. grease, kills germs and and bring* straight to you th« tlDguishlng mark on his flank. I en- When I came back to a semblance a stranger stepped forward, laid his side of me which had been burning all England saw the dethroning of Jim "Then he must be associating with with a man In my car." Jones (anx- makes skin and hair look extinction. most aenaational gnarantew tered. There stood the rider at one hand ou a scabbard swung forward night In the dark flames of my own Bornes and of Abe Mitchell and the people who don't amount to much." iously)—"Not your new car?" Another point to be remembered la of quality ever wrTtlen—• S of reason and sanity I was looking fine. year guarantM bondon all end of the crowded bar, tilting Into from his hip. and said; s inner hell burst to the surface. It coronation of Walter Hagen and that contagious diseases are real down, from a dump of Liverpool hill, things, and cannot be dealt with as T rinity stovea. rangea and furnaces. | himself a glass of whisky. I pushed "You can't come In here!" manifested Itself In violent physical Bobby Jones. Willie Macfariane also No other soap lathers so lAlso.asnbeUrtlal price rw- on the streaks of blobbed light which Imaginary Ills. The weather has. been ploying havoc dactlon on all stoves, range* Info the convivial knot next to him, "But I work here!" said I. action us I struck the point of my lost his title, which Bobby Jones land furnaces. marked Cottonwood camp. Since I quickly—no other is so with the sandstone exterior of old watched him furtively. His hand, as saw my betrayal 1 had been wandering "Wait a minute," he replied, and pencil Into the table and cried: usurped, stealing it right from under "Yeast Foam The utensils used by a patient, or in- economical. Made by 1x4-Hoar Shipment*— Trinity church In New York and It was I Casta or Easy.Terms he reached toward his waistcoat disappeared. An instant later the "Why ore you keeping me In the the nose of (Oie of Willie's neighbors, deed anything else that he handles, through camp, aimlessly and Insanely. KIRK — a house long fa- feared at first that the crumbling proc- 24-honrshipplng service. Yon pocket to pay, missed twice; then keenly lined silhouette of Marcus be dork? Why am I on the outside of Joe Turnesa. Macdonald Smith came during illness, may become a menace, CKamfWon X— ran buy as low as $3 down; 1 had kindled in my heart and soul mous for quality. At all excluiivclv for ess was due to some defect In the came down bard as he rang bis sliver every Invidious emotion. My convic- came visible against the light oil this?'* A dozen circumstances had back from Plnehurst with the north as they are easily contaminated with Fordi—packed la monthly. 80 days trial. 300 dealers, 10c. In the Red Bo* walls, but a thorough examination of Idsy*approval teat Complete "It's all right—come along!" he shot come together In my mind—the myste- and south title under his arm. He infectious material. The bacteria aatiafaction or money backJ dollar on the bar. His gray eye, as tion, formed so hastily as I watched the structure Indicates that the walls out in hli executive voice. rious absences of Marcus, the hints of didn't have It when he started south and microbes which we cannot see are n *••.••• Satisfied he turned it casually a moment In m> that couple In the moonlight, had set, Nothing has such I Customers I entered. Marcus, his sleeves rolled secret events underlying that bnnk from Lukeviile. Don't overlook Jess more deadly than any anlmul which are Just as sound as when they were direction, seemed Aimed. He had frozen. There was no hope, no faint- k built. The flaking of the exterior Overflnc.OOO satisfied custom-1 "been drinking," as we expressed It est doubt. Stern, dramatic plans of up. his store clothes protected by the robbery, the operations of Mike the Sweetser, who sailed from the United we see and can kill. let*. Don't fail to send a hunger-satisfying _ mScitcm. sondstone is caused by the chonging •mpnetall o r write today for your Ink-spattered apron of his trade, his Bartender, the guard at the door of States with one title und came back it? In that day—not yet drunk, but on the Hdlon bad floated Into my Imagination A diphtheria patient will contom- weather. The stone is of a porous FK£M£l cop< y of tola book. way. His face, seen now in full light, mullet In hand, stood at the stone. I the Courier, this last, cryptic sentence. with another. Inote spoons, cups, forks or anything CHAMPION to be blown away by others Just as flavor as the home nature and absorbs the moisture, which MIMUTOO rovt CO, Utr*. was less comely than at-flrst glance. violent and fanciful. I would go and had never seen his eye so bright Under it all flamed a deeper, fouler, Ducky Yates, who won the north .4iit h which he hondles or uses; this is true Ofi. KIRK'S Dependable for Every Engine HS41 Rochester Ave. freezes at times and causes the stono KALAMAZOO MICH. There lay a kind of blackness under accuse her to her face—tell hpr what "Where the h—1 have you been?" he more tormenting misery. Some one and south amateur championship, of ony contagious disease; too much Toledo, Ohio to flake off. The walls ore to be treat- A KMamAzcio. ' • Inquired. I answered nothing. The hod Informed the bandits as to the came north without it Similar things loaf made with •59* the smooth, yoiuig blond skin. He idie wa4 and what she had done to me. care cannot be taken of everything ed to a bath of paraffin, applied after Direct in You" search for an excuse brought up the very hour when the treasure would be happened in Texas. California, New was dressed like a miner or a pros- No. I could not do that. My pride which comes in contact with the pa- COCOA having been heated by an electric pector; but he wore his rough frier,e had been seared enough already; be- blackness of the past two hours which delivered at the bank. Some one had Mexico, and 4.1 other states. The Yeast Foam. tient All should be regarded with LADIEH—WK PAT tiH fiRONK OR «I7 per - blast. This Is the same process that coat, his corduroy trousers, his top- sides. what would she care? I would excitement had uomentarlly dissi- Informed them as to the very charac- count from the territories Is not yet suspicion and treated accordingly. HARDWATEH,/ATER , hundred glldlnic carda; no lelllnit: p«rfl' u- Musical Instruments lara for addre-wed envelope. URBTLOCK was used years ago on tN Egyptian THE MOST WONDERFUL MUSICAL pated ; If I had tried to speak, I would ter of its packing. Some one . . . ART COMPANT. 42 Broadway. New York. boots and his blue flannel shirt witii leave the camp tonight and never In, but a landslide in favor of the Allow no one to use any of the CASTILE obelisk which stands in Central pork, INSTRUMENT ON THE MARKET. Ac- u touch of Jauutlnesa; his trou- again see her or the spot where she have choked. Marcus, Indeed, gave me numbly I could feel the nails digging revolutionists can be expected. Send for free booklet utensils used In case of contagious PARTI ICS INTEKESTEI) IN GOOD Oil. and rordlan plays by rolls, can be played Kaa leaaea pl»a«« write to A. W. JONES. and which was Bimilarly treated. by anyone without knowledge of music. •ers seemed dra|>ed above bis boot- had tormented me. used me. But even no time to answer. into my clenched palms. Those who have titles still in their disease, even after thorough steriliza- ••••••••••• Agents wanted. FOR FULL PARTICU- And the face of Marcus Hsndy took "The Art of Baking Bread"' Box 112. Caruegla. Pa. for Informallon. topa rather than tucked Into them. while I imagined this. I knew that 1 "Well, rustle!" he growled. "Did possession had better employ body tion. Keep such utensils for the If your dealer can't supply you with Kirk'a Act quick. LARS. SEND lOo WORTH OP STAMPa on a curious expression. Almost, he Cocoa Hard water Caitile Soap, mail thii coupon Where It Went ( HAS. P1TTLE A COMPANT He gathered up hli change, stabbed could not abandon the game half you get anything on that bank rob- guards. With the metropolitan open patient alone. After recovery allow ISO Aerea. Idonl Form Home. 9-rnom hnuae, looked ashamed. He dropped bis eyes to Jamea S. Kirk Si Co.. 1233 W. North Ave.i Do* S4U New Bedford. it Into his pocket, roiled upstnlrf to played. I would follow him, her ac- bery?" and amateur titles in new hands, as them to stand In a disinfectant solu- Chicago, for free trial cake. Write your dealer'i like new. Elova., fids., paa.. for,, crk.. apriri., It was well after midnight ond dork to the stone. name and addresa on maraia. Pecana, pears, flea. Krapea, poraltn., qulncea. the gambllng-room. complice and lover, to the ends of the "Not much. Taylor told me to see happened in the Long Island and dos- ••No wonder the m«n folk* i tion In boiling water for several hours. Hilltop Farm. Cltronelle. Mobile County, Ala as pitch when the car stopped before Be Independent for Life. Let as show yo« how a small Investment will give yon steady When after a discreet Icterval I earth; and when I found him I would you." "Sorry, I can't tell you now, kid," ens of other amateur championships, twice as much of it" Boiling for flve minutes will Bterllize the farmhouse. he said hesitantly. "Right sorry I If Hick With Cancer, Tnberenioala or any Income for life. Jones Building Company, followed him. he had Just slaked a kill him as a nau should. I would "Just as well." replied Marcus. Ton a continuation of this sort of stuff may most dishes. The best protection Name.. other dlaeaae, write for bookie? "Btorj of Though there was no sign of a light 173 Colnmhla Bonlevard. Woodrldge. N. J. can't You've always played square Life," It la free. No druita of any kind. the motorist blew ond blew In the hope twenty-dollar gold piece at roulette. kill myself—I had the weapon- there take this story exactly as I lay It out be expected. against all contagion is robust health. WM BADAM CO.. Mlnnoapolla, Mlnneaota WANTED—INVESTOBS TO SALVAtiB val- with me. But wait until we've gone of arousing some one. Finally an in- uable Chicago real estate from tax tltlea and I Joined the group of spectatora, who on my hip. Even was there a terrible for you." With news to write. I was N orthwestem Yeast Coi This Is secured best by wholesome lax forfeitures. Substantial prnflta. Attor- to press. Then I'll tell you, if you Address. Big Dlwuunt on Fruit and Hhade Treea. stood watching with fascinated. Inter- vision of Constance Deane's tender no longer his partner; he had become 1730 North Ashland Ave. food, plenty of exercise and fresh air, shrubbery, etc. Bend ua a Hat of what you distinct figure appeared at the door, ney John Stelk, Room 5i. IQg N. LaSalle St. sure want to know. Now get to work. Retires as Manager need. Boy direct from nuraery. Ba*a money. and Inquired as to the cause of the est the descending whirl of the whe^ throat gargling to flabby quiet in my the boss, executive and exacting. Chicago, 11L as well as plenty of sleep in o well HOl'SKWITES—Keep corn on cob and red- Shove over your takes to the print- BALDWIN'S NURBERT. Ontralla. Illlnola. He lost; the dealer's hand raked In clenched hands. ... It was this sud- "Don't touch It up too much. Make It aired room. Fresh air day and night trouble. ripe tomatoes fr<*sh all winter—Intxpensiva ers as fast as you write them." Meat Market In Good Town. Pop. 4.000. line ruces*—no chefnlcala. Complete Inatructloaa Ids coin. He was reaching agalo to den. primeval lust for murder which, straight and cold. All ready? Go! Settles Auto Disputes The Trouble with plenty of sunshine during the "Where does this rood go toT' bel- t1. Laboratories, Bos 103. Lexlngton.Ky. Had Marcus replied to my outburst Grace Hotel location, cheap rent and tv.oney maker. Rea- lowed the motorist with more vigor his pocket, when from the spectatora Imparting un unnatural energy to all The Bank of Cottonwood was robbed Willis—"Do you approve ot mar- day are the best of health producers. CHICAGO aon for selling. Intereata In another atate. HEAl'TIKY YOIB COHPLKXION with "1^ Judge David J. Hefferman of TWO DAYTIME FROCKS Jackson Blvd. and Clark St. Priced to aall. Threll W. Nate. Havanna. III. a man stepped up beside him as my membera. finally drove me on the last night"—as morning newspaper with his accustomed energy and ao- rioge by proxy?" GIULs—"Yes, if than politeness in his tone. Helle Complexion." Makes your skin fairly ra- thority. I do not know what I might Miami's night municipal court In Flor- Delicate children now ore allowed Koooit with dsuebad bath tl U "I've lived here seven years, ond so diate new loveliness. 1] treatments and though to play; but Instead laid a run up Liverpool hill. Altitude and men must, he was dating the event one you could stay married that way."— and 11.00 par day; with priTaU Plthetr Cleiuia Auto... Interior llanka. formula II. Reliable Sales Co.. Akin, 111. have done. But this touch of senti- ida has an array of tiny motor ve- ceptlbly at the back, and often the tured In the center of this group. Not to He In the direct sunlight for hours, bath 0.00 and P SO o^k. rmt Churehea, public bulldlnss. etc. Keeps rar- far os I've been able to see It hain't hand stealthily on his arm. This was the limitations of the body had their day behind. "Let yourself out a little hicle models which fuiflii an important Life. simple straight-around type was only Is the soft felt dnfped "to the thus gaining vitality and strength. Mw — Imt ill Tkaalra —4 Kan*. nlsh like new. Trial convinces, tl brings rOBBKt T ENGLISH. FBRNCH AND SPAN- ment served to cool and steady me. Block yardi can direct lo door. p nt can. W. H. Payne Co.. New Caatle, Pa, never gone anywheres," replied a ISH. Whole course 30 lectures 14.SO Mall tl n tali man; I caught a glimpse of a way with me at last; my breath gave In the Introduction. Call It an Inso- svressed. Both models In this pic- Rheumatism and kindred Ills are A clean, comfortable, newly My working side took hold again. Fa- role In his proceedings. A dispute in queen's taste," but It has the trickiest decorated hotaL A safe place peevish voice as the door slammed. for first series of lectarss. PROFEtWOB full, black beard. The smaller man out; I dropped on the rough prisms lent performance or something like HISENZ. 1*17 Linden Ave.. Baltimore. Md. rionsly I ripped through the story, the traffic disturbances cal'.s forth the ture Instance the latter. narrow belt and buckle about Its cured by the sun treatment; exposing for ronr wife, motbar or ilatar turned angrily, then fror.e for a sec- of the dump, exhausted. that X>h, yes. and say: 'due to the models and the motorists re-enact the Seamod;at-the-waisUlne modes nec- shapely crown, and that illustrates the body to the direct rays of the sun Fair-Minded CALIFOBNIA ond in position. Some signal, evident- Oddly, I kept one tiny impulse of re- printers taking away the uncorrected "Prisoner, have you anything to By exposure to the glow of a luml- Will porcnase property or Interest* In *»- Inefficiency of the administration scene In question before the Judge on essarily Involve the question of an outstanding fact about today's has brought healing and health to New Princeton Chapel tales In California. J. BONE. MarkwsU ly, had passed from eye to eye; a copy as I wrote. However, I noticed Sure Relief say?" imus plant found In Bengal. India, o Bldg.. Long Beach. Calif. sponsibility. I had no sooner settled which has made this camp a pr.radlse one among several drawings, repre- skirt fullness, a problem' which the felt shapes, they simply revel In clever many an invalid. The new $1,780,000 chapel at Prince- movement of the larger man's beard Into my state of relative calm than 1 for crooks, road-agents and sure-thing dlmty certain Irregularities In the "Only this, your honor,. I'd be pbotogrophic plate has been success- senting various streets scaled to the Paris stylist adroitly solves either by straps and belts of self material as A garden is a godsend to any per- ton college will be exceeded In size ehowed that he was speaking; though remembered the Cottonwood Courier, men.' Or words to that effect. Then night routine of our office. I heard mighty sorry if the young snip of a fully developed. - W. N. U., CHICAGO, NO. 39-1926. size of the miniature autos. means of a circular cut or by plait- the hat Itself. son; It gives interest in something, only by King's college chapel, Cam- I could not catch even the sound of struggling on toward press-hour with- the straight stuff. At ten-forty-flve, a parleys at the door; evidently the llHWOCSTK* lawyer you assigned to me was ever ing, smocking and what is considered Rolling brims, aye I there's a fresh air and sunshine and cultivates bridge, which is the largest In the the words through the babble of night out me. Marcus Handy at least had fusillade of shots from the alley back guard was still turning visitors away. called upon to defend on Innocent All the transactions of the post dif- Let us consider the reason for the ot vast importance at this moment, favorite topic with the college girl. the love for the beautiful and thus in- world. In the Black Jack. The smaller man's done me no wrong. I owed him the of Main street announced the daring One man, however, was permitted to One-Way Rule 6 BELL-ANS man."—Montreal Family Herald. fer very little from those of the pres- case. For nothing Is law that Is not : shirring. It Is a fact that everything Well, the rolling brim is here in all creases the capacity for enjoyment hand went away from his pocket. He courtesy of decent resignation. I rose, crime. A few minutes before that pass—Cohen the Jeweler. He held a The rule Is that when the other Hot water The unspoken word never does ent.—Antonlus. reason.—Powell. whispered conference with Marcos side wins the question was confused that will admit of shirring Is being its becomlngness this season. See Chloride of lime sprinkled near run- poshed through the crowd to the started down Liverpool hill In a leaden time four horsemen rode quietly up to Sure Relief shirred. barm.—Kossuth. Scondinavlon housewives vory thtlr over the stone, nodded, departed has- with Irrelevant Issues; and when your the romantic roll of the brim In the ways where rots come will keep them table menus by using o number of nen It sometimes happens that the light stairs. I followed him closely as, with mood of profound but Inactive melan- the entrance of the alley behind the No fabric yields more gracefully to Beware of the man who Is only as tily. Marcus was keeping the front side prevails It was a solemn referen- felt hat shown at the top of the pic- away. Don't be In a hurry to see life if products that are oractically unheard of truth casts the shadow of sus- only a second of hesitation when he choly. bank, and left their horses. One horse. the seamed-at-the-walstline treatment ture and notice the crease crown and honest os he has to be; he'll be •« page open for my story of the robbery. dum—Detroit News. Feeding the Child. you would live long. of in this country. picion. dishonest as he can be. passed the bar. he walked on out of Through the clear, carrying night It was noticed by the spectatora, was ELL-ANS than does a handsome silk weeve. the ribbon binding on the brlia edge. doors. Through the front windows of air came the sound of a pisiol-shot— a buckskin"—here Marcus hesitated in I had scarcely flnished when he set Children cannot digest food that the last take Into place. Inserted a A man often mokes allowances for FOR INDIGESTION needs mastication before they hove the barroom I watched to mark the two shots-a crackling fusillade. These his steady flow of language, then went 25< and 75i Pkis.Sold Everywhere direction In which he rode. But he sounds blew Into a blaze the embers on more slowly: "a buckskin with a filler, locked the form. And now my his wife, but not always in the form teeth. This Is did not advance toward his uorse. A of my violent mood. The sense of dy- peculiar spot ou his flank bad been hot. black Impatience surged again. of a weekly stipend. trite remark but moment he stood as though undecid- namic power In the explosions, the noticed about the camp all evening. "You said you'd tell me—" I cried It worries a woman when she ex- watch the streets ed; then turned to the right and imagination of the bullets with their It Is perhaps more than a coincidence from my desk. He that accuses all convicts only pects bad news and It doesn't turn and cars as you strode rapidly down Main street. terrific, satisfying punch into flesh or that a few minutes before the crime "Walt till she's run off," replied one.—Burke. up. pass to and fro Thrilled with the adventure of shad- into wood, gave some devilish satis- occurred a prominent citizen, passing Marcus. "Keep workin'. Start a col- -l and see the stuff owing a man, exulting with the faction to my nerves. Then the world down the Liverpool hill trail, saw a umn of telegraph news. We'll need it. that Is forced up- thought of a scoop I was going to of practical realities again flowed In group of men treating the hind quar- There may be d—n little work done Wiibert Robinson, who has served on helpless chll- score for the Courier, I shot as un- upon me. This was no Joy-fusillade of ters of a buckskin horse with some- In this office tomorrow—today—" he as monager of the Brooklyn baseball hood. ostentatiously as possible through the drunken miners or prospectors. The thing suspiciously resembling yellow corrected himself; for the hands of club tlnce 1914 and has olso held the The fact that a child crys for, eats door of the Black Jack, followed. For tempo was that of a general light whitewash"—It was well that Marcus our old station clock pointed to half office of president for the last two and seems to enjpy what Is given It, a moment I lost him In the congested Again I broke Into a run. here paused again In his narrative; past one. Again I forced myself to years, says he will give up the man- seems to be the only reason some work. Then the press began Its rick- crowd before Myers' Variety theater. As I passed the straggling row of for the rush of blood through tense agerial K'.ns at the end of the pres- mothers use In feeding. ety clang; and Johnnie, the office boy, When I had crammed my way through cabins which fringed the road leading channels deafened and blinded me. ent campaign. Solid food must wo It for teeth. The that, I picked him up again at the Into the foot of Main street I caught But my ears and eyes cleared; and as was his routine, laid the wet, un- digestive Juices, like the teeth, ore not head of Main street. There he turned the noise of the crowds. It came in Marcus was proceeding: "No, I guass folded sheet upon my desk. ready for use In the little child, as My eye flew mechanically to my own FIRST. to the right toward the Addition, the an Irregular, roaring babbie, quite un- you'd better leave that out Not a milk, Its natural food for nine months, route which I followed every day to like the ordinary rhythms of night In word of that—or the color of any story; then was deflected by a cari- fulfills every n^ed. my meals. That was odd—did he live Cottonwood. And there was no music; horse. ous typographical feature, unique in Sport Hntes As the child grows, food Is needed liutye Addition? Had the enactors of something had muted the orchestras "Owing to the danger of highway the Cottonwood Courier. Sprinkled to build up its teeth and bones as well this stage robbery dwelt so near me— and bands. I rounded the curve robbery ever present In this camp, the over the front page, a "door-mat" to "Wild Bill" Mehlhorn is the only star as the other organs, and this food und Constance—all this time? toward the Jail. Men were cinching Bank of Cottonwood has been taking each separate item, ran a single leg- golfer who wears gloves while playing. to adopt must be supplied or poor teeth and Ill- • • • Past Mrs. Barnaby's he strode, and saddles and mounting; a moment re- unusual precautions In moving its out- end, repeated again and again in as- nourished bodies will result. stopped dead. Here was a contingen- vealed by the swerve of a horse. In a going shipments of bullion and Its in- sorted Job type: A series of six football games will Orange Juice, tomato Juice strained, cy I had not foreseen. If I went on, moment concealed, stood the figure of coming shipments of coined gold and "SACRAMENTO DIGGINGS" be ployed in London and Berlin this may be given young children after I should pass him and forfeit my use- Chris McGrath, one peremptory finger currency. The transfer to and from fall by an American team headed by three months, between feedings. These Those words—where had I heard fulness as a shadow. If I too stopped pointing a command. the vaults of the bank took place uso- "Red" Orange. Juiws supply vltamines which are nec- them? Memory worked it^a blinding and he saw me standing—he would A nondescript citlsen stood with bis aliy after dark. Last night a consign- • • • DUCO essary for growth and health. flash. It was the phrase Buck had suspect Hastily, I dodged Into the hands In bis pockety, regarding pro- ment of'—a pause again—"what is re- We suppose if Pop Ederie hod won Fats, except butter ond cream, slipped to me so casually that day by shade of the big tent I waited for a ceedings from the concealing shade of ported to be gold coin waa due to a million dollars on Trudie, he would should not be given until after the the claim. A faint perception of the few seconds, then ventured a cautious a slouch hat. arrive at about ten-thirty, an hour have given her In addition to the road- coming of the second teeth. truth crept into my mind, opening the THE General Motors Research look round the corner. He was no- "Bank robbed I" be answered casual- when most of the revelers In camp ster a 57 wrist watch. Acid foods, pickles and vinegar In way for horrible considerations. . . . where In sight Just above Mrs. ly to my Inquiry, and spat a stream would be In the dance-hall and varie- * • • • any form, fresh hot breads or woody Marcus stood over me. his face seem- Laboratories cooperated with E. L du Barnaby's the street threw off a side- ties, or wooing the elusive goddess of If the Britishers don't quit knock vegetables uncooked should never be Into the gutter. ing to struggle with conflicting emo- trail running up the hill. Doubtless, "But the shootlnf—anybody killed?" chance. The bank was all ready for ing the Ederie record they'll get them- Pont de Nemours &. Company, Inc, given to a small child. tions, among which the chief was em- he had taken that I sped on tiptoe I panted. the shipment. The police department selves nominated for membership in The child needs variety and when to the other end of the tent. There had been notified." Another pause. barrassment in the development of Duco — an this Is not possible moke the serving 'Three, 1 hears," he replied as "Nobody will be leaving the Courier the Bum Sports' club. lie was again—but he was not taking "Unfortunately, our efficient guardians • • • or dishes as diffeiTent as possible. casually. for halt an hour or so," he said. "I achievement ranking in importance the trail. He had stopped before the of life and property—get in some sar- Insurance returns on sports policies Predlgested foods are not good for Down the roadway of Main street I guess I'm betrayin' no essential secrets little tent where lodged Mrs. Barnaby pushed my way toward the bank- castic shot like that—were waiting at show the greatest number of accidents with the invention of the self-starter. the child; his digestive tract must and Mrs. Deane, the wrong entrance to the alley, and if I tell you some things." He heel have exercise to be healthy and nor- there was no room on the sidewalks. tated, and then, as though thrashing occur to those wiio play golf or hap- "Hoo-hoo!" he was calling, gently. did not participate In subsequent mal. AH Cottonwood—clerks, faro dealers, around the edgeJ of the subject he pen to be where It Is played. DUCO is not only far more lasting I dropped to the ground, lea from miners, tenderfoot visitors, painted events. H. A. Taylor, president of the • • • nd the wide grosgrain ribbon band. Candy, if allowed ot oil. should be bank, and Horace Hutchlns, tals teller, added: than paint and varnish; it is finer, homemade ond given ofter meals in caution than from a weakness In all ladles—had rushed out of doom. In "My fault at first that you didn't Walter HAgen, the professional golf You con get such a hot in any of the my limbs. gesticulating knots stood the citizens themselves acting as guards, waited sr, has 61 suits of clothes. Maybe new browns or beige, and It Is perfect- small quantities—never before o meal. at the back door, ^t the appointed know. I like to play a lone hand. more beautiful and more economical Important points for every mother The edging of light along the tent- of our town, talking It over. Frag- Then afterward—" He hesitated. this Is why the other pros have such ly stunning In either Jungle groen or flap became a triangle. Some one bad mentary, expletive sentences, whetting hour the shipment arrived in a demo- a hord time running him ragged. to apply in factory production. HATS OF STITCHED VELVET burgundy shade. to bear in mind: crat wagon, drl 'en by John F. Gruder And I burst out again: "Service and cooking of food control emerged. It was Constance Deane. I my curiosity, Snapped out of the babel • • • OR FELT The crown of the aristocratic look- with—what Ibe blazes are his Initials? "Why have I been left on the out- pnlatobliity.'' could not see her face in the moon- —"got clean away—that's funny"— Golf recently became perilous at ing felt to the right Is its special at- —oh, yes, Pete Hannan—as guard. side?" My voice must have rung dis- DUCO was first adopted by Oakland, and that Is why so many of the Paris light, but did I not know the tripping "flve killed"—"gold shipment." Out of Beira, near Johannesburg, owing to traction. Notice how Jauntily it Is Selection ond mastication deter- Drawing up the wagon and dismount- agreeably, for Marcus colored an In- frjjpks -for autumn are of canton mine nutrition." move and trim figure of her; the poise Main street, three buildings from the stant as though with contagion of an- the presence of a lion and lioness, and immediately thereafter by the rest draped. It's wee brim answers to the ing, they prepared to unload the ctepe, or crepe-back satin or some "Bart habits cripple life as do weok of the bare head? Surely, he had mis- hank, ran one of our straggling side ger, that died out before be answered who took up their home on the links other equally as choice texture. call of the mode. taken the place! She would tell him streets. It was Jammed. The focus of money, which was Inclosed In two • • • of the General Motors cars. bones the body." BODY BY FISHER-SYMBOL OF THE BEST locked strong-boxes. Having reached hesitantly: Interesting In regard to the favored Of velvet are the hats shown be- As woter mokes up a large propor- BO, and go back. But she laid a hand interest seemed to be the back door of "When we formed a certain organi- It's easy enough to take the wind the bank safely, the guardians of the allks Is their coloring, the chlefcst low In this collcctlon, because velvet tion of the body It Is necessary that on his arm. led him a little way from (he bank. With hasty explanations of sation—there was one psrty ob- out of the sails of a yacht, but no hu BUYERS of General Motors cars have of which Is any one of the beautiful has been acclaimed a most popular Fisher Bodies are the choice ol the • the tent; they stood talking in whis- my Identity, with much discourteous treasure relaxed their vigilance—put man ogency can silence the gibbering young and old have plenty of water and construction which makes their in something like that. Anyhow, Mr. jected—" profited by the development of this wine shades. Whether satin, crepe. It and stylish medium for the sports dally. pers whose vocalization did not reach wiggling and pushing, I bucked my | "You mean," I said, coming out bru- of a golfer who has Just holed out In matters hot what the sliken weave Taylor und Mr. Hutchlns, Instead ot hat Stitched velvet especially Is the Spicsd Apples.—Prepare a spiced foremost car designers and manu- products instandy pre-eminent. me; talking with swift gestures. Now way forward. By the entrance stood tally with my conjectures, "when yoi one. If it be in one of the deep red tones. rage and you moke no mistake In remaining on guard, started to help. • • • finer, more enduring finish. Their cars vinegar os for any spiced fruit, drop I could see her face in the moonlight, two guards, their .45-callber sidearms formed the vigilance committee?" The crepe-faille dress to the left In selecting this. If you are looking for facturers—proved by their adoption, At the moment when they had their the apples. If green, cut Into quarters upturned toward him. . . . Again she slung forward on their hips as though "How did you know?" Golf Is spreading In Germany, the picture Is a deep wine tone with something other than felt or velours. And long experience has taught you, hands full four men sprang from a wear well longer. ond unpeeled. Cook until thoroughly laid her hand upon his arm . . . she for Instant action. {TO BB CONTINUED.) new 18-hole course has been opened in an Inset bordering of beige crepe. The fact that the model pictured us a exclusively, for all General Motors doorway In a cabin which faces the scalded, dip out the opples, place in a as it has shown the industry's great- who had told me that she would not "I'm the Courier reporter," I panted. Berlin. Germany has many golfers Plaid i6r everything, be it woolen finale to this modish group is of two back door of the bank. Before either Jar, boil down the spiced sirup ond cars. receive men In the evening . . . she "How many were killed?" Irish Fairies among its students and wealthier coats Or ribbon frocks, is fashion's colors of velvet gives it prestige as a est engineers that, the hallmark of . the "Nobody, aa I saw," responded the the guards or the bank officials could cover. It Is not necessary to seal this who had kissed me . . . she who had In Ireland thoae generally spiritual classes. mandate. Hence the plaid silk skirt most fashionable example of the sort get to tiieir guns each felt a muxsle as It will keep If simply covered with been on the robbed stage. ... In let- guard. but occuaionally extremely materialis- • • • portion Ifl the modish frock pictured of hat outstanding among advance Only in Bodies by Fisher can the best is the emblem—Body by Fisher. ters of red fire that phrase of Mike's "But there was shooting'" I ob- poked Into his ribs. To resist would tic little beings, the fairies, ruled the Elmer Layden of Davenport Iowa a cloth or saucer. have been to Invite certain death. to the left The girlish round turn- fall models. * note danced before my eyes . . . jected. roost until well on in the Nineteenth one of the "Four Horsemen" of Notre builders of Cadillac, Buick, Chev- With muttered words of command, the over collar and tie are distinctive JULIA BOTTOMLEY. Best because safest, most beautiful, "Somebody In town Informs." "D—n bad shooting," snipped the century. They figure largely in Irish Dome's 11)24 chomplonship football GENERAL style details In the designing of this road-agents backed their victims (©. lltl, Weitorn Newipipcr Union.) Was this Mr. Deane? . . . She had guard. poetry, and are celebrated by writers team, has signed to play with the Rock rolet, Oakland, Oldsmobile and against the door, took away their guns. most comfortable, most convenient, been curious, overcurlous about af- "How much did they get?" so diverse as Lover, Ferguson, and P. Islond Independents, members of The guard hesitated. Then, while two of the bandits kept Ponliac cars find the skill in design most luxurious—in all price classes. fairs in the camp . . . und Kldridge W. Joyce. And who that has read it "Red" Grange's professional football Novel Scarfs Try One On Fish and Poor Fish was agent for the stage company . . . "Ask the boss." he said flnally. Then them covered, the others rapidly re- can ever forget Yeats' description of moved the treasure-boxes to the en- league. MOTORS An extremely smort scarf which The Jacquette, with or without "Fish spend so much energy In mo- I was aware that the back window was Hutchlns worked in the bank . . . the wonderful lady who came to take anyone could copy Is made of two sleeves. Is particularly liked this sea- opened a few incherf. that a voice had trance of the alley, loaded them on to "A car for every purse and purpose" tion that they have not much left for and I ... I had told her everything Oisin Into the Land of the Ever Young Philip Osif, a full-blooded Pima In strips of five-Inch satin ribbon sewed son in colorful velveteen or In striped whistled and called my name. I leaned their horses. So well bad the crimi- emotion," says Prof, J. Arthur Thom- I knew. . . . She had advised me to on the back of the gloriously capari- dlnn now intending the Haskell Instl- together. One strip Is black and the or plaid linens. The linen is newer down to the upacc between sfi-jb and nals apparently Informed themselves CHEVROLET ' PONTIAC ' OLDSMOB1LE son. It is the opposite with anglers, leave her, to go away. . . . Ah, but Boned sfe«»d with his bridle of find- tufe. imn r«>cnlicd the nRtnep of Tom other a delicate pink. The ends are and therefore more Interesting. sill, and was looking Into the lean face of the bank's habits that a spectator especlolly when an energetic fish she knew I wouldn't . . . She had rinny? Longboat and Hockalexls by his win- OAKLAND ' BUICK • CADILLAC cot to give a slanting line. 317 of Mr. Taylor. who noticed this act without compre- steals the bolt.—London Humorist. played with me. . . . Oh. but it was ning of tlin national Hlx-mile seulor Impotislble. ... I would rush upon "Better go to your office, Glison," be hending Its significance said' that the CMC TRUCKS Contrast Marks of the Mode FISHER His Injury said. "Handy has been looking for saddles of their animals were fitted chomplonship In the record time of Bolero Takea New Inspiration her and beg her to tell me it was im- John J. Brownlee brought suit A dinner dress proclaims the mode The Deacon's Philosophy possible ... no, unwittingly. I was you." with lope slings. The operation took SI:»1. YELLOW CABS, BUSES AND TRUCKS An effective bolero is developed In a of the moment with long tightly-fitted but a minute. When this was done, against the Traction company in the • • • I wouldn't have the Job of making I had not "Did they kill anyone—how much r r r Iwo-plece frock by Cyber. The top Is bodice of multi-colored embroidered an eavesdropper, a spy the pair who had been covering the Second Judicial district. The auto In this world over if I thought I could even the consolation of a dignified pe- did they get?" I asked. Rene Lacoste, the great French ten- of gray kasha with plaited skirt of crepe worn with black skirt of piuited bank officials backed away to the en- which he was riding was struck by a get by with it. for there'd be no liv- "No one hurt—but Handy will tell nis player, keeps a doien rackets con- FRIGIDAIRE—The Electric Refrigerator matching gray crepe. tiers. tition. . . . trance of the alley, still covering their car several monlhs ago and he waa ing in It when I got through.—Atlanta BODIES Suddenly the group In the moonlight you what to say about all that!" re- stantly in use. The rackets vary In plied Mr. Taylor enigmatically, and victims. With a final warning that throw^ to the pavement. ... He Constitution. QENERAL MOTORS broke. She had darted back Inside the was confined to o hospital and his the tension of the gut and the cham- closed the window. tiiey would shoot the first man who tent The man stood still a moment whole right side was decapitated for pion makes his selection according to L as though hesitant; then turned, die-| As I threaded among thtlie dardortkc | emerged, they swung Into their soddles 1 many months.—American M*cury. the atmospheric conditions. anneared round the bourdlng-tent, cabins, sheds, rude warehouses which hnd rode away In the darkness. appeared

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THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MIGHT

TWO NEW COURSES ARE BRYANT GIVES THANKS TO Sure of One Meal "How Do They Do It ?" BERRIKN COUNTY JAIL HAS Explaining Much Misery Famous Miami Beach Casino Excess of Gratitude un MED MM BAINBRIDGE NEWS Ad in African paper: "Wanted— Washington (D. C.) News (from HOI SED M5 PRISONERS OFFERED COLOMA H. 8. PUPILS HIS SUPPORTERS AT POLLS Few things are needed to make a Not a Common Fault Get die most Gentleman who can furnish a half- the story, "Her Quest for Love")— wise man happy; nothing can make a IN PAST SEVEN MONTHS .Mr. and Mrs. IMilllp Umphrey of dozen eggs to my half pound of ham. Siie held one of ids hunds in both Gratitude, In mftny people. Is only a 66 fool content; that Is why most men Zlon City. Illinois, visited at the home Object, matrimony."—Boston Tran- hers. With the other hand she stroked Chorus Singing and Orchratru Work strong and secrct desire for further IT are miserable.—La Rochefoucauld. Fred Q. Bryant, Republican candidate • Joryour of .Mr. and Mrs. Jaeob Knlebea last script. his rough cheek. for the office of sheriff of Berrien favors. I believe It was Goethe who Semi-Aimual Inspection Was Made by Should Stimulate a New Interest week. county, desires to express his apprecia- wrote: "He who Is not grateful for a .Miss Wllma Knlehea left Tuesday KUxmt all OMBualcatleDi U tion of the very liberal support given First Stake Kares Will lie Kim on Immutable Much Truth in This Inspectors Last Wtn'k—Recommend Among the Pupils. favor may be likened to one who mud- actua for Kalamazoo to attend the Western Here's an Explanation him at the primary election on Septem- dles the spring from which his thirst Three Days of ComiiiR Fall Show Slate Normal. it might be worse. The definition No man can be happy without K Courier, Coloma. Mich. Two new courses are being offered limestone It had to bo a rib. Adam had no ber 14th. He wishes to thank every a Juvenile Annex. was quenched." .Mr. ami .Mr?". Jacob 11 rowu are en- of sin changes, but the definition of I bnckbone in mmro T IJ i,. . friend, nor be sure of him until he'g to H. S. students this year. Chorus person who voted for him. to all those lime wuh 0 BELL PHONE O&J. When gratitude, I heard another Fnrsi's fur the four days of niplug tertaining friends from Oilman, 111. virtue dooMQt—Dnluth Herald. « "Pnre.-Toledo Blade. unhappy, says an old Scotch proverb. Construction of an addition to the singing and orchestra work are offered who worked in behalf of his candidacy, ut the Van llim-n eonnty fair at Hart- say, has become a matter of reason- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman DaiuiflTel of Cclona, Bvrrieo Co., HkhicM county Jail for the detention of Juve- as extra-curricular work In addition to to all those who spoke In his behalf, SOIVA* dollar " ford. from Septemher 2S to Oetoher li. llenton Harbor spent tht* week t'nd with ing, there are many ways of escaping niles was urged In the semi-annual re- the regular academic matter. and to all those who furnished auto- have Iwi'ii Inrreascd to SM.OOQ, to whleh Mr. and Mrs. Herltert DannelTel. port of the Jail Inspectors made public. its bonds. This Is only another man- Here's how—when you buy lime Friday; Sept. 24,1926 Chorus work will lie required In the mobiles for carrying voters to tbe polls. the entry fcos will ho added—maklnR Miss Virginia Knlt-bes Is seriously The report, summarizing data upper grades. It will consist of four He will appreciate the same lil»eral ner of saying that he who expects you arc really buying lime oxide (its a total of approximaloly for the ill at her home. gathered by the inspectors during a part singing, using only a few selected support at the polls lu November and gratitude Is a merchant, not a bene- active chemical property), and this is what you get: drivers to shoot at. Miss Wllma Seel, Gladys Seel. F. W. COOHRUN tour of the Jail, will lie presented to songs. Lectures on music appreciation In the Intervening campaign and wish- factor. Gratltnde, which the ancients Incidentally, the first stake nu-es In Iterlha lllsnet, Delia llisiit>t and Hoy the board of supervisors during Its fee $125.00 yoa CM bwy, M U iTcrmft. Wwerti U y*w Hitw«, will also form a part of this course. es to assure all that If he. is elected always painted In the brightest colors, the history of tho Hurt ford Inirk will lionld are spcialiiiK a week in Detroit October session. sheriff, he will do his best to enforce 25 tw Wny Liwlw 12X tees •< lew wik * Later In the year It is desired to form is one's duty, but It Is not an Inalien- lie run on Soptcmhor 2S, *211 and .'to. \i dl ing relatives. NEWSPAPER FAIRNESS glee clubs of the better voices. It Is the laws and give Berrien county's f ^ Bml Ue* eteUkkf 7 H * New Hospital Room. able right one Is at liberty to exact. Entries in tho stakes dosed last May. Dale Momany Is attending Western believed that this course will lie a val- sheriff of whom they will feel proud.— U Ue. HydntoJ Li- ***** 1% tme tme euie. ami In all three of those events some State Normal at Kalamazoo. Adv. Honore de Bnlxnc, In probably one of uable aid in discovering and develop- reeord Ileitis will he sen) away from Mrs. Itaymond C.' Woodrnff of Ben- Concerning the need of an addition his less lucid moments, wrote that You obtain 66# more actual lime for lyour money when It is ni.v firm conviction that thf In which to detain juvenile prisoners, ing any choral talent that may exist. the wire. ton Harbor and her mother, Mrs. Har- Orchestra work is elective and open gratitude was a foolish word; that, you buy Solvay Pulverized LimestoneJ The initial feature is the $300 stake ry It. Welter, were hostesses last Thnrs- press of the country la «tronj< enough, the report said: The freshness of modern youth Is independent iMioiiRh, and Influenzal "The only place available at the to students of the upper six grades. though appearing In the dictionary, It Spread Solvay this year—note the bumper crops—and for two-year-old trotters on Wednesdny. ilay evening at the home of the latter This course Is planned upon the as- desirable except In cases where It Is could never be found In the hearts.— enough, so that it should seek not to present time for caring for Juveniles too fresh. you'll spread Solvay every year 1 A 2:."0 pace and 2:11 pace, each for « at a miscellaneous shower In honor cuter to n supposed low and degraded of this county Is the W. C. T. U. sumption that all who enter are be- Frank Hanson, In I>os Angeles Times. purse of .^WK), complete the op-ninK of Miss Henrietta Nichols, who will ginners. Any previous training In public opinion, but rather to create u home at Benton Harbor. This Is too Miami Beach suffered terribly In the hurricane. The photograph Write for booklet day's program. marry Mllo Decker of Sister Lakes music will be recognized but Is not es- # noble and inspired public opinion. It far from the Juvenile court. We would Order for Publication. shows the famous Casino there, well known to all who ever visited the THE SOLVAY PROCESS COMPANY Thnrsday brings a |o00 slake for in Octpber. AbQUt ^fifteen gnests mo- ought to work In harmony with a great therefore recommend the building of a sential to success In the course. Class- Lamps of Chinatown 2:24 trotters, with a 2:17 pace and a tored out from Benton Harbor and St. es In orchestra work will l»e held twice Stats of Michigan, The Probate Court for place. ^ Detroit. Mich. purpose, revealing to the people the detention home at the rear of the Jail, tbe County of Berrien. Electric stVect lamps erected by thei 2:.'M) trot for purses as the ad- Joseph. Bunco was played tUiring the progress of the development of a and one room hi this building could be a week ou a regular schedule and ad- At a HeMnlon of aald court, held at the Pro- merchants of Chinatown In San Fran- ditional features. evening, prizes being awarded to Mrs. Divine power. It should be tin1 record set apart as a hospital for sick prison- ditional Instruction may be given In bate oftlre In tho City of St. Joeeph, In said cisco, are shaped like pagodas, sup- On Friday comes the $."110 South Milton Sea burg Margaret White, El- county, on the I7th dajr of September A.D. I92C* of those mighty events which mark ers, where they could be properly cured evening classes at the school. About Prenent: Hon. William H. Andrews, .|We Soothing Baby Elephants Only on Rare Occasions ported by two golden dragons and Sold by ' Haven stake for 2*20 pacers, a 2:20 len Fredbolin and Grace Moss. A two- twelve have enrolled aheady and a of Probate. contemporary history. While it Is nec- for. as It is ImpoHsible to do this In the A French explorer, back from the Tou may at some time in your life from tlie six up-curved corners are trot and a 2:17 trot, with purses. course luncheon was served by the few more are desired. Parents should In the matter of the estate of Drusllle Saturday's clofdi^ program brings liostesses. Miss Nichols and Miss Moss, essary at times to be critical, yet It Jail building itself." Madrifr, de^eaited. have been "ensconced"; It Is possible suspended golden Mis. consider this an exceptional opjiortun- heart of Africa, says that the baby Is to IK; remembered that criticism pur- While the report did not refer to the Ollre K. Bunby harlng Oled In aald court her you may have "evoked a storm of pro- Berrien County Fruit Association out the big free-for-all trot or pace, a another fall bride, were honored at ity to secure training in music at no petition praying that the administration of elephants captured un elephant farms sued merely for the sake of criticism fact, the detention home In Benton test" now and again, but were you 2:22 pace and a 2:1(1 trot, each with a a dinner and kitchen shower at the cost except the cost of Instruments. said extate be granted to William B. Shank- are frantic when first separated from $.'100 purse. Klcanor Club in Benton Harltor on is a barren operation, leaving no last- Harbor has proved unsatisfactory, aj lanrt or to some other suitable person. ever In time of fire "driven to the Old Reckoning of Time Coloma, Mich. ing results. True Journalism must go maiur Juvenile prisoners have been Later in tjie week i. ietter will lie sent It Is ordered that the 18th day of October their mothers, but tlmt the natives With the hig fields already entered Monday evening. street scantily clad?"—Lafayette Jour- Fortnight Is a contractloti of 14 fur beyond this Into the Held of con- able to escape from It. to parents of Interested pupils explain- A. D. I92fl, at ten o'clock In the forenoon at gradually quiet their nerves by sing- In the three stake ewnts. total entries Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wlllmeng of hnld Probate Offlce be and la hereby appoint- nal and Courier. nights. Time was once reckoned by structive effort. It Is only In that Tlie report was signed by Probate ing the work In greater detail. ed for hearing said petition. ing them to sleep wltn cradle melodies. for the week will exwed the record of Michigan City visited at the Richard direction that there will be found any- Judge William H. Andrews, the Rev. It Is further ordered that public notice nights and winters. ](».•» horses at the Hartford track. This I laid home over Sunday. thing that Is of lasting public beneUt. Thomas W. Belllngham, county Juve- thereof be glTen br publlcatloo of a copy racing stable will lie quartered in the Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stewart and Girl Killed At Bangor. hereof for three succefuilTe weeks prerlous lo —President Coolldge. nile ugent, and the three superintend- said day of hearing In The Coloma Courier, a 74 racing stalls and the big speed barn, baby Lois Ann returned Monday to newspaper printed and circulated In aald erected a year ago, which provide de- ents of the poor. H. E. Whalen, L. E. One girl was killed and another was Since You Entrust Your Money their home In Ames, Iowa, after a two county. luxe accommodations for the horsemen weeks* rlslt with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Merchant and Glenn Haslett. fatally hurt at 8:20 Wednesday night, (A true copy.) WILUAM H. ANDREWS, at Hartford. Stewart and other relatives here. Sept. 15, when an automobile In which Llllla O. Sprague, Judge of Probate. To Your Bank Rather Than WILL GIVE FALL FESTIVAL Register of Probate. 9t3 The track at Hartford Is being work- A. U. Yandrasek of Bainbridge and 545 Jailed in Six Months. they were riding was demolished by ed and placed In the pink of condition his sister, Mrs. William Yeske, St. Jo- TO SWELL ATHLETIC Fl'ND Pere Marquette passenger train No. 7, The proposed detention home would To Your Best Friend— for the fair events, and with the In- seph. were in Chicago Saturday to at- bound for Grand Rapids from Chicago, Order for Publication. l»e In addition to the annex at the side THE TAILORED NAN creased purses and the larger stable tend the funeral services of a cousin. at a grade crossing in Bangor. The now being built to provide sleeping State of Michigan. The Probate Court for % will provide the best sjieed classic that driver, Violet Franklin, 17, was in- the County of Berrien. Most of the Elberta peaches In Bain- Carnival Will be HeW at Coloma quarters for the turnkey and un office has yet been offered in connection stuntly killed in the crash und her At a session of said court, held at the Pro- Why not also entrust to your bank bridge township will bo off tlie trees for the sheriff. bate offlce in the City of St. Joseph, in aald with the popular fair. companion, Gladys Empson, 15, was tlds week and the fruit growers will School Friday Evening Tliis Week The inspectors had no fault to find county, on thefl'thday of September A. D. 1020. rushed to Grand Rapids in the train. PreHent: Hon. William H. Andrews, Judge Always Feels the handling of the money and then turn their attention to grapes with the management or the condition of Probate. Tlie Coloma high school has prepared She was unconscious und died In the Florence Crittenton Homes which are now coming on. There will of the Jail or the treatment of prison- In the matter of the estate of Klia I. property of your estate? a fall festival in the form of a carni- hospital. Paul, deceased. of course be some of the later varieties ers. Charles Nelson Crittenton was an val to be held at the school honse on The crossing Is protected by a Lyman G. Paul haring filed In said court of peaches, such as Kalamazoos, (Joid During the seven-month period from his petition praying that said court American philanthropist, born In Ad- Friday evening of this week. Tlie pro- wig-wag signal und u watchman. The Drops and Smocks, but the settings uf February 10 to September 10, the re- ndjndicate and determine who were at the ams, Jefferson county, N. Y. He went ceeds are to be used for the benefit of tragedy was witnessed by u lurgc Wed- tine of her death the legal heira of said de- When your attorney writes your will, these trees are not extensive. IMirt showed, 545 prisoners were Jailed. Into the drug business In New York the athletic association, and as funds nesday night shopping crowd. The ceased and entitled to inherit the real estate Of these 505 yvere men and 40 women. of which said deceased died seised. WELL DRESSED city In 1801; but after I8S2, when his are absolutely essential at the liegln- dead girl Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. consider the wisdom of recommend- The total number of prisoners in the It Is ordered, that the I8th day of Octol)er flve-year-old daughter Florence died, ning of this year, the grade teachers Charles Franklin of Bungor. A. D. 1020. at ten o'clock In fha forenoon, .at ZION EVANGELICAL CHLRCH jail today Is 41. All are mn. said Probate Offlco, be and Is hereby appoint- ing this institution to serve as your and pupils are cooperating with the he devoted his time and wealth to the ed for hearing said petition. executor. establishment of Florence Crittenton F.tv. L. E. Burgess, Pastor. high school to make this event a big 66 Bootleggers. It Is further ordered. That public notice » • success. An uutomobile which wus stolen in thereof be triren by publication of a copy of this homes for homeless and unfortunate Sunday. September 10th. la South Bend was found abandoned near order, for three snccesatTe weeks previous to Sunday SCIkAI at 0:80. This Is Please come and show your loyalty The report showed the following said day of hearing, in The Coloma Courier, a A Suit or a Topcoat selected from any one of the many girls and their Infant children. In to your school. There will be a pro- numbers of prisoners held for various Brldgmun and a young man from Des newspaper printed and circulated in said 1885 the National Florence Crittenton Rally Sunday and it Is hoped that ev- gram and later unlimited fun with the offenses: Moines, Iowa, and one from Kane. county. mission was Incorporated to carry on ery member of the Sunday school will A true copy. WILUAM H. ANDREWS, stylish fabrics we have ready for fall and winter will TRUST DEPARTMENT be present. The Children's Division will fish pond, the gypsy and the Indian Drunkards. 147; violation of the Penn., were arrested on a charge of I.H.t.U O. SPRAbCB, Jndge of Probate. this work.•Of these mission homes .v \>> •V hold their promotion exercises at this liooths, where candy and numerous liquor law, 00; driving while drunk, stealing the car. Register of Probate. 0U more than 70 were organized In Mr. j provide you Iwith a garment, sure to wear, and certain service ami an offering will be received W* V other articles will be sold. .'{7; drunkenness and disorder linens, 20; Crlttenton's lifetime in all the larger automobile theft, 27; grand larceny, for the Berrien County Sunday School Tl\e Buchanan village council has cities of the United States and in Mar- 20; dlsorderllness, 18; arson,1; rob- Order for Publication. to please. Association. called a special election for October 5 - AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK seilles, Tokyo, Shanghai, the City of Morning worship at 10:30. Rev. A. MRS. ELSA NICHOLS DIED bery, 9; bank robbery, 1; rape, 5; iftur- State of Michigan. The Probate Court for Mexico, etc. der, 1; breaking and entering, 5; wife to submit to the voters an ?18,000 tb« County of Berrien. C. Baumnn of Benton Harlmr will SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 bonding proposition for the extension At a session of said court, held at the pro- preach and conduct the commntdon und child desertion, 8. bate offlce In the city of St. Joseph in said Top Coats $25. $30 and $35 Corner Main and Pipestone Streets of water mains to every part of the county on the 16th day of September A. D. 1028. Gulf Tides Far-Reaching services. , village needing it. Present: Hon. William H. Andrews, Jndge Kvening service at 7:30 with sermon of Probate. BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN Tides from the Gulf of Mexico af- by Rev. Burgess. Funeral Serv ices Were Held From the Village Taxes Must Be Paid Soon. In the matter of the estate of Ella I. Suits $30. $35 and $40 Paul, deceased. fect the waters of the Bayou Mez- Prayer meeting ou Tuesday evening Home Tuesday Afternoon. Time for collection of tuxes bus been Agreed With the Jury Lyman G. Paul haTing filed in said court With two pairs of trousers pique. In Louisiana, more than 100 at 7:30 at the church. extended until October 1st. I will be ut his petition, praying for ilcenae to sell the In- miles upstream, says the Dearborn Ijist Sunday morning the class of A slightly deaf old mun who hud terest of said estate in certain real estate Death invaded the home of Oeorge my honifc on Puw Puw street, Sept. 24, therein described. Independent. The bayou Is 00 feet boys taught by Mrs. A. J, Momany Nichols in North Coloma and claimed been muklng whisky nil his life wus It Is ordered that the 18th day of October and Thursday, Sept. 30th, to receive deep at a point 70 miles from Its presented to the Sunday school a $20 Mrs. Elsa Nichols, aged 20 years, after balance of taxes due. September 30th finully picked up and arraigned un- A.D. 1026, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate offlce be and is hereby appointed for mouth, while the elevation of Us hanks bill to be used to purchase curtains for a six months' Illness. Tlie sympathy of Is the lust day before returning tax der the drastic Colorado still posses- bearing said petition, and that all persons the class rooms In the basement. This at that point Is only 10 feet. the entire community is extended to roll. sion law. The Jury, without leaving Interested in said estate appear before said gift will till a long felt need and will court, at said time *nd place. |t3 show cause Vw'•tkir'ii C .vii••iiw/Av m ii- Mr. Nichols and to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. the box, returned a verdict of guilty. why a license to sell the interest of aald estate add much to the appearance of our Love, parents of the young woman who Famom Gutenberg Bible "Old man," said his lawyer, "the In said real estate should not be granted. Lots of Rainfall basement. The gift is heartily appre- was called away in the midst of young It Is further ordered that public notice Doebell's In Dominica the loftiest of the l.eo- ciated and an expression of thanks Is womanhood. Funeral services were Gutenberg produced bis flrsl book Jury says you are guilty." thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three aucceasire weeks previous ward group of tbe West Indl.; Islands, due the boy* who have worked hard to held from the late home on Tuesday at MalnU between the years 1452 and -Hayr to said day of hearing in The Coloma Courier, Exclusive best fov Men. lii miles north of Martinique and 25 raise the money. They were present afternoon, conducted by Rev. R. W. 1450—while the Turks were storming "The jury says you are guilty," h« a newspaper printed and circulated in said •MPYSW^cilI 1(10% last Sunday. They are Lawrence county. ^jaae-rr— miles south of Ouadeloupe, Nature Roth of Covert. Interment In the Co- Constantinople, and the Wars of the repeated loudly In his ear." A true copy. WILLUM H. AIDBBWB, 145 Pipestone Street, Benton Harbor, Mich, tviAthe RED BAND Maafanwoininarr Arent, Warren Arent, John Bonfoy, loma cemetery. Rosea were beginning In England— "In what degree?" LILLIA O. SRAJATTB^ n.. Judge of Probate. Magazine says 300 Inches of rain falls Vaughn Butzbach, Bertrand Krieger, Register of Probate. OtS GLEPENCIL CO. NEWYDRKUSJmmmmM nearly 40 yeurs before Columbus had "There is no degree In a still case." every year. Fred Krugman, Lester Nower, Dale When Visiting Hartford "Guilty all over, then?" Nower and Nelson Schaus. Card of Thanks. sighted America. The book Itself Is a splendid folio, "Yes." Mortgage Sale. George Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. without title page or dute, und con- "Hay?" efault having been made in the oonditioos W. R. Love wish thru the columns of tulns 041 printed leuves. So that Gold- "Yes," shouted the lawyer. Dickens Not Fine in Tlie Courier to express their heartfelt D of a certain mortgage made by John W. Bton paid for his copy ut the rate of "Well, that's what I told you In the Uodfray and Inez M. Godfrey, husband and GET READV FOR THE BIG thanks to all who were of assistance wife, of the townohip of Pipestone, Berrien Delineation of Women first place, but you said you could, to them during the Illness and at the near $350 for each leaf. County, Michigan, mortgagors, to William B. Dickens had no theories about wom- Ten complete copies on vellum ure clear me. Wish now I'd got that Judge Harmon, of Benton^Harbor, Michigan, mort- ..fAIR WEEK... death of their beloved wife and daugh- gagee, dated May 20,1020, and recorded In the en as a sex; he had no theories about to defend me. Get him next time."— ter. They wish to thank the minister, known to exist, and 22 complete copies ofiice of the register of deeds for Berrien mankind. He did not try to account the pall bearers, those who sent flowers, on puper. It Is often culled the "Gut- Everybody's Magazine. » County, Michigan, in Liber 138 of Mortgages un Page 43 on May 20, 1020, and on which Rapp & Prideaux for his women characters by reliance Stop at This Store and Look at the Fine Display of those who furnished cars and all who enberg Bible," or the "Muzurln Bible" mortgage '.there la claimed to be due and on a formula. They Interested him as helped In any way to make their bur- —because the copy of It which first payable at tbe date of this notice the sum den of grief lighter.—Adv. uf Three Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Benton Harbor, Mich. individuals, and the most successful MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S WEARING APPAREL. uttructed the notice of scholurs waa "Stabat Mater** ((3,670) Dollars, the same being the unpaid Van Buren County Fair principal and interest thereon, and an attor- of his women characters are those In the library of the famous Cardinal The "Stabat Muter" Is a medieval iley's fee of Thirty-five cKS) dollars provided « tkSa | AT with some heavily underlined pecu- We've made extra effort to have the finest collection Among the few things that are go- Mazurln. poem of uncertain authorship, gen- for by statute, and no «ault or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover the liarity which enabled him to keep ing down is the well known king's erally ascribed either to Jacopone or money secured by saldSmortgage, or any part up an Incessant excitement about of Fall and Winter Merchandise brought together in ranson. to Pope Innocent III. It came Into thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of H ARTF'ORD them, is the comment of a writer In Hard Food E$$ential popular uso in the Thirteenth century, sale contained in said mortgage and the stat- the Westminster Gazette. years. ute in such case made and orovided, noUce is .'.Autumn Draperies.'. although not at that time with any Mrs. Nlckleby and Salrey Gamp live A recent survey umong leading hereby given that on Monday the 20th day of FIVE BIQ DAYS dentists disclosed the fact that oral musical setting. Because of the beau- December, A. D. 1026. at ten o'clock in the vividly because Dickens' Imagination ty of the poem, it became a great forenoon of said day, the undersigned will sell Two Trouser Suits $25, $30 to $55 hyglenlsts consider hard food an ab- at public auction to the highest bidder, at ths was working at high pressure when be solute essential for children. Ordlnury favorite with composers, and hence a front door of the oourt house. In the City ot St. .'.For a Cheerful Home.'. created them, and his excitement In- Joseph. Berrien County, Michigan, that being Single Pant Sirils $18, $25 to $45 diet, they pointed out, consists mpst- number of musical settings have been tbe place where tbe circuit court for the fects his readers. The women about furnished for It, the earliest being County of Berrien is held, the premises de- Sept. 28 to Oct. 2 whom he felt so Intensely are human, ly of soft foods, with the result that that of Josquln des Pres, which ap- scribed In said mortgage, or so much thereof Summer-draped windows are beginning to look coo' at this time of the teeth und gums do not get proper as may be necessary to satisfy tbe amount and therefore credible; but Dickens Topcoats $20, $25 to $38 exercise, or such essentlul elements peared In 1519. Other compositions due on said mortgage, with Interast at the the year. Windows need warmth in fabric and color to lend comfort never worked dispassionately or far are those of Pergolesl, Haydn, Stef- rate of sis per cent, per annum from this date, urn Mm - muK ram EWN m - HIEI • BH as lime. By Including hard, crunchy and all legal costa Including the attorney's enough away from his subject to make Overcoats $18, $25 lo $60 food In one or more meals every day, fanl, Claro, Astorga, Winter, Ral- fee provided for by statute. The premlBes to and cheer to the home. The new autumn Draperies are made of lovely his women universal. In creating Miss mondl, Dvorak, Verdi, Ernest Walker, be sold are situated In tbe Township of Pipe- the deficiency can be quickly over- stone, Berriev County, Michigan, and are de- soft materials and come in colors of harvest and sunshine. Let us help POUR DAYS OP Wardle he felt the pathos of the love- come. and Sir C. V. Stanford.—Literary Dl- scribed as follows, to-wit: lorn spinster. But he had to make a Boys' Sails $ 5, $10 lo $18 The {northeast quarter of the southwest gest . ijuarterof Section Thret (I),'Township Five decide the colors and fabrics that harmonize best with your interiors. New Buildings Jest of the elopement with Jingle, (5) South, Range Seventeen (17) West, Forty whose rascality alone saves the scene (•10) acres, more or lass, in Pipestone Town- RACING High School Suits $18, $20 to $25 Earthworms Full of Eyea ship, Berrien County, Michigan. Additions to the Fair Buildings are Being Completed, from complete reality. Dickens ran Dr. Walter N. Hess of Johns Hop- Wampum Not European Dated: September 18,1026. On Miohigtn't Pinett Half- Making one of the Best Equipped Fair Grounds in the away from Miss Wardle's emotional Mile Trtek. I Aofkar fViofc ^ genuine soft pliable horsehide, kins, announces that earthworms have It has been thought that wnmpum LOUISE HARMON, Luminescent Drapery—a new Ruffled Curtains—of fine grena- tension because she was a good wom- LCdiner tjais full length, at $14 eyes in every section of their bodies. CORDELIA E. GILBERT, State. an and for women of her type to give Some firms do 80% of muklng was of European origin, but Joint Ezecutrlcea of the Estate of William rayon number in shades of rose dine in dots and novelty designs. thdr selling by tele- With a small beam of light he found the abundance of wnmpum beads B. Harmon, Deceased, Mortgagee. Stake Races way to emotion was a little Improper. RIs7PrQ Woo] from the finest woolen mills in phone. Every firm can every segment sensitive to It. He GOBE A HAUVIT, Attorneys for Ezecutrices and gold, in rather large prints. A very special purchase makes For with all his Imagination, sym- found In Long Island shell heaps would of Mortgage, Business Address; UUtAtld the country, the most beautiful patterns and advantageously sup- was able to Identify the skin cells that Indicate that the Industry was of. In- Benton Harbor, Mich. Sept. B4-Dec .e7 possible this oftering. . On Wednesday, Thursday and IMMENSE EXHIBITS pathy, and acute sensibility, Dickens plement salesmen's respond to the light. $1.25 yd. Priday. Big Prec-Por-AII on could never persuade himself that colorings to be had at....$5. $6, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.50 visits with Long Dis- dian origin rather than European. women have the ordinary feelings and tance. It provides an $1.59 pr. Saturday. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS " Qurnafnv fnofc an^ Slipovers in plain and novelty weaves economical, direct and fallings of humanity. efficient way of keep- Ashbourne Cretonnes—b right TWELVE RACES OWtdlcl tUdlb knit goods starting at..$3, $4 $5> $7 $10 to $14 ing in touch with cus- Flagler Street Before Hurricane tomers and prospects A. FRIEDMAN'S colorful patterns. Fringed Pane/—curtains for your J4.000 in Purses Moving-Picture Screens in all parts of the ter- living room, made from novelty FIVE FREE ACTS DAILY Experts of the movies have pointed ritory. It bridges the 50c yd. nets—an exceptional assortment "THBY RACE TO WIN ON THE BIG ATTRACTION PLATFORM. out that the screen la dark nearly half COMPLETE STOCK OF gap between personal AT HARTPORD" solicitations. Army and Navy Store the time a picture Is being shown. Valance to match at # ^ THRILLS AND COMEDY They say tho eye of the camera-Is so Just give the Long 190 Territorial Road Fine Shirts Wool Shirts Underwear Nightwear Distance operator a $2.98 pr. fast that the spectator does not no- list of the calls you i! Benton Harbor, Mich. 30c yd. tice the darkness. Also, each picture Neckwear Hosiery Auto Robes wish to make. Is thrown on the screen three times. Raincoats There are sixteen pictures on every You Can Call These GORGEOUSLY DECORATED FLORAL HALL Trousers HATS CAPS SHOES OXFORDS Towns for foot of film. In front of the projec- $1.00 to |1.40 . A Full Line of Greatest Agricultural und Fruit Exhibits tion machine Is a revolving disk. per call Mammoth Exhibits by State Department of Agriculture This disk Is divided into six parts, Umo "Anyone" Call, ARMY AND NAVY GOODS Cool Nights—it's Blanket Time. three of which allow light to travel to the screen. By means of an In- TRAVELING; GOODS New Caitla, Ind. We are prepared lo take carc of your needs. tricate synchronizing device this disk Davenport,U. Starlinc.Ul. Max's Exposition sHows and rides Dubuque, U. Hamillon.O. revolves each time one of the minute Wardrobe Trunks Dress Trunks Gladstone Cases Champaitn, III. Children's raincoats]* < < c pictures stops before the opening. MICHIGAN BELL with hoods 0 111 w A LONG MIDWAY affording Clean LARGE LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Thus, each picture Is shown three Suit Cases Leather Bags English Bags Wool Blankets— times before It passes on. But all TELEPHONE CO. Wearwell Blankets— amutement and an opportunity for a SHOW-Over $8,600 offered in Fair Men's flannel 11 1 R this happens too fast for the eye to Ladies Fitted Cases Over-Night Bags There is a real satisfaction in all happy fall frolic. discern. The darkness of the screen khaki shirts 0 li I w Part wool, large size (70x80) premiums. Sateen bound blanket in rose, wool blankets, especially when during nearly half the picture Is AERIAL CIRCUS DAILY - Plenty of caused by the solid sections of the Men's extra heavy 7c„ blue, tan, grey, and helio stripes. you can buy a good pair at disk.—Exchange. amusement Where Dependable Quality Is Low Priced, flece lined shirts ' A good blanket at a very $9.95 POPULAR PRICES-Gate, 25c; vehi- Road Hard to Police Men's heavy army 01 TC Reasonable Price. $5.45 pr. Bound edges—Beautiful plaids. KOLKOWStfl'S ORCHESTRA in the cle», 35c; Grandstand, 25c. Children The Khyber pass, a narrow defile raincoats Olilw grandstand. under 8, Free. In northwest India, connecting the Punjab with Afghanistan, Is open to M. O. OPPENHEIM traffic only on Tuesdays and Fridays. Flagler street in Miami as It appeared before the hurricane. Men's and boys' raincoats, See our showing'of Oregon City Blankets. Some very beautiful blankets of The mnir of*Afghanistan undertakes During the storm the water wus knee deep on this thoroughfare. At slightly Cflp pure Virgin Wool—Woven where the wool is grown. • YOU ALWAYS MEET YOUR fRIENDS IN HARTFORD SST to police the pass for only two days Open Evenings Hartford, Mich. the right the McAllister hotel, tlie Elks' club and the Ponce de Leon a week to protect travelers from at- hotel. damaged ^Uu l tacka by the lawless Afridi tribes. T THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA ^COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.'

. UUUI Water Front of Miami and Causeway to Reach Hunting Polar Bears No Longer Perilous Tlie old method ot hiirtting polar Many New Models bears was as dangerous fop the hunt- ers as it was for the bear, according T THE MOST TNRILUN6. SENSATIONAL, PRICE DEMOUSHINC SALE • -jMJ | T to Boy J. Snell. a man of action and of Fall I >11 OMHBkatlMt U who knows the polar wastes of the North. Courier, Coloma. Mich. In the early hunting days, four na- oi V - V BELL PHONE etoJ. % ' 1m"~ tives would start out together for bear. When they located one, all but Coats and EVER KNOWN TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS VIOIHITV IS HOW HERE I Coloma. Borrlen Co., nichlfsa one of the men would crawl up close and attempt to harpoon him. if they Friday, Sept 24,1926 succeeded In sticking the animal they would hold him by leather thongs at- Dresses The Yellow and Red Tags DITV F. W. COOHRUN' tached to the harpoons, while the YOUR ENTIRE fourth member of the party ap- CIRCUIT COURT NOTES proached a position where lie could They are unusually smart Give You The Price DU I WINTER SUPPLY attack the animal with a spear. The bear was not always quiet and peace- and stylish, these new Coats ful and not Infrequently he would got A LBERTS CLOTHES Louis Dopyl of Buchanan npponmi one of the men. Now. however, the IU I and Dresses for Fall and Win- In circuit court last Monday and enter- game of l»ear hunting In the Arctic m t ^^OO^O^THEM^ ed a plea of guilty to nou nupport. MU i /^WATER ST. AT THE 4 CORNERS BENTON HARBI NOW! Is much the same as It Is In the cane ter wear. ' HARBOR, MICHIGAN Wesley Gaunt of Three Daks ap- brakes of I^>ulslann or the mountains of Idaho. They use dogs to keep the I peared iu court on Monday and charg- H I ed his plea of not guilty to guilty of at- bear busy while they approach with mi m The new fabrics lend them- tempting to rot» n house last June. rifles and pick off the bear at their Thirty-six foreigners took the ex- leisure. selves with exceptional grace to nniinallon for their llnal eitizenHhlp papers before Circuit Judge White last the lines dictated by the modes week and thirty-three of the number Aren't People Funny! as correct were Kuceessful in ri-ceirlnj; a standing Americanism—Hustling against traf- that would grant Ihem full citizenship iiinzrui papers. fic to save a minute. Pausing to IMIUllli watch a man print business cards in Prices, you will find, are A ct > Iwnd of $500 posted by Wm. a store window.—Tampa Telegraph. Rythey of Coloma for his appearance View of the Miami waterfront during a motor boat race. In the background Is one of the two cause- very reasonable. in the circuit court to answer to a ways to Miami beach which were under six feet of water during the great storm. charge of IIQOIlegging was declared A forfeited by Judge Widte when Rythey DR. H. H. THEDNISSEN GOING OUT OF BUSINESS failed to appear. It is charged that i Carbon Dioxide Used llythey's home was raided by the sher- Map of Storm-Swept Florida Coast DENTIST HT® sponge wpiad on May 14th last to Stimulate Plants J. K. SCHERER when they found a still and eight gal- Every Dollar's Worth of Merchandise Must If some one should tell you that you f?>vi«ra Drer Ukr's Dnf S»#re, COLOMA, MICH. The World Store Benton Harbor, Mich. A Word of Explanation to the People lons of Ii(|Uor. might run a pipe from your chimney B When the hearing of criminal cases to the back-yard garden and use the PALM BC ACM PALM BEACH Be Sold A T ONCE Regardless of Cost. was taken up in the circuit court last coal gns from your furnace to fertilize On account of my serious illness which is known to many of you, Monday morning spectators in the court vegetables and flowers you probably Dr. Leo Hosbein room had the privilege of hearing a would lough at the Idea. Yet virtual- VETERINARIAN I am forced to sell my ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING and bottle between prosecuting Attorney l LAKE WORTH Ancient Ideas Wrong Second Matrimonial Chance ly that same thing is being done to- Phone Watervllet 63 ring 3 The old speculations as to the great U George H. Bookwalter, candidate for day. HypoluiO Only one widow in thirteen marries FURNISHINGS. Not being physically able to conduct this going re-election, and Attorney Albert D, Dentistry on Week Dkys Only. difference of levels between the Med- In remarkable experiments, con- again. In the British Isles. Apparently $25,000 of Extremely High Grade and Re- Wing of St. Josepli, Democratic candi- ——^U'lBoyofon Residence, Coloma, Mich. iterranean and the lied sea. and on the other twelve have had enough. out of business sail; personally, as I am confined to my bed most ducted in jJant laboratories near New date for the prosecutorship. The case the two sides of the isthmus tif Pana- Whereas, on the other hand, one wid- York city, plants are being made to of the lime, 1 have arranged with A! Landsman to conduct it for me. My in- at issue was that of Kenneth Clark, ma. have been proved by modern ower out of four remarries. These Y who was arrested at Paw Paw Lake grow and flourish Us never before on leveling of high precision to be totally statistics hold good only fer the Brit- structions lo him arelo MAKE PRICES THAT WILL UNLOAD OUR STOCK «n a charge of bootlegging. simple die^f carbon dioxide—the Col. Frank Piersall erroneous. ish isles. liable Men's Clothing and Furnishings, gas of combustion given off by the The "Live Wire" in the shortest possible time—cost to be forgotten. 1 must turn this stock into Fifteen of tbe jurors drawn for serv- very furnaces used to warm the green- Oeerr ictd ice at the September term of court Z AUCTIONEER money and do so quickly, and I realize that prices m: st be slashed to the core. were excused from service last Monday houses in which the plants are grown! You are all familiar with the high quality of merchandise this store has always by Circuit Judge White and the fol- That such things have proved pos- " Pompano Phoie 34-F3 WATERVUET, MICH. BENTOII TRANSIT CO. N lowing special veniremen were drawn: aibie is due to comparatively recent * carried. 1 can personally assure you that the people of Benton Harbor and Hats, Caps and Underwear- Henry Itanft, Nlles township; Ed •clentlflc discoveries concerning the ftlauoerdale Hj IC A. SHOUP Wert*, Niles; Meivin W. Phillips. Uke manner in which plants breathe and Benton Harbor and Chicago Rout surrounding territority have never before had an opportunity to secure new f. township; C. A. Pennell, Galien; Trac- Coloma Lodge No. 162 draw nourishment from the atmos- Across Lake Michigan. MANUFACTDBKB OF and uptodate merchandise at such ridiculously low prices. You will benefit ey E. Harper, Oronoko township; Glen phere, the sunshine and the earth. Danla u A F AND A. M. 0 A. Rector, Sodus ; Komun 1. Jarvls. all to be thrown on the market at less than Hollywood For one thing, plants breathe like ani- Meetings held in Masonic hall, on tbe Boats, yourself if you take advantage of this sale at once. Benton Harbor; and Henry Lackiuau, llandalo DAILY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER Berrien township. mals. A plant takes in oxygen through first Saturday evening of Window Screens. >Ju» . each month SERVICE BETWEEN BENTON tiny openings In its leases, much as Sunny roles fs (Signed) A. H. POLLYEA. the cost of manufacture. Prosecuting Attorney Bookwalter has roirb Visiting Brothers Always Welcome. HARBOR-ST. JOSEPH and CHICAGO Porch Screen Work, we breathe through our noses, and It Creek Screen Doors. W filed a petition in the circuit court gives off carbon dioxide. JAY CURTIS, W. M. asking permission to sell automobiles J. V. THOMPSON. Secretary. Ironing Boards Under the influence of sunlight, HiatcaH that are confiscated when they are CSS. ^ Leave Benton Harbor at 8:00 p. m., St Shirtwaist Boards found in tbe possession of booze run- however, the plant, while breathing - — /MIAMI BCACW reatest oxygen, also draws In carbon dioxide Joseph at 9:00 p. m. Daily except Sat- Window Frames ners. His first sale will be that of a urday. DACITTIfCT V S opportunity the people of this community have ever had to buy high grade merchandise, the and uses this gas to manufacture the Door Frames Ford sedan belonging to a South Bend COCOANUT GR Leave Chicago at 8:00 a.m. Daily except man who was arrested on June 10th. starch on which its growth depends. Kendo11 itarkiri# Berrien My Abstract Co. Fruit Ladders noon Established 1860 Saturday and Sunday; Saturday leave 1 Uul 11V LL I kind this store is known to carry, at such ridiculously low prices, just at the opening of the fall season. Tlie prosecutor warns ail booze run- Now. by supplying this gas in the Chicago at noon, Central Standard Time Cabinet Work of ail kinds ners that If they are caught carrying greenhouse at certain times of the day. tRIN G J. F. WILKINSON. Mgr. liquor in automobiles the cars will be we can make the plants grow from two : 701 Ship Street, Corner of Main confiscated and sold and the moonshin- to three times as fast as they would ers and bootleggers will be prosecuted. Evpren Service At Greatly Reduced ordinarily, and more luxuriantly.— ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN Freight Rates. Fruit Carrying j Let me give you in estimate j Four divorce decrees were signed by Popular Science Monthly. Our Specialty. Judge White one day last week. Fred An Abstract of Title Is generally re- on anything you want. A. Potter, a St Joseph druggist, was quired on every sale or mortgage of Gay-Feathered Birds real estate. Men's Overalls and granted a decree from Marie L. Pot- Connecting with Interurban Lines Men's $1.00 Value ter, whom he charged with being in- Send to us and we will furnish prompt- fatuated with another man. Mrs. Han- Make Best Warriors This sketch map shows the part of the lower east coast of Florida ly a complete abstract of any farm IVA^l/0 { Benton Harbor—Foot lOthSt Work Shirts Jackets, $2.00 Values nah Buck of Benton Harlnir was given Gay birds are the hardy athletes that was ravaged by tbe West Indian hurricane. or lot in Berrien county. UUlRj "y ^ Jo»eph—Foot of WaterSt. • Shop Opposite Hill's Store : Sale Started Thursday Norning a docree from John S. Buck on a charge of the feathered world, according to We Ixtan Money on real estate securi- ( Chicago—E. End Austin Are. of cruelty. Cruelty and infidelity were ty. Mortgages Bought and Sold. j COLOMA. • MICHIGAN j a theory advanced by C. H. Henshaw, FRED A. HOBBS, Manager the charges upon which Mrs. Marie a London naturalist. Rebuke From the Unknown Deeds, Mortgages and contracts care- Clock Could Do Most fully made and executed. 299 W. Main St., Benton Harbor Hopkins was divorced from Arthur Male birds are forced to be dashing- Hopkins of Niles. Mrs. Grace Marlow In the Harbinger of Light (Mel- was freed from George Marlow of ly beautiful In order to attract the bourne) the editor tells a good story Everything but Talk Niles, whom she charged with being more sober-colored females. Mr. Hen- Bgalnst himself. A clock that showed the motions' extremely cruel. shaw explains. But a bird that wears Some years ago, when having his of tlie sun. marked the years and scarlet blue or orange feathers, and first sitting with a trance medium, some historical events was completed Five prisoners were arraigned l»efore It Will Pay You To Come Miles For Exceptional and Timely Bargains Like These that sings loudly and otherwise makes to whom he was a complete stranger, by Felix Meyer of New York In 1880 Circuit Judge White on Wednesday of himself conspicuous, must be sturdy last week. Fred Anderson of Benton a communication was received from after 10 years' work and experiment- Harbor and lieo Smith of Kalamazoo and alert If he Is to survive long an aunt whose unkind treatment of ing. It showed local time, the hours, No Alterations No Charges No Refunds pleaded guilty to obtaining $300 from enough to establish a home and raise him as a boy in England had caused minutes, seconds, the days of the Robert Sandaiich of Sodus township a family. He Is as much a target for him to leave home. She now ex- weeks and months, the seasons, the under false prvtenses, when one of the his enemies as the warrior who used pressed regret for her conduct, and signs of the zodiac, the revolution of men posed os "Judge White." Frank to dash Into battle wearing a red coat was freely forgiven. the earth around the sun and on Its Reynolds and Ray Knapp of St. Joseph HOSIERY and riding a white horse. own axis, the movements of the pleaded guilty to violation of the li- The amazing part of the interview Boys' High School StndenlSwealer Heavy V-Neck Sweaters with col- How ail this Illustrates the old prin- came at the end, when he was ad- planets around the sun and the phases quor law.' Adoipii Radtke of St. Jo- ciple of tlie survival of the fittest is seph, charged with liquor law viola- monished: "Don't let me hear you of the moon. It showed the differ- shown by Mr. Henshaw, who says: values to $7.50, will go at lars, $12.50 values, now tion, pleaded not guilty. tell your wife again that I was a ence iu time at Washington, San That Has Made us Many Sensational Reductions In Suits and Overcoats •The better mate an animal can get. Bhallow-nilnded woman." These were Francisco. Chicago, Cairo, Mel- the more chance Its descendants will e • $6.95 the exact words used by the writer bourne. Constantinople. Peking. Lon- TWO Hl'RT IN AUTO CRASH; have of survival, and It Is obvious to his wlfle when news of the death don. Paris, Berlin. Vienna and St. Warm Friends $4.65 that a male that has to face more Petersburg (Leningrad). A child That Will Amaze Even The Most Economical Buyers. Hart Schaffner & Marx MAN AND WOMAN WERfl HELD of this aunt In England reached him danger and yet manages to survive In Australia nine years previously. struck the quarter hour, a youth the Men's Dress Shirts, silks, values has In all probability a greater ca- half hour, an old man the three- New Fall Clothes All Included In This Going Out Of Business Sale ! pacity for keeping alive than one quarters and death the hour; while 15 Boys' Suits, pmst go to $10, to go as low as PafiMogers in One Car Attempted to which lives through less danger. Buried Treasure Washington rose from his sent and. We carry a Full Assortment of Colors in Escape But Were Soon Captured Therefore the female that chooses a A grim statistician announces that extending ids right hand, presented Special at mate with a dangerous habit or struc- under the sod In the cemeteries of the Declaration of Independence, a the Different Priced Hose. $2.85, $4.65, $5.95 Jesse H. Coates, a solicitor for the ture chooses what is, aside from the this country a treasure estimated at servant entered the door and all the Men's Suits Men's Overcoats St. Joseph Herald-Press, and Agnes dangerous part a better and more fit $20,000,000,000 has been burled since Presidents of the United States en FOR LADIES'- P0INTEX HOSE-These come Norton, of South Bend, who was ac- mate." the beginning of American history. tered and saluted Washington and $2.45 companying Mr. Coates on a trip on That sell regularly as high as $45.00; $50.00, We cannot say too much about the quality This tends to raise the vitality of No one can dispute these figures. No passed out through another door. Dress Shirts-Hundreds that sold M-ll near Stevensvllle last Saturday Exlra he.vy tosJI pure lhre.d at.0!. J1"95 $55.00 and $65.00, reduced as low as and style of these overcoats. They are the best afternoon, suffered Injuries when the the bird species, he says, because the one will care to analyze them care- up to $5, now going at car In which they were riding was male bird's vitality Is Inherited by fully. that money can buy—Hart Schaffner & Marx 15 Boys' Mackinaws, ages 8 to struck by a Hudson car driven by Mat- both sexes of his family, although his The ancient tombs of Egypt have Poor Old North Pole 31 s™,*,™,., J|i6s and other well known makes. tie Mulford of Chicago who was ac- hazardous beauty Is handed on only given up treasure of priceless value. Let us all be frankly sorry for tho stand hard wear, full range col- fO (111 $19.50 - $23.50 - $29.50 - $34.50 85c, $1.35 and $1.85 companying Fred DeVrles, also of Chi- to his male descendants.—Science Excavations In burled cities have North pole. The pole is no longer what 14 years, they must go at cago. The Coates machine was thrown Service. shown that man has ever held to the ors, and guaranteed. Per pair..CHILDREN'S SILK HOSE, 01 flfl Coats that sell regularly as high as $50.00, Into a ditch with Its passengers under- It used to be. The pole nut long custom of burying Jewels and baubles ago was a dream by night and a ure thread silk at 1 ,U U Be,,ed value, ,0 4000 $60.00 and $75.00, reduced as low as neath the car. They were extricated und valuable trinkets with the dead. Extra fine guage chiffon hose, P * •iH MVc Quite S - from their predicament by passengers Deferred vision by day. and now look at It. An Jv RlCU S jUllS while they last, all going at $1.95 Raincoats-values to $15. All The sword and helmet of many a airplane may start out. whizz along pure thread silk, 19 colors, silk Children's rayon silk hose, rn- In other cars who witnessed the acci- Definition of an efficiency export—a warrior have gone vlth him Into his b way, turn and loop about the pole, dent man hired by an executive who Is too top. This hose has proved a M flfl priced at wUb most go. The price is It Is reported that De Vrlee attempt dark and narrow bed.—Thrift Maga- wave It goodby and leave It by Its $23.50 - $29.50 - $34.50 tender-hearted to flre his own old em- big seller and a big value. Pair..w*iUU ^5.95 ed to escape through a vineyard after zine. lonesome.—Philadelphia Public Ledger. TOP COATS the accident but he was caught and he ployees. ,. . , . i , .„ We carry a complete assortment $5.95 and the woman were taken to the Chiffon finish, pure thread silk, of irl/and ^ ^ hose Another Lot of Suits Going At Other Overcoats On Sale At Hart Schaffner & Marx county jail, where the man was charged carries a guarantee lable rull P gQ in glacks and ^ fine and with being drunk. Miami's Crowded Harbor Where Vessels Were Sunk $13.50 - $16.50 - $19.50 and other brands, values EXTRA TROUSERS-mostofthem line of colors. Priced at *1-03 heavy rib, also derby OCp -J S13.50 REPUBLICAN COUNTY NOMINEES Fine ladies' chiffon hose, pure fancy rib at "li to $42.50, going at thread silk, 12 different colors. suit patterns, values to NAMED IN VAN BUREN COUNTY This hose has given extra satis- 01 71 0 $12.50, to go at I 3 New Fall Dunlap Hats-Ty^.V" ."^ Hundreds of Heavy Fall Garments-ua^'rvllu $14.50,$19.50,$23.50 faction at ^ '' MEN'S HOSE— Mackinaws, Flannel Shirts, Sweaters, etc., to be sold at Several of the Candidates' Had No Op- and $27.50 $2.95, $4.95, $5.95 BOB-O-LINK HOSE—This hose in silk, all colors and guar- QCn S5.85 amazingly low prices. position in the Primary- comes in both service and chif- anteed at Dub Tbe following 1b the Republican fon and all guaranteed, 23 inch ticket In Van Bnren county as nomin ated at the primaries last week; pure thread silk, narrow ankle In rayon silk, all colors OC,, Sheiiff, Glenn D. Weaver, unopposed; and feet. This hose comes in all 0 i Qc priced at "0 county clerk, Leo R. Mather; county Don't Fail To Be Here As Soon As Possible After You Read This Advertisement of'Ours treasurer, T. B. Woodman, unopposed; wanted colors. Priced at A ,. . 4 rw , register of deeds, Wm. A. Spaulding; A big assortment of Men s prosecuting attorney, James E. Chand- Pure thread silk hose, 23 inch fancy hose in silk and silk Let Nothing Keep You Away. I ler, unopposed; circuit court commis- sioners. Merle H. Young and H. H. top, double sole. These come in 01 flfl wool, and fancy lisle at OCnlAtl fin Adams, unopposed; drain commission- 19 different colors. Perpair OliUw Per pair ZullOOhuU er, Alfred D. Robinson; coroners. Ed C. Hawley and F. E. Calvin; county surveyor. Thomas A. Smith. Van Buren county gjne Grc-cn 1.552 vote" The Hose That Make Satisfied Customer* and Friend*- Wright's Woo! Health Union Suits ^and Groesbeck, 1,111. Van Heusen Collars $7.00 Value -r 3 For Albert's Clothes Shop Bethel Rose of Keeler township, aged 20 years, whq pleaded guilty to selling ; liquor at tlie Grange dance hall in 1 100 Water Street Benton Harbor, Mich. At The 4 Corners Hamilton township, was sentenced by NCPHAH DEPT. STORE 2-piece wool suits also on sale. Judge Warner to serve 30 days In the county jail, to pay a flue of $250 and The Busy Store On The Busy Corner Benton Harbor, Mich $50 costs. If the flue is not paid he Miami's harbor, always crowded with shipping, was full of wrecked vessels after the terrific hurricanc. will have to serve 250 days longer In iaiL — — -t-T r.r-- -r- -mm ~

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Chamois and Sponges at Scott's—Ady Kodaks and Supplies at Scott's—Adv. arDDim CDDIIICC CTiPT^ I 'MICHIGAN'S TELEPHONES OWL A BENEFACTOR MICHIG AN INDUSTRIAL NOTES FISH OISTRICT NOTES BERRIEN SPRINbS S > N0W 0VER Great Metropolia Has Confidence in Self Flash Lights and Supplies at Scottt's. Flashlights and batteries at Scott's. CIMIED "WANT" ADS TO EVERY FARMER ORDINANCE •With Seen Many Revertet Makes for Succeea HOW'RE YOUR TIRES? -Adv. —Adv. BROADCASTING FOR WIKTtR LOST Michigan harvested the largest wheat : Ink for stamping pads at The Cour- Buy your rubber stamp Ink pads at Mrs, E, Nichols passed away Sunday crop this year that the state has had London existed as a town before Many of us are actually afraid to Oldfield Cords, Oversize, 30x3 1-2 $10.40 During 1925 the Michigan Bell Tel- Whii* Rat la Designated aa IV Village of Coloma Ordains: the Romans licked It into shape be- succeed. Most of us are well fitted ier office. Tlie Courier office. LOST—Pipe vice and stand, between at the home of her mother. Mrs. Love. since 1919. She was well known [and loved in this ephone Company Installed 128,067 tel- hind the great wall that still can be for our work, being properly pre- Oldfield Cords, Regular, 30x3 1-2 $ 8.95 Coloma and Watervllet on cross road Featuring the Lighthouse Music Manistee county harvested the larg- Veal and chickens wanted at the C. Rally Day with the Methodist Sun- north of Paw Paw Lake. Reward if vicinity and many attended the funeral at your. ephones and disconnected 82,351, owing Greatewi Enemy. Section 1. That from and after traced. If tradition may he accepted. pared, possessing Intellect, talent, Makers and various staff artists from 1026 the schedule of rates for the use est raspberry crop In Its hlstdry tbU Kloess market.—Adv. 49t4 day school next Sunday. returned to Henry Kibler; Phone 74. services Tuesday afternoon. largely to removals," for a net gain of season. love for our work and the earnest de- radio station WBMC located at Ber- It the owner of a poultry house of water within the Village of Coloma, The Thames was unconfined and Coloma. 7tf rien Strings, tlie winter schedule of 45.716. At the end of 1925 the com- Charlevoix will vote to bond for spread sluggishly among the reeds; sire to do It well, but we lack the Leave your orders for rubber stamps Live market price paid for wheat at Mr. [and Mrs. Eberhart of Chicago pany had 501.283 telephones in service, ware to find an owl and a rat snoop- Michigan, shall be as follows: Have You Changed Your Oil Lately? at Tlie Courier offlce. the Wateryliet Milling Co Adr: 43tf have been visiting Mrs. S. Swetay. the station was resumed Monday even- First four thousand gallons at 30c $200,000 for a junior-senior high school the tide came up, forcing It to form supreme gift, self-confidence, which rOBBAUl lug. September 20, at 8:15 Central with 126,037 served by connecting com- ing arouOQ the premises the chances With the paving of the village of panies, making a total of 628,318 in- per 1000 gallons. Over four thousand backwaters and Inundating the wide enables ua to moke a success of If you have'nt, DRIVE IN and let us fill up PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING LIST your lake property and farms Mr. and Mrs. Sottas and Mr. and Mrs. Standard time. are that he would shoot the owl, If Alba plans are made for the elimina- KITCHEN RANGE FOR SALE— DRUG STORK struments that can be reached over the possible, and would let the rat go gallons at 25c per 1000 gallons. tracts of marshes. A thousand years things. Fear Is a small word with a —Arthur Swift Phone 153, Coloma. with H. A. King, Coloma, Mich.—Adv. Kochis of Benton Harbor spent Sunday "Tills station, which is one of the The minimum charge per quarter for tion of two rnilroad crossings. after the Romans left, the houses, large meaning. the old bus with TEXACO Gas and Oil, or If. Burns wood or coal. In good condition. afternoon with Mrs. Zavary. Bell System lines. free. Economically, thia would be hnd The new school at Warren Is nearlng 32 tf Phone 104, Coloma. btf strongest in Amerlm. is endeavoring each meter shall be |1.75 with a dis- thatched with reeds, still were over-} Mobiloil and see how smooth the engine runs. tu provide speeches and music of the The Bell wire mileage on the same policy, for the owl, in spite of the fact completion and repairs are being made After hearing the great Mme. Night- T count of 25c If paid on or before the looked by woods and thickets, Inhshlt- Bring your prescriptions to Scott's Dr. Ifernlce All»*n of Seattle, Wash., FOR SALE—Two good milk cows. Joseph Swetay of Chicago visited his very highest type-awl we hroadcast date required lo reach these stations that, now and then. It may rob the on the school at Caro. ingale sing a famous aria, little Miss was a guest of Mrs. Sherman Stanley parents Saturday and Sunday with his fifteenth of the month. ed by deer and wild boars and the to have them tilled.—Adv. Terms If desired. W. A. Montgomery. uo Jazz," says station-director Paul amounts to a total of 1,601.082 miles; poultry house, is really a benefactor of On all bilU paid on or before the Tlie Bay City Chamlier of Commerce High voice feels certain that her last week. parents, | swamps were alive with bittern and l»tf Pea roe. 314,403 miles were placed in service man, while the rat Is a constant men fifteenth of the month, a discount of Is seeking the location of a pecking voice sounds like a tin whistle and The SUDDEN SERVICE Station Buy your school Iwks and school \ During the program Monday even- during 1025. plant In that city. duck. All the time London was grow- never wants to sing In public again. supplies at Scott's.—Adv. Get your National Mazda Bulbs and L. Stolfo has been spending a week ace, says the Indianapolis News. one per cent per 1000 gallons on the DRY WOOD FOR 8ALE-$3.oo per in Chicago, ing music and innouncements concern- There was a marked increase in the amount over 10,000 gallons consumed A new county hospital Is being con- ing, but on no settled plan. The proc- , Likewise, Uttle Willie Pound-the- CLAUDE MAST, Proprietor Electric Supplies at the Coloma Hard- cord. Jos, Swetay. at the Fish school Rats destroy more eggs, chickens Everything in School Supplies at ware Co.—Adv. ing the Fruit and Flower festival to use of the servii-e during the past year will be allowed. sidered for Montfalm. ess of development was continually Keys hears the wonderful Maestro cornersi Betty Michaels and Ethel Revy visit- when there was a dally average of and game, to say nothing of grain, Island City Is to have a new hotel Scott's—Ady. be held September 24-20 at Benton Section 2. All services shall be Interrupted, yet after each check It Forzando play his new concerto, re- Coloma, MicHigan ed Mrs. A. C. Shugar, Sunday night. Harbor, were broadcast. 2,405,813' local originating calls, which than all other mammals combined. A $273,000 addition Is being built to EARN BOARD AND ROOM while at- metered on orders of the Water Com- went on again. Boadlcea destroyed turns home In disgust, closes his piano Thermoti Bottle and Lunch Kit at tending the South Bend Business Col- COW and HORSE for sale, luqulre WBMO calls attention to the fact was an Increase of 201,603 calls a day The persistent killing of carnivorous the Lakerlew high school at Mr. Clem- at North Park Resort, Paw Paw Lake. Mr. ingars t mittee, and said meters shall be in- it; the Danes wiped it out; Alfred i and goes on a vacation. Scott's.—Adv. lege. Write for reservation. 7t4x that It Is now broadcasting on its full The total mimlter of liell toll messages birds and mammals has been on im- stalled in such manner and with kind ens. Free Crankcase Service. Battery Charging Ut2, Sunday dinner at the Swetay home. I Yi for the year was 18.260.640, which rep- Michigan electric service companies the Great rebuilt It and within a cen- { How easy It is to forget that hard power of 5000 watta and on lis new portant factor In the Increase of ro- of meters specified by the Common Corn Solvent Is guaranteed to give Mr. anil Mn*. Wm. LInsemeyer, Mrs. FI'RNITI RE FOR SALE—Dining wave length of 316 meters. Preimra- resent ed another sulmtantial increase. plan to spend $60,000,000 in 1027*to In- tury it was burned to the ground, j work for long years, coupled with tal- Mr. Shinko, A, C, Shugars and Paul dents. Council of said Village of Coloma. 1 results, or your money back. Scott's George Sparling and Mrs. Ed Soper room table aud six leather upholstered tlons are now being made at the sta- crease their facilities for power dis- Thereafter, fire and pestilence swept ent and great determination, are re- Pharmacy.—Adv. Varga, Jr,, are working in Coloma for Owls, hawks, snakes, skunks, foxes, who will furnish said meters at cost visited relatives In Dowaglac on Tues- dining chairs, oak buffet, two rockers Mr- Bachman for an indefinite time. tion for the biggest and best series of tribution. over It at frequent Intervala, but it , quired to make a finished artist How coyotes, weasels, minks, ferreta, dogs to Its patrons. All installation charges Air. and Mrs. Homer Honck and chil- day. and an oak liedroom suit, inquire at broadcasts yet attempted by this pop- and cats are natural enemies of the to lie borne by the owner of property. emerged stronger from every trial. ; many of us are afraid of the long London refused to bo removed from ! dren of Defiance, Ohio, were guests at 538 Columbus avenue, Benton llarhor. ular station. Took Truckload of Beer rodent While haunting the barnyard Section 3. Bills tor use of water years, the hard work and the priva- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LInsemeyer of or phone Harbor 1277. btf ON TIIK DIAMOND. the map, and Its persistence was a the Peter Clay home Tuesday. Yazoo City, Miss., are visiting Mr. and The next regular meeting of the L. A truck load of lieer went off the th4 owl, the snake or the skunk may shall be paid to the Village Clerk at tions? su^h times as may be determined by visible expression of the determina- Mrs. George Sparling and other rela- O. T. M, will IM- held on September paveniiWit and into the ditch west of be watching for rats instead of poul ; My message is simply this: Love Mr. and Mrs. Audry Fonvllle and Mr. tion of Its people and ^ vindication of tives here this week. 28th, Business of importance, Meoi- Rotriiei! Fill---Was Caught Kensington, in Mason township, (!a try. The term rats Includes mice as the rules of the Water Committee of your work and think It Is the most Compare Our Groceries and Mrs. Emll Beck of tJary, Indiana, 1500 DAHUAS ZrVL, ^ the Village Council. The Twin City Eagles, with Daisy In Its position as a world mart—Van- ; gardens. An opportunity is offered you liers, please KI * present. comity. Tuesday night of last week. well, for the latter are rats of a small glorious and wonderful thing In the were Sunday guests at the B. SUhauek Mrs. Helen Zelger has gone to St Ernest Boredale of Chicago, who bad Bills shall be dated on the first of the box for them, played against the couver Province. home. to see them and become better acquain been employed at a restaurant In The truck tlpiHti over and spilled part slae. Grand Rapids Eagles st the Fitzslm- world. Be radiant with enthusiasm. Petenburg. Fla., to spend the winter ted with this moat beautiful of autumn The cornerstone of the new Twin of tlie contents of the bottles. The the calendar month and If paid on or and Meats after a very pleasant summer at her City Y. M, C, A. building at Benton Hartford, took French leave last week Barring Insect pests, the rat Is the l>efore tlie fifteenth, the discounts here- mons baseball park last Sunday afterr These two qualities make a splendid Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson of Sagi- flowers, also to select with satisfaction driver telephoned to Elkhart for an- 1 summer home at Paw Paw Lake. Harbor will be laid next Sunday after- taking with him a sum of money l>e- farmer's greatest menace. It invades in provided for shall be allowed. noon and won a shnt out game. The One Bridge in 2,000 Milea team and cannot be beaten. Both of naw, Michigan, -wen Sunday callers your favorites from the real blooms in- longlng lo the proprietor of the eating other truck to help him out of his trou- his fields, his granary and his poultry twin city boys secured three runs to Comparisons are always welcome to us because at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence stead of from catalogs. No other plant noon at 3:00 o'clock. Attorney Henry ble. but before It arrived the driver All bills must be paid before the last In China there Is only one bridge these attributes are contagious and M. A. Mlsener, (51, prominent farm- P. Chandler of Chicago, actively Iden- KLENZO Dentel Cream house. The man's absence and the house. Working In the dark and In day of the calendar month In which none for their opponents. Daisy al- will help you and your work Immense- we know that they will be our advantage. Silhanek. er and former supervisor of LeGrange gives such a wealth of bloom at so nmall missing money were discovered and and his cargo were taken in charge by lowed but one hit while bis team mates •panning the mighty Yangtze river, a cost. Prices are 15c, 26c, 50c and 175c tifled with Y. M, C. A. work, will de- Sheriff Sill. The driver claimed he hidden places the extent of Its depre- the^illl is issued and if not paid shall which has a course of more than 2,000 j ly—Florence Belle Soule, In the Vio- township, Cass county, died September liver the address. Music will be fur- the police of Benton narl»or were noti- thereafter be delinquent gathered ten hits off Hoyer, the Grand Mrs. Eva Heldbreder and family left according to varieties. Tubers will be A Sensable Tooth Paste was conveying the liquor from Detroit dations la never folly realized. Being miles. This bridge is at Txull It Is a ' lin World. When we buy, we compare the prices and qualities this week for Ann Arbor, Mich., to 10, following a stroke of apoplexy. delivered in spring. Mrs. Jeanette B. nlshed by the high school hands of both fled in time to catch the fugitive as he so common Its operations are taken Any delinquent water consumer shall llaplds pitcher. Daisy struck out six- was passing through the hitter city on to Chicago, but the bills of lading teen men and Hoyer but eight This suspension bridge with two pairs of i spend the winter. Her sou Fred Is a Morrison, Little Paw Paw Lake, Colo Benton Harbor and St Joseph, For All. too much as a matter of course. The forfeit the right to the uae of water of the goods offered by the wholesaler. Samuel Connejla, son of Nick Con- a Pere Marquette passenger train. He found in the car indh-ated that at least until all amounts due and charges are makes five shut out games that have six chains clinging to the boards with | student at the I'nlverslty of Michigan. nella of North Coloma, has .gone to ma, Mich. 9tf a part of the load was consigned to fanner and the poultry raiser are not Dr. F, N. Bonlne of Nlles has gone is said to have admitted his guilt and paid. been won by the Twin City Eagles. a railing alongside. It Is In fairly Clever Selling When we sell to you, we expect you to do the same Chicago where he Is taking up a law to Philadelphia and will witness the •asked the officers t(» notify an uncle, South Bend and Elkhart parties, some the only ones who suffer from the rat Tlie House of David baseball team Nell Silhanek returned Monday eve- CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE—Also The Village Council shall have the good repair. There was once another Clerk—Here Is a remarkable nten. ning from a trip thru the east. He vis- course at the Northwestern University. funeral sprays made to order with Demiwey-Tunney for the world's SCOTTS PHARMACY whe- is a deputy sheriff In Chicago, of of whom are prominent business men menace. The loathsome rodents in- right without further notice to shut off suffered defeat again last Sunday af- bridge at Chaotung, but because of with us. It is the wisdom of buying. • championship today If the fight Is of those two cities. all-a can opener, a pan lifter and ited Niagara Falls, Philadelphia and flowers In season, Evergreeu Gardens. liis trouble. vade stores, destroying food, silks, car the water of any consumer, which shall ternoon when the World War Veteran raids from the north whereby Chinese Mrs. Julia Kurland, a resident of pulled off. He does not expect the fight pota, laces and flowers; in markets they team from Camp Custer trimmed them tack puller, all In one. Washington, and returned via Akron, Sodus for a number of years, died Sun- Otto HIngst, Phone 80F21. Coloma. 51 tf Tho TtaxaUi Orwe Sfora uot again be turned on until the con- were csrrled off Into sis very the Customer—But suppose I want the Comparisons Bring Us Business Ohio. to exceed five rounds and thinks eat fruit, vegetables and meat; In sumer shall pay all back water charg- to the tune of 11 to 9. day of last week at St. Joseph's hos- FOR SALE, (lifap. Express truck Dempsey will win easily. Dr. Bonlne 1; h Tlie Benton Harbor Iflsters won one Chinese themselves broke down tbe girl to open a can of soup and my pital, South Bend. She was 00 years buildings they gnaw floors and lead es, together with $2.00 charges for bridge, leaving only the one at Tinll. If you are not already one of our customers, try an Are you going to have a public sale body,' P, H. Zlelke, Phone Coloma has attended every fight In which pipes and damage doors, foundations turning on the water. • of their hardest games of tlie season hnsband to pull some fncks. while this fall? If BO, let The Courier print old. 135 F 21. Dempsey has figured since be fought Charles Schramm of Benton Harbor Concrete Struts, like Concrete and furniture; they burrow into em Section 4. The owner of the proper when they defeated the Dowaglac team I lift the pans on the stove. order today. The comparison will keep you coming. your auction bljls for you and advery Jess WUIard. A year ago Dempsey was arrested last Saturday evening last Sunday by a score of 7 to 0. John VanDerveer and Ernest Frit7i SPECIAL FALL PUCES—Get my Roads, art built for permanenct bankments and the banks of artificial ty or any interest therein shall in all Aofo Advice Clerk—Very easy. "All you have to tine your jule through the columns of left Monday morning to drive thru to' signed a contract In Dr. Bonine's office when his automobile Is said to have cases be personally liable for all prop- do is to buy three—anything else?"— Tlie Courier. special fall lirjo prices on tulips, lo fight Wills, the giant negro, and the collided with two other machines on lakes, weakening them; they overrun An old felt hot makes an excel- Florida. They will no doubt find peonies, narcissus. Irises, dahlias and piers, wharves and sea-going vessels er charges for all water consumni on Where Shooting la Good lent filter for petrol to remove for- Good Hardware. Try Ut And See plenty lo do down In tbe country that Nlles eye doctor feels that this con- Colfax ave., and one woman was Injur- the premises. On failure or refusal to George Besemer, ope of last spring> gladioluses. Bonnie Brae Gardens. tract should have lieen carried out, ed, It is charged that five gallons of Oovemment experts in 1919 estimated eign matter, says an ^expert Motor- has recently been stricken. pay the said charges after the same After all, should a man write his graduates of the Coloma high school, \VatervlIet, Mich. 7t3 although It Is said he blames Demp- wine and seven Mfles of Canadian that In the United States the losses own advertisements? "The shoot will ists taking friends out should choose went to Kalamazoo last Friday where Why Clare Paved with have become delinquent the village Goat*a Milk Valuable Rev. R. E. Meader, D. D., of Kalama- FOR SALE—Six-hole range iu fair sey's managers, rather than the champ- Iteer were found id Schramm's automo- due to rat depredations amounted to may institute a suit in assumsit be- begin at two p. m.," wrote a memlier those not likely to quibble In an be will attend school at the Western ion, for the way things have goue. bile. /. People do not always realize that zoo. the new District Superintendent conditlou. Edgar Vanderbough, Phone mors than 1167,000,000. fore the proper court to recover the of the gun club, "and will continue emergency regarding tlie age of their JAMES K. GUY State Normal. of the M. E. Church, will be present Portland Cement Concrete Being extremely filthy rats pollute headgear.—London Opinion. goafs milk la free from T. B.," and Coloma, I20-J. Otf same. as long as there Is any one left to Miss Edith Blsbee, who has been and worship with the comrregatlou next more food and merchandise than they All bills for water consumed shall be shoot."—Atchison Globe. Is especially suitable for children. Sunday morning, September 20, bring- The milk globules are much smaller pending the summer at her farm In our destroy. They are carriers of disease made out and sent to the owner un- Try III Groceries and Meats North Coloma. has returned to White- ing the gospel message. SBJOTS lAOH) SHOPPf-^E and spread the plague, both bubonic less the owner shall In writing request than are those of cow's milk, conse- w When the business men of For Elephant Tuaks If you want to know about shoes, water, Wis., where she is a teacher in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer BolK.'r and Atwater Kents, Stewart Warner, Croa- and pneumonic. They are susceptible the bills to be sent to occupant of the quently It is more easily digested. the public schools. premises. ' Rubbing with fine sandpaper or em- ask a shoemaker. If you want to ^hone 64 Goioma Yes—We Deliver laughter Reba returned to their home ley and King'^. selling from $29.00 to Clare, Michigan, decided it was to epidemic catarrhal jaundice, trichi- The milk does not readily sour, and Is #50. For demonstratioa call phone 28, BACK IN THE FEED BUSINESS! Section 5. All charges for water ery will remove the spots from Ivory know about spats, ask a married mnn, particularly nice to have during warm The regular meeting of the Coloma in Chicago last Saturday after a two time to pave the city's main thor- nosis and leprosy. They harbor para- —Exchange. IMMMHMMMMMMMWUMMIMWUWWWWMMMWMMMMWWIMMSMMAMMflMM Chester Hocker, Salesman, Coloma. 7tf consumed or services rendered by the ornaments. weather on that account unit of the American Legion Auxiliary weeks' visit at the home of Mrs. sites and it Is said that they may drag water department after thirty days was held Tuesday evening, September liober's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles oughfare, they wanted assured typhoid germs from cesspools to food FOR SALE—Barbecue Stand adjac- We wish to announce that we have from the rendering of the bill shall be 2l8t, at the home of Mrs, Martin Kil- Stelnbrook, in North Coloma. ent Scott's. Will sacrifice at a bargain. protection against costly repairs. prepared for human consumption. Be- a Hen on the property on which the mark, with a good attendance. Mrs. Grace Petznlk of Benton Har- A good summer income for someone. again taken over the feed business They wanted a pavement that cause of Its cunning, intelligence and water Is consumed and services render- Must be moved or will give one year cautiousness the rat persists In spite ed until the same Is paid. Each year Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layfleld and lior, who sued for divorce last spring at our old stand on West Logan street and then withdrew her charges, has lease. Write, Bill Watkins, 1081 Pearl. would remain true and even, firm of continuous warfare. the assessor shall spread all unpaid daugbUr, Betty May, of Baltimore, Md., who have been guests at tbe fa'm again filed suit against Leonard Petz- Benton Harbor. 45tf and will be pleased to meet all our and rigid under all kinds of traffic. water charges as a tax on the respec- tive properties on which the water Is home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Miller nlck, charging cruelty and Infidelity. His Ignorance How About A To Roast for the past two weeks, returned Ito They have two children. MALE HELP WANTED old customers who may wish to That's why they decided on portland consumed and services rendered and their home Tuesday. "Whilst I waa In town day before collect the same In the same manner To Broil A kitchen shower was given to Miss SCHOOL TEACHER joined our or- purchase cement concrete—the pavement you yesterdsy," related Gap Johnson of as other taxes and assessments. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clay and Mr. and Lena Tavolacel on Friday afternoon. ganization 12 years ago and has pro- Rumpus Ridge, Ma feller, stranger to Section 6. All applications for water Piece of Meat To Stew recognize by its non-skid surface and SPECIALS FOR 2 DAYS Mrs. P. Clay entertained for week end September 17th. Among her friends duced an application every week for its pleasing, light gray color. me, that "peered to have taken two or by or for tenants shall be counter- To Boil guests Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clay, Mr. were three girls from Chicago. Tlie all this period. Last year his Income . HAY, STRAW, QRAIN three drinks, came into the post oflce signed by the owner of the property, and Mrs. C. Monosiulth and son Marion, bride-to-be received many useful gifts, was $8,000, Instructions free, and both the tenant and the owner ' Tourists passing through Clare whur I was standing, and started to To Fry? also Fern Clay, all of Edgerton, Ohio. and all enjoyed a very pleasant after- PROVIDENT MUTUAL or FEED of Any Kind open hir lock box. He had his key shall be equally responsible for the noon, always praise its concrete pavement water dues. When you have news Items do you Life Insurance Co. Some day they will no doubt have the chained to his pants, and the chain Both the owner and applicant are send them to The Courier or do you Harry Long, a 22-year old Chicago Nathaniel Reese, General Agent, 2012- wasn't long enough to let him rotch Tjie highest degree of satisfaction accompan- We assure you that all your wants pleasure of driving on concrete over jointly bound under the application to keep - the news to yourself and then youth, who was caught after robbing 15 Book Tower, Detroit, Mich. the key up to the box, which was conform to all the rules and regula- ies any choiw of serving when meat from our wonder wonder why you could not read a filling station near South Haven, was will be given prompt attention and M-14, the heavily traveled highway pretty high. He struggled and cussed tions of the water department Friday and Saturday It In the paper. Tell us the news so recently sentenced by Judge Glenn E. AGENT WANTED LN COLOMA leading to the famous summer resorts for a few mluutea, but didn't seem to Section 7. It shall be unlawful for shop is used. that we can tell It to others. Warner of the Van Buren circuit court TERRITORY. Sworn proof of $75 per we will do our utmost to please you. week. $1.50 an hour for spare time. of the North Country. know how to get the chain loose from any person or persons, firm or associa- to serve from seven and one-half to his pants. Finally he began to un- tion, company or corporation to cover Miss Gladys Kelly who came home fifteen years at Jackson prison, with a Introducing Finest Guarauted Hosiery. Concrete on M-14 will mean a great up or in any way obstruct the free ac- of this week, at It makes no difference what your tastes may to spend Labor Day with her parents, recommendation of nine years. 120 styles and colors. Low prices. loosen his belt and then—" Auto furnished. No capital or exper- deal to local prosperity in the years "Good goahT cried Old Man Slab- cess to any water meter In the village be, we are here to serve you and we go to any Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kelly of North Coloma, was stricken by illness and has ience necessary. Wllknlt Hosiery by. Tou don't mean to say he took service. In case of violation of this Fly Tox, Flit and Cow Sprays at ahead. Don't just say "pave." Say "pave provision, and failure on the part of length to do it been unable to return to her work In Scott's—Adv. Company, Dept A-03, Greenfield, Ohio. with portland cement concrete." off his pants, unlocked the box, and Chicago. She Is now Improving, how- It he owner or tenant of tlie premises REAL ESTATE then put 'em on ag'ln, do you?" to remove such obstructions upon 108 W. Main St., and 379 Territorial Ri, Cor. Zd St ever. Benton Harbor police made G7 ar- UMPHREY & RORICK' All of Uw facts arc in our T hain't the slightest Idy. A feller notice from the water department the The established quality of our GroceVies and rests during the month of August Of fm booklet on "ConcrtU SHOES and Shoe Repairing—G. T. this number^ 30 of those arrested were HFOR SALE—Six-room house, bam, tackled me Just then for a dog swap; water shall be immediately shut off double garage, also vacant lots. F. B. Floor, Feed, Groceries aid Heats. Phone 18, Coloma Struts." AA for your copy. and we went outside, and I didn't from the premises. Benton Harbor, Michigan Meats is maintained by our constant effort to excel. Holmgren, one mile north. Herold .barged with drunkenness and 24 with Bertsch and God man's shoes for sale: Beveridge, P. O. Box 277, Coloma. 5tf notice."—Kansas City Times. Section 8. At the alarm of fire all violation of traffic ordinances. $145.10 Ball Band Rubbers and Overshoes; wom- In fines ami $54.80 iu costa were col- PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION users of water shall Immediately turn en's S-strap slippers: arch support, spec- HOUSE FOR SALE—on easy terms; iff service from all lawn sprinklers lected. This number of arrests Is said 7-room house on Logan street, Coloma; Dime Bank Building Energetic Swlaa ial priced at |3.00; men's |5.00 oxfords, to be one of the largest ever made In and not turn on the same until the fire Men's Suits, all wool, two $8.85. G. T. Holmgren. 7tf. partly modern, all In good condition. DETROIT, MICH. Every available piece of land in is out Any violating this rule shall Men's 4 - pocket sport that city in a single month. Inquire of Mrs. Louis Muth, Coloma. Switserland is put to use. In places lie subjected to having the water turned pairs of pants, values sweaters, each 4tGtf A National Organization to $1.85 c. KLOESS Charles E. Stewart, 465 Ohio street, Tlie Courier this week contains a there are ten miles long of continu- iff from the entire property until a to $35.00, now Benton Harbor, will be at the west end Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete ous bulkheads and terraces which fee of $2.00 is paid for again turning number of pictures of scenes at the FOR SALE—Five room house, lot of the Floral Hall at tlie Van Buren devastated territory In Florida. These sustain garden patches, where vines on the water. Men's and boys' keds, GROCERY and MARKET. OOLOMA and garage, reasonable terms. J ,A. Ollic in 31 CitUa County Fair at Hartford to take new pictures were secured at an extra ex Engstrom, R. F. D. 1, Coloma, 2tf and plants are grown. Of the 2,882 Section 9. It shall be unlawful for Boys' all wool suits with per pair subscriptions or accept renewals for Don't Bury Good Money 88c pense from the Western Newspaper kilometers of Swiss federal railways, any plumber or other person to attach, Tlie Coloma Courier or any other news- disconnect repair, test or tamper with one or two pairs of Union at Chicago expressly for the 900 are now converted to electrical pajter or magazine. Have your order benefit of our readers. A story of the any water meter connected with the pants, values to $12.95 Boys' slip-over sweaters, ready for him.—Adv. Ctf WANTED—To buy a corn crib. use, including the Slmplon and St water works system, without first hav- storm's devastation was also secured Gotthard tunnel line. In 1923 Swlse to go at j $4.95 each 98g from the same source. Lewis Lander, Address R. F, D, 2, Ben- ing obtained permission In writing from Buy your School Books and Supplies ton Harbor, Otlx Under Poor Coal/ railway authorities hope to have 1,500 the water department at Scott's.—Ady. kilometers converted to electric use. Section 10. Any person who shall Industrial conditions at Benton Har- WANTED—Bring ua your old battery Men's durable work Ladies' silk dresses, The Cass county circuit court con- bor are dn the upgrade. Tlie announce and $11.05 and we will give you a genu- PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY Switserland Is very rapidly devel make any unauthorized connection with ment was made last week by the mal- oping hydroelectric energy and In a the water system and use the water pants, to go at $1.79 values to $35, to go at. $7.95 vened on Monday of last week with ten ine $15 Willard Battery that fits Fords, IMPORTANT CHANGES IN Automobile Tire Sale! cases on the criminal calendar, sixteen leable Industries of that city that or- Chevroleta, Stars and many others. short time will have surplus to sell without having first obtained a permit on the civil docket of which two are ders were coming In In sufficient Benton Harbor Battery Service, Willard to Germany, France and Italy. The for the same shall be deemed guilty quantities to warrant the firing of the TRAIN TIME of a misdemeanor and upon conviction Men's dress pants, big Girls' all wool dresses, Prices for September Only. divorce cases. Included In the crimln Service Station, 78 Oak Street. Phone country around Lake Geneva Is very al cases up for trial Is that of Ollie fourth melting furnace for the first Harbor 605. Robert A. Grey and Paul thereof, be punished by a fine not ex- assortment to select time in many months and that more like the high Sierra country in Cali- -eedlng one hundred ($100) dollars values to $9, to go at. $3.95 Ford, charged with the murder of A. Johnson. I2tf SHORTENED SCHEDULES AND IMPROVED SERVICE fornia, with mountains of 3,000 to from, to go at $249 Oeorge Shaw at Brownsville on the men will be given employment during and costs of prosecution or by Impris- the coming few mouths. FOR BENT To and From CHICAGO, DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS 5,000 feet altitude climbing up from onment in the county jail of Berrien Ladies' heavy winter 30x3 1-2 Premier Cord Tires . . $ 7.95 night of August 22. Sylvester m and William Monroe, also charged with and other points Effective the lake level and crests covered with county for a term not exceeding ninety Mrs. E. A. Turrel will leave this FOR RENT—Room for school girl or iVc'V timber and rock.—M. M. O'Shaugh- <00) days, or by both such fine and Men's dress socks, all coats, all wool, to go at $7.95 30x3 J.-2 Regular Fisk 8.95 tho murder of Shaw, plead not guilty lady teacher. Inquire of Mrs. Octavia when arraigned. There was only one week to join her husband at Arcadia, nesay, in th^ American City. imprisonment In the discretion of 'the shades, per pair 9c Florida, where he Is engaged on an Traver, Box 147, Coloma. 5t2x SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, 19TH court 30x3 1-2 Premier Giant Oversize . 9.95 arraignment for violation of the liquor Ladies' silk hose, per law. engineering job, and will later go to FOR RENT—Store with sleeping Inquire of Ticket Agent for full particulars. Section 11. The water committee their home at Punta Gorda, Florida, quarters and garage. At Beechwood Still Explaining is hereby authorized to make reason- Men's Endicott-Johnson pair 47c 30x3 1-2 S.S. Premier Cord . . . 12.85 Dan and Sam, two boys of the RIG AND CARPET WEAVING— where her two sons, Kenneni and Edi- Point Inquire M. W, Surman at Beech- able rules and regulations for the use work shoes, per pair.. $1.95 to order. Rugs for sale. Mrs. Mildred son Hamilton, reside. Although Mrs. wood Point 4otf seventh grade In a North side Indian- of water, the time and manner or read- 31x4 S.S. Premier Cord .... 14.75 Ladies' slippers and ox- Leedy, Phone IW, Coloma. 2tf Turrell had received no word from her apolis public school, look a good deal ing meters, for the reasonable access Ladies' high top shoes, 31x4 S.S. Reg. Fisk Cord .... 16.50 family since the recent hurricane, she alike. The teacher started to call on to private property to Inspect water j fords, pair, up from.. 98c At a meeting of the Republican can- believed them to be safe, as they were pll>cs and meters and all other rules CHAS. L PEAPPLES VICTOR E. FERGUSON Dan to answer a question the other while they last, as low didates for county office last Monday not In the direct path of the storm. GUERNSEY BULL for service. 11.80 and regulations necessary to tbe prop- 32x4 S.S. Premier Cord •. . . . 16.25 evening at the court house, the follow- day. bat before she had pronounced as 98c Ladies' heavy flannel cash. Wilbur Earl. Coloma. 89tf Absolutely the largest and most complete tbe final consonant of the boy's name, er conduct of the department and its 32x4 S.S. Reg. Fisk Cord .... 17.75 ing county committee officers were Use Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste, 25 Buying the cheaper grades of Coal she realised It was Sam and not Dan employees and all consumers of water night gowns, each 79c chosen: P. D. Dukesherer of Benton and 50c at Scott's.—Adv. monumental shop in Southwestern Michigan shall be governed thereby. The sAd Money to loan on real estate security. sb# was addreasing. Whereupon she Men's dress shoes and township was re-elected chairman; rules and regulations shall be subject 33x41-2 S.S. Reg. Fisk Cord . . 26.20 Mrs. Elizabeth Kakebeeke of Benton Mrs. Wm. Beverley, C. L. Warrlner Favorable terms and rates. A. N. is one of the surest ways in the world Monuments—Mausoleums—Memorials finlihsd with tbe final consonant in to change without notice when In the oxfords, all leather and Men's Canvass gloves, township was re-elected vice chairman; and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warrlner Woodruff, Watervllet 2tf to bury good money under poor Coal. Let tbe name of Sam. As her tone was discretion of the Village Coundl and latest styles, per pair. $3.85 per pair 9c Ira Wagner, county clerk, was chosen aud family attended the wedding of clear and unmistakable, the class was shall be for the best Interest to the secretary; ami Stuart B. White of Miss Frances Louise Fuller and Jal- Have you paid your subscription to thrown Into a state of pious con- management of the water works SPECIAL PRICE ON BROOMS Nlles was made treasurer. Two com mer Wm. Lawson, at Naperville, Ills., The Courier? us show you facts which prove the economy ST. JOSEPH MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, Inc. sternation, and tbe teacher is still ex- system. mltteemen from each precinct of the Saturday, September 18th. The bride of buying Good Coal from us such as— plaining.—Indianapolis News. Section 12. The water department , 3 for $1.29 county will make up the remainder of Is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. Phone St. Joe 96—St. Joseph, Michigan reserves the right to change the rule the county committee, who will soon be H. Fuller, former residents of Coloma. All our Winter Underwear marked when Rev. Fuller was the pastor of 1 r • and regulations of the water rates at settled down to the work of the coming Miller Creek Webb Lump ;'"v Apt Commits Suicide any time and to establish special rates campaign. the Congregational church In this vil- 'IIs- Because tbe little girl who always for extraordinary cases. to go at Big Reductions. Good Assortment of Trunks. Suit Cases, lage and Iu Watervllet. The young :,m treated him so kindly left for Califor- Section 13. This ordinance shall go The G. R. O. W. Class was very couple will reside lu Chicago. DENTIST Red Dragon Red Jacket llvf: nia, griSf-stricken Jlggs, a black ape into effect October 1st, 1920, Traveling Bags and All Kinds of pleasantly entertained ou Friday even- K'i fr>* on the Bensot. wild animal farm at JOHN A. RORICK, ing, September 17th, at the home of Kolkowskl and his orchestra, the Hudson, !f. EL, committed suicldc by Village President,! Luggage Carriers Mrs. Nellie Umphrey with Mrs. Carrie popular Muskegon musicians, will Dr, J. A, Jarvis m.I y, Jason Lump banging himself. Whe» the girl, Janet J. V. THOMPSON, Klhler assisting hostess. The presi- again be a feature of the Van Buren Village Clark. Special large Suit Case . . $1.25 dent called the meeting to order and county fair at Hartford from Septem- 84 West Main St. Plumbing McDonald, twelve, daughter of tbe songs from the new Sunday school ber 28 to October 2. They will be beard One car of Nut Coal on the way. housekeeper ou the farm, bade the an- BENTON HARBON - $T. JOE RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPANY Special large suit case Trunk 6.00 books were sung, Mrs. Geo. Stratton In the big grandstand every afternoon, Benton Harbor, Mich. imal good-by, both she and the ape leading. Mrs. Anna Baushke conduct- and will feature the fair dancing cried. Shortly after tbe girl had gone * Rights of Indigenta ed the devotlonals. Boll call was an- parties at the town hall every evening. The Kind That Lasts At a Price an attendant found Jlggs hanging by The Post Office department says INTERIRBAN SOHEDILE swered to by each one giving her most The fair dances will again be under ROOFLESS PL A TES~ his collar from a beam In one of the thrilling vacation experience. Mrs. Bes- thi' management of G. W, Shafer, danc- that the sealed m.iil of persons living (Subject to change without notice) All kinds of Kitchen Ware, Kettles, Cans for Teeth without a plate covering A Full Line of Building Material Mrd cages. In a county home Is as fully protected sie Grant and Mrs. Mabel Stark had ing master at tlie South HaveiyCaslno. That Does NOT Hurt. roof of mouth. This does not from unlawful opening as the mall of canning. Can Tops, Fruit Jar Rings. charge of the entertainment, which Care leave Coloma for Benton Harbor it 7«, 9:08,11.111 A. M., 1:08,3:08, 5:08, proved very Interesting. Three pleas- "Billy Whiskers," the farmer looking mean bridgework. Think of all kinds. any oilier citizen. The mere fact Ihal His Sacrifice ant features of the evening were hav- individual who was seen on the streets —g' the Inmates are so unfortunate as to what this means. More tongue Nlpp—"Remember, my boy, no man 11:08 P. M. Cars leave Goioma for WatMnii it 6:39, 8:39 mi 19:39 A. Hi 12 33 2 33. ing our "new" pastor's wife, Mrs. T. of Coloma last Saturday, was none room, sense of taste increased The sooner you call us, have been compelled to seek shelter H. Leauiuu, Lack with us and Ber- other thai} the same man who has had marries without making certain sacrl- In an Institution maintained for the 4:39, S:39, 8:39 and 10:39 P. M. ' ' Make Our Store Your Headquarters ! and best of all, eliminates gagg fices."' Tuck—"I know it, and just as nlce Scott of Glendora, Michigan, and the trained pigs at the Hartford fair the quicker we'll be there. indigent gives the superintendent no li- many of the teachers as visitors. Nine- several years and who will be seen ing tendencies. Full plates as soon as I marry Gertie Gntrox Pm pre- A Good Store to Save Money. I cense to Interfere with their letters. teen members and seven guests were there again this year boasting for any low as $10.00. Old plates re- Hp Sim Li pared to give up my job." DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE to and from Traction Points in Indiana, Illinois Ohio and KeirHmirw present. Much Interest Is shown In firm that will pay him for advertising DUly Freight Serrice to Ud from Chlca«o ID connection with .iZ-th' aSSd. TrLSlw^ paired. TEETH EXTRACTED. the Benton Transit Company, Route ycur shipments via Interurban and Boat Low rates Onick our G. R. O. W. class meetings and It for them. "Billy" has a unique way Fillings, etc. YARDS AT HENRY KIBLER ColomaCnlnmn , \Mich . How She Took It Tom-Tom from Tub deliveries. For further information regarding rates and service aak nearest Agent or Traffic Denart- Is hoped that we will continue to of advertising. He was iu South Haven 1 GROW. The hostesses served dainty part of this week and then spent sev- Phone Har. 1498 Blobbs—"I took a chance and kissed An Indian from Oklahoma recently ment, Benton Harbor. Micb. bought what was thought to be the HARRY W. HILL refreshments. For the benefit of those eral days In Grand Ruplds, where he her in the dark." Slobbs-"How did was advertising for a big department Officu Open Evening By Appoint- only remaining wooden bath tub in uot having their new program, the next COLOMA and SOUTH HAVEN she take It? What did she say?" Hardware and Furniture Coloma, Michigan meeting will IHJ held In two weeks with store, using his "rube" makeup and ment for Plate Work. Blobbs—"She said she never wanted Kanrae. He made It into a huge tom- ASK ABOUT REOtlCTHIN IN RATES ON FRUITS TO CHICAGO Mrs. Ethel Bloomlngda'e, Mrs. Nettle acting both as a traffic officer and a Let Us Do Your Job Printing to see my face again." tom, says the Dearborn Independent Rosa assisting hostess. "town crier." THE OOLOMA COCRIKR, OOLOMA, MIOH. / TTis A Zanesviile's Three-Ended Bridge Is Unique THE COLOMA COURIER, OOLOMA, MICH. Say Mass in Honor of TrtE Effectual HOW I IMPROVED Spirits of Elephants A Buddhist muss was recently held Praying In Tokyo for tho spirits of all ele- phants that have supplied Ivory for OUR COMIC SECTION By REV. R. H. GLOVER. M. D. COWS AND HEIFERS MY HEALTH l»ir«cior of Mltalonary Courae. Moody Ivory carving in Japan. Members of 11:hin inxtltute. Chtcago. FED SPROUTED OATS Did It in Less Than One the Toklo Art Objects Dealers' aasocl- Month atlon and Ivory carvers assembled at / bj IM Unil.d Bt.tM D.ptrtm.nt Kokoku temple for the ceremony. Fif- TEXT—The efToctual fervent prayer ot Acrlcultur*.: 'As Mrs. Weaver herself says, "I was teen prizes opened the service with of a righteous man Avalletb much.— Six virgin dairy heifers that had never very strong." This Is a mild the rending of Buddhist prayers. A Famous Last Words Jamca 5:16. « failed to get with calf after being re- statement describ- large monument wns also unvefled In The latest and very accurate ver- peatedly served by different slrea at ing her condition, honor of the spirits of the departed for,according toher sion of the New Testament In Chinese the United States Department of Ag- elephants. The president of the as- U. S. A. riculture dairy experiment farm, Belts- letters,she was sub- translates this jected to no small sociation said: "We who obtain our vllle, Md., were fed sprouted oats In text about as fol- amount of 111 health. living from this ivory cannot help an effort to correct their barren con- lows : "Th® ener- Fortunately, her sis- feeling grateful to the elephants which gy put forth by dition. According to R. R. Graves, In ter was familiar have been furnishing materials for us the prayer of a charge of the experiment, five of the :l with Lydla E. Pink- to work with. It is for this reason ham's Vegetable righteous man ac- six heifers were settled In calf after that we comfort ^elr spirits by hold- WRIGLEYS ' 30 days of thla special feeding. Six Compound and compliihes great begged Mrs. Weaver ing a mass for them. We think we still quenches thirst, dairy cows that had raised calves but results." to try It. "After also do honor and comfort to the spir- hud apparently become unable to con- three or four its of our ancestors, who were like- I like thla ren- cools the parched ceive were fed sprouted oats also with weeks," writes Mrs. Weaver, "I felt a wise In the Ivory trade. We wish all dering because It makea clear the throat and by its de- the result that flve of them got with great difference in myself. I would go artists and dealers In Ivory objects to to bed and sleep sound, and although I fact that prayer calf after 19 to 48 days of feeding. visit the monument ua a shrine when lightful flavor and could not do very much work, I seemed la a vital force, a Similar tests made at the Oregon ex- they come to Tokyo."—Pathfinder stronger. I kept on taking It and now mighty dynarrile refreshment restores 1—President and Mrs. Coolldge und their son on one of tiieir last strolls ,at White Pine camp. 2—W. F. periment station upon the suggestion Magazine. I am well and strong, do my work and something, not Field, who has been made slle agent for the Treasury department to protect the government from extortion. 8 of Mr. Graves gave equally favorable take care of three children. I sure do the joy of life. Zanesvllle, Ohio, boasts of the only three-ended bridge In the world. It is built of concrete und spans th« merely reacting In —University of Chicago scientists uncovering bones and relics of prehistoric men In mound near Galena, 111. results. tell my friends about your wonderful Watch Cutlcura Improve Your Skin. Muskingum river, which has been called the "Hudson of the West." An aerial view of tho famous bridge la given medicine, and I will answer any letters blessing upon the Feeding sprouted oats to overcome On rising und retiring gently smear Dr. R. H. Glover. Nothing else can above. from women asking about the Vege- one who prays, nonconception In dairy heifers and the face with Cutlcuru Ointment give you so much en- and the Democrats of the state put up holism wns made worse by the lack ol cows was suggested to Mr. Graves by table Compound."—Mas. LAWBENCE but actually accomplishing things WEAVES, East Smlthfield St., Mt Pleas- Wash off Ointment In flve minutes outside of him. bringing to pass what former Senator David I. Walsh and co-ordinated International action. a study of the work done with small joyment for so little. NEWS REVIEW OF William Gaston to oppose them. The After the nations signatory to th« ant, Pa. with Cutlcuru Soap und hot water. It would not otherwise have taken animals ut the University of Califor- If you knew that thousands of G143 Democrats of Louisiana renominated Locarno treaties had deposited wltb Fleet at Guantanamo, Perhaps for the Last Time Is wonderful whut Cutlcura will do place. nia In which It wns discovered that a women suffering from troubles plmllar for poor complexions, dandruff. Itching Remember Wrigley's Senator Edwin S. liroussard, tlmugh the league secretariat signed coplei fifth vitamin had a bearing un the fer- to those you are enduring had improved There nre those. I know, who ob- and red, rough hands.—Advertisement CURRENT EVENTS former Gov. Jared Y. Sanders gave of the pnets. Doctor Stresemann of tility and reproductive organs. Thla (heir health by taking Lydla E. Pink ject to this conception of prayer on After Every Meal him a close race. Senator Dale of Germany demanded that the Rhine- vitamin, named vitamin E, was found ham's Vegetable Compound, wouldn't the ground that the universe Is gov- Vermpnt was unopposed for renoml- land be evacuated by the, allies. In you think it was worth a trial? Modern Girl Knows erned by fixed laws and that It Is un- lu such feeds aa green leaves of let- In some families, the fourth genera- Following Directions natlon. an Interview he said: "If Locarno baa thinkable that these laws can be In- tuce and alfalfa. , tion Is learning tbe merit of Lydla E. All About Gasoline Mrs. Overwalte—Why are you alt- Franco - Italian delations Republican national leaders have any meaning at all, It should mean the terfered with by some one's praying. Whether or not the fertility results Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. The night wns black, the road un- ting on the floor? brought out the old saying, "As Maine existing frontiers of western Europe obtained In heifers and cows fed But the trouble with such an objection Overwalte—The doctor told me to Strained by Attempt to goes, so goes the nation," following frequented so early In the morning. are guaranteed against forceful re- sprouted oats Is due to a vitamin has Is that It falls to recognize that prayer touch It ten times every morning. Kill Mussolini. the election last week In that state. vision, and consequently no othei Suddenly the motor gave some con- Itself la one of these fixed laws, that not been determined, nor have enough Today's Bi£ Offer to All vulsive sobs und the cur stopped. Bill, It was won by the Republicans with guarantees, such as occupied zones, trials been made to conclude definite- personality Is among tbe greatest of By EDWARD W. PICKARD much perturbed, made an earnest ef- ease and their majority of about 20,- are longer necessary." ly that the method will always give Who Have Stomach these laws, and that God has ordained HOUGH friendly relations between fort to start the engine but failed. to accomplish His purposes In the x Tanlac Saves 000 was considered quite satisfactory Paul Bonc6ur, French delegate, positive results. Mr. Graves pqlnts Italy and France are strained as After getting out and looking over world through this very means of T for an off-year. Gov. Ralph O. Brew- urged that a general conference on out that animals In their undomestl- Agony a result of the latest attempt to as- the engine, he turned

snmoL BO v KILLED WHEN sounded his horn as he approached the Morton school building on Territorial CHURCH MNCEHENTS Copper Monument "Mother of Stat**" RUN OVER BY AUTOMOBILE road Just as school waa dismissed; Weighing almost five hundred This name is applied to Virginia some of the children stopped, but Rob- ponnds, a mammoth piece of lake cop- because so many states have been ert dashed across the street in front of First Church of Chriat, Seientiest per was recently unearthed on a farm carved from her original territory. Child Dashed Across Strwt In Front of the approaching car. Mr. Lull picked In HoiTghton county, Michigan. It At the time of the settlement of np the lad and took him to the hospital, Services are held every Sunday at 10;45 was undoubtedly a monument erected Jamestown the name Virginia was flfttroadiing Car; Driver Held where It was found that he had sus- a. m. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. to the memory of some noted chief applied to all that part of North tained internal injuries. who reigned over his tribe many years Blameless. Reading room open to the public ev- America lying between the thirty- ery Wedneaday andSaturday afternoons before the first white man spied out fourth and forty-fifth degrees of lat- Robert Schmuhl, the four-year-old from 2 to 4 o'dook. the wonders of the peninsula country. tltude, extending from coast to coast son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmuhl Islands Bar Vehicles —Copper and Brass Bulletin. This region now comprises the great- of Benton Harbor, was run over by an There are no vehicles of any kind In er part of the United States. When Evangelical Lutheran Salem Church automobile driven by Herman Lull of the Faroe Islands in the North sea. Order Appointing Time for Sir Frances Drake circumnavigated Every Sunday, divine services in the Benton Centre, last Friday afternoon, Their streets are mere paths that lack tho globe he stopped on the coast of and died that evening at Mercy hospital German language, beginning at 10:80. Hearing Claims. all regularity. The capital la Thor- Oallfornla which he spoke of as "the from Injuries sustained. Witnesses to Services in the English language on shavin. Tlie islands belong to the king- RUU of Mtchlfran. The Probate Court for the accident declare that Lull was the first and third Sundays of the County of Berrien. back of Virginia." Seven states have dom of Denmark. At a hph8Ion of nald court, held at the probate been carved from the territory claimed driving slowly along the street and had month beginning at 11 ;30 a. m. Sun- offlee, In tbecltjr of St. Joaeph, In nald county, "L—i day school every Sunday morning, be- on the Utday of September A. U. 1020. by Virginia at the time of the Revo- ginning at 0:30, in both the English Pre'wnt, Hon. William H. Andrew*, Judge of lution—Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michi- Probate. and German languages. In (he matter of the eatato of Nlcboln* gan, Wisconsin, Kentucky and West Kibler, deceased. | Virginia. It appearing to the court that the Ume for prenentatlon of claims against said estate First Community Church. should be Umlted, and that a time and place be appointed to recelre, examine and adjust THE MODERN • Rev. W. E. Golt/, Pastor. all claims and demands against said deceased Wild Holds Its Own by and before said court: Sunday, Septemlter 2Gth— It Is ordered, that creditors of said deceased The persistence of the wild life Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. A class are required to present their olalois to said close to the haunts of mnn and his for everyone. Plan to attend next Sun- court at said probate offlce on or before the 3d day of ^Jsuuary A. D. IK7, at ten v#)rks Is more than remarkable. day morning and thus have a good RIP VAN WINKLE iTclock In th« forenoon, said time and placn When man first Intruded Into the start for Rally Day, Octolier .'Id. being hereby (appointed for the examination Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock. and ^adjustment of all claims and demands wilderness places wild animals were against said deceased, his easy prey. They did not know Presented By Subject, "The Right Foundation." Spec- It Is further ordered, that publla notice ial music will be furnished by the thereof be glren by publication of a copy of anything about him and probably this order, for three succetslre weeks previous Si vested choir. to said day of hearing. In The Ooloma Courier, looked upon him only as some fellow To the sen-ices of tlie Community a newspaper printed and circulated In aald animal who had come to share their FREDERICK W. BENDUHN Church you will llnd a cordial welcome. county. i lot. They were disillusioned fast • ___ A true copy. William H. Andbiws, Lillia O. Spraoui. Judge of Probate enough and they learned quick les- Register of Probate. i7t3 Methodist Episcopal Church. sons from disillusionment. COLOMA THEATRE Today wild animals know how to Rev. T. H. Leamon, Pastor. MORTGAGE SALE care for themselves. For years their A goodly number gathered for our Notice Is hereby glTen that default baring ranks rapidly decreased, but when evening services last Sunday and a been made In the terms and ?ondlilona of a man believed that the vanishing point tine spirit prevailed. Pastor and peo- certain mortgage ma4e by Clarence K. Potter almost had been reached there were ple are happy in their continued re- to Cyrut: H. I/ewls and H. Louisa Lewis as Tuesday Evening, Sept. 28 mortgagees, dated December Sth. IMS. and seen signs of Increase. All the an- lation and are planning advanced work recorded December ITth, IW5, In the offlce along all lines of church activity. of register of deeds, of Berrien County, imals had become "foxy." State of Michigan, lu Liber IM of mortgages, Al 8 O'Clock Remember the announcement in r^ Page ATO, aud anlgned by said mortgagees, gard to our Choir. Heed the call for Cyrus H. Lewi* and H. Louisa Lewis to Turning the Other Cheek FALL TOPCOATS, the, practice hour. Wednesday even- William C. Rztber and Emma Kyther, on July 24th, 1626 by fn assignment recorded August The millennium will be Just around Admission By Ticket Only ing sure. Keep up-the enthusiasm, and ITth. 1926 In Liber 4 of (assignment of mortg- Ix' n Rooster for tlifci most Important agex on Page 24V In the offlce of said Register the corner when you get so- good Note: This presentation is not a play, but an educational of Deeds. that you'll leave your light dimmed department of our church. The "Hpec- Default In payment of the taxes due on the ; The changeable weather of lecture that will not be interesting to children. Therefore, lals" last Sunday evening was tine and premises described In the aforesaid mortgage after the other fellow has refused to enjoyed by all. for more than sixty days after said taxes be- dim his.—Wilmington News-JoirnaL came due and payable,' that being a condition Fall proclaims the Topcoat a ticket will admit adult only. The Junior Choir will meet Thursday contained In said mortgage and the same afternoons. Immediately after school. having been paid by the assignees of said Give the Want Ads a Trial necessity. Today you'll find, A story telling hour will be held In mortKagees, the whole amount of principal EDITH MAE CUMMINGS COMPANY and interest Is declared due and payable and connection with the regular pracUce. Is hereby foreclosed. There Is claimed to be Every week the publisher of The l/Ct us have a big attendance. Children due at this date for principal and Interest and Courier receives Information of re- here, a display of Topcoats •. 735 Lafayette Building, Detroit. taxes paid the sum of Fire Hundred and Nine sults that hove l)een obtained thru the up to and Inncludlng the Oth grade fire and 40-100 Dollara for which no proceedings urged to be present Parents Invited at law has been Instituted to recover the same. use of The Courier's classified col- remarkable for its value, to aid this Innovation and to help their Now therefore amid mortgage will be fore- umns. Try one of these adlets if you closed and by virtue of the power of sale con- children to remember the afternoon and tained In said mortgage and the statute In have some white elephant that you . style and quality. hour. such case made and provided, notice is here- want to dispose of. Perhaps a small by given that the premises described In said expenditure fit money will sell it for Keep tab on all the class calls. They mortgage will be sold at Public Auction to are coming thick and fast The H. B. satisfy the amount then due thereon together you. L. P. class had a gathering this week with co«ts of foreclosure and attorneys fees, On and After Sept. 20th on Monday, the 16th day of November. IWfl, $25 to $50 at the home of Mrs. Urick. Tlie G. R. at ten o'clock In the forenoon at the Order for Publication 0. W. class had another of their busi- front door of the Court House In tbe City ness and social hours at the home of of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, said State of Michigan, the Probate Court for the premises being described .aa follows; tA wit: County of Berrien. Mrs. Simon Umphrey and rumor has The South Half (1-2) of the South Thlrtysix- At a session of said court held at the probate It they had a great and very enjoyable Eightieths (36-80) of the South Half (t-2) of the offlce In the City of St. Joseph in said county, F^Hone 1S2 North East quarter (1-4) of Section Eighteen on the 10th day of September A. D. 1926. time. r (18), Township Three (3) South, Range Seven- Present, Hon. William H. Andrews,Judge of We enjoy our new hymn books. The teen (17) West, situated In the Township of Probate. book G. R. 0. W. S. in our favor rij;ht Coloma, CuuLty of Berrien, State of Michigan, In the matter 'of the estate of Laura Coloma and containing Eighteen acres, according to H. Marvin, deceased. George S. Avery & Son along, and the sweet Gospel songs sung tbe United States survey thereof. Charles A. Hennessey having filed In said In the spirit will help us G. R. 0. W. Dated at Coloma, Michigan, August 17^,1926 court his final administration account and WILLIAM C. BYTHER his petition praying for the allowance there- Hotel Bentop Block In grace. EMMA BYTHER of and for the assignment and distribution Rerrlen County Sunday School As- Assignees. of the residue of said estate. sociation plans for a Rally Day next William A, Montgomery, It |ii ordered that the llth day of October BENTON* HARBOR, MICH. Attorney for Assignees, A.D. 1926 at ten o'clock in-the forenoon, at sold Sunday. Our superintendent, Pehrl Business Addresa, Coloma, Michigan. probate offlce be and Is hereby appointed for Raushke, and his helpers, are In for Aug. 20 • Nov- 18. examining and allowing said account and it, mind and heart Let us put our hearing said petition. CITIZEN'S It is further ordered that public notice school on the map and turn out big. thereof be given by publication of a copy of Every class full, the old members in this order once each week for three successive Mongage Sale. weeks previous to said day of hearing, In The action, and new recruits on hand. Roll Coloma Courier, a newspaper printed and up a mighty fine record next Sunday. Default having been madi in the conditions circulated In said connty. Nlles District is no more. At the of a certain mortgage made by Eannie F, [ibal] WILUAM H. ANDREWS. Dukesherer, nee Fannie I". Stewert, mort- A true copy. Judge of Probate. ffl m m M EDM P1V FOR VOi PffR! annual conference sessions It was gagor, to the Benton Harbor State Bank, a Lillia O. Spkaoui, Probate Register. 8t8 merged Into the Kalamazoo District. corporation organized and existing under and COAL CO. by virtue of the laws of the State of Michigan, Goodbye old friend, your record is a mortgagee, dated July IK, 1924, and recorded worthy one. Dr. Willlts, our genial in the office of (be register of deeds for Berrien County, Michigan, in Liber IS7 of Mortgages and helpful district superintendent for on page .2IH on July 23, 1924, and on which flve years, has lieen appointed pastor of mortgage there Is claimed to be due and pay- For QUALlTYand SERVICE our church at Holland, and Dr. B> E. able at tLe date of this notice the sum of Four Thousand five Hundred Thirty seven Meader of Kalamazoo Is now our Mid 12-100 (t4.5S7.l2) Dollara, the same being leader. He Is a good brother, and you the unpaid principal and lnte>-est thereon, and an attorney fee of Thirty-five (ISb) dol- will like him. Turn out to meet and lars provided for In said mortgage, and no greet him next Sunday. He will preach suit or proceeding at law having been Instl at our eleven o'clock service. He will tnted to recover the money secured by said Office and Yard, west of mortgage, or any part thereof. hold Quarterly Conference at Waterv- Now,therefore,by virtue of the power of sale llet after the evening preaching service. contained in said mortgage, and the statute Tills Is his plan, let us work up to It. in such case made aud provided, notice Is Berrien Co. Fruit Association hereby given that on Monday the let day of Let every offldal member be present. November,A. D. 1928, at ten oVIock In the fore- Tlie following Is the order of services noon of said day, the undersigned will eell at for the day on the charge: mbllc auction to the highest bidder; at the front door of the court house In the City of Sunday school at Coloma and Water- St. Joseph, Berrien county, Miohlgan, that vllet, 10:00 a. m.; at Riverside, 2 p. m. being the place where 'the circuit court for tbe County of Berrien Is held, tbe Preaching at Culoma at 11 a. m., at premises described in said mortgage or Riverside, 3 p. m. aud at Watervllet, 7 ho mucn thereof as may be necessary to sat p. m. Dr. Meader will deliver the Isfy tbe amount due on said mortgage, wltn In terest at the rate of seven per cent per annum gospel messages at all three places. from this date, and all legal costs. Including THIS AD IS TO LET OUR PATRONS Our Epworth League will come to- the attorney's fee provided for in said mort- gether at 0 p. m. for their devotional gage. The premises to be sold are situated in the Township of Benton, County of Berrien, meeting. and State of Michigan, and are described as KNOW WHERE THEY CAN SUPPLY You are Invited to meet with us la follows, to-wlt: The south thirty (30) acres, and all land our church home. Strangers always lying east and north of the Pipestone road In welcome. tbe east half of the southwest quarter of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township Four (4) THEIR WANTS. South, Range Eighteen (18) West. Also, the west half of the southeast quarter of said CHILDREN HAVE DAY Section Twenty.nine (29),'excepting therefrom Twebty-three (23) acres more or loss, South of AT HARTFORD FAIR papier Road, formerly owned by H. A. Rack- HIT or his wife, and except School Lot of Dis- trict Number Four (4). Also the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast (juarter ot said Section Twenty-nine (29). The above Give us a Chance to Figure on Your Needs The Van Ruren county fair at Hart- description containing One Hundred Twen- ford has long made a special feature ty (120) acres of laLd, tbe same being more or less. Except from the above decrlbed premlsei of its school exhibits, and to make the the following lots; Lots Two (2), Three (3). educational features of these exhibits Four (4), Five (5) and Six (fl). Block One (I); Lots One, (I) Two (2), Tbree(3), Four (4), Five available to all students in the four (5), Six (6). and Seven (7>, Block Two (»): Lots Cider and Vinegar Kegs and Barrels. counties, the fair has invited some One (1) and Three (3), Block Three (S); Lotr 800 teachers to lie Its guests ou Wed- One (1), Two (2), Three (3), Four (4), IFive (6), Six (0), Seven (7), Eight (8), Nine (9), Eleven Fruit and and Step Ladder. nesday, September 20, und on the same (11), •Fourteen (14), and Fifteen (lb), Block day all students will be admitted to Four (4): Lo.ts One 11), Three (3), Seven (7), the fair for IS cents. Twenty (20) and Twenty-fire (26), Block Five Apple barrel Heading, Press, Picking Bag and Baskets. (6); Lots One (I) and Twenty-six (26), Block This Is the policy that has been fol- Six (6). All In Maplehnrat Addition, corner lowed by the Hartford fair for years, of Pipestone Road and Napier Road, Benton Boys* Wagons, Tricyles, Wheelbarrows, Washing Towuship, Berrien Connty. Michigan, accord- and annually thousands of pupils come ing to the recorded plat thereof. Machines. Wringers, Bench for Washtnbs. trooping In on school day to enjoy the Dated: July 87, 1926. exhibits and the opportunity for a clean BENTON HARBOR STATE BANK. A Corporation, frolic which the fair affords. A ma- GOUE A HARVEY, Mortgagees. Take a Peep at the Kitchen Stepladder. jority of both rural and village schools Attorneys for Mortgagees Bnslnesa Ad- Each One With a close for that day. dress, F. 4 M. Nat, Bank Bldg., Benton Do you need a Sulky on Walking Plow, Springtooth Harbor Miohlgan. Aug. 6-- Oct.29

Harrow, Cultipacker, Draindrill, Start Shipping Concord Grapes Ibis MORTGAGE SALE. We have a 11-7 Fertilizer Grain Drill for $175, 16-6 Week. EFAULT has been made In the condltlona D of a certain mortgage made by Jesse C. brant and wife. Sylvia A. Brant, to J. F. Wil- Savings Account Shipment of Concord grapes from Tractor Graindrill for $140 a bargainto anyone who can kinson dated April 6( 1924, and recorded the Lawton district is expected to'start April 7, 1924, In tbe offlce of Register of Deeds use this drill. the latter part of this week, says the of Berrien County, State of Michigan, in Liber 146of Mortgages, page 621,,and assigned by Lawton Lender. Champion grapes were said J. F. Wilkinson to Cbyks Burandt on Now is a good time to order your practically cleaned up there last week. April 21,1924, by asslgnmetft recorded April Up to Tuesday night of last weok the 24, 1924, In Liber 6 of Assignments of Mort- gages, page 636, In said register's offloe, and Combinder. Southern Michigan Fruit association assigned by administrator with will annexed had shipped only twenty-four cars of of estate of Charles Burandt to Edward Bu- It is a happy, smiling family, and why? grapes this season. The grapes have randt aud Ida Burandt on January 6, 1926, Silo Filler, don't forget that the Blizzard Silo is the assignment recorded January 80,1926, la Liber all been sold, however, although tho 8 of Assignments of Mortgages, page 6' in said One big reason is their freedom from best prices hove been low. It Is hoped that register's offlce, and assigned by Edward Bu- when the Concords get started prices randt and Ida Burandt, husband and wife, to J. F, Wilkinson, July 8, 1926, by assignment financial worries which their individual Osborne Combinder takes the prize. will recover. recorded iu Book 8 of Assignmeuts,|page 186. Concord shipment from the Lawton- Interest on said mortgage being lu default Paw Paw district will lie about two for more than 60 days the wholo amount of savings accounts provide. They realize that If you want a Furnace get a Rudy. said mortgage is declared due and payable. weeks later than the average time of There is claimed due at this date two thous- ripening. and ninety-seven and thirty-six hundredths no matter what comes or goes, they are ready Bathroom Lavtory Bathtub. (12,097.36) dollars, and no proceedings at law have been InBtitutcd to recover same. Now therefore by virtue of the power ef sale to meet the conditions with ready money. Eavetroughs, Steelroofieg, give us a chance. Solitude In said mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided on Saturday tbe 23d day Start an account for each member of your Solitude, the safeguard of mediocri- of October, 1926, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the If you need a Buzz Saw outfit let us show you what front door of tbe courthouse. In City of St. ty, Is to genius the stern friend, the Joseph, Berrien County, Miohlgan, the prem- family and see what difference it makes. we have in stock. cold, obscure shelter where moult the Una iIouitI tu'd In said mortgage will be sold at public auction, to satisfy amount then due, wlugs which will bear It farther than with costs and attorney fee. to-wlt, the follow- suns und stars. He who would In- ing described premises In the Township jof Yourt for trade spire and lead his race must be de- Bainbridge, County of Berrien, State of Michigan. fended from traveling with the souls The east twenty acres of the following de- of other men, from living, breathing, scribed parcel of land in section 81, township State Bank of Coloma 4 south, rouge 17 west, the;we8t port of the reading and writing in the daily time- southwest 1-4 of the northeast 1-4 of said section 31, and also a strip of land 4 rods wide worn yoke of their opinions.—Emer- lying along the north side of the above de- son. scribed laud In the northwest 1-4 of the north- D. C. Cook, Cashier Coloma, Michigan east .quarter of said section 31, township 4 Coloma Hardware 6o; south, range 17 west, making a parcel of land (U rods long north abd south and of sufflolent Pint Cable English width to contain twenty-eight (28) acres. D. C PECK, Manager COLOMA, MICH. Dated, St. Joseph, Mich., July 23,19»6. The first ocean cable was manufac- J. F. WILKINSON, Assignee. tured in England. July 30-0ct. St. Joseph, Mlehlgan.