THE GOLOMA COURIER AND THE BENTON HARBOR HERALD
VOL 34 COLOMA, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1927 NO 6 =3 COLOMA SCHOOLS TO P. M. FLYER HIT CAR LOOK FOR BIG CITY HALL PROBLEM PROVISIONS OF NEW TRAFFIC REGULATIONS OPEN NEXT TUESDAY WED SONDAY, MSI 28 AT COLOMA CROSSING LABOR DAY CROWD TO BE PUT TO «VOTE EXPLAINEOXOEPARTMENT PUBLIC SAFETY
If parked on a grade the front wheels StudentH in High School Are Asked to Miss Evelyn Scott of Coloma Became L. J. Egerer and Wife and Two Other Special Election Called For City of Removal of Speed Limit Misunder- Local Resort Interests Planning- For must be turned toward the curb. Enroll Saturday, September 3— Vehicles must stop In rear of street Bride of Chester J. Pratt of St. Women Had Miraculous Escape From I'sual Season End Holiday Benton Harbor, October 3d, to stood, Officials Declare—Cutouts Are car loading or unloading and remain Good Roster of Teaehers Has Been Joseph Death Early Saturday Evening Pnw Paw Lake hotels and amuse- Determine Whethehr to Buy the Completely Banned—Speed of Trucks standing until driveway Is clear of pas- ment places and Watervllet and Colo- M-tigers, En(fai;ed A very simple but Impressive home Mr.and Mrs. L. J. Kgerer of Westmont. Vuylsteke Property, Sell the Old City Regulated ma business houses are making prep- All vehicles must have (wo sets of wedding was solemnized Sunday morn- Ills., and two ladles who were accom- brakes, a service brake capable of foloma school hexlns nf 8:45 Tues- ing. August 2«. 1027, at the home of panying them had a miraculous escape arations to take care of the expected Hall Site and Bond the City For Preparing for the new state trafilc dny mornlnK, .Scpteniher nth. Several stopping from a speed of twenty miles Mr. and Mrs. William Scott in Colo- from death early last Saturday evening intlux of visitors for the I^ilMtr Day code, which goes into effect September changeM Iihvo heen made In the teach- week end. which marks the official $100,000 an hour within forty feet, and an ma. when their daughter. Evelyn, be- when the Ford sedan in which they 5. Commissioner Oscar (t. Olander of ing staff. Miss Ennlce Healy has InM'ti close of the resort season. With fav- emergency brake capable of the same came the bride of Chester J. Pratt, were driving was completely demolish- The Benton Harbor city commission the department of public safety has is- retained in tiie Latin-English depart- orable weather a Labor Day crowd performance. Only one set is required well known civil engineer from St. Jo- ed at the Paw I'nw street croHsing of Monday night passed a resolution call- sued an explanatory statement for the ment. as well as Roht. Wright In the that will equal or exceed that of any on a motorcycle. seph. the Pere Marquette railway in Coloma. ing for a special election Octolier 3 to state police and motorists. social science. Supt. L. L. Close will previous year Is expected. The week Promptly at 9:00 o'clock. Miss Lil- The party was driving through the authorize sale of the present city hall "In thinking that there will be no Cutouts Banned continue to teach mathmatics, and (I. end crowds here on both the other hol- lian Manns of Watervllet sweetly and village and as they approaebwi the site and the old city water works limit to the lawful speed of an auto- L. Hells lias Imh'ii engaged for the idays-Memorial Day and July beautifully sang. "I Love You Truly," crossing the signal lights were work- property at East Main and Fourth mobile on the highway except the speed Two headlights capable of lighting science and orchestra work. Mr. Hells Fourth, were the largest In the his- accompanied by Miss Marjorle Fur- ing. It is said, but notwithstanding this streets and the purchase of the Vuyl- of the car itself," Olander stated, the highway 'JOO feet ahead and so ad- comes to Coloma wfth the highest rec- tory of the local resorts and for this man, who also played the wedding warning they drove onto the track in steke property opposite the Premier "many people are far from the truth. justed us not to throw a glaring light ommendations from his former posi- reason the Labor Day attendance at march from Mendelssohn. Hev. T. 11. front of the fast approaching train, hotel on East Main street to be used "On a clear road with no traffic, no into the faces of approaching drivers tion. Mrs. Bertha Woodward and Paw Paw Lake Is bwked forward to Leamon performed the single ring cer- which does not stop at Coloma. When for a new city hall. curves or hills and no traffic approach- must be on each motor vehicle. Mrs. Octava Traver remain as eighth as no exception. emony in the presence of the immed- on the middle of the track the driver For the past six months the pro- ing from side roads, a man may drive Spotlights are permitted only pro- grade and primary teachers: Miss Mil- In fact the holiday week ends have iate families and a few intimate saw the train and in his endeavor to posed new city hall question has been his car as fast as he likes," Ulander viding the light Is directed entirely to dred Early has heen engaged to teach been the only ones to establish new friends. get off the track the engine of his Ford hanging lire and the committee of com- continued, "but if there Is other traffic the rigid of the < enter of the highway in the seventh and eighth grades. Miss records for attendance of visitors at The bride, who was beautiful and was killed and the car would not move. missioners has given the matter much ahead of him he must drive at a speed and not over one hundred feet In .front Anna Moore has grades live and four Western Michigan resorts this season. charming in her white satin gown, The occupants of the machine cllmlied time and consideration. The triangu- that will enable him to stop in rear of of the vehicle. and Miss Grace Merchant has grades While some hotels report this year as wore a tulle veil which was held in out and ran to one side of the street lar plot lying between Michigan street other cars going In the same direction. Cutouts may not be used under any three and two. the best they have ever had. the gen- place by a band of rhinestones. She Just a second before the monster engine and Colfax avenue south of the Michi- condition. Students of the high school are re- eral reports, not only at Paw Paw- carried a shower boaqnet of white of the train crashed Into the Ford and gan Central depot was considered bto Children Provided For Every motor vehicle must bo equip- quested to enroll for their classes Sat- Lake. but at other resorts along the roses and lilli^s of the valley. Miss completely demolished it. expensive by the commissioners. They ped with a windshield cleaner that can urday, September 3d. An early en- Michigan east shore are to the effect "If there are children playing or Mildred Price of Watervllet, as maid The impact of the collision of the lo- explained that the property alone be operated or controlled by the driver rollment facilitates arrangement of that the season has been a little slow. walking along the road this clear dis- of honor, was attired in pink georgette comotive and the automobile was so would cost much more than the Vuyl- and every machine excepting a roadster classes to consult with teachers re- Many reasons are advanced for this tance is assured only up to those chil- and carried a bouquet of pink rose great that the Ford was thrown about stek# site and they would have no or COUIH'. must be equipped with a rear garding choice of eiectives. condition, but probably the main cause dren. On bills or around curves he buds. Milton Scherer, also of Water- thirty feet to the west and would no building which could be used for city vision mirror. Freshmen classes are rli required is the exceptionally cool summer, it must lie able to stop within the limit vllet. served Mr. Pratt as best man. doubt have crashed into the wall of ball purposes. 'subjects: Algebra. English IX. Com- requires some sweltering hot weather of his vision. If traffic approaches from The ceremony was performed under a Scott's drug store had It not struck a Monday .night the commissioners ob- munity Civics, and General Science. to drive the people out of the cities to a side road, he cannot be assured that beuutiful embankment of ferns and cement foundation for the signal post tained a (10-day option on the West Other classes have one or more elec-, the summer resorts and this weather they will not drive In front of him so choice gladioli. at the corner of the store, and a tele- Main street property for $100,000. This WHEEL CAHE OEE CAR tives. U. S. History is now a required condition lias been notably lacking this must drive his car well within control. The tables were beautifully decorat- phone pole, which broke the force of site has a frontage of 300 feet on Main subject in addition to Algebra. Geom- season. When rain. Ice and snow make the ed with asters and mourning brides. the wreckage. As it was. one of the street and Is 100 feet deep, a Complete etry. Latin I, IjUln II. KnglLsh IX. So far as the cottages are concerned roads slippery, he must drive slower." After the ceremony, a dainty three- large plate glass windows in the store half city block together with the large THIIOWING IT INTO DITCH English X, American or English Liter they have been filled about as usual. The commissioner specifically point- course breakfast was served by the was crashed, and the automobile was building which can l)e remodeled to ature, Chemistry or Physics, and The shortage has been In the two- ed to n clause in the law which pro- Misses Mary Helen Grant. Norma so completely demolished that it was lit the need of the city building and a World History or Ancient History. All weeks' vacationists who patronise the hibits driving at a speed "less than is Price. Lillian Manns and Maurlne Ab- picked up in baskets and piled In a large garage which will Ite rebuilt for Oakland Touring Car Driven by Percy seniors expecting to graduate next hotels and boarding houses and In reasonable and proper" upon a crowd- bott. the latter three from Watervllet. heap across the track so that traffic the lire department. June must arrange their schedules to the week end tourists. ed highway. where Mrs. Pratt has taught school would not be impeded. Hall of Chicago Badly V.recked on comply with those requlftments. There has been no noticeable slack- "If a motorist wishes to travel very for the past two years. Many beauti- When questioned by the conductor City's Expense Small Students expecting to take extra sub- ening In motor travel over the trunk- slowly, ten or fifteen miles an hour, Highway Sunday Night ful and useful gifts were received by on the train as to why be did not stop jects must present previous scholar- the young people. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt line highways as compared with other The city fathers have worked out a upon a congested road, he should stay- when he saw the danger signals Hash- Percy Hall of Chicago, his brother ship record indicative^ of exceptional left -Immediately for a trip through years, but while-no definite figures are plan whereby they will purchase the away from the main trunk lines," ing. Mr. Egerer Is said to have stated and two young ladles can Ite thankful Hbllity. the East, which was to include New available, there seems to be a distinct new site by the sale of the other two Olander said. that he did not know what the flash- that their lives were spared last Sun- Both chemistry and physics will be York. Niagara Fails. Washington. 1). feeling prevailing that the tourist properties of the city at little. If any. ing lights meant, thfnking they were 15 Mile Truck Limit day evening when a disc wheel came offered Instead of alternating as has C.. and the academy at Annnpoils. business did not come up to expecta- further expense to Benton Harbor citi- merely a warning of a railway cros- off their car as they were speeding l»eeii the policy in the past. Addition where the groom was at one time a tions In Michigan this year. zens. sing. The speed through cities and towns along the highway near the Stanley nl laboratory equipment has l)een pur- student. However, there Is no cause for pes- They propose to purchase the Vuyl- remains the same as does the speed school house, west of Coloma, Sunday chased to make the subject matter in The out of town guests were Mr. and simism. There will be hot summers steke property for $100,000 paying permitted for trucks and buses. Trucks night, and the car was overturned Into these classes more practical and inter- Mrs. Byron Pratt of Detroit; Mrs. again and the resort and summer home $20,000 cash and the Vuylsteke Inter- whose gross weight exceeds eighteen the ditch, badly wrecking It. The driv- esting. Some attention will he given Russell Kay and daughter Margaret development will go steadily forward, ests will accept the city bonds for the BENTON HARBOR'S MARKET IS thousand pounds will be held to fifteen er of the car suffered a fracture of the to the principles of practical radion Louise, from Tampa. Florida; Mrs. particularly in those sections such as balance. The Itonds will bear Interest miles an hour; those of eight thousand breastbone, some cuts about the head in the physics course. English and Clara Rafter of Whiting, Ind.; Mr. this, where they have the advantage at the rate of V/j per cent and l>e re- pounds or whose length over ail Ex- and one knee. He was brought to the American Literature will both be of- and Mrs. Donald Mlnkmer of Homer. EEOODED WITH PRODUCE of transportation and easy accessibil- tired at the rate of $10,000 annually. ceeds forty feet will be held to twenty office of Dr. W. T. Bertrand In Coloma fered. Library facilities are now more Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald KIpp of ity to the big center of population. From the proceeds of the sale of the miles per hour and those whose gross for treatment, and the party went on adequate to the needs of the students Bronson, Mich.; and Mr. and Mrs. old city ball and the water works prop- weight exceeds live thousand pounds their way. It Is reported that the and a new arrangement for the care of erty the $80,000 balance will be taken Carl Miller of Benton Harltor. One of Largest Crowds of Farmers will be held to twenty miles per hour. the library permits of a more prac- care of. Therefore, the $100,000 bond party had been speeding along the Mr. and Mrs. Pratt will be at home Trucks whose length overall exceeds highway from Chicago, and that they tical use of this material. Orchestra Issue which the citizens will vote Oc- to their many friends In their new Ever Gathered There Kept Buyers NIGH! HAWKS SURPRISED forty feet must not drive within one bad made their boasts as to how quick- will be divided into two groups allow- tober 3 merely will l)e a temporary home In the Lincoln Apartments, Ben- thousand feet of another such truck ing those capable to advance more rap- Busy l.ntil Late Tuesday Evening proposition. ly they had made the trip from Chica- ton Harbor, after September Oth. and no truck is allowed to follow idly. In so far as it has been possible As the Benton Harbor commissioners go to the twin cities. It Is further another within one hundred feet. facilities have l>een made more ade- It is a fortunate thing for the city MR. AND MRS. JACKSON do not feel they should bond the city stated by parties who witnessed the of Benton Harbor that steps have al- Other rules to go Into effect include; accident that the Oakland had been quate to the needs of an Increasing any more and that a new city ball Drivers passing another vehicle go- enrollment and we trust that this will ready been taken for the enlargement must l>e built within the next five going at a terrific speed racing with PONY AND EORD GIVEN AWAY of the city market, for the need of a years to keep abreast of the city's ing the same way, must sound horn other cars along the highway and I*? a satisfactory and progressive Helped Them Celebrate Their Twen- school year. much larger market was very evident growth, all of the meml>ers of the com- after assuring himself he has proper throwing all caution to the winds. on Tuesday of this week, when hun- clearance. tieth Wedding Anniversary on Aug- mission believe that the Idea agreed AT MASONIC DANCING PARTY dreds of farmers brought In one of the upon will save the tax payers money Drivers of vehicles so signaled must biggest day's offerings of produce that ust 27th. and give the city an Ideal site for a not speed up their vehicles until after NOTICE First Annual Party Under Auspices of was ever seen on that market. A re- city ball and sufficient space to build being passed. CUUDE A. BAKER HURT porter was Informed by the city officer About 75 Thunder Mountain Night other buildings in the future. I have moved next door to Scott's Coloma Lodge This (Thursday) Right of Way who Is detailed to keep traffic open Hawks and their friends gathered at City Attorney A. P. Cady was in- barber shop and solicit your shoe and Evening around the market that during the the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jack- repair business. structed to prepare tiie ordinance for At a trunk line intersection, the WHEN CAR STRUCK WACOM rush of the marketing Tuesday after- son in North Coloma. Saturday, Aug- —Adv. *>12 G. T. HOLMGREN. The first annual dancing party of publication and to draw up a ballot for vehicle approaching from the right has noon traffic was jammed for over a ust 27, 11127, to help them celebrate Coloma Lodge 102 F. & A. M. will be the special election October 3. The the right of way. block away from the busy scene and their china wedding, the twentieth an- city's legal advisor v. as Instructed to held this (Thursday) evening at the A vehicle parked In any town must Buy your school books and all kinds three officers were called In to assist niversary of their marriage. The first make the ballot read as simple as pos- Former County Clerk Rendered fn- popular Crystal Palace pavilion, with have its brakes set and motor shut off. of school supplies at Scott's.—Adv. In clearing away the mass, so that as inkling Mr. and Mrs. Jaduon had of sible so that all voters can readily line music by Paul Tnmalne's band, ronsdous When Thrown From Car many farmers as possible could And a the affair was when about twenty-five the aristocrats of modern dance music understand it. place to park their trucks or cars load- automobiles drove into their yard toot- The ballot will contain the follow- A large number of tickets for this Claude A. Baker, maintenance super- ed with produce while they were await- ing their horns for all they were 1.—Shall the city commission be party have already been sold and intendent of the county road commis- ing a buyer. worth, making it a complete surprise. authorized to sell the old city ball for Masons in Benton HarisH; and St. Jo- sion, was knocked unconscious and his The offerings on Tuesday afternoon The evening was spent in playing a sum not less than $00,000? son, Charles, was slightly injured dur- seph are taking an Inter^t In the consisted of peaches, apples, pears, cards and bunco. Many beautiful priz- 2.—Shall the city commission be THE COLOMA THEATRE ing Monday night's rain storm when event and will no doubt l)e present in plums, tomatoes, cucumbers, string es were given the winners. Chinese authorized to sell the old city water Show tUrtt at7JO p. m. MRS. C. C. ALGU1RE, Proprietor. their automobile struck a horse on large numbers. beans. pepi»ers, lima beans and melons, cookies containing fortunes, sent from works at the corner of East Main and S. 31 just south of the river bridge As an added attraction, a Ford car Come and hear the Myslerio. Its part of the program. and the heavy offerings brought a drop California by Mrs. W. Miller, mother Fourth streets for a sum of not less in Berrien Springs. The horse was and a Shetland pony will be given in the prices. of the bride, were distributed among than $30,000? killed. Charles Bqker was driving and away at this dance, and the manager Quotations offered Tuesday were as the guests, causing much amusement. 3.—Shall the city commission be failed to see the horse and wagon of the pavilion, Frank Diouby. an- follows: Peaches. $1.50 to bushel; The bride and groom were presented authorized to bond the city for $100.- ThurS'Friday Sept. 1-2 when he turned out to pass another nounces that the orchestra will put on tomatoes, 50c to Ooc in Jumbos and with a handsome china dinner set. also 000 for the purchase of the Vuylsteke car. The wagon driver, whose name special numbers and that a week's at- from $1.00 to $2.35 In six-basket flats; numerous gifts from friends In Cali- property for a new city hall site, the DEMPSEY-SHARKEY FIGHT was not obtained, is said not to have tractions will be crowded Into the one apples, from $1.00 to $,J.OO bushel; said bonds to be retired by the pro- been injured. fornia. Not to be outdone. Mr. Jack- Change of Feature Each Nfght. evening. Do not stay away because pears, as high as $2.00 bushel; musk- ceeds from the sale of the other city you have not purchased a ticket-, but son sent to town for cigars, which the Adults 40c Children 20c melons, opened at $1.25 for 14's; and gentlemen thoroughly enjoyed. The properties? li your bird does not sing, feed Pure- come and help out the local lodge by $1.00 to $1.25 for 128 and 75c to $1.00 wedding cake, baked by Mrs. Leo Berg- test Bird Seed. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. your attendance. for 10's, but dropped later in the day man, was decorated with pictures of as the heavy crop began to roll in. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson dressed as bride Saturday and Sunday Sept. 3-4 On Sunday the steamers of the and groom. A bountiful supper was HARBOR 61ACK SOX Goodrich line carried the largest served at midnight, California butter- Madge Bellamy in "COLLEEN" amount of produce on their steamers files l)elng used as favors. A story of racing horses, Irish wit, romance, thrills. Comedy to Chicago that has been handled on The out of town guests were: Mr. WERE DEFEATED BY BEIIES a Sunday in many years. Over llfty and Mrs. Jackson's son, Maurice, of Adults 35c Children 15c School Opens trucks were loaded with fruits, vege- Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. and "Mrs. Mar- tables and markets for the Indiana shall Kramer and son William of Ro- trade, and as many more for points in chelle. Ills.. Robert Kramer. Mr. and Crystal Palace Blues Will Play With Monday only Sept. 5 Michigan, aside from thO large volume Mrs. Harry Llfton and family. Eugene Hartford on Sunday and With the that was sent to the Chicago market Harris. Mrs. John Murray and Miss Monta Banks in "ATTA BOY" via trucks. Tuesday, September 6th Anna Murray of Chicago; Miss Etta Baroda Team on Labor Day at Paw Comedy and Thrills Galore. Also a Comedy. Bunger of Ashton. Ills.. Alex Bohle of Adults 35c Children 15c Michigan City, Ind.; Mrs. Seek, of Paw Lake CIRCUIT COURT WILL HEAR Newark, N. J.; Mrs. Edna Young and Four hundred spectators were given daughter, of Nilea; Mrs. Mabel Clark a flock of thrills at the Crystal Palace and daughter, of Buchanan, Mich., Tuesday-Wednesday Sept. 6-7 Let Us Furnish Your CIVIL CASES FIRST THIS TERM baseball park at Paw Paw Lake last Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bllmel and Sunday when the Crystal Palace Blues daughter of Covert, Mich.; E. W. Thomas Meighan in "THE CANADIAN" hit the ball to all corners of the park Huntley, of Kalamazoo, Mich., Mrs. for a 10 to 7 win over the Benton Har- A storey of the Great Open Space. And a Comedy. Illness of Prosecuting Attorney Book- Frank Forrester, of Grand Rapids, bor Black Sox. There was plenty of Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ostrander. Adult* 30c Children 10c waiter Causes Change in Program entertainment for all, for those who son and daughters, of Watervllet, like hitting saw plenty of it. including Mich. Along toward morning the SCHOOL SUPPUES On account of the illness of Prose- two home runs by Fawcett and one guests departed, wishing Mr. and Mrs. cuting Attorney George Bookwaiter, home run by Ryno. Schrlner started Jackson many more years of wedded Circuit Judge Charles E. White has in- the game on the mound for the Crystal Text Books, Writing Books, Drawing bliss. structed County Clerk Wagner to noti- Palace team and was relieved in the Books, Fountain Pens, all kinds of fy all members of the Berrien county fourth by Welter. Owen pitched all the bar to bo ready to try their civil cases LABOR DAY AT ST. JOSEPH way through for the Black Sox. Ever Sharp Pencils, Pens, Pencils, on September 10th, when the Septem- Two more good games are scheduled ber term of court convenes. The hear- to be played at the Crystal Palace ball Tablets, Rulers, Ink and Everything ing of the important criminal cases park next Sunday and Monday. On will come up after the civil cases are St. Joseph will celebrate Labor Day Sunday (he Crystal Palace Blues will else needed for use in the schools of dbqiosed of. this year. Two bands will furnish again meet the fast Hartford team and concerts day and night. Silver Beach, on Sundity they will be pitted against Berrien and VanBuren Counties can where dancing and all kinds of amuse- the Baroda team. Come and help the LET US LOAN YOUR MONEY ments can be enjoyed. Grand display Coloma and Watervllet boys annex be secured at this store. of fireworks at 0:00 o'clock. There are two more victories. We will loan your money for you oij other natural attractions at St. Joseph first class real estate mortgages, and —on the Lake. look after all your Interests, insurance, APPLES taxes, etc., for a nominal fee. We have M. E. Conference Next Week facilities for placing both large and The Men's Oood Samaritan Com- Rev. T. H. Leamon will go to Bat- small amounts. Your inquiries are so- munity Association of Benton Harbor tle Creek next Wednesday to attend licited. BAKER INSURANCE Is planning Its annual celebration at the annual conference of the Methodist WANTED!! School Books Strictly Cash AGENCY, State Bank Building, Camp Gray on Lake Michigan. Among Episcopal church of Michigan. Billy Coloma, Mich.—Adv. 50tf the features of this big picnic will be the famous Mulligan stew and coffee Sunday will be the topllner for the Highest Market Prices Paid The Standard Oil flliing station at which will be served at noon; the speaking program. There will be a layman's conference this year and the corner of the Lake Front and Broad pageant of labor, to be presented on streets, St. Joseph, was robbed for the the beach; games, sports and contests Ernest Holmgren of Coloma has been tiftb time last Monday night. Two with prizes to the winners, a band, and chosen to represent the Watervllet Scott's Pharmacy, armed men entered the station about plenty of fun and entertainment for Coloma and Riverside churches. M. STEFFIN & CO. 8 :.'!0 p. m. and ordered Melvin Hollo everyone. Free transportation will be way, the attendant to open the safe furnished to the grounds, cars leaving COLOMA, MICH. and turn over the contents. The men the Bell opera house In Benton Harbor Keep the "Skeeters" away with COLOMA, - MICHIGAN I scooped up about $100 in cash and at 0:00 and 11:00 a. m., returuing at "Skeeter Skoot." They don't like It 1 made their escape. 4 ;00 p. m. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.
•t I I I I 1 1 I 11 I li I I i I I I 111 l-H; How Ceylonese Pearl Healing the :: Breaks Wrist While Diver Gathers Oyatert WOMEN CAN Paralytic Winter Layers The lot of the Ceylon pearl diver The Recluse of Fifth Avenue Playing Golf Game • •Hi Pmooocrs totd cidBB L»tlr thraneh Um ami who owa Is not an easy one. Stones are sus- John 0. Brotherhood, a crack • •ad opfrmU tWr own (toras. pended on a rumdng rope over an out- Jy REV. A. H. LEAMAK golf player of the New Canunn I such a funny place as this?" Sudden- rigger projected from the boat's side By WYNDHAM;MARTYN Host, Moody Bible Institute, (Conn.) Country club, broke his ; NOW 00 MORE ly she caught sight of Llppsky. "Who Chicago. In such a convenient position a« to 8TORY FROM THE START Oopyrif ht la the UnlteO Sutee left wrist while playing golf on ! Help the Profits la that dreadful little creature?" "When the goblin army had been allow the diver to place one fool with- W N U Serrloe the New Cunaan course. Using an ; From th« comfortable financial Llppsky spoke up distinctly. conquered the King celebrated tha in a loop afllxed to the stone. Because Lydia E. Pinkham't situation to which h« had been Iron, Brotherhood attempted to i victory with a great banquee of "I own this house, and I've come TEXT—And when he saw their faith, The diver having placed himself born, Peter Mllman, It practical- he said unto him, Man, thy sins are take a bit of divot as he stroked | Monarch Teenie Weenie Peanut This Is a very pertinent question in Vegetable Compound Send for the police. I've had enough for the rent. If he don't pay, he goes Poultry Prices Usually High- with one foot on the stone, with a ly reduced to penury throuKh the forgiven thee.—Luke I:t0. the ball. Hidden beneath the • Butter tandwiches and wonderful the northwest particularly where misfortune of a friend unwisely of your d—d Insolence." to sleep in the village Jail. I guess ha net around his nock to hold oysters, Ke«ps Them WeU turf wns a solid stone and the | cake made with Monarch Cocoa.*' est During Fall and large quantities of sprays have been trusted. Learning of Ilrewer's sui- "Pretending she wns a fine lady," don't mind. I guess it ain't for tha The story of the healing of the draws In his breath, closes the nos- pressure when tho club hit the • applied In an effort to keep the cod- cide. which means the destruc- first time. He alu't got no money. paralytic of Capernaum Is one of the Early Winter. Fifty years ago thero were few said Llppsky, who was growing angry. T7VERT genuine If anarch peeks** been ling moth In check. The growers trils with one hand, nnd raises his tion of his last hope. Mllman stone fractured s bone. ^ the Lkm Uwd. the oldest tndeourk in occupations for women. Somo taught sends letters to Prof. Flemlnt "Looking at me and my house as You suy he's your father." Llppsky the most striking body to give force to the descent the United Ststee corerins • complete line seem to be faced with the options of school, somo did Bradney, Floyd Malet and Nee- though we was dirt. She wouldn't grinned. "Well, you got the chance and instructive in it it ii n 11 li ill 111 m mi of the world's finest food products—Coffee, (Prepared by the United Stnle* Depart- The manduck (or diver's attendant). ment nf Aurlculiuru.) removing the excess spray material housework, some land Barnes, men once of bltth to save your daddy from Jail." the Gospels. This Tee, Coco*. Catsup, Pickles, pMcrat Batter, labor In charge of the stone and nets, lets believe you lived here. I tell her position. In response, the three Canned Fruits end Ve«*tebies. and other I'rlces of farm eggs as well as of before the fruit Is marketed, to use found work to do at "Dad," she whispered, "I hadnt any disease actually call nn him.at his home. Each right quick you wouldn't even be liv- superior table spedaltisa. live and dressed poultry are usually less arsenic, or else to substitute some go, and the diver rapidly reaches the homo and a few Idea it was as bad us this. I've only welcomes pain as relates the circumstsnces that ing here if you didn't come over with ONLY HUGE PURSE REID, MURDOCH fit CO. highest during fall and the early win- oilier spray for Insect control. bottom, leaves the stone, which the took up nursing. wrecked their careers. Mllman three dollars left. The boat trip took MONARCH Today thero aro rent." one of Its encour* BtuMltktd 185 J manduck instantly hauls up and re convinces them that their mis- ter months. I'rollts from the farm The following suggestions are made Neeland Barnes removed his silk all my savings." aging symptoms. .WILL ALTER PLAN Chka*> Pfctiburvh Boetoa New York fixes, throws himself on the ground very few occupations fortunes were all due to one Jscksoarfle Tsapa LosAa^iee Qaahty forToyears flock can be materially increased by as a result of the preliminary work not open to women. hat and mopped his brow. "My dear girl," he said easily, "the When there is creeping along, and fills his net with man, Paul Raxon. Himself Im- taking advantage of this market situa- that has been under way. The re- Today they work In man Is known widely as the village pain, there is a poverished throuKh itaion's fi- "My good ass," he began, "what the tion In handling the llock, says the moval of spray residue by wiping and oysters. factories with hun- nancial crookedneiis, Mllman Idiot Nobody believes him. It does chance for recov- devil are you ranting about?" Fidel LaBarba to Enter United States Oepartment of Agricul- brushing has not been entirely satis- This done, he Jerks the rope, which -jCjS dreds of other proposes an association of the happen that my rent Is due By the ery. Clean Frame* Ancient English Clock four men—an association outside "I tell her," Llppsky went on. unap- ture. Timing production to the mar- factory. No form of inechanlcal is pulled up by the manduck In wS women and girls. way, how much Is It?" Stanford University. Picture frames should be wiped off The oldest clock in England is at Thero aro also the law—which shall pull down peased, "you could go out with your We must think ket demand can be accomplished host cleansing thus fur tested has proved charge, and the contents of the net "Ninety dollars eighty cents." each week when the thorough clean- Wells cathedral, where In 1384 the - ? women architects, Raion and force him to dlsrurfte fine gentleman's clothes on, and a of our Lord as by hatching early and by having early effective under all conditions. More are discharged Info the boat; the his Ill-gotten financial gains. Rax- ing takes place. Fly-specked frames keeper of "la clokk'* was paid 10s. a lawyers, dentists, executives, and legis- silk hat even, and treat me like dirt. "I rather thought It was more." said preaching in the Reports from the Pacific coast are penomg upon Its militant strength diver meanwhile raises to the surface on's political ambition Is the na- or glasses are Inexcusable. year. maturing strains. or less Injury to the fruit and the lators. But all too often a woman I'm a citizen here same as you, and Barnes. He took out a roll of bills to the effect that Fidel LaBarba, hold- alone for Its success Is doomed to fail- tional senatorshlp from his state. Rev. A. M. t-eaman. of the boose Revenue From Eggs. spread of decay organisms may result wins her economic Independence at tha and paid. He was left with seven er of the world's flyweight champion- ure. McKlmber Is the admitted party this is an end nf you walking over to a crowd who Experiments with solvents have cost of her health. nominee, and must be eliminated. dollars. His reward came In the relief ship, will relinquish his crown next Such utterances as these are evi- Most of the revenue from tho farm mo with your silk hat and your fifteen were unable to enter. A part or the shown that certain adds and bases Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain who the girl showed. fall when he enters Stanford univer- dence of the fact that Mr. Gorapers' flock Is obtained from eggs. It Is Im- works In tho Unlonall factory making dollar shoes. I know the price of whole of the court was roofed over. will remove spray residues In varying "BAYER ASPIIIIN" warning so long ago that "Intelligence portant, therefore, to develop the llock them shoes. 1 tell her to scream all "It's a fad of mine staying up here," Suddenly an Interruption of our Lord's sity, Instead of defending the same In overalls writes that she got "wonderful must prevail," has been heeded by from good laying strains. This re- degrees of effectiveness. Of the many results" from taking Lydla E. Pink- CHAPTER VI—Continued she likes, nobody hears away up here.'* he admitted. "The air Is good and discourse was caused by the noise of actual combat as many of his friends American labor, aud a part of the quires careful selection of hens that compounds tested, none has proved to ham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. —9— "You mean to say you've locked a I've been in training. I shall leave feet overhead. There was brought expected. American laboring man's prosperity mature early, that lay best after they bo superior to hydrochloric acid. It Chamberlain Uvea at COO Monmouth now. I think we'll go to New York The above Information comes from Raxon smiled. "I wnnt Intelligent strange woman up In my house?" Into His presence a man with a pale was found to be elTective In removing PROVED SAFE St., Trenton, N. J. Sho recommends today Is due to the fact that he has begin, that seldom go broody, and that loyally, and you're not overburdened "It's my house. If you pay the as soon us possible. How lovely you face, too weak to walk, but borne by Los Angeles and Is credited to George the Vegetablo Compound to her friends brought to his task an Intelligent con- lay well throughout the late summer not only arsenlcals, but also such with InUdllsence any more than Caf- rent, you can go In and get your look. You have those unforgettable four. Jesus said to the palsied man, Blake, manager of the champion, In tho factory and will gladly answer ception of both Its rights and Its ob- and fall. forms of residue as lend, copper and Take without Fear as Told fray wag. I'm not underestlmatlnx clothes. If you don't, you stay out" violet eyes of your mother, but you "Thy sins are forgiven thee." writes Tom Andrews, In the Indianapo- any letters she gets from women asking ligations. For that reason Uodln's fa- The size of the flock Is an Impor- lime, and haa not Injured the fruit about It. you. You've been useful to me lu a Feverishly Llppsky destroyed what- are taller." The thought that he had In these words we have a beautiful lis Star. Mr. Blake, It is understood, mous statue, "The Thinker," Is not tant factor to consider also. Main- when properly applied. If Lydla B. PInkham'a Vegetablo number of ways." ever chance of life a row of kohlrabi nowhere to take her mude him miser- example of the way In which the Giver is not anxious to have his clever little In "Bayer" Package an Inappropriate symbol of the Amer- taining about 200 or 400 birds enables Compound haa helped other women, "Thank you," «ald Loddon, almost might have had. Then, when be saw able, but he would not let her see It of all good gifts gives before we ask, protege cnguge in another battle st ican working-man, a man of brains us the flock to be divided to advantage why Bhouldn't It help you? bitterly, lie thouKht of certain un- his tenant march toward the shack, It wus Incomprehensible to him that and far better than we ask. The suf- the weight—112 pounds—unless the Foundation Stock Most well as brawn. for I ceding purposes. A flock of 200, professional things he had done at his he followed. the countess of Horsham, his late ferer had asked nothing, except as inducement Is strong enough, which for Instance, can readily bo divided Important Turkey Item patron's bidding which had, In effect, wife's eldest sister, had allowed her his helpless condition wus a petition. means that he may listen to a |25,000 Rev. Charles Stelzle, an eminent "One of them yellow hairs," he I Into two units, 80 yearlings and 150 a INDIGESTION sociologist and student of labor prob- In deciding on the breed of turkeys delivered him bound hand aud foot to scolded as he I rotted by the tali man's niece to come. The countess had al- The Great Physician bestows on him proposition, but nothing less. If you nre troubled with Indigestion, lems, once wrote: pullets; and a flock of 400 Into 100 one will encounter the same kind of Kaxon. side. "A swell lady who said she ways been his enemy. a gift Infinitely excelling the physical Not that Mr. Blake or his champion dyspppsl.i, constipation or similar dla- yearlings and two units of ISO pullets problem as deciding on a breed of BAYEB ordorn That Raxon aspired to a United didn't know how you could live in "It came to a point," the girl said healing, and the basis on which the fears the result of such a contest but When the last chapter of the story each. The pullets are used primarily chickens, or other live stock, except States senatorshlp seemed a laudable when they were in a New York-bound physical healing was to rest because ho realizes that Fidel cannot MOTHER > Fletcher's has been written. It will be found that for egg production and the yearlings that with turkeys thero are fewer enough ambition. Hut that he bad a train, "when I was asked to drop ray The course of nature for the man do the weight without a lot of strenu- Castoria is especially pre- the chief glory of labor has not been Green's August Flower In what Its leaders or men gained for for breeding purposes. Yearlings are breeds, RO the task should be an easier chance seemed, nn reflection, almost own name and take my mother's. Not was down to death. A miracle would ous training, and he does not wish to will help you. Has been used bucccbb- pared to relieve Infants in themselves nor for their generation, preferable to pullets as breeders be- one. Whatever breed you decide up- fully for more than half a century. 30o that I minded being Nita Feasendon, be Impossible If nature had to work It Impose that on the young man Just be- absurd. And yet Uaxon was not the but In what they secured for those who cause usually they lay larger eggs, nnd 90c bottles. At all dniRKlats. O. O. fore entering the university. arms and Children all ages of ^ ZH? Tfmn&R —jsY&ODnr on. select birds as near standard, or kind of man to delude himself. Lod- except that it seemed as though I were but Christ was above nature, and had followed. This fact should make us flreen. Inc., Woodbury, N. J. more generous In our estimate of the which hatch. Into bigger chicks. More- even larger If possible, providing, of don voiced his doubts. publicly ashamed of you. I simply authority over It and could well say to The present plan is to have LaBar- Constipation, Flatulency, Wind By ELMO SCOTT WATSON conquering armies In the history of value of tho services of those who are over, tho yearling bens have gone course, you do not I .rget type. Length "McKlmber is the party's nominee," refused. There were awful rows. So the man, "Take up thy bed and walk ;•* ba engage In fonr mor^ bouts, at 'HAT Is the spirit of tho world have had their reverses, and Does not affect Colic and Diarrhea; allaying the labor movement cannot expect to today giving their hearts and lives to through a molt the preceding fall, and of shank and thigh. If out of propor- I ran away. I was twenty-one and he observed. "Of course, he'll carry and Immediately he arose. The numb- Labor Day? There be an exceptloti to that rule. Each de- many a cause which seems to make Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the StomacN but little progress. . . . Tho normal thus have had a rest prior to the tion, shonld not be mistaken for size. Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh New York city, and they say he'll got my own mistress. I sent all the Jewels ness began to loosen, the muscles be- may be as many an- feat acts an a trenchant wurnlng to tho the Heart man, bo he rich or poor, educated breeding season, and for that reason Good length with full, rounded body For Wounds and Soros more votes up-state than any possible and presents back and started to earn gan to show life, the power to move and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. swers to that ques- tollers of America that error must bo avoided, that Intelligence must prevail, through books or through experience, they usually produce stronger chicks and breast Indicates value. Size and Unless you see tho "Bayer Cross" Hooey back for firat bottia If not raltad. Alldaakn. candidate." ray living." returned, and he stood erect He then tion as there arc an- be he black or white, yellow or red, no and that no success can come to them than pullets. A still more Important strength of bone Indicate constitution- on package or on tablets you are not "The party will get the voles, not "Nita," he cried, with admiration in fell upon his knees and worshiped swerers, but from sev- unless It Is through their own efforts matter what his circumstances—so To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of long as he's a man who Is doing a reason for using yearlings as breed- al vigor, which should be maintained getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin the man," said Raxon. his look, "how could you possibly do Christ The faith that bad led Christ eral of them, though and their own organization, and by Absolutely Hartnkss - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it man's Job In the world. Is helping the ers Is that they should be only the through the selection of the best at all proved safe by millions and prescribed "But McKimber's the party's choice," what I've always fulled In?" to cure hlra led hlra to this thanks- phrased In different their persistency manifested. Pessimism results In Indifference, other fellow In a way which Is rarely best birds of the pullet llock of the times. by physicians over twenty-five years for "It wasn't eusy at first," she ad- Loddon persisted. giving to God. He knew that only terras, It rany be pos- lethargy and Impotency and this In appreciated. The poorest, neediest man preceding laying year, and the con- His Work Ten Pairs, Please In the world, who Is doing his best. Is "It looks that way, doesn't It?" railted, "but I stuck It out and made Divine power could have worked the sible to arrive at sorae statcraont turn simply permits the corporations Colds Headache Housewife—What do you work at Edna—Are these stockings exactly rendering a real service to the rich- Unuous selection from year to year Raxon smiled. "McKimber's very enough money In secretarial work to cure. The man returned home and which will corae near expressing the and trusts and the entire capitalist Oats to Fatten Lambs Neuritis Lumbago my poor man? nude color? class to filch from the toller rights est man in the world. Ho Is making a should assist greatly In Improving the popular." come out to my own country second became a blessing to others. meaning, not only to labor but to all contribution to tho world's work which That oats equals com for fattening Toothache Rheumatism Tramp—At Intervals, raa'am. Saleslady—A perfect shade of flesh, which have been dearly bought. quality of the pullets raised each YOUR FEET "You'ro keeping something back," cabin. I tried to find you six months We are called to live In the power other divisions of human society, of The organizations of labor must be mere wages do not repay. Even the western lambs Is shown In the co- Neuralgia Pain, Pain dear. despised Immigrant who doesn't under- year. Farmers should give more at- NEED NEVER SMELL NOW said Loddon. ago, but the silly clubs returned all of the Master. A real Christian Is a tills day of days for the working mau. thorough and complete and above all tention to the selection of their breed- operative tests Just completed by tho You lalTcr from imdly fed vllhoal knowing Edna—Hurrah I Now tha runt must be permanent. Those organiza- stand a word of English, but who Is Each unbroken "Bayer" package con- your letters." mighty force for the healing of Ilf& Agricultural Experiment station at ihtjf art olfentlre. Tho oini ptnelnici an "I always do. That's why I get on. won't show I Labor Day was flrst suggested in tions which arise like a flash In the contributing his share to the com- ing stock every year and flock units tains proven directions. Handy boxes entire room It InlerrupM friemlthlp#, rnna|a- Neeland Barnes colored. "Must mon good by shoveling dirt In a con- That's why I'm going to the senate." If you, who are still young, wish to How to Have Strength, the New York city Central Labor pan only go to show how arduous Is of about 200 or 400 birds will enable Purdue. These two popular midwest of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druc- «enu. buiinrn ancceM Wiahing, iiltet and have mislaid the address." be suld; count for something In the world, you tho struggle before the toiler. In order struction camp, la making a debtor of grains were fed In rations containing diual antiKptica do not cure His hands clasped behind him, Paul union in May, 1882. It was decided the man who will later ride over that them to do this to advantage. glsta also sell bottles of 24 and 100. "d—d careless of them. I shall report can find In the Master the secret and to overcome the antagonism of the cottonseed meal, corn silage and Raxon stoi d at a window and looked to observe the flrst Monday In Sep- railroad track In his comfortable null Hatch Pullets Early. Bromex Cures Sme!! v Feet source of power. Endurance and Courage wealth-producing classes of our coun- It." He wondered how she had run tember of that year as a festival day, try. man, mado smooth-running because Since pullets normally do not begin clover hay, Oats not only proved Its It a liquid, cuy to apply wlib 10 loroo over the sound. Loddon talked, but be Traffic Law /enience, eertala to cure otfrnilie. am. Uy fe«» him to earth. We claim that we heard the Divine with a parade, speech-making and pic- that Italian made a good Job of his value as a substitute for corn, but re- did not listen. Uaxon saw himself In Today more than ever the tollers shoveling. But everywhere In human laying until they are at least seven !n two applicatlona. Write ycui oamt ind ad "When I got to Now York I 'phoned Voice saying, "Thy sins are forgiven Many men and women will be placed over 40 per cent of the rough- "Why did you Jump out of the way • few years as the greatest money nics. Labor held that, whereas there recognize how essentially they are life. In the lowliest places. In shop and months old. It Is Important that they dreaa plainly, atlicb a dollar and mail for tba happy to know that the secret of thrown upon their own resources; that of that auto? You have the law on B'omei guaranteed cure of imellr feel the Knickerbocker. I knew It used to thee," but the world says, "If yon wish were ether holidays representing tho factory, on the street and on the road age In the ration as well. Common power In America. All his future was good health lies In a daily move- they have few If any outside their own be hatched early enough to permit be your fuvorlte club. I told the secre- ns to believe, show us the reality of everywhere, men and women and even opinion has indicated thut oats has your side." Bromei Conpaoy. 20 E. Jiciion. .^tlcaio carefully planned. He was now en- ment of the bowels. religious, civil and mUltary spirit, ranks who sympathize with them in laying during the season of high tury, or whoever It wus, that I was your forgiveness by living a holy life little children are bringing their con- never equaled corn for fattening "I think only of one law In such faged In mapping out a present. He The Kidneys, Liver and Bowels there was none which stood for the their efforts for the emancipation of tributions to the great treasure house prices—from October to February. your daughter and simply had to find If your Christ cannot give yon power mankind. lambs. cases—the law of self-preservation." N«ma appreciated the power of women must be active, they must be stimu- industrial .spirit Accordingly this to which we all com* and freely These and other points of Interest to you, and they told me to call up to walk, we suspect He is deceiving Tollers, orcanize. Let us carry on —Pathfinder Magazine. politically and knew he must appear lated to remove the poisons from first celebration was held, and It was draw—some more, some less; and ho the farm flock owner are discussed In Street the good work and In a few more revo- who draws most becomes the great- "She Called My House a Pigsty." later. When I did they said you lived you when He clalmi to forgive" Par- r&kw vv* the system. a big success. as a home-loving man, a man who was lutions of the earth upon Its axis we est debtor to all mankind. Farmers' Bulletin 1524-F, now ready Bullnose in Pigs Chy and State In Peeksklll. I spent three hours don Is sealed powor. As Christ for- If you suffer from Constipation. notoriously good to bis wife and chil- In 1884 the American Federation of shall have a b.juer world—a better Here's the point, then: Let's talk less for distribution. Copies may be ob- Bullnose occurs In young pigs up to such a pigsty. She called my house a gives us, we not on'y have power over Sick Headache, IndlgesUon, Bilious- dren. Fortunately, all of them were looking and then that village idiot Labor offlcially proclaimed the first mankind. Waiting will not accomplish about helping and let's think more tained, as long as the supply lasts, by six months old. The snout or nose Is pigsty. Well, she's been locked up lu ness. Tired out and Achey feeling: As We Grow It: deferring till another time will not locked me In." our own sins, but we have power to about "exchange" of service—for that's application to the United Slates De- short and wide or enlarged; the CORNS A rAINTKK aa cxclt-nlve reproa*ntatlvo for attractive physically. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Monday in September as Labor Day. secure It. Now Is the time for the a pigsty since It was my dinner Ume." She did not tell him that naturally bring others to tllfe Savior. A true what it Is. the Hlghi at Grule Paint Mail*. Direct from He was interrupted by Mrs. Raxon. will help you. Older All wage earners, irrespective of sex, workers of America to come to the partment of Agriculture, Washington, breathing Is labored, with a snuffling Manufacturer. L'trral CotnmlMilon. Eureka Suddenly Barnes' powerful hand she had started her search expecting Christian Is an evangelist We, too, standard of their unions and to organ- Read these words again: "The D. U. Sales Agrncy. Ho* 1797, Charleston. West Va. She was a handsome, dark woman Fidel LaBarba. They are sugar Proper Kidney Function It calling or nationality, were urged to noise, when fed or exercised; later seized Llppsky. to find hlra in one of the better sec- like the four, must bring men to ize as thoroughly, completely and com- mau who is doing a man's Job in the who had only Just discovered that coated, small, observe It until it should be as un- the difllcult breathing occurs all the Musrle Hhoali niatrlrl Timber, Mineral and "If you don't give me the key," he tions of the charming Hudson-side Christ by public speech, by the printed More Than Ever Important pactly as Is possible. Let each worker world-who is doing his best—making Knnch Lands. Karm.t. Lake FrontHge. ln
Missouri Many Afoif Abort Mexico Loses Opportunity Effort Alone Gets Results Mexican cigar leaf Is excellent bat 1,(100 AIRPORIS BY 1928 LARGE CROWD WIMSSED DEATH ENDS SOFEERING PLANS API MADE FOR MRS. H. G. KRAKE SERIOUSLY INJURED; Missouri and Tennessee have mora Character is the Individual's pecu- BAINBRIDGE NEWS close neighbors than any other state tobacco has never assumed Importance liar way of dealing with life. Char- On the Union, according to Liberty, as an export. It Is said that Mexico acter Is to life what efficiency Is to 1$ PWIION FOR 0. S. FINE BOXING EXHIBITION bounded by eight other itates. might rival Cuba if more attention working. Indolence plays a persistent OF MRS. AUGUST ER1CK T( IS IN HOSPITAL AT FONOULAC, WISCONSIN HT. were given to tobacco culture. The schools of Bainbridge township band in human nature. Effort Is the will open next Tuesday with the fol- Funny •olo reality from which any definite lowing teachers In charge: Bainbridge Paved Fields I'rged For Heavier Com- Five (iood Bouts Put on Last Thursday ing Fon Du Lac, their cur, which was Cetught With Goods result can be expected. If failure AddrMi all C«HiiDlcatloni Is Popular Coloma Woman Suffered a Center, Reuben Nichols and Helen Five Years of Agony Followed Accident Sunday, Ceptember 11, Ih the Date, and being driven by the son. struck a very "Hello, my dear fellow, How differ- Marked Opening of China comes. In spite of added knowledge, Kent: Boyer, Mrs. Gladys Bellinger; mercial Planes—Concrete Runways Side Evening by Benton Harbor Athletic Courier, Coloma, JVlich. rough piece of road and dropped into cot y0U lo^ without a beard or mus- nothing remains but further effort. Brick, Margaret Schaus; Berg. Ll«.sa- la Which Hip Was Broken—Funeral Conunitleefl Are Making Arrange- Fracture of tbe Spine While Tour- The flrst treaty with China, open- I'sed in Europe Club LABOR DAY BELL PHONE tt5J. a deep rut with such force that both j Uche j wouldn't have recognised yeo ing its ports to foreign trade, was We have only to renew effort In the Itel.Holle; Byers. Nora Mclntyre; ing—.May be Confined In Hospital Colqma, Berrien Co., nicblgae Services Held Thursday Moniipg inents For a Rig Event Mrs. Krake and Mrs Gregg 1 hadn't had my umbiE!- ligned in 1842. light of still better knowledge.—Psy- Crlblw, Mrs. Mabel B. Nichols and Buth More than 1.000 airports and Inter- A crowd estimated at over 1,000 box- tlirown from their seat In the car. and • chology Magazine. Kwrber: Penn Tan. Vitus Hartaeii; mediate llelds will dot the United Plana are now under way fur a big For Six Weeks \ ing fans attended the second exhibition -AT- Mrs. August Frlck, who has been a Mrs. Krake landed on the rear of tho' Spinks Corners, Ixtren Cleaveland and Slates from coast to coast and from Coloma township picnic to be hold on 1 presented under Ihe nusplces of the (Botered M •eoond-clM» mailfr nt ihf resident of Berlon county for tho past , ululua front seat. Intlletlng her injuries, which Mrs. Kthelyn Gridiey. Canada to the Gulf of Mexico by the poatofflce at Coloma. Michigan, under Cm years, passed away at her home on Sunday, September 11th—ono week The many friends of Mrs. Horace Benton Harbor Athletic Club, at the are reported to be quite serious. Her Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dockter of Lan- end of 1028, according to the Aeronau- the Act of March 8. IKV.) (•hurch street, Coloma. Tuesday after , next Sunday. Committees from (j. Krake of Coloma will deeply regret Armory In that city last Thursday fn m neck was injured, as well as her spine, WILLIAM A. MONTGOMERY, sing spent the week end with the for- tics Branch of the Department of Com- noon, August 80, 11L7, Just the years the Coloma Chamber of Commerce and . ,i .i * i « n Attorney and Counselor, evening, and were treated (o flve good 8 ia tiie reports received by Mr. Krake, mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles merce. after sho suffered a fall in which the (|,0 Coloma band are arranging for a misfortune that befell GOOD OBSERVER bouts. If the club continues to put on Friday, Sept. 2, 1927 ,,mt stated. Admitted to Practice in all Courts of Dockter. A survey Just completed by the Air as good exhibitions as the one last bones In her hip wore fractured. Al- it|l(. program of sports and other varied estimable lady on Thursday of RAHN BROTHERS Immediately after the accident Mrs. Micbign and Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. George Voltz of Chica- Informa'ion Division shows 805 per- lliough expert medical and surgery forms of entertainment that will as- lust week while on nn automobile tour Hal has nn original method of ex- week, the attendance at future bouts Krake wns removed to tho St. Agnes 141 Pipestone St. Benton Harbor, Mich. Phono Covert 2559, go visited a numlier of relatives in manent llelds now in use, with 187 Is already assured, for the vast crowd skill endeavored to relieve her sufTer- gur^ a good time for everybody. through the state of Wisconsin, when pressing himself, for a three-year-old. ST. JOSEPH, MICH. F. W. COOHRUN hospital at Fond Du Lac, whore she is Balnhridicp over Sunday. cities dellnltely considerfng the estab- ing, she has borne her pain all these Watch for the complete program of she suffered a fracture of tho spinal COLOMA, - MICHIGAN and In telling about a horse he said: was well pleased with each feature of being given tho very best of care, but Among the local people who attend- lishment of municipal airports, of the evening's entertainment. The main years with great fortitude. And to (i,e j.jj, township picnic in next week's column " —«»»• »•"- ed the Riverside camp meeting at Bu- "The horse had a long chin, with a INTELLIGENT ADVERTISING it Is reported by her physicians that present llelds, 207 are municipally bout, between Harry Robards of Chi- add to her other misfortune, for the issue of The Courier. Plan to come tor. Mi chanan Sunday were the following mouth right on the end of his chin, past year tho deceased has been afflict- ^ this picnic early and to stay all day. .Missouri, and her son Foster left early she will 1m> required to remain in the owned. Chambers of Commerce, busi- cago and Tommy McFarland of Benton Dr. Leo Hosbein families: Ceorge Knlebes, Frank Brl- and it was so long it came clear down Bl IIJKS I P A BI SINE88 ed with a cancer of the liver, and for invite your friends and former rosi- Inst week for their trip and had start- hospital for six weeks with her buck ness clubs and other civic organiza- Harlior was an excellent exhibition, ney, Milan Dukesherer. Sam Arent. alwHit three months sho was bedfast, dents of Coloma to come to this gather- ed on the homeward trip. When near- hi a cast, while the spine Injury heals. VETERINARIAN tions are cooperating in the effort to lu the grass." showing that the two men nre very BUY YOUR SCHOOL Henry Schaus. Howard Schaus, Mrs. build up a complete alrway and air- When the robins appeared In his hut sho had the tender care of her do- j, i renew old acquaintances. The ______evenly matched, although Referee Gra- 1K am Phone Watervllet 63 rtog 3 A. M. Stewart, Harney Brant. Mrs. Growth of American Telephone Is a voted husband and her only sister, Mrs. iiuslnoss men of Coloma, tho resort port system, it Is stated. yard recently he said. "There are shaw of Grand Rapids gave the decis- Dentistry on Week Days Only. Kllzalteth Friday has been at her cot- Lena Weber, of Mishawaka, Indiana, owners at Paw Paw Lake, and the rHIIRPII ANNflllNrFMFNT\ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Many authorities are urKini; iiermnn- pigeons in our yard, mamma, with red ion to Robards, who Is reputed to be Good Example of Continuous and Emma Hieber, daughter of Mr. and fanners and fruit growers of tho et- vllUliUll fUlnUUlivLriLllll) SHOES NOW tage during tbe entire camp meetiiiK. ent construction for airport buildings tummies.'" Ihe middleweight champion of Michi- Residence, Coloma, Mich. Mr. and Mm. Frank Dannelfel and and especially for llelds and runways. 2 - BIG BANDS - 2 gan. In the lirst of the prellminnries. Mrs. Joseph Sieber. was born in Bain- (|r(, township are already manifesting l.yman Hanneffel of Benton Harlior Intelligent Publicity Planes for projected passenger lines, Kid Ruiierts of Benton Harbor was bridge township, July :«>. 18(12. She an interest In the event, which should pi-.* _# The general tax and special sewer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orders has always lived in Berrien county, re- ()IU. of tj,e inrgwt gatherings of its ^rsiLnurcn 01 tftnst, bclentiest Our stock is complete with sturdy, all-leather shoes, oxfords carrying as many as thirty passengers, saved from n knockout in the second The world marvels at the growth of and paving taxes are now due. I will Dannefrel Sunday. Mr. Wampus was sitting quietly In CONCERTS DAY and NIGHT siding for a time on the farm In Bain- j,, (ij|g vicinity this year. Services are held every Sunday at 10:45 G. Fred Schaer such as the Ford line between Chicago round when the referee called off the the American telephone system. Noth- be at my residence In Coloma on or slippers for your boy or girl, and our prices are right. Miss l-fla Hall of Lamdug, the the pharmacy, attending the lyceura. Ua. maM. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. (SucccMor lo Frank PierMll and Los Angeles, and seven or eight ing has done more to put telephones In bridge. In the city of St. Joseph, on a — - - • ——• » ci -i-l 1, light, giving the decision to ••Kid" Wodneeday evening service st 8.o"clock. Friday of each week to receive tax daughter of Rev. George Hall, a for- ton freight planes will require rinid There arrived his little girl with this practically every American home, than farm in North Coloma nnd then in the I payments. Main of LaPorte, Ind. In the second 11 Uoading room open to the public ev- AUCTIONEER mer pastor, has lieen visiting with Mr. landing surfaces. Turf and cinders, it message: village of Coloma. On Novomlier JO. Sold bout, Herman Berlink of Kalamazoo iidvertisiug. Use "Fly Kill" for Flies. | ery Wednesday and Saturday afternoons O. J. SMITH, Little Gents' black calf High Shoes, A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL and Mrs. George Knlebea. is claimed, will not stand the wear. GoTermnent owned telephone systems 1HS0, sho was united in marriage to| "Mother says for you to come home ami Benny Duke of Grand Rapids Scott's.—Adv. from 2 to 4 o'clock. 40tf Village Treasurer. $2.25 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Freler and chil- ('apt. Donald E. Keyhoe, Hying aide In Europe see no need for advertising.! John Wonzlick, who passed away July Sizes 9 to 13, per pair Pbue 16-F2, COLOMA for A-ipointmeDlt this minute." mixed it fnst nnd furious for six dren of Coloma were the guests of Mr. to Colonel Lindbergh on his tour of The taxpayer has to cover detlclts, and 14, 1023. On May 7, 1025, sho was | "And what If 1 don't corae home this rounds, with the decision going to the Tiie post offlce at Sawyer was robbed and Mrs. August Krugman Sunday. 7.'i cities, recommends runways of con- there is no incentive for offlelals to united In marrlaRo to August Frlck Evangelical Lutheran Salem Church minute?'* Grand Rapids lad. diet Myers of Grand Early Cradle Formed last Friday night when aliout $-•' In Youth's black calf High Shoes, Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Camlleld of Bu- crete 100 feet wide, and Commander maintain a growing telephone business and since then sho has lived in Colo- r o ii j r | Every Sunday, divine services in the $2.50 "She says she will come after yoo Itaplds fought six good rounds to a nlckles, dimes and pennies were taken Sizes 13 1-2 to 2, per pair chanso visited Mrs. Mary K. Hrown Richard E. Byrd, II. S. N., suggests and pay dividends to hundreds of ma. trom noUoWea Log I German language, beginning at 10:30. John D. Carmody with a sash-welght." draw as the third event of the evening. from the stamp drawer. J. 1L Web- Monday. that entire llelds be of concrete, particu- Dancing'Shadowland Besides her husband, she Is survived In the seml-llnals, Harry Wilson of thousands of stockholders. their earlles- form, wore I Services in the English language on Hev. A. J. Heller and two children He weni. by one sister. Mrs. Kmma Weber of 1 Cradles, ster, the postmaster, was asleep in his Boys' black calf High Shoes, larly since this permits landing and Chicago was given the decision over To show why tiie American system the flrst and third Sundays of the xperienced Auctioneer luive lieen visiting local friends here Mishawaka, Ind., and two brothers - merely logs, scooped out to form more living quarters in the rear of tho store "taking-off" regardless of weather con- Jack Elliott of Culver. Jnd., although grows, it is only necessary to read month beginning at 11:^5 a. m. Sun- Sizes 2 1-2 to 6, per pair durliiK the past week. Itev. Hetler was Joseph Sieber of Bainbridge, and Bob or loss comfortable resting places for at the time of tho robbery, but knew Solicit! Your Butineu ditions, STRIPPED TO THE BONE Elliott carried the light to his oppon- Bathing and Other Amusements at somo of the advertising of local tele- day school every Sunday morning, be- pastor of the F.vani;ellcal church sever- phone compnnies. A good illustration ert Sieber of Itacino, Wis. Funeral babies. They wore without rockers, ginning at 0:30, In both the English nothing of tho robbery until tho next European llelds are leading In the ent all the way through and the fans morning. Little girls'black kid High Shoes, tl 7R Phone 52-FI3 WATERVLiET, Mich al years ago. use of concrete, runways of this ma- Is advertising appearing in Maryland services wore hold Thursday morning since the natural shape of the logs nnd German languages. hissed Wilson many times for his fail- SILVER BEACH Miss Florlne Weber has returned terial lielng reported In service at the newspapers during a recent month. from St. Joseph's church in Watervllet. I made their use unnecessary. Cradles Sizes 9 to 11, per pair v ^ ure to light as he might. home after spending a week with Mr. Croydon Alrdome in England and at One advertisement appealed to the coadacted by Kev. Fr. I^nhey. Inter- have vailed with differ t modes of Coloma Lodge No. 162 and Mrs. Irving Butxbach at South airports nt Dessau, Germany, and Tem- 7 Big Rides young person at school to ring up the ment in the Slelter family lot In the living and reflect In their diversity of Misses' black kid High Shoes, (9 3R .Methodist Episcopal Church Bend. IH'lhof, near Berlin. folks at homo and keep up the person- Cemetery of tho Resurrection at St. form and adornment the progress of TO THOSE... Sizes 11 1-2 to 2, per pair v^iwU F. AND A. M. Car Burned in Garage Joseph. A Miss Wllma Knieltes will leave Sun- al contact. Another, pointed out the the cabinetmaker's art The Romans Rev. T. H. Leamon, Pastor. day for Muskegon where she will With sore, red, waterv, itching Meetings held in Masonic hall, on tbe Peter Stencel of Slevensvllle had a cheer that is brought to parents when «*are \i sai d• vato have used cradles of con- Tho congregation listened attentive- flrst Saturday evening of teach this year. their young people who have gone out lids, inflamed eyes, Lo" Eye PERE MARQUETTE IS BUILDING real surprise a few mornings ago when Fly sprayer at Scott's.—Adv. tiderable reflnement, but after the de- ^p^ted the sermon dellv- each month. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Knlebes and 1 he went to his garage to get his Ford In ditTerent walks of liCe. make a little cllne of the empire, accompanied as ered• •b y liev. N. E. •Hanso. n of Newton Wash is now available. Used Visiting Brothers Always Welcome. two daughters, Virginia and Verda. Quality Considered, Our Shoes Are Cheap. car to go to work. The garage was "phono visit" instead of merely trust- It was with the decay of living, the Lower Falls, Mass., last Sunday morn- in Doctors' offices for nearly 18 will leave Saturday to spend a few NEW WATER TANK AT WATERVLIET Ch/s. Coleman, W. M. closed but the car was burned up, ing to an occasional letter. Yet another, cradle, with other furniture forms, as- Ing. years. Two months'supply with J. V. Thompson, Secretary. days In Chlcag* and at Northvllle, III., At a meeting of the Sunday School nolhlng being left but the frame. His suggested that a young iierson away sumed a crude and humble aspect. Nu-Way Dropper will be sent where Miss Verda will teach home from home, when confronted by prob- Measuring Weight Loss Board last Thursday evening, Mrs. economics In the public schools during son had put the machine in the gnrnge One of the early forms of the cradle anywhere in the U.S. on receipt Replaces Old Tank In I'se Quarter of the night before, and It Is supposed Grand Display of lems, gets comfort and help by ring- Jesse E. Shine was elected as super- the coming year. The loss In weight that we all un was the oaken chest without a lid. ing up the homo for advice. intendent. Sho took her place last of one dollar and 12* two cent that a short circuit in the electrical dergo every day, mostly water given osiers wore sometimes POPHAM'S Fred Kletzer nnd Michael Kletzer Century All the advertising had tho human off through the skin and lungs, has Baskets of osiers wore sometimes i ^ .T~" -.. .. . all. Sho stamps. went to Chicago Friday for a visit, re- wiring hnd stnrted the blaze. The use(3 1,1 t,ie Rahn Brothers floor of the garage was of cement, so touch and appealed to every member been the object of research by Dr. ' child, wrapped in ||1|10(iuhmIjgs tithieo co-operntloco-operationn ooff oeveri y officer, lurnlng Monday. The old tower and tank that has ASTHMA REMEDY that the building did not burn, al- of every family. Tho American tele- Francis O. Benedict and Cornelia Gol- swaddling clothes, was placed. The teacher and scholar, nnd with the help M. L. LABORATORY | OItm Prompt and Poiltlra R«llef In Every furnished the water supply for Pere phone system grows and gives the In-st of the entire school a wonderful year 141 Pipestone St. Benton Harbor, Mich* Case. Sold br DrumrUti. Prlc« 11.00. though the rafters were badly scorched. lay Benedict of the Carnegie InstI- American cradle of oak In the Metro- Trial Package by Mail 10c. Marquette locomotives at Watervllet and tho cheai»est service in the world politan museum In Now York dates Is In store under her guidance. 403 Lincolnway LaPerte, Indiana John Adam Herman for a quarter of a century has Ikh-ii tute of Washington. Two sensitive WILLIMS MFG. CO., Props. Mud.O.^ Fireworks largely as tho result of continuous iiml from the early Seventeenth century Tho congregation enjoyed the ser- torn down the past week and a force balances wore used In the work. Both John Adam Herman passed away at Intelligent advertising. Fabulous >\ ith and thi skill of the vices of Miss Helen Kromer last Sun- of workmen are engaged in prapara- The teaching stuff of the Buchanan the Talier sanitarium In Benton Har- were strong enough to sustain the day. We wish that sho might stay tlons for a new tower and tank that schools has been increased to .'{2, with greatest craftsmen have been lavished bor on Friday evening. August 20. af- Promptly at 9:00 o'clock weight of a man, but sensitive enough on the cradles of royal children with us always. Her work at the will be erected on the site of the old six new names added to the list. The to register small changes In weight piano Is always appreciated. ter a long Illness. He was born In structure. enrollment is expected to exceed the SMALL TOWNS NOT DOOMED throughout history. These Important Bainbridge on June 28, 1887, and had One of the balances would Indicate a One more Sunday liofore our con- The new tank will be set on twelve 875 mark set last year, according to bed0cusa have boon gilded and carved, In- lived here most of his life. He Is sur- change of one-third of nn ounce, and 1 ""'c — — . ference session. Ix't us pull together steel posts and the tank itself will Ite Superintendent H. C. Stark. Cleaning aim Pressing vived by his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Come to St. Joseph—on the Lake— was oson /.nnntrtwo/constructedi #hnthatt thoe rnin'nfpfivolunteerr I trlcately inlaid with gold and gems 'to make It a helpful and Inspiring one. thirty feet In diameter and twenty feet The Girl on the End—How funny upholstered a the choicest silks and THE MICHIGAN SHORE CiflPS Adam Herman of St. Joseph, his wife, We hoard back fifteen years ago that for the experiment could sleep all Sunday school at 10 a. m.; sermon at Leave Yonr Work At IiIkIi with a capacity for 105,000 gal- that Claribel girl looks in her Nile fitted with the most sumptuous of cov- Ruth, and six children, James, Law- for your Labor Day outing the small villages and cities would lose 7:80 p. m. lons. The staves are red cedar. Three night on Its platform. Tho other was rence, George, Laberta, Lucille and costume. Strengthen Sick Lungs out In the battle for trade, that the erings of velvet and fur.—Dorothy You are Invited to worship with us. Vol. I. COLOMA, MICH., SEPTEMBER 2, 1927. No. 8. 12-lnch pipes win feed from the lank 100 times as sensitive, but could be SCOTT'S BARBER SHOP Anita, There are also two brothers, The Next One—Funny Is right. She's nutomoblle would kill tho small-town Bent, In Art and Decoration. Strangers welcome. Into the 10-lnch main that supplies the With C. M. C. Balsam occupied for only an hour or so at a George and Charles of Bainbridge, and a regular comic st.'ip. merchants, and thut tho cities of ten For Tb. two standplpes. If you're run down generally and stretch. Other Ingenious mechanics Published in the interest of the peo- two sisters, Mrs. J. C. Molter of Mlll- thousand and- over wore the only ones There's a joy in owning a home You can add the price of a B. (J. Haskell, who has lieen doing measured the carbon dioxide given off, burg and Mrs. John Borllt of St. Jo- your lungs are weak, you'll find that in which progress would continue to Ih- First Community Church ple of Coloma, Michigan, and vicinity, of your own. Any repairs made the pumping for twenty years, says the Why Motorman ts Late there's nothing like C. M. C. Lung the percentage of water In the outgo- World Use of Latin good barn to the price of your ENTERPRISE CLEANERS seph. made. Fifteen years finds the average by the local water supply Is regarded by the A motorman's never quite on time, Balsam to put you on your feet Even Oftter the downfall of the Rev. W. E. Goltz, Pastor. adds much to the appearance and farm anytime. The first thing a "Nettoyage a Sec" A large numl»er of friends and rela- As jrou no doubt will And, small village and city in about tho tng breath, and also Its temperature. railroad people as one of the best on again. We get letters like these Sunday, September 4th— tives attended the funeral services For he's alwayi behind tha car ahead same relative position. It finds, how- western Roman empire In the Fifth comfort of the home. Now is a prospective buyer looks at are the this division of the road. The water every day: Morning worship nt 11:00 o'clock. 189 Wall St Benloa Harbor which were held Monday morning at And ahead of the car behind. ever. a decay in the thousands of coun- century, Latin continued to be what Is from a well sunk close to Mill Creek "I wish to say that my appetite Names and Knowledge Subject, "Tho Abundant Life." Spec- good time to make needed altera- improvements. Come in and we 10:00 o'clock at St. Joseph Catholic try trading centers—the ono store. The may be called an International lan- Michigan Shore Lumber nnd the water supply Is from the creek was very poor and was in a terribly Most young people find botany ial music by the vested choir. Tho chnrch In Watervllet with Rev. Fr. She Did and She Didn't automobile hasn't created a general guage. It was the written language tions. will be glad to figure out a new which Is particularly free of lime, a run-down condition, but since taking dull study. So It Is, as taught from pastor has returned from hla month's Joseph Lahey conducting the cere- tendency to run to the larger city for of all higher education. In the mat- & Supply Co. barn for you. substance injurious to l>oiler Hues. This Ned—She Insisted that her com- two bottles of your Lung Balsam, I the textbooks In the schools; but vacation nnd will bo In his pulpit Sun- mony. plexion Is natural. am feeling a great deal better and No Excuse the week's supply of groceries, or to ter of physicians' prescriptions the will make the fourth tower and tank study It yourself In the fields and day morning. A cordial Invitation Is Berrien Couniy Abstract Co. Friends of the deceased. Will Kib- my appetite is good-. I cannot praise trade off the eggs for a few yards of use of Latin Is a remnant of that in- that the railroad company has built at Fred—She didn't have the face to woods, nnd you will find It a source of extended to everyone to attend these Will Rogers says: 'The way to ler, Charles Klbler, Harry Scharen- it too highly."—Mrs. M. Butts, 140 dress goods. Tho automobile has done ternational standing of the language. Watervllet since the road was first put tell yon that? perennial delight Find your flower, I services. solve the traffic problem is to Established I860 horst, Albert Varnau, Robert Hosbein Oneida St., Battle Creek, Mich.—Adv. a bigger thing than that—It has made It mnkes a prescription good In any Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Vaca It's a safe, sensible investment through in 1S71. In the early days of Ned—If you mean that as a ques- for Bumpy and Henry Hller, bore the casket to the city merchant of the progressive and then name it by the aid of the railroad the water tank was at Co- civilized country. tlon time Is over. Let everyone plan There isn't any pleasure in life permit on our thoroughfares only J. F. WILKINSON, Mgr. Its resting place In the Watervllet tion, the answer Is, she did; If you small-town business man. Ills pile of botany. Thera is so much in a name. owning a good home. Besides, loma. After n few years the water mean It as a statement of fact, I to bo present the first Sunday in Sep- that quite equals home ownership. those cars which are paid for." 701 Ship Street, Corner of Main Catholic cemetery. house wrappers has been displaced by To find out what a thing Is called Is think of the pleasure you and station was moved to Watervllet. agree with you. Statistics II ember. Streets special display cases filled with doz- a great help. It is the beginning of Right now is your opportunity to ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN For many years the water was pump- If all the serial stories were placed your family> would get out of a ZION EVANGELICAL CHTRCII ens of New York nnd Paris gowns, fur knowledge; it is tlje flrst step. When own one. See us Soon. ed by steam, but a few years ago an Last Call coats and other ready-to-wear clothing. we see a new person who Interests us, end to end in this world, they would Card of Thanks After you've bought merchan- home of your own. An Abstract of Title Is generally re- Rev. L. E. Burgess, Pastor. electrical equipment for pumping was "William," said she. severely, "how There is a pavement—port- It has mado a delicatessen of the cor- we wish to know his or her name. A have to be continued In the next- quired on every sale or mortgage of Installed and Mr. Haskell Hags the Mr. and Mrs. Abram Bachman and dise from us and paid for it, the many more times are you going to ask ner grocery, a spick and span modern bird, a flower, a place—the flrst thing Kansas City Times. real estate. September 4, 1027. Main street crossing as well ns looking drug store replaces the one of twenty family, Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Cole Have you your coal in the transaction isn't closed. It's just After a vacation of two weeks, dur- after the railroad's pumping plant. In me to marry you?" land cement concrete—that we wish to know about it Is Its name. aud family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hlb- Send to us and we will furnish prompt- years ago, with Its rows of bottles, and And, Lest Voa Forget, ly a complete abstract of any farm ing which time the church was closed the early days of the railroad the night "Clara," said he, "I can't answer Its name helps us to classify It; It bard an J family, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow basement? begun. That merchandise has to milady finds her favorite oriental per- or lot In Berrien county. on account of the very successful operator at ihe station did the pump- that question, bnt I don't think I'll does not develop bumps or gives us a handle to grasp It by; it Ferguson, and Mrs. Mary Bell Cain, make good with you before the fume and her choice toilet article as "Carry the word from pole "We Aim To Satisfy*' We Loan Money on real estate securi- camp meeting at Riverside Park, regu- ing. bother yon much longer. One of the sheds a ray of light where all before Coming to wish through tho columns of this impor neatly displayed as in Fifth Avenue deal is closed. ty. Mortgages Bought and Sold. lar services will be resumed next Sun- The Pere Marquette maintains water other three girls I'm proposing to ruts even under the heavi- was darkness. As soon as we know to thank all of their friends and uelgh- to pole, shops—the same goods sold at the same Deeds, Mortgages and contracts care- day. supplies for Its locomotives at Michi- BENTON HARBOR Itors who lu so many, many ways shows signs of weakening." or at a lower price. Tho fifteen or the name of a thing we seem to have Heat your house with Miller's "Wben Yoo Are Thinkiiig of fully made and executed. Sunday school at 0:45. All pupils, gan City, Benton Harbor. Grand Junc- est traffic, but is rigid, per- I showed their sympathy and helped twenty year advancement also finds the established some sort of relation with The Progressive Doctors' Creek Coal." teachers and officers will l»e glad to be tion, New Richmond and Holland. small city hahk. Its clothier, its radio it—John Burroughs. them boar their great sorrow, also Rev. You needn't fear cold weather Home, I tack after the vacation and will In- Nearly all of the passenger trains take Publicity Perfect manent, and has mainte- shop, Its hardware and its newspaper Leamon and Rev. W. W. Slee for their when you have Miller's Creek sure an Interesting session. water at Watervllet and Michigan City. "Stryker, the politician, seems to Specialist comforting words, the singers, and all Yoo Are ThinkiDg of Us." advanced further than the stride of a Poetry Don't Pay Morning worship nt 10:4;'). Rev. have a let of enemies." nance built into it half century previous. And this evi- others for liouutlful flowers and those A ton of heat. That's what you Coal in your basement. He.ltert Kremske of Chicago will "Tos, but he capitalizes on them." Governor Dern of Utah said to a who furnished cars.—Adv. Comfort dence of progress spoils the answer to preach and special music has been ar- "How's that?" Salt Lake City rSporter the other day: get when you buy a ton of Mil- Dr. J. A. Jarvis ROAD COMMISSIONERS MEET TO Cities and towns through- tho oft-repeated prediction of a decade Treating Diseases Without Surgical | ranged. At the evening service at "Provokes 'em to write letters about The steering column is "The government In the past re- ler's Creek Coal. Ask for prices. or two ago that the automobile was 7:30 Rev. Burgess will preach. him In the newspapers." Operation Remember, your fuel troubles Milp Shore Liber adjustable to suit your out the country are paving going to kill the small town. The small- warded Its hifh-grade poets and Synthetic Slesp DENTIST Choir practice will be held at the MAP OUT NEXT YEAR'S PROGRAM novelists—such men as Hawthorne are over when you buy Miller's town business man has met tho predic- The Germans have Invented a slee^* church on Friday evening. Every mem- individual convenience tion by moving forward in providing and Walt Whitman—with consulships ber of the choir Is urged to be present. THEIR BUSINESS with Concrete because of machine which nerve specialists com- Is your home up-to-date? Hit i Creek from us. & Supply Co. the needs of his constitutency. The and other good positions, but It can't 84 W. Mail St (Ortr McWUk) At the Benton Hotel mend to Insomnia victims. It Is a The county road commission and ad- farmer knows that his car will take do this any longer on account of the isn't, we can make it so. Buick for 1928 is ex- these qualities—and because small box that emits a humming CTilcago Minister Will Speak at Zion visory board of supervisors will hold him to a trading center five or ten civil service reform. Benton Harbor, Mich. Tuesday, Sept. 20 sound like a hive of bees. It Is timed a Joint session on September 2. prelim- tremely thoughtful of miles away, where he can got what his "It's a pity in a way. I say, ole top. is your coal bin Yards at— it is skid-proof, clean, and to hum for 40 minutes and then to Evangelical Church Bainbridge, Sunday inary to the annual meeting to he held household wants and what is needed "I heard not long ago about Coloma and South Haven, your comfort. One in- Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. fade out, figuratively speaking. The Our own mill work at your filled? Fill 'er up while the on September 30 to prepare the board's for the operation of his farm, at a shabby poet who applied In Washing- People attending the Zlon Evangeli- comfortable to ride on. price lower than In tho larger city, and principle of It Is the same as that disposal. , fillin's good. recommendation for the 1028 road con- dication of this con- ton for a consulship and, of course, ONE DAY ONLY cal church in Bainbridge next Sunday struction program. Following the pre- with a personal service which the of mother's rocking chair with Its WriU for your copy of our fru had to be turned down. morning will have the unusual privi- liminary meeting the commission nnd sideration is Buick's larger city dealer cannot hoi* to give. Returning every three months wordless songs.—Los Angeles,Times. lege of hearing Rev. Herbert Kremske bookldt about concret* itrctts. " Tm sorry, sir,' the State depart- Best sett of teeth at reduc- advisory board will spend a week In- new steering column, The business man who is awake does ed prices. of Chicago. Rev Kremske Is a blind not fear tho encroachment of the big- ment official said to him. Tm sorry specting roads now under consideration young man of more than ordinary abil- to l»e constructed next year. At the which may be adjust- PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION ger town—nil ho has to do Is to keep we can do nothing to help you, for FREE CONSULTATION ity, having been graduated from the annual meeting the board will prepare i- up with the progress in merchbndlslnK yon are a famous man.' Extraction of teeth by the Evangelical Theological Seminary In ed to the most com- nnd maintain n sincere personal rela- "'Yes,' said the poet sadly, 1 have a list of the roads to be recommend- latest methods. 1920, and Is now pursuing a college ed for construction to the hoard of Dime Building tionship with his patrons, and "the laurels on my brows, but I can't fortable position for course at North Central College at county supervisors, along with the pro- DETROIT. MICH. world is his."—Pear City (111.) News. browse on my laurels.'" The Progressive Doctors' Specialist Nepervllle, Illinois. He Is a former women, as well as men. Is licensed by the state of Michigan; a Old plates repaired. posal budget necessary for the year. t classmate of Rev. L. E. BurRess, who The recommendations will he passed cyf National Oreamzaticn Germany "Sees" Skyscraper graduate of one of the best unlvorsltles; also Is attending the Seminary. He will twenty-five years of practical experi- DON'T WAIT upon at the October session of the Buick for 1928 pleases to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Eastman kodaks and films at Scott's. present an inspiring message at the The erection of a 16-story offlce ence; comes well recommended. Will Ask for my hoard of supervisors. •—Adv. morning service at 10:45. women because it is Oliicti in 32 Citlei building, which was begun recently in demonstrate in tho principal cities ROOFLESS PLATE Stuttgart, marks the incopUon of the methods of preventing many diseases UNTIL THE SCHOOL BELL RINGS OPERATOR AGED 70 AIDS easier to drive—because WHITE COLLAR BANDITS skyscraper style of construction In such us goitre, consumption, etc., nnd Taken For Robliery that city, according to Consul Conger also methods of treating diseases of HI NT FOR BANK BANDITS it is more comfortable Reynolds, Stuttgart The structure, lung standing by means of medicines, William Green and Vinas Wirobler to ride in—because it is which Is being erected for tha Stutt- diet and hygiene, thus saving many .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I of Hagar township were arrested last She—Why are show-girls so called? They watch tho columns of tho coun- He—Well—that's their business. gart Tageblatt, the leading newspaper people from a dangerous and expensive week and nre held for trial In the cir- Mrs. Mary Noniel of liuntsvllle, ()., the styles-leader among try newspapers—those white collar surgical operation. itandits—for news of tho deatli of the of Wurttemberg, will be 187 feet In cuit court on a charge of robbing the who is white-haired and seventy years motor cars. That's height, with base measurements of Tills specialist Is an expert In diag- summer home of Mrs. P. J. Carr, wid- old and who clnims the distinction of Animal Amenities head of a household, where there is nosis and will tell you the exact truth only 80 feet at tho front, feet at C. A. SHOUP! ow of a Chicago politician, whose place being the oldest active telephone "girl" Asked the alllKator of the crocodile, why you see so many likelihood of nn estate left. Soon after about your condition. Only those who the rear by 60 feet In depth. The re- at Ijike Michigan Beach was robbed in the state of Ohio, recently had her "Which one displays tha latest atrlaf' tho funeral the widow begins m-eivlng have a good chance lo regain their MANUPAOTDRER OF Bald the crocodile to the alligator, Buicks at fashionable visits from this kind of scum, trying to inforced concrete type of construc- a short time ago of about $.'1,000 worth lirst experience with bank bandits. PLUMBING "Whan It comca to style we're neither health will Imj treated, so that every of clothing. Jewelry, etc. It Is said She was on duty when three bandits gatherings, and on the soil her worthless securities. The Uon, which Is now in general use In one who takes treatment will bring later." Prompt, so promptly Id fee chances are sho has bii'ii sheltered Boats, that almost all the stolen goods were entered the state bank of Huntsvllle Germany, will be followed. This their friends at the next visit. smartest boulevards. from tho world while hor husband was Get Your School Supplies Window SoreenQj discovered hidden In a barn and cover- next door to the telephone office. When that you will wonder how we project marks a radical departure Some of the diseases treated: Dis- Father Knew living and has never had any business ed with hay. Mrs. Green who, It Is informed that the bandits had visited from the customary building practice eases of the stomach, bowels, liver, Porch Screen Wofk, BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, do It. each phonecall for ser- experience. She falls an easy prey to thought, planned the robbery and Ihe bank and gotten away with a large Father (at 1 a. m.)—Is that young of Stuttgart. blood, blood vessels, skin, eye, oar. Screen Doors, their blandishments. Many a woman helped hide the stolen goods, was ar- amount of loot, she at once spread the man asleep, Marie? FLINT, MICHIGAN vice is answered by us. You nose, throat, scalp, enlarged veins, log Ironing Boards Diriiitn «/ Gtniral Mo/on Corptrahom whose husband left hor In comfortable rested last Thursday and taken to the alarm through neighboring towns and Daughter—Hush, father 1 He has ulcers, rheumatism, high blood pres- cities. will appreciate the reasonable- circumstances, has In old ago l»eon Outwitting Bachelors NOW! Sli 1 rtwafst Board s Jail, her S-inonths* old baby accompany- Just asked me to marry him and make sure, tumors, enlarged glands, goitre, forced to go out nnd earn hor living Formerly It was tbe custom In Eng- Window Frames ing her. The two men are In Jail In him the happiest man In the world. ness of our charges, too. piles, nerves, weakness or exhaustion because she listened' to the siren story default of bonds for $2,000 each. Father—Just as I thought. Wake land for a spinster to assume the title of tho nervous system giving rise to Door Frames of some sleek salesman who promised Stomach Gas Drives him up. of Mrs. at the age of fifty. The sume loss of mental and bodily vigor, melan- Fruit Ladders BUICK her big returns on her Investment. This custom was practiced to a limited ex- (•holla, discouragement and worry, un- Cabinet Work of all kinds Is a warning to lieware of this kind of Out Apin- ln Again tent In the colony of Vicginia. For developed children, either mental oi Man From Bed gentry. Beside them the bank burglar Henry Kibler Instance, In 1701 Martha Jacqueline, physical, and all chronic diseases of African Trade Center or the bandit is a gentleman—at least Three times within one week, Rene spinster, took advantage of the cus- men, women and children that hrfve Timbuktu is the name of a large >1928 he takes a chance of getting caught. Mlgnault of Detroit, 27 years of age, "I had gns so bad I had to get up Phone 74. Coloma, Mich tom and became Mrs. Martha Jacque- bnflled tho skill of the family physician. At Lahr s Drug Store was released from the Berrien county nights on account of the pressure on town in the French Sudan, about ten If you have money for Investment pur- A diagnosis of any disease of long Ut me give you an estimate mileu north of the River Niger. It la poses, consult your banker flret. Ills line. Jail and ordered to leave the county, my heart. 1 used Adlerlka and have standing, its nature and cause, will be advice will save you many heartnebes on anything you want. once being taken as far ns Hartford teen entirely relieved."—R. F. Krue- chiefly inhabited by Arabs and ne- made Free and proper medicines will later on. and ordered to keep on going. He is ger. groes. A large caravan trade In gold, G. A. BOWNE CO. Sunspots First Seen be furnished at a reasonable cost to said to have gone from there to Niles. Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler- gum, and ivory Is carried on with The flnrt recorded observation of those selected ns favorable cases for where he entered a home and Invited lka relieves gns and often removes Guinea and the north const of Africa. treatment 190 W. Main St. Benton Haibor, Mich- Trouble snnspots is found In the Journal of himself to dine with a family and sat astonishing amount of old wnste mat- The population Is about 20,000. IT Children must be accompanied by • Shop Opposite Hill's Store down to the table. One day he was re- ter from the system. Makes you enjoy The reason you can't convince sorae Henry Hudson on his voyage across their parents and married ladles by leased from the Jail at 0:00 a. m. and your meals and sleep lietter. No mat- people that trouble Is fairly equally tbe Atlantic In 1600. The observation See Our Windo^w : WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE their husbands. COLOMA. MICHIGAN j at 11:00 a. m. another deputy sheriff ter what you have tried for your Ten-Word Wisdom Mbs divided in this world and each has Is dated May 21. It wns more than a Address: Medical Laboratory, 336 BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM brought him back. It Is thought that stomach and bowels. Adlerlka will A man Is as old as his relativct PAYS his share of It is because they know year later that Harlot and Galileo ob- Boston Block Minneapolis, Minn. i i the man Is mentally Incompetent, surprise you. Scott's Pharmacy,—Adv. make him.—American Magasine. U*y have it all.- -Cincinnati Enquirer. served this phenomenon. (ItSx. ADVERTISE THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. Buy your canning supplies at Scott's. Visors, bathing caps and rubber shoes Not all high flyers are aviators. Sunburn loUons at Scott's.—Adv. Proper Honor Paid by —Adv. at Bcott'a—Adv. Riches of Golden State Girls Shun Architecture A large quantity of clam shells were Don't quarrel with your friends; Buy your school supplies at Scott's. A tire destroyed the born on tho The poet who 8iM)ke of "jeweled One has to read this twice to be- recently shipped from Fennville to the Shah to Fellow Poet Use the classlfield ad column of The You can get a lot of fun out of life pick on your enemies. —Adv. Three Injured at Buchanan 2 Killed. 1 Hurt Near Lawton MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL NOTES NEW ROUTE FOR IM SHORE : farm of Wrlgljt Broadhead, four miles peaks" must have had Cnll{ornla 1B lieve It. TRUCK LOAD OF PEARS button factories at Muscatine. Iowa. southeast of Hartford, burning nine In his "Memories of Eighty Years," Courier. by staying with It. his mind's bye, for somo mountain! Mrs. Edward Beach. I.awton. Max- ARTHUR SWIFT-Air brush paint- Have you paid your subscription to Out of something over 5,000 United In n hen (l-i in col It ion nenr Iluchaii These shells, which are dragged from tons of hay and a now hayrake. The Chauncey M. Depew tellb the follow- In southern California are fairly stud ine Beach. R were killed and Edward the month of the Kalamaz<»o river, are Get your Nauonal liacda Bulbs and Buy your naptha gns for cleaning ing. Phone 153, Coloma, 40tf The Courier? States college students who answered an a boat 7: It Is funny how many people stop to tribute 2.000.000 white spruce seedlings highway. Mr. DUlman stated that portions, yourself. army through the East to the frontiers Sir: A judge In a small Western half miles north and east of lion ton royal command the poet took the seat o'clock a. m.—Adv. Oh, I'm sorry; I see you can find out to the farmers of the state for plant- contracts already awarded call for com- tell him the latest Joke. of India. town was determined to stop the boys Harbor. Sikorski was driving west of honor. The shah said to Browning; Mrs. Elmer Dunbar of North Coloma my age with that machine. I am real- ing next year. pletion by July 1st. 1028. of the Mrs. Arthur Larsen of Climax, Mich., from shooting in the town. One day with tho big truck loaded with about was taken to the St. Joseph sanitar- Mrs. Fred Harper of Alymor, On- ly forty-eight."—Boston Globe. stretch between St. Joseph ami a point "I am mighty glad to have you near , who has boon at tho home of hor par ono of the boys got drunk and started JOO bushels of pears consigned to a A boxing arena that will seat sever- ium, Monday, for treatment. tario, Is a guest at the home of Mrs. L. a half-mile southwest of Sawyer. This me, for I am a poet myself." cuts Mr. and Mrs. A. Bachman, for the Get Rid of Grudge Chicago commission house, .lust why al thousand people is being erected at B. Camfleld In North Coloma. to shoot up the place. When he wm he did not stop at tiie crossing is not Is to be ready for use on July 1st. next. past five weeks assisting In the care of Correct this sentence: "Of course. There's nothing on earth that gives brought before the judge he was given Crystal Lake. In the midst of all tho wealth that Is known. One witness to the accident During the fall, the state department i her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Hlbbanl. It's pay day, but I'm not particular £n Suite you more trouble, and less value for •Twenty dollars and costs." "But plans to let tho contracts for tbe grad- ShiftUu Folk reputed to be In the good old U. S. A. •itatod that he saw the man approach- The Michigan Electric Power Co. who passed away last week, returne or 80 Free mail delivery will Ite established right," replied the Uttle darkey, "but Ho.. Mich., were the guests of Mr. and vance. Tho newspaper writer Is only Every week end we have something mrnlng to her mother, exclaimed, "Do implements, live stock, household goods, fruit, grain, etc., on feet down tho right of way, and Sikor- at Fenton. jes' walkin' aroun'—Ah doan' see how Mrs. E. Holmgren and Mrs. J. M one of tho class. He has lo put his special In brick Ice cream. Ask about you suppose we could K«t a set like colors and quick drying. Sold at ski was picked up unconscious somo dey makes a llvln'." Wordon and family over the week end In writing. this for our house?"—Los Angeles distance farther west and was taken Construction work has been started Scott's.—Adv. and attended tho wedding of Chester Times. SPECIALS L^nlon Bank 45 Years Old to .Mercy hospital. For some time he on a new Hope College chapel at Hol- John Pratt and Miss Evelyn ScoU last The British are now frying to devel- Paying political debts Is ono man's remained unconscious, but it is now land. London's Flower Supply Sunday. They returned home on Mon op a plane that will make .'{(Mi miles an The Cnlon Banking company, St. Jo- 1ft tfca "•emy" w«y lo bwL AK«y« way of voting. Tho best man theory Till September 3d reported that he has a chance for re- seph. last week celobrnted the 45th 'inwirtMt lo M*. Pidww** Iwid- During the spring season the Scllly day, taking Mr. Pratt's daughter. Mrs, hour. That will 1)0 fast enough for covery unless he sustained internal The new city wells as St. Louis doesn't work well with the machine annlvemu-y of its founding. The rM90, wincimf nbW. W ygfe*?! hies send a dally average of 26 tons La Verne Kay. and hor daughter Mar- some people. Thursday, Sept. 8th pump 500,000 gallons of water dally. candidates. injuries. The big Mack truck was so financial Institution was organized Au- •B« of wid daoM ikirdac Uk* •f flowers to the London narket garet, with them for a week's visit. CLASSIFIED "WANT ADS" completely demolished that no etTort iMieUfan. And all lb* wUU you'r* School Inioks strictly CASH, at Sale Called at 10:00 o'clock a. m. The cornerstone has been laid for a gust 24. 1882, and was the first state Those long distance hops are begin- was made to salvage any part of it •ailiaf aloaf comforUWy Maltd m • Scott's.—Adv. 10-story addition to the Hurley hopltal bank In Berrien county. Four presi- cfaw, Cowk No wofKUr ning to got tiresome. It won't be long LOST AND FOUND Campbell's Beans, 3 cans for .... 25c otiier than the motor. at Flint. The addition Is to cost $1,- dents—Francis Jordan. Abel W. Wells. lb« popvkr lo InvoL TWVt Seventy per cent of the world's pe now before It won't be safe to owe a The big passenger engine of the •O mwk lo MC—«J>d Ulk about % N v 000,000. Addison D. Kent and J. Ogden Wells, troleum production Is within the boun- man in another state. LOST—Ford endgato. between Frank train was also so badly damaged by the latter tho present Incumbent- darles of the United States and Its Smith's and Covert. Finder please Best Kraut, large can 14c Keep the files off your cattle and the force of its blow against the motor The two newspapers at Raton Bap- have served the hank since Its found- territorial possessions. notify Wm. V. Heurich. Covert, Mich. 4 - HORSES - truck that it was put out of commis- Ids have been consolidated under the horses by spraying them with Fleck's Utl ing. It has also had but two cashiers sion and it wns necessary to secure name of "Tho Journal." in tho 45 years of its existence—Orvllle SmicAatomSmti/al/theMf wf ^ Mrs. Howard Inebrlt and daughters Fly Chaser. We have the sprayers and Best nn Sugar, per pound 12c One matched team, 7 and 8 years old, one gelding another locomotive before tiie train W. Jordan and Fred W. Tebbe. See How Much You Save Alice and Margaret spent the week end the spray. Hill's Hardware Coloma.— LOST—Sunday evening, a key chain and one mare. could proceed to Benton Harbor. A $00,000 school building is planned with tho former's sister, Mrs. D. L. Adv. Itf with ring and several small keys. Find- I at NovL Leedy of North Coloma. er please return to Gludlce ice cream New York Cider Vinegar, pint glass cruet . . 14c When In Benton Harbor and you parlor. Coloma. Reward. 0tl The Geberal Motors Co. plans tho Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Baker and sons want the best gasoline, motor oils, or Old Monk Mayonnaise or CANNING FACIORIES OF STATE I erection of a new building at Farming- By Checking Prices returned homo last woek from a de- want your car properly greased, visit FOUND—A keyring with two keys. 1 ton. BENTON HARBOR-ST. JOE RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPANY lightful ten days' motor trip through tho Colfax Dixie station. W. Nelson, Loser may recover same at this ofllce the eastern states nnd Canada. Prop.—Adv. 52tf by paying 25 cents for this nd. till Thousand Island Dressing, 83^ oz. jar . 23c 3 - Milch Cows - 3 The Grand Trunk railway has spent ARE BIG HELP TO GROWERS $1,000,000 In the past four years for Mrs. Wm. N. VanDorveer spent the INTERURBAN SCHEDULE Just for your own satisfaction and knowledge, Miss Gertrude Golsler expects to WANTED One Guernsey cow, one grade Guernsey, one Holstein, tracks to serve the motor factorlw. leave next Sumlay for St. Johns. Mich., woek end with her daughters, Mrs. Kirk's Hardwater Soap, 2 bars .... 15c (Subject to change without notice) all fresh in September. it will pay you to ckeck up your next bill of where she will have charge of the Wm. Eisner and Mrs. C. E. Dewey at WANTED—Peach pickers, Septem- $1,822,273 Paid For Fruit and $1,420.- physical training work In the public Nlles. and was accompanied home on ber Oth. O. J. Miller. Phone 37-W, Co- Cars leave Coloma for Benton Harbor at 7:15, 9:45,11:45 A. H., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 and Groceries and Meats from this store and learn schools tho coming year. Monday by Mrs. Dewey. loma. oti French's Mustard, per jar 13c 503 Paid For Vegetables Canned inj James H. Wilson and Zeke Ford last I week completed a big job of threshing 2 Shoals 50 While Wyandotte Hens and Pullets 10 Ducks 11:45 P. M. Cars leave Coloma for Watervliet at 6:33,9:13 and 11:13 A. M., 1:13, 3:13, first-handed how much you save. It will prove Coloma Lodge No. 102 F. & A. M., Is Flashlights and batteries at Scott's. WANTED—Furnished house for the Michigan During the Year 1926 at tho Elk Park farm near Cassopolls. sponsoring a big dancing party to be —Adv. winter months, by small family. Ad- Sardines, one-quarter Oil or Mustard, per can 7c whore they worked for over six days 5:13,7:13,9:13 and 11:13 P. H. conclusively that it pays to shop here. given at the Crystal Palace, Thursday dress S. A. L., care of The Courier. Canning factories of tiie state oi and threshed out 10,405 bushels of Mrs. Henry Klbler left Tuesday evening, September 1st. Tickets for 5t2x Ahoot 4 Tons Clover and 2 Tons Timothy Hay. 8 Acres Grapes Michigan reported to the state commis- wheat, oats and rye. This is probably morning with her son. Junior Kibler. this party can be secured of any mem- River Garden Tomatoes, No. 2 can . . .14c sioner of agriculture that during tin one of tho largest Jobs of threshing in DAILY FRUIGHT SERVICE to and from Traction Points in Indiana, Illinois. Ohio and Kentucky, for the Mayo Bros, sanitarium at ber of the lodge, at $1.00 each.—Adv. REAL ESTATE 7 Acres Corn in Field. 2 Loads Oats in Stack. year 1020 they canned 4.H37 tons of ap- Cass county this season. Daily FreighLSeryice to and from Chicago in connection with either the Goodrich Transit Company or Bochester, Minn., where Junior will ples. that cost them the sum of $03,780; the C. B. H. & S. H. S. S. Co. Route ycur shipments via Interurban and Boat. Low rates. Quick For pain or neuralgia, use One Min- undergo an examination. WANTED TO RENT—Furnished Cbipso, quick suds, large package ... 21c the quantity of blue berries canned was deliveries. For further information regarding rates and service ask nearest Agent or Traffic Depart- Dust from the race course at tho Van ute Headache Tablets. Sold at Scott's. house In Coloma, from September un- tut tons at a cost of $10,900; sweet and Thermos bottles and jugs at Scott's. Huron county fair will not bother those ment, Benton Harbor, Mich. —Adv. til June, preferably with garage and FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. sour cherries brought the farmers the —Adv. Thompson's Malted Milk 1 lb. can with shaker 55c who wish to witness the races there bath. No children. Write Mrs. G. sum of $1,930,300 for the 7.S44 tons of JAMES K. GUY Former Sheriff Fred Franz Is report- this year, for the fair managers have Lumber Wa^on with Sloughton rack. Fordson Tractor with the fol- Mrs. E. M. Jackson's sister. Mrs. Lester Sells, Lelnnd, Mich. 4t3 sweet and sour cherries canned; black purchased a water wagon and will ed to bo just as big a success as a LITE Mineral Soap .50 Special Combination Sale lowing attachments—double gang plow, sleel roller and 2-section ASK ABOUT REDUCTION IN RATES ON FRUITS TO CHICAGO Marshall Kramer, her husband and berries. 02 tons at a cost of $10,905; sprinkle the track themselves when the farmer as he was as an officer. Last son, William, of Rochelle, ills., and FOR SALE—My home on Paw Paw Mixing Bowl .65 spring drag. All-steel 8-shovel riding cultivator, disc, hayrack. dewberries. 298 tons, at $41,900; goose- week lie threshed his wheat which av- weather man does not do so for them. Groceries and Meats Miss Etta Bunger of Ashton. Ills., aro and Morrison streets, Coloma. Large Oliver 2-horse plow. Oliver 1-horse plow. Planet jr. cultivator, double Iterrios. 210 tons at $21,425; peaches. eraged 35 bushels to the acre and was spending a few days at the Jackson house suitable for taking roomers and Total $1.15 2.8!Mi tons at $54,700; black nispber said to l)e so clean that sifting was shovel plow, new Bean 150 gallon power sprayer complete, set doub- home In North Coloma. boarders, furnace, water, bath, electric le harness, hoes, rakes, forks, wheelbarrow, incubator, brooder, oil rios. 477 tons at $01,002. The total Phone 64 Coloma Yes—We Deliver unnecessary. lights, garage and two lots. A. C. amount paid the growers for fruit by Prof. G. Lester Sells, who will teach Stark, owner. Phone 45, Coloma. 47t2x drums, hot bed sash, shovels, etc. Chicken thieves are apparently just the canneries during the year 1020 was science and have charge of the orches- as active In Van Buren county as In $1,822,275. But fruit was not all that tra work in the Coloma schools, ar- Quality Merchandise— Also Some Household Goods including a Grey Enameled Range Berrien but they operate on a larger was canned in Michigan. Asparagus, rived In Coloma. Tuesday morning, ac- scale there. One night recently 000 '•Satisfaction Guaranteed beans, beets, cabbage, corn, lima beans, companied by Mrs. Sells, and Is ready : n ra m chickens were stolen from the farm LUNCH SERVED AT NOON. peas, pumpkin, rhubarb, spinach, squash for his work. This family comes here or Fall PlaBliDii- ^ ' r
beet radio reproduction, and either Is almost as good as original. Uncle Tom Cheek and His Pet In the competition between the VELVET HATS REIGN IN FALL; phonograph bnd (he radio the phono- FAMOUS graph had the early advantage of LEATHER COAT FOR MOTORING he KITCHEN i greater talent Nearly all the great MINING STRIKES T* artists of voice and Instrument were I i CABINET j bound by contract to the phonograph OUR COMIC SECTION AVE you ever felt the urge to own with fall style exhibits vying with • makers. Radio had to take what woa By THOMAS E. STEWARD H a hat that you could pull on your each other as to which can display '•••••••aaaaaBMaaaaaaaBaiJ left At flrst there was not much to heod In any sort of a way and have the more beautiful apparel. One hat (®. 1927, by Wuatern Newapaper Union.) Radio Reception •••M,+++++++++-J'v-},+«{->+4'++'f4'4 take, but now practically all the great It becoming? Well, many of the lit- the satlsfoeiion, too, of knowing that "Oh! If the berry that stains my Hp artists are available to the radio. The Chino Copper Mines tle new crushable velvet shapes, so clothes bought now will be timely Could teach me the woodland Goal Is Reached Radio has one ndvontage over the smart for early autumn wear, are Just even after return from the vacation chat Our Pet Peeve ARLIER stories have told of two Science would bow to my scholar- phonograph, and that Is that Its pro- that way—the sort one can Just slam- Jaunt great copper districts within the ship grams come to the listener right off E bang on the head and feel that It Is Of course no up to-dale woman Is And theology doff the hat" Not More Than 20 Per Cent United States, that which centers the griddle. Phonograph music Is all right going to be contented to start on a oround Butte, Mont, and that in the of Sets Will Repro- bought In the store deliberately at so And here Is Just such a hot arrived motoring trip without providing her- FOR A LIGHT MEAL upper peninsula of Michigan. Each much per package. Radio music from the atelier of Madame Agnes, self with one of the new stunning duce Properly, r in its heyday was the world's out- the well-known Parisian creator. conies wafting through space so that leather coats which are so enlivening Fish of various kinds, shell fish that standing source of the famous red be who listens may hear by simply North. East, West, South, coming or to the autumn landscape. They'ra are seasonable, are always enjoyed By KNUTE PETERSEN. metal. tuning In on It. A peach plucked oft going. It Is all the some to this little thrilling when It comes to "looks" and are particu- In nadio World. The third great American group of Groat Improvement has been ef- the tree Is much more delicious than hat It can be worn with debonlar and as to service, well, every one with larly oppetizlng copper mines, though by no means fected In broadcasting and reception a peach fished out of a tin can. The when one wanta the only other copper center In this during the past few years. In the two poaches might have grown on the a light meal, country. Is the Arizona-New Mexico early days even the best transmitting same tree, or even the same branch; Jellltd Flah.— group, and among its mopy mines. In- stations used phonographs and player but the canned peach grew a season Soak one package cluding the Miami, Inspiration and of pianos promiscuously before the mi- or two ogo, the one plucked off the gelatin In cold Green-Cananeo, the one with the most crophone. Now these stations are tree did not stop growing more lus- water to cover, picturesque history Is the Chino. using the highest type of available cious until ^he moment It wus picked. then add enough "Chlno" Is the Spanish word for hot waiter to make of all a cupful. artistic talent directly before the mi- The plucked peach ripened In the sun, Chinaman. Tills famous old mine Have ready four cupfuls of flaked fish, crophone. All "mechanical perform- the canned pooch ripened In the shade was in use In the days when Spain previously cooked. Season highly with ers" are prohibited. of a warehouse, or perchance under dominated the American Southwest salt pepper and lemon Juice or tarra- At first little thought was given to the action of n chemical. So It Is and copper from the diggings a hun- gon vinegar. Add the hot gelatin to 1.—Secrotnry of Labor Davlf, dlroctor general of Loyal Order of Moose, and Chairman A. II. Ladner at Thirty* the modulation. Often It happened with the music from the phonograph * dred or more years old was carried the fish and stir until it begins to ninth annual convention of tbe Moose In Philadelphia. 2.—U. 8. airplane carrier Lexington nearlng completion at that the wave was badly overmodu- and the radio. The phonograph rec- on muleback to the City of Mexico. thicken. Pack Into a crockery mold Qulncy, Mass. 8.—British "mystery" seaplane Bristol Crusader, of which great things are expected In tha laied. Now the average percentage of ord has been perfected in a studio and Haggin and Hearst, two great nnd set away to harden. International seaplane races at Venice, modulation occurs on even the loud- deprived of some of the human ele- names in the history of Americas est passages. Furthermore, the modu- ment The radio rendition Is the re- Broiled Smoked Salmon.—Rub the mining, the latter being tiie father of lation Is so low that the second har- ault of growth and It la alive and flesh side of o smoked salmon with trout fishing on Lake Yellowstone, and court In his behalf, for the apparent William Randolph Hearst, added to monic which Is Introduced Into the vibrant. m butter and broil before Hie flre. Serve both wore eminently successful In purpose of winning public sympathy. their fortunes in the Chlno mine dis- with lemon quarters and parsley on a signal when the percentage of modu- The artistic phase of radio haa al- NEWS REVIEW OF hooking the speckled beauties. Chaplin agreed to pay lo hla wife trict nnd it Is said that Thomas F, hot platter. lation Is too high Is negligible. ways outrun the technical develop- $025,000, and to establish a trust fund V: Lawson, the speculator and sensa- Not much thought was given previ- ment. In the eorly days when "me- Deviled Clamt.—Fry a chopped on- of $200,000 for the children, the prin- tional advertiser of stocks, drew from ECRETARY OF COMMERCE ously to qualify of modulation over chanical performers" were used the ion in two tablespoonfuls of butter cipal to go to them when the youngest the Chino district the material for one CURRENT EVENTS S HOOVER, returning to Washing- the entire audible scale. Now the technical equipment at both the trans- Here la Uncle Tom Cheek, the oldest active owner of running horse# until brown. Add two dozen clums Is thirty-five years old. W. 1. Gilbert ton, declined to comment on his re- mitting and receiving ends was so of his most extravagant prose poems chopped fine, or a can of minced and Herman Spltzel, receivers, who modulation Is the same for all essen- In America today, and he haa became quite a favorite in Chicago, Wheneverj ported Presidential candidacy. On his poor that nothing but tbe novelty of in praise of mining securities. clams and ono cupful of tomatoes. handled the property of Chaplin and tial frequencies within a very close the Old Man from Virginia starts his Basha. the fans are pulling for thai Sacco and Vanzetli Execu- behalf It wns stated that ho was giv- the thing sustained Interest In broad- Near to the present-day mine may Season to taste with salt and pepper, dofendant movie corporations during margin. old man's colors to come on down In front Uncle Tom Is able to get aboutl ing thought only to the duties of his casting. he seen the old adobe fort which wus one teaspoonfui each of chopped pars- tion Marked by Many the divorce negotiations presented a At the receiving end the Improve- despite his one hundred four years, "Life Is belter than ever," he says. "And olllce. His friends denied that he had Flrat-Ciass Artists Now. built to protect laborers in the early ley and Worcestershire sauce. When bill for ser\*lces to the court and wera ment In quality has been slower than racing Is grander and better than ever." Riots by Radicals. authorized anyone to form an organi- Later, when mediocre human talent days from the frequent raids of thoroughly hot odd two well-beaten awarded $45,000. Counsel for both at the transmitting end, because many zation to campaign for delegates to was employed, the technical equip- — r Apache Indians, for It Is known that eggs, stir until smooth and take from Chapllns protested and Llta'a lawyers entered the receiver manufacturing By EDWARD W. P1CKARD the Republican national convention. fleld who had no adequate knowledge ment Improved a little but still the the Apaches did not easily yield to the fire. Fill clam shells or ramekins obtained a 15-day stay on the order the idea that the paleface wns to VHRY means of saving their lives It was specifically denied that W. of the fundamental principles of radio reproduced programs were mediocre. with the mixture. Cover with crumbs for payment of fees: | Fumbling Record Is (CwrffKW.M.U.) dominate his section of the world. and brown in the oven. E having failed. Sacco and Vanzettl, Ward Smith, former secretary to Na- •In general and quality In particular. Now when artists of flrst magnitude tho Massachusetts anarchists convict- than L. Miller, former governor of Accumulation of Knowledge. perform before the microphone, the Won by Pirate Star NOTES Chino, with the Utah Copper com- Curried Clams.—Fry a chopped on- New York and now counsel for the EUNIFICATION of the Hankow average reproduction Is of first order. pany's property, holds the distinction ion until brown In one tablespoonful ed of murder, were executed In tho and Nanking factions of the Chi- But knowledge of these things was Shortstop Cronln of Pitts- United States Steel corporotlon, was R accumulated ond broodcast In tech- Of course one frequently heors a Milwankee fans claim that Al Sinn of being a mine in which the ore is of olive oil. Add a teaspoonfui of state prison at Charlestown. Madelros, nese Nationalists was announced by burgh set a modern record In a • THE FEATHERHEADS authorized to do anything In Mr. nical circles and great Improvement radio receiver which gives the Illusion mons' real name is Aloyslus Szyman- Go Ahead—Cut Up I so accessible to the surface that more curry powder and a tabiespoonful of Ihe Portuguese murderer, went to his the bureau of foreign affalra In Shang- game against Cincinnati July 8 death in the electric chair at the same Hoover's behalf. Mr. Smith and Mr. In Ihe received programs was the of reality, but such receivers nre none by committing three errors In •U. than 70 per cont of Its deposits may flour. Add two cupfuls of clams with hai In a statement which said: "While • • • their liquor and cook live minutes. time. Thus, so far as the agencies of Miller were both actlvo In promoting result. too plentiful. The defect lies mainly one Inning. he extracted with a steam shovel and tbe details have not been worked out, a boom for Mr. Hoover for President with the receiving equipment Soon Jack Sheehan has been handed hlsi PAT* — I COULD FELIX/- without the sinking of underground m Tuna Fish Salad.—Take a small con Justice are concerned, ends this seven- There was no one thing that c^me Three players have made the unification of the two factions la shafts. In this it is comparable to year Incident that has caused such a at tbe time of the 1920 Republican first In this general Improvement of the listener will not be satisfied with seven errors In one game. They unconditional release by the San* THE 3M0«fi IW CANT you BE couGfeooS of tuna, flake it and add two cupfuls now a certainty." It was also an- the vast iron-ore district of northern rumpus In America and throughout convention. equipment The realization that more distorted radio. The general buyer Is are Halllnan of the New York Francisco Seals. vvrTM A £MJF TO SAV SOMFTHLNCR ? of finely diced celery, a sour pickle nounced that T. V. Soong, considered • • • Minnesota, which has attracted the finely chopped and boiled dressing to the world. Rut the radicals and senti- Vice President Dawes, In a letter to power was required to operate loud- learning fnst Mutuals, of the National league, OFCOUOSE-1'M ONLY one of the best financiers In China, Luke Urban, first-string catcher B\GWT attention bf the world due to the ease moisten. Serve on lettuce. mentalists who assert that the execu- Douglas T. Atkinson of Cincinnati, speakers satisfactorily brought larger Poor reception Is not now so much In 1875; George Smith of the Sbui? WIFE.BUT—- probably would be finance minister of of the Toledo club, was sold to thQ| and cheapness with which the steam tion was a Judicial murder propose to Judge advocate of the Young America tubes. The demand for the low notes a matter of technical development of Brooklyn club In 1885; Jud •ome Fall Millinery. Codfish a la Mode.—Flake one cup- theNatlonallst government That gentle- Boston Nationals, shovels raise its great wealth of ore. ful of codfish very fine, soak in cold keep the case alive Indefinitely. They Union, secret nonsectarlan political In the signal brought large transform- receivers as with the exploitation of ; ; Smith of the Buffalo club of the man told the press it was likely the Na- • • • When work on a large scale was smartness and ease, any way you put a far-seeing eye to practicollty shonld water. Mix two cupfuls of mashed announce plans for raising a fund to organization, relating to the possibility ers with high Inductance primaries radio. It Is well known how to build f American league In 1900. tionalist tariff autonomy would be modi- St Louis Is the only city In the| renewed at Chino toward the end of It See for yourself, for the picture own a leather coat. potatoes with two cupfuls of top milk create a memorial to the two men that he might run for President, sold: and It also brought resistance coupled receivers capable of fidelity of repro- However, the All-Time All- fled In order not to disrupt business but American league that has yet to win) the lirst decade of this century It was shows it below In this group worn In The Imported models are very al- or thin cream, and two well-beaten ond to endow Mrs. Sacco and her chil- "I am not a candidate for the nomi- receivers with high mu tubes. The duction, but there are many sets built Amerlcan fumbling record be- that the principle would not be surren- a baseball pennant, estimated that more than 45.000,000 three different ways. luring. They have that indefinable eggs. Season to taste, mix well and dren, and an organization that will un- nation." demand for the low os well as the which cannot reproduce any program longs to Larry Corcoratj, star dered. The Nationalists are retrench- • • • tons of ore were available in the Your mood changes, you want a dif- something In niceties of detail and heap Info a well-greased baking dish. dertake to establish tho Innocence of Minneapolis has notified the Repub- high notes brought cone speakers of properly. And these sets are In dally pitcher of the Chicago club. ing on military expenses and concen- The Pittsburgh National league property controlled by the company. ferent bonnet: very well, you simply coloring which proclaim their foreign Bake twenty-live minutes. If It does the "victims" and to expose the al- lican national committee that It Is a large dimensions. use. They servo well to Impart news Twenty balls were bit Corco- trating their troops south of the turn It around to please. Being fash- origin, and the higher-grade shops nil contender for the 1928 convention, and The demand for convenience of op- and useful Information to their own- ran's way May 17, 1884, nnd he baseball club will train at Paso Ro-< This has been reduced considerably not brown, brush the top with melted leged conspiracy that sent them to Yangtse, and - presumably will leave ioned half-In-half of Yale and gobelin corry them. The original of the one that It has a fine now auditorium and eration brought about simplified con- ers, hut they ore not able to create booted half of thea. hies, Calif,, next spring, by fifteen years of mining that have butter the last live minutes of cook- their death. Tbe bodies of the men the northern campaign in the hands # • • Included the prodigal period of the velvet this works out beautifully. By In the picture is a marvel of fine col- ing. ample hotel accommodations. Wheth- trol In the receivers. At flrst It was the Illusion of reality. were cremated, and the ashes of Van- the way, colors ore used so often this oring. being of violet leather trimmed er or not Minneapolis Is ready to of Gen. Feng Yu-hslang. thought necessary to have a variable It Is safe to say that more than 80 John McGraw has seen a New YorM World war, but its resources still Food for the Family. zettl, It is planned, will be exhibited season In two ond more tones of the with snakeskin. It is topped with a make a financial guarantee was not for every component part of the cir- per cent of tbe sets In use today fall team of his finish last only twice la leave It one of the considerable cop- When grapes are ripe and plentlfnl In various European cities. same. Dark gray with silver, browns hut of leather In the same tone. Indicated. San Francisco thus far Is EXICO has a hard tine handling cuit. As a result there were receivers In this class. 25 years of management per mines on the North American make this flue relish to oat with meats Immediately before and after the Uhle Is Winner • • * continent of varying degree, and the smartest However, blacks, browns, wine the only city which has come forward M her bandits. Just after Gen. which bad a rheostat for every tube, next winter: execution there were violent demon- combination nt the moment is beige shades and greens prevail both in for- with the necessary $250,000 guarantee. Manuel Reyes, leader of the gang that one or more variable high resistances Harry OTJoyle, former Notre Dame Grape Catsup.— strations In many cities here and Constants of Wave Meter grid star, Is having a tough time keep- with block. Beige Is Immensely popu- eign and domestic models. These kidnaped and murdered Jacob Rosen- for oscillation control, one separately Boll the grapes un- abroad, though those In the United ing a regular Job In the minor leagues. What a Yankee Showed the lar for fall. coats are In the main confined to regu- URING Japanese naval maneuvers thal, American millionaire, had been controlled condenser to every tuned Should Not Change in Use 111 tender, put States were elllclently handled by the • • • ftMOSE But to continue about this accom- lation straight smart lines with patch through o colan- D off the port of Malzura the cruls executed, another band of several hun- circuit together with a vernier con- It is essential that the constants of Boers police. The radicals In Paris were Elmer Smith, former Cleveland out- WSWi modating little hat. If the vagabond pockets, belts and with wool linings der to remove er Jlntzo collided with and sank tin* dred men attacked a train between denser for each, potentiometers for a wave meter should not change In VOUeSELP' ICK HART, on American pros- especially active, staging several riots fielder, la among the hitting leadenn spirit gets you, pull one of Its cute in sports effects. Copies of imported seeds and sklna destroyer Warabl In the night Ninety Guadalajara and Mazatlan and flred varying the grid bias, tups on the use. Some slight difficulty has been pector of the most picturesque In which they fought the police and of tbe Pacific Coast league this sea- D brlmlets down on the side and dent models are very attractively priced. Allow one pint of men and petty officers and 12 officers more than 40 shots Into the cara be- primaries to change the coupling, tops experienced with vacuum tube wave ©OING- type, told the Boer government of the troops, barricaded streets and looted son. the crown as shown In the lower left So much for the motor-travel coat cider vinegar to of the destroyer's company were cause the engineer refused to atop. on the secondaries for varying the meters, owing to the necessity of sub- Soutii African Transvaal In 1886 that shops. Scores were Injured and tbe • • • corner of this group. As to the hiker, the skater and every three pints of drowned. About the same time the Miss Florence M. Anderson of Los An- tuning range, rotatnhle primaries for stituting a new tube when the origi- tho part of Its territory known as the property damage was large. The mob WUcey Moore of the Yankees has Change your mood—around the hat Outdoor enthusiast who must have grape pulp. Place In a kettle with cruiser Naka collided with the de- geles, a school teacher, was wound- changing the coupling, and other var- nal one, with which the Instrument WItwatersrand was the richest gold besieged the American embassy but It one of the best "sinkers" in the big goes with the wider part of the brim freedom of limbs, the short leather two pounds of sugar and a bag con- stroyer Ashl, cutting through her ed and died a few daya later. J. lobles without number. was calibrated, burns out Varying field in tiie world. This has since was adequaffiy guarded. Leaders of leagues, and this has been the reasonl turned up, and you hove an exceed- types are of greater appeal. Linings taining the following spices: Two afterpart, which resulted In the loss of Wlnsor Ives, American vice consul "Varlomanla" Disappears, inter-electrode capacities of the tubes, boon proved perfectly true, as tho the French Reds loudly proclaimed for his great success, ingly smart looking cloche with the in these are sometimes wool and some- teaspoonfuls each allspice, cinnamon, 27 other men. The Naka was not at Mazatlan, made vigorous demands As a result of this mania for var- for example, would seriously alter the world knows, but when Hurt asked that the meeting of the American Le- • • • crown, folded slightly down the back, times sateen, according to their price. cloves, pepper and salt. Boll until seriously damaged and proceeded to upon the Mexican government for the lables, which has been called "varlo- maximum wave l£igtb to which the the government for $5,000 as a reward gion in Paris would be ruined, but Root Is the leading pitcher of tha fitting the head snugly, the dark-toned Now that the football season Is reduced to one-half the bulk, then port after temporary repairs, but the capture and punishment of the bandits. manla," receivers horrible In appear- wave meter will tune, thereby Intro- for his discovory, people only laughed these threats are in the main disre- Chicago Cubs, Carlson, an ezchanga velvet to the face, as shown to the nigh, leather coots ore taking on an bottle and seal. Ashl was towed In.' Reports reached Nogales, Ariz., of ance nnd well-nigh Impossible to op- ducing Inaccuracies over the whole of at him. garded. Other riots, carefully prepared pitcher received from Philadelphia la right Irresistible lure for college girl nnd Walnut Graham Bread.—Take one This was the second disaster In the a Yaqul rebel concentration In the erate appeared. At present variables the range. Col. K. E. Edgeworth de- Hart arrived in Pretoria from his In advance, wore put on In London, the aprlng, la next Then comes Blake. Another mood—yon wont a dlffer- debutante, and you may be sure that cupful of flour, two and one-half cup- Joponese navy In August On the first Sierra De Bacatetes mountain^ of So- are used only for tuning ond for vol- scribes In bis (British) patent a cir- gold field In March '80, witii a small Leipzig. Amsterdam, Lisbon, Warsaw, • • • fuls of graham flour, one-half cupful day of the month 38 men were killed nora and of three towns In aouthera ume control, and these ore reduced cuit which overcomes this difficulty. cart drawn by a pair of mules. On Brussels, and Geneva. In Johannes- Johnny Neun, Detroit flrst baseman. of molasses, two cupfuls of sour milk, and 47 wounded when a mine explod- Jalisco, Mexico, being captured by to the smallest possible number. One Here it will be seen that a tube V Is the cart he had the Stars and Stripes burg. South Africa, an American flag Is a well-known basket ball referee In two well-beaten eggs, one teaspoonfui ed on the deck of the minelayer Tokl- revolutionary bands. The Yaqals were or two controls for tuning and one for and the flag of the Transvaal. In It was burned on tbe steps of the town Baltimore during the off season and of salt, two teaspoonfuls of soda and wa. The explosion occurred while the reported to have committed depreda- volume control ore now popular. he had bag after bag of rock and sand, hall. Peaceful demonstrations were also covers that sport for a local news- one cupful of chopped walnut meats. vessel was engaged In maneuvers off tions within sight of EI Palme, rail- Many sets use a single control for made In Berlin and Sydney. © westerWn Newspapef r Union his gold ore. He stood in the street, paper. Bake as usual. Klushlu Island. road division point Buenos Aires, It Is probable that a vast majority tuning and another for volume con- • • • asked people to look on, and panned Mazamalla and Conception were oc- trol. The re.-.ult Is that the receiver mmj tho crushed rock and black sand in the Curried Steak With Rice.—Cook to- of Americans, convinced that Justice, Charles E, Wentxel, star pitcher off gether two slices of diced bacon and CCORDING to the Washington cupied by the rebela In Jalisco. is simple to operate. plain sight of everyone. When he had long delayed, was done In the Sacco- the MassIIIon club of the Ohio and Post, the State department has The demand for convenience also finished washing, the particles of gold one to three onions, add one enpful Vanzettl case, are tired of reading A Pennsylvania league, has signed a con- of cooked rice and when well seasoned learned from trustworthy sources that ARDINAL RIEG Y CASANOVA, brought socket power devices. At FINNEY OF THE FORCE Had It Coming to Him were plainly visible to anyone who about It. tract 'to pitch for the Philadelphia with salt and pepper, place the filling Groat Britain and Japan came to a archbishop of Toledo and primate flrst these were designed to eliminate George Uhle, veteran right-hander would look, yet no one seemed to take C Athletics. on a slice of round steak, roil up and mutually satisfactory secret under- of Spain, died In Toledo after a lin- the "B" batteries only. Then they of the Cleveland Indians, Is more than • • • him seriously. Hart said his gold AUL R. RBDFBRN started In the SEE MERE! A MV ME TRUM MOO. AT V£C &0S5 I tie. Roll In seasoned flour and brown standing regarding future naval su- gering Illness. The cardinal, one of the were built to Include the "C" battery holding his own this year. He has \J r r- p,—' strike covered a territory 30 miles long plane "Port of Brunswick" from f B . James '•Lefty" Garton, formerly LAY Of F N TH«T ATMV BOSS^- I --I in fat. Place on the bock of the stove P premacy when It finally became ap- greatest prelates of the Catholic also. Finally attempts were made to been turning In victories with much n r r r, -,v WOHf and 3 miles wide. Folks laughed. Bmnawlck, fla., for a nonstop flight with the New York Giants, has beea WO// - L C O Q\ HIT 'IH ? or In the oven with plenty of water to parent the United States would not church, attended the Eooharlstlc con- build them so as to eliminate the Mililililili regularity. This find was so laughable that It to Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. If he released for the second time this sear partly cover. Add a teaspoonfui or accept the British program at the re- gress In Chicago last year and made fliament battery also. Fair results Wave Meter Circuit That Holds lt» D QCCCO was presently to be a center of a min- makes the 4,600-mile trip successfully, son by the Springfield "Western asso- less of curry powder to the flour. Cook cent Geneva conference. The gist of many friends In America. He liked have been obtained and the prospects Calibration if Tuba la Changed. ing Industry producing probably as he will have established a now record ciation club. for two hours or more. The amount tbe secret understanding has not been the United States, and lauded its for complete success along this line much gold as all the rest of the worfd for nonstop flights. provided with a tickler coll LI and a ^ * of filling will depend upon tiie size divulged, the newspaper adds, declar- youth. are very bright. In fact many re- put together. "B" battery. This Is coupled In the Jack Leroy, leading pitcher of the of the family and the steak. Remove ing that It Is doubtful If much definite Murray Roe, son of H. P. Roe, the ceivers of excellent performance char- Records do not show what became normal manner to a grid circuit In- SportinjjQuibs South Atlantic association, has beea the platter. Serve with the sauce OPE of finding the flve lost trans- Information on Ita contents Is avail- once-popular novelist, and himself a acteristics are now In operation In of Hart, but a man who got an Inkling ductance L2, tuned by a variable con sold to the New York Giants of the poured over It paolflc aviators and their two able to the officials of the American famous engineer and a social figure which no batteries whatsoever are Defeat of the Yale-Harvard track from him of the location of the rich H denser C. One end A of the induc- National league by the Charlotte dab Nuta With Tomatoes.—Mix one cup- would-be rescuers. Captain Erwln and government. In New York, was, found dead In Cen- used. team by Britons furnished one of the gold strike formed a company which tance L2 Is connected to the filament of the Sally league, ful of chopped nuts with two cupfuls A. H. Elchwaldt, who went out In the tral park, New York. Years ago, after Competition Fruitful. biggest surprises of the track year. • • • became a $20,000,000 concern two and F of the tube; while Instead of con- of bread crumbs. Moisten with cream, plane Dallas Spirit to aid In the AYOR "JIMMY- WALKER of his wife divorced him. Roe went to The keen competition between the • • • a half years later during the boom pe- necting the free end D directly to the George Plpgras of the Yankee* season with salt, grated nutmeg and search, was virtually abandoned, New York, touring European South America, where he lost both his phonograph and the radio was one of Kid Pancho, veteran Texas boxer, riod of 1888-80. This company was M grid of the tuh®, t&e actual grid con- throws a natural ••sailer." That Is, pepper. Mix well, then add the beaten though the vessels of the navy may countries, was something of a Joke In health and a fortune of about $1,000,- tbe greatest forces for improving the weighed 85 pounds In his first pro- based on the rental of a piece of nection la taken to a tapping point X he dosn't use any foreign substance j-olks of three eggs and the itltlly keep up the hunt for some time yet. Great Britain, but when he reached 000. Since his return in 1013 he bad quality of both. But a few years ago fessional bout at the age of fourteen. ground for twenty years at an annual along the Inductance L2, so that only on the ball or rub It against anything beaten white of one. Spread the bot- The sea between San Frandsco and Germany there were complications. been employed In a theater. the quality of. phonographically repro- • * • rental of only $500, with free rent for a portion of the turns of the Induc- that will give It a rough spot tom of a platter with this mixture and Hawaii was scoured for any sign of These developed from the refusal of Other deaths worthy of mention duced music was atrocious. It was Tom O'Hara, aged twenty-nine, has six months while he was conducting an ordeal to listen to one of the In- tance are actually In the grid circuit preliminary prospecting. on It arrange whole tomatoes, peeled. the missing flyers but no trace was the hotel where he was stopping In were those of Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield been a caddy at the Denver Country Braves fleld In Boston Is the largest Dot with bits of butter and bake In struments. Radio came along. It was Obviously, then, the tube capacity Is Whatever the cause of the Anglo- found. During the week there was a Berlin to fly the German republic flag Zelsler of Chicago, one of the most- dub. In Colorado, for the last seven playing field In either major league. on Improvement over the phonograph, In shunt only with a few of the turns Boer war may have been. It was as a moderate oven. Serve with n drawn report that a flare had been seen on alongside the American flag when a noted pianists In the world, and of -teen years. Home-plate to center fleld fence meas- butter sauce. bad though It was at first The Instead of all the tnrns, as would be a result of thut war that the control the slopes of Mauna Kea and It was banquet was given him, as he had re- Zaghlul Pasha, former premier of • • • ures 423 feet, with left Held 402 feet phonograph manufacturers got busy the case with the normal arrange- of this territory, together with the Pigeon Cutleta.—Cut pigeons Into considered possible that either the quested. The owners and managers Egypt and leader of the Egyptian Na- Competing against the premier and right field 365 feet WHVWERT ment This means that any slight FEB MISSJN rich South Afrlcon diamond fields, halves, through the breast and back; plane carrying Pedlar, Knope and Miss of all the big hotels had promised the tionalists. and turned out Instruments capable of marksmen of the Pacific coast Mra, • • • reproducing recognizable music. That variation In tube capacity will not ma passed under British control when the ent bonnet Turn it all way round, aa simmer until tender in a very little Doran or that carrying Frost and American club that they would show Gladys Reld took second place with a Norman "Specs" Plltt of the Robins was a challenge to the radio element. teriaily alter the wave length of the Transvaal and Orange River Free per center view. Pull the crown down water. Press under weight, first re- Scott had swung south of Its course the flag of the German republic and N MISSISSIPPI'S second primary score of 14. throws a "dry spltter" and he did They accepted It ond now the duel Is circuit L2 C; since the capacity varia- • • • State were combined with Cope Colony on one side with the littlest rim In moving any bones which will disturb and crashed on the mountain. There- then reneged because they feared their for the Democratic gubernatorial such good work as a relief pitcher I being fought Tbe best phonograph tion is only In shunt with a few of the In the Union of South Africa. An Msmsrnmmmmmmm I THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. Edward Wallaro MrGiiiivray DOWAGIAC AND BENTON HARBOR FARM Dl REAU WILL HELP Coveit Farm Raided FRUIT AND FLOWER SHOW COVERT NEWS Edward Wallace McGlllivray, who Mrs. Julia Consollno and her son, Berrien County Deaths bad been a summer resident at Paw Berrien County Weddings HOPE TO SAVE INTERURBANS Alfonso Consollno, have again found Paw Lake since 1800, died at bis home themselves In trouble, for their farm (In and Around Elmwood Corners) at Forest Reach, August 2S, 1027, at Artivities For the Year Outlined by home In Covert township wns recently Mr. and Mrs. Pike of St. Joseph and the age of 07 years. Resides his widow, Hlbbard-Kreiger raided by Vnn Buren county officials Mrs. Kay of Mound City, Iowa, visited he Is survived by four sons—Edward At a meeting of tbe Chamber of County Agent Lurkins who found plenty of evidence of boot- Last Sunday at noon at the home of Mrs. Clara Sink last week. REV. JULIUS HAASE DIED Wallace, Jr., Perry, Lowell and How- Commerce of Dowaglac last week. legging to warrant the arrest of the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krieger, on Paw- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wyman. two sons ard—and one sister. Mrs. J. E. Harmer. Mayor George Avery of Renton Har- The Rerrleu County Farm Bureau in pair. It Is said that 40 quarts of home Paw avenue. Watervllet, their daugh- and granddaughter left for their home The remains were taken to Chicago for bor aud other prominent citizens of, session at the court house on the af- brew and 40 gallons of wine were con- ter Ruth was united In marriage to at Hubbards Woods, Ills., last Friday IN BENTON HARBOII, HONDAY interment the twin cities and of Dowaglac took ternoon of August 25th voted to as- fiscated. The woman wns nrrested on Mr. Huss W. Hihhard of Allegan. The after spending their summer vacation up the matter of better patronage for sist with the expense of the annual n similar charge last November, when ceremony was performed In the pres- on their little farm. Charles Wyman tbe Interurban line operating between Fruit aud Mower Festival at tbe Na- she paid a Hue and went to jail for 25 ence of a few relatives and friends of came over Tuesday evening of last Anna Elizabeth Tilt Dowaglac and Renton Harbor. Tbe val Reserve Armory In Benton Harbor days. This time she is held under the young couple hy Rev. T. H. Lea- week to accompany his parents home. lll/.ens of neither town want to lose and also to continue Its support of tbe Defeased Had Been In Pastorate SO Mrs. Anna Ell/.al)eteth TKt, aged 70 bonds of $2,000 for her appearance in mon, pastor of the M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crawford and the traction line, but just bow to In- Three Oaks Fair, which will be held years, died Aufeust 24, 1027, at her court, and the son, who was charged The bride was charmingly attired in children visited In Chicago last week. crease tbe business of that Hue is tbe this week. An Interesting exhibit Is Years a;id Had Five Sons Who Arc home on the Ijike Shore road, St. Jo- with being the barteuder, is held under her graduating dress nnd the couple Mrs. Spaulding and daughter of Chi- problem that is confronting all. One being planned for the fair. Relieving seph, where she had resided for many bonds of $7(H). were attended hy Mr. and Mrs. Chap- cago spent the week end with her sis- Prearhers manner In which the revenue of tbe that Itoth of these events are a stimulus ter, Mrs. Cochran, and their sister-in- years. She Is survived by two sons In electric line can be materially helped to tbe farming iuteretds of the county, man of Plalnwell. The beautiful ring Chicago aud two daughters, who live service was read by Rev. T. H. Lea- law, Mrs. Deuhoff. They also called The Rev. Julius Hasse, 76, minister Is by having all possible freight the Farm Rureau voted to back them. on Mrs. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Green in tbe Lutheran denomination fifty- near St. Joseph. Funeral services were shlpiied via l)oat and interurban from In furtherance of the extension pro- mon. pastor of the M. E. church. Fol- held Thursday afternoon and tbe re- RE WARE! BEE-WARE! I lowing the ceremony a wedding dinner and family of Chicago visited recent- five years, died suddenly at an early Chicago. The handling of freight is ject lu clothing for women of the coun- ly at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Coch- hour August 20, 1927, at the home of mains were taken to London, Ontario, an Important Item and If every mer- ty, the board voted that tbe Farm Ru You get n postcard. For 25 cents was served. for interment. but of town guests present were ran. Mr. and Mrs. Cochran have also his son, tbe Rev. H. C. Hasse, of 714 chant along the line would ship as reau would sponsor this work for the they agree to send you a newspaper Mr. and Mrs. John Crousent of Plain- been entertaining their daughter and Lavette street. Renton Harbor. * much freight as possible via that line. coming year as they have In tbe past. clipping concerning yourself. Don't Tbe county agricultural agent, H. J. well, uncle and aunt of Ihe groom, and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, The Rev. Mr. Hasse had only one Mrs. Frances Orlando It would help to keep from having tbe send tbe quarter, it's from one of their two daughters, one from Detroit for the i>ast two weeks. week before resigned tbe pastorate of Interurban lines taken up. And what Lurkins, presented to tbe board his those fake agencies who have taken tbe nnd one from Cleveland; Mrs. Gardner C. E. Kelly of Ranta, California, mo- Ihe church at Cold Springs, Wis., Mrs. Frances Orlando, a resident of is true .of the Eau Clalre-Dowaglac plan of extension work during tbe Item from your home town newspaper, of Kalamazoo, mother of tbe groom: tored through and arrived at the home coming to this city with his wife to Riverside for tbe past seven years, line Is also true of the Millburg, Colo- winter and the board voted Its unani- which they have managed to secure In Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Plalnwell; Mr. of his brother, 0. H. Kelly, Sunday, reside. died Sunday, August 28, 1927, at the ma and Wa tend let line. Tho mer- mous support of the same. This work some manner, and are selling the per- nnd Mrs. Fred Nielsen and children. for an Indefinite visit, after being ab- Rurlal was In Evergreen cemetery, nge of 72 yenrs. She was a native of chants of these three towns can lie a Includes farm schools , one day in- sonal Items for 25 cents each to who stitutes and tbe leader group training Allegan. Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard re- sent six years, and says he can see Milwaukee, on Thursday, following Italy and Is survived by three sons- big help towards supporting the line ever will bite on their scheme. They classes. turned to Allegan where the bride has some wonderful changes In that time. services In Renton Harbor Wednesday Louis, Joseph aud Tony—and one by giving it their freight business, and nre fakes, pure nnd simple. Throw Tbe directors nre planning on at- been living for tbe past year. They Mrs. Frank Collard visited relatives at 1 :.'I0 p. m. at ihe parsonage and 2 daughter, Mrs. Josephine Canalbosl, tbe passenger business will IK? helped their card away. tending a Farm Rurenu meeting at have not decided definitely where they In Chicago last week. o'clock at St. Matthew's Lutheran all of Renton Harlior. aloug later. Mr. and Mrs. Nial Rider nnd family church. Kalamazoo of the (Mb of September. will make their home. George Nagle, a 22-year-old Renton siM'iit Monday evening nt tbe home of Six sons, five of whom are well County Farm Rureau boards from The bride is one of Watervllet's tal- eight counties will attend this import- Harbor lad, was arrested last week by their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank known Lutheran ministers, and a Mrs. Augustj' Gross Henry Smith, a negro porter employ ented young women. She attended the ant meeting at which time plans will Deputy Sheriff Rarry on a charge of Ream spent Saturday evening at the daughter, survive: Tbe Rev. Adolph ed at a Paw Paw Lake hotel, was ar- Watervllet schools and graduated from Mrs. Augusta Gross, a resident of St. l>e made for furthering the Farm Ru- violating bis parole. Nagle was ar- Kelly home. Haase, St. Paul, Minn.; tbe Rev. Gus- rested when he*alighted from a bus at the high school with tbe Class of 1U26. Joseph for the past .'15 yenrs nnd one reau cause In Southwestern Michigan. rested by Benton Harbor police two lave Haase, Cold Springs. Wis.; the Renton Harbor, Monday afternoon, aud of tbe charier members of the Zlon Prominent Farm Rureau leaders from years ago on a charge of forgery and Rev. Henry C. Haase. Reutou Harbor; when tbe ollicen searched blm they Evangelical church in that city, passed over the state will l»e In attendance. was sentenced to serve twelve years in the Rev. Waller C. Haase, Two Riv- found $(!.') in cash aud Smith confessed McKelvej-While WATER BILLS ARE PAST DUE nway at Mercy hospital, Renton liar Jackson prison. He was paroled re- ers., Wis.; tbe Rev. Martin Haase, that be bad stolen tbe money from hor, August 30, 1927, nfter a ten days" cently and will probably have to serve MUST BE PAID TO VILLAGE CLERK South Haven: Erdman Hanse, Mil- William Gilbert. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Z. White of the Illness following an operation. She Foolish questions: If the sun ex- the balance of his term ns the result waukee, and Mrs. Henry Kahne, South Riverside road announce them arriage was the wife of August Gross, and be- plodes when will the light go out? of bis vlolntlou. Haven. of their youngest daughter, Lois, to sides her husband is survived by fix I will be at Long's barber shop Wed Three years ago, tho Rev. Mr. Hanse Order for Publication. T'rhan U. McKelvey. only son of Mr. children nnd twelve grandchildren. nesday and Friday nights for the col- and his wife celebrated their golden and Mrs. A. E. McKelvey of Vineyard Funeral services were held Thursday State of Michigan. The Probate Court for lection of water bills, or you can mall wedding, a party for them being ex- the County of Berrien. avenue. Benton Harbor. The marriage afternoon from tbe Zlon Evangelical At a nesitlon of said court, held at the Pro them to me at my resld«>oe until tended by the Renton Harber congre- occurred in South Rend Saturday morn- church. bats offlce in the City of St. Joseph, In said further notlov J. V. THOMPSON. gation. county, on tbe I3lh day of August, A. D. 1927 ing, August 20. Tbe couple was at- Sons and daughters who survive are —Adv Village Clerk The aged minister and nil of his Present: Hon. William H. Andiews, Judge DIXIE SERVICE STATION tended by Miss Marie Craig, a niece Otto, St. Joseph; William, Ann Arbor, of Probate. clergymen sons have officiated In tbe CLAUDE MAST, Proprietor of tbe bride and Max Barfelz. a very Mrs. Herbert Palmer, Renton Harbor In the matter of the estate of Arthur G. Renton Hatbor church at different Sizer, deceased. close friend of the groom. The bride Howard Lee, Thomas Thompson and Mrs. Harold Coverston, St. Joseph; The Farmers A Mrrbbants National Rank times. Tbe Rev. H. C. Haase Is past- Paw Paw Street - COLOMA, Mich. was becomingly gowned in white William Comer, all of Three Oaks, Herbert, at home, and Mrs. Louise and Trust Company having filed in said court or of tbe St. Matthew's church itsllnal administration account, and Its peti- georgette with hat to match, and car found then^elves In the county jail Roush of Renton Harbor. One sister, at St. Joseph. tion praying for the allowance thereof and rled a bridal bomiuet of white roses this week as the result of a raid con- Mrs. Ernest Melerke, resides In St. Jo- for nbe assignment and distribution of the Deceased was born in Germnny. He and baby breath. Miss Craig wore ducted by the officers, who secured a seph nnd a sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred residue of said estate came to the United Stales at an early It is ordered that the 12th day of September orched crepe de chine. The bride was search warrant to go through the honu erlck Ewald, Is from Ann Arbor A. D. W'-T, at ten o'clock In the forenoon at age, attended Northwestern college at a 1920 graduate of Renton Harbor high of Lee, where. It Ls said, they found Another sister and two brothers reside said probate offlce, be and Is hereby appointed I SILVERTOWN TIRES Watertown, Wis., and later Concordia for examining and allowing said account and i school. The groom is employed nt tlu n quantity of potatoes alleged to have In Germany. seminary at St. Louis, Mo. He enter- hearing said petition. Superior Steel Foundry, Renton Har- been stolen from the farm of Peter It Isfr.rthtr ordered: that public notice ed the minlstery in 1S72. He was thereof be given by publication of a copy of, bor. Helenga, and some supplies and ma- married to Anna Popp of Kenosha, this order for three successive weeks previous and TUBES terials believed to have been stolen from Mrs. Hester Likes to said day of hearing, in Tbe Coloma Courier | Wis., In 1872. He had been with his t the farm of the Warren Fentherbone a nevfspaper printed and circulated in said Benson-Meech son In Renton Harbor for several Mrs. Hester Likes, aged 25 years, county. factory, and a quantity of wine. died of tuberculosis at her home In (iBiLJ William H. Andrews, weeks, hoping to Improve his falling A true copy. Judge of Probate. Miss Anna Meech, youngest daugh health which was the reason for his Ruchanan, August 29/ 1027. She leaves Lnxu O. SpEioui Register of Probate. 413 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meech of resigning his pplpit nnd all active her husband and a five-montbs-old Four generations were present at the BEST OF OILS and GASOLINE Hammond, Ind., and Ross Leigh Hen work. baby, also her parents, Mr. and Mrs son. only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J seventh annual reunion of the Hartiine William Walls. Funeral services were Benson of St. Joseph, were united in families, held last Sunday at tbe home held Wednesilay afternoon from tbe of Mr. and Mrs. 1). G. Hartiine. near USE THE OLD marriage at South Rend. Ind., August Mrs. Sarah Hibbard Ruchanan Evangelical church, conduct- 27, 1027, Rev. W. H. Camlleld of Ru- Rucbanan. Mrs. Rettle Hartiine of ed by Rev. W. H. Camlleld. chanan, a former ^1. Joseph pastor, Ruchanan, 85, was tbe oldest member Sarah B. Furguson, daughter of MARSHALL'S "NUFF SED" performing the ceremony. After a of the family present, and tbe youngest William C. and Hannah Ferguson, was short wedding trip they will reside at was the eight weeks' old daughter of l>orn lu St. Joseph, Mich., September Joseph Camfleld, a former resident 1200 Wolcott avenue, St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roles of Three 2, 1850, nnd died August 24, 1027, at of Ruchanan, died August 20, 1927, at CLAUDE MAST Oaks. A cooperative dinner wns serv- tbe nge of 70 years, 11 months, and 22 the St Joseph's hospital In South Rend at all DruccfoU. or Mot prepaid by ed to 44 guests. days. from Injuries sustained last Saturday WILLIAMS H ra. Co, CLKVELANO, O, She was united in marriage to Allen morning when be was struck by a Durham-Bayliss R. Hibbard on her eighteenth birthday. freight train ns he was going to his The marriage of Mrs. Carrie S. Mrs. Sbeln Kales of St. Joseph, n September 2, 1808. Four children were work ns a watchman for the Michigan bride of ten weeks, has filed suit for Rayliss, a prominent lodge worker, born to this union—William Charles, Central railway. He was 70 years of divorce from Edward Kales, charging and Charles A. Dunham, both well Carrie Relle, Homer F., and Elnora age and is survived by five children. that be is insanely jealous and Is al- known Renton Harbor residents, was Ada Hue, all of whom survive her ex- ways nagging her. She slates that solemnized at the Methodist parson- cept William C., who passed away ten The Dual Company plant at Niles is nineteen days after their marriage she age In South Rend, Ind., August 2"), years ago. The husbnnd preceded her to lie enlarged so that the company can left him on account of bis inbumon 1927, Rev. S. H. Koehnemann offlelat- In denth 15 years ago. engage In tbe manufacture of kitchen treatment, then went back to him for Ing. After a short wedding trip they Mrs. Hibbard at Ihe time of her stools and chairs on a large scale. An a second trial, which was no more suc- will reside at 757 Superior .street, death claimed both Coloma and Renton addition 48 xlU feet will be erected to cessful than the first. Benton Harbor. Harbor as her residence. Part of each the plaut. IF YOU NEED A FURNACE year she spent at Coloma with her daughter, Mrs. Rachman, nnd a port Mrs. Adeline Paul of Ruchanan. who Sizer-Wheeler with tbe other daughter, Mrs. Cole of Order for Publication is being sued for divorce by Lester A. Renton Hnrbor. Miss Catherine Wheeler, physical Paul, has filed a petition in the circuit She became a member of tbe M. E. Slate of Michigan- The Probate Court for Get Our Prices Now court asking temporary alimony pend- the County of Birrien. training instructor in tbe Renton Har- church 42 years ago, and she also join- At a ucxrtion of said Court, held at the Pro- bor public schools for the past two ing the outcome of the divorce suit. ed tbe Bethnny Class of the M. E. bate Office in tbe city of St. Joieph,in aald She claims that she has no means of County, on the 13th day of August A, D. 1W7. years, aud Lawrence R. Sizer, sport- Peace Temple while in Benton Hnrbor. Present: Hon. William H. Andrewx. Judge ing editor of the News-Palladium, were support for food, clothing or books for Her wonderful faith was exemplified of Probate. united in marriage at the home of the her four children who will soon be en- In her great patience during her illness In the matter of the estate of Albert F. tering school. Uei ht, deceased. Remember bride's mother lu Kendalville, Ind., and the comforting words she spoke The Farmei'H A Merchant* National Bank August 24, 1927, in the presence of to those near and dear to her, also and Trust Company having Hied in said court its account Jas special admlnlHlrator of said about fifty relatives and friends. They No two sweet young things think tbe messages left to many friends. She estate and its petition praying for tbe allow- These Advantages will reside in Renton Harbor. same thing about any other s. y. t. seemed to remember all. ance thereof, Mrs. Hibbard also left eleven grnnd- It is ordered that tbe 12th day of September A. D. Ifc!?, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1—RUDY Charcoal chlldren nnd thirteen great grand- ut said probate office, be and is hereby ap- children, besides one brother, Harlow pointed for bearing said petition. It is further ordered, that public notice Iron assures longer Ferguson of Coloma, and one sister, thereof be given by publication of a copy of Mrs. Mary Rell Cam of Niagara Falls, this order for three succesnWe weeks previouB life.. to said day of hearing, in The Coloma Cour- N. Y., who came Monday morning to ier, a newspaper printed and circulated In be at her bedside. said county. 2—G AS-T1 G H T One granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur WILLUM H. ANDRIWI, A true copy. Judge of Probate. Joints protect your Larsen, nursed her grandmother dur- LILUA O. SPBAGVB, Register of Probato. 4t3 ing her illness, giving her wonderful health and home. care, but nil that loving hands could do could not keep her longer here. She Order for Publication. 2—LARGE Water longed for rest wfth those beyond, aud State of Michigan, The Probate Court for left us praying that her wonderful the County of Berrien. Pot provides health- Savior might give us more strength At a session of said court, held at the pro- bate office in the city of St. Joseph, In said giving humidified air and faith. county, on the I5tb day of August A. D. 1»W. The service was held at tbe Metho- Piesent. Bon. William H. Andrews, Judge of Probate. 4—AMPLE weigh dist church In Coloma Saturday af- In the matter of the estate of Henry Um- ternoon, August 27, tbe pastor, assist- phrey, deceased. in castings means ed by Rev. Wm. Slee of Peace Tem- Vina Hocker having ;tiled in said court her petition praying that the administration ple, Renton Hnrbor, having charge of of said estate be granted to Simon Umphny an even radiation of the sacred rites. Rurlal was In Colo- or to some olber suitable person. It is ordered, that the 12th day of September heat. ma cemetery. A. D. 19'J7, at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, at said probate offlce, be and la hereby appointed for hearing said petition. 5—Choice of grates It is further ordered that public notice Mrs. Ijmrqnce Rambo thereof be given by publication of a copy hereof lor three successive weeks previous to —either triangular Mrs. Lawrence Rambo, wife of a said day of bearing in The Coloma Courier, a newspaper printed and clrcnlated in said type or upright shak- prominent Bridgman nurseryman and county. fruit grower, died Sunday, August 28, (A true copy.) WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, er. THE RUDY TOP RADIATOR FURNACE 1927, at her home one mile south of LiliiaO. Sprague, Judge of Probate. Register of Probate. 4t3 Bridgman. Death was due to cancer. 6—Double Feed Door admits large chunks of wood or coal. The deceased was horn In Germany, February 3, 1875, and prtyr to her MORTGAGE SALE 7—Air Blast Fire Pot burns the gases and smoke completely. marriage on July 10, 1894, was known Default having: been made In the as Rertha Hasse. Surviving Mrs. Ram- condltlona of a certain mortgage, made bo are her husband and five children: by Levi E. Kronowltter and Matilda 8—Generous Radiating Surfaces, very efficient for oil-burn- M. Kronewltter, husband and wife, of Mrs. Grace Myers of Bridgman; Mrs. South Bend, Indiana, roortKagors, to ers as well as coke or wood. Minnie Maranto of Chicago, and three Dan T. Baab, of Benton Harbor, Mich- igan, mortgagee, dated July 3, A. D. sons, Joseph, Harold and Howard, who 1926. and recorded In the otHce of the reside at homo. Register of Deeds for Berrien County, Funeral services were held Wednes- Michigan, In Liber 16G of Mortgages on Page 410, and on which mortgage day afternoon at 1 :.'I0 o'clock at the there Is claimed to be due and payable home and 2:30 at the German Luther- on July 28, 1925, the sum of Two If Your Furnace Needs Repairs, Get Our Prices Now au church In Bridgman, and Rev. Tab- Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) tho same being the unpaid principal tnsreon, and bcrt officiating. Burial was in tbe an attorney's fee of Thirty-five (136.00) Greenwood cemetery. Dollars provided for by statute, and We can secure needed repairs now for any kind of furnace IF YOU will share every dollar you no suit or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover the money and save you unnecessary express charges later. secured by said mortgage, or any part Mrs. Kebekah Barnes thereof. earn with your thrift account, your Now therefor, by virtue of tho power It pays to have your furnace cleaned and inspected now. We Mrs. Rebekab Barnes, 57. died Sat- of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute In such case made thrift account will repay you with many urday, August 28, 1927, at the home and provided, notice Is hereby given, make inspections free and make nominal charges for cleaning. of a daughter, Mrs. Susie Staples, 338 that on Monday, the 17th day of Oc- Eighth street, Benton Harbor. She tober, A. D. 1927, at ten o'clock In the dollars of interest each year, in addition to forenoon of said day, the undersigned Does your smoke pipe need replacing? We can improve was born In Tennessee and was a mem- will sell at public auction to the high- ber of Ihe Second Baptist church of est bidder at the front door of the your old installation. Let us show you how. guarding principal carefully for your use as Benton Harbor. Court House, In the City of St Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, that being Eight children nnd twelve grand- the place where Circuit Court for the We instal fan forced air jobs as well as gravity jobs and guar- needed. children survive Mrs. Barm's for County of Berrien Is held, the premises described In said mortgage, or so much antee our work. Ask about our IG-year service guarantee. whom funeral services were held nt 10 thereof as may be necessary to satisfy a. m. Tuesday, with tbe Rev, li. II.- the amount due on said mortgage, and Cable officiating. all legal costs, including the attorney's foe provided by statute. The prem- Make This Bank YOUR Bank ises to be sold aro situated in the Township of Nlles, Berrien County, William Kritt Michigan, and are described as follows, to-wlt: Lots Three (3) and Four (4), Sec- William Krltt, who moved from tion Sixteen (16), Township Seven (7) -Wisconsin to Renton Harbor eleven Coloma Hardware Co. South, Range Seventeen (17) West, be- years ago nnd engaged In the grocery ing In the Southwest Quarter of said Suction Sixteen (16), and containing business In that city, died Monday af- Ninety-nine and Thirty-four Hun- D. C. PECK, Manager COLOMA, MICH. ternoon, August 29, 1927, nnd funeral dredths (99.3'>) acres, more or less. services were held at 5:00 o'clock in Dated July 7, 1927. STATE BANK OF COLOMA DAN T. BASH, the afternoon of the same day, with Mortgagee. interment In tbe Children of Israel Gore & Harvey, "The Heating Men Who Satisfy" D. C. COOK, Cashier Coloma, Mich. cemetery. Resides tho widow, he Is Attorneys for Mortgagee, Business Address: survived by four children—Renny, Lil- Benton Harbor, Mich. lian, Jacob aud Fannie Krltt. July 22-OcL 14