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VOLUME XXXIX LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 NO. 17 Beautiful Life Ends GROWERS OF Odds and Ends ROBBERY GIVEN jCedger NIGHT FOOTBALL BRINGS Here and There PUREBRED RAM Cn tries WHEAT PLAN James Lee Ackerson, born in AS MOTIVE FOR ENTHHSIASTIC APPROVAL Lowell .">11 years ago. died sud- TRUCK COMING denly Sunday while playing golf Being • ColUction of Var* on links in Washington. I). C. MOORE SLAYING ioui Topic* of Local and First Riskt Game in Western Michigan Witnessed by Large CUT IN CROP Mr. Ackerson was a graduate of SEPT. 29 AND 30 Ganaral Intarait Annapolis and at the time of his Audience—Field Brilliantly Lighted—Lee Nigh death was director of the con-| UNCLE OF SLAIN LOWELL REPORTS COLLECTED SHOW struction bureau of the United plan WHICH HAS WORKED Stairs shipping board. He had The life expectancy of the aver- Mere Friday Night for County Game INTENDED DECREASE OF 2 YOUTH FIRST HEARD OF age American tooth is 2(1 years tilled many important posts in OUT SUCCESSFULLY IN OTH- SLAYING THROIGH DENVER greater now than it was In lHKo, PER CENT-FEEDINGS FOR the U. S. navy during his life- ER COUNTIES COMING HERE says the Chicago Dental society. Night football was ushered in mil the holders to the "B" games time. His mother, Mrs. John PAPERS — MURDERER CON- ENTIRE UNITED STATES TO —COUNTY AGENT AND >L S. Advancement in the science of last Friday to the complete satis- and the tickets are not transfer- Monroe, resides in California. Her oral hygieno and of preventive able. BE REDUCED 12 PER CENT. school days were spent in Low- FESSES CRIME. faction of the many fans pres- C. COOPERATING. ami corrective dentistry, the so- jr Lowell Loses Opener, 12-6 ell, her maiden name being La- ciety says, has increased the life ent, in spite of the fact that Unv- badie. Marks Reuben, a well- The opening game last Friday Michigan wlu'at growers intend It has been arranged to have Thot Stanley M. Moore, the of the average human tooth in this eil was defeated. Many were known clothier of Lowell in promising Lowell youth who was a test for those boys who to reduce their acreage for next the Michigan Purebred Sheep country from eight to 2M years. astounded at the spectacle. The earlier days, was an uncle. was cruelly murdered on a hiKh- were trying out for the team. year, according to the intentions Breeders' Association ram truck The society also declares that pessimists departed as boosters. None of the boys who played reg- to plant reports collected during way in Colorado on Sunday E. E. SWer. who ha, b.xn .t n American teeth are more healthy The optimists were even more ularly last year were in uniform August by the Michigan Co-opera- night, Sept. (i, wan slain fur his and more beautiful than those of Kalamazoo hospital for the pasti '. than pleased at what they saw. and coach Finch was searching tive Crop Reporting Service at ls ls ! a new project in the money, is the •dtniuion now 4 ten days, was operated upon l 1 any other civiliicd people. Lansing. The intended acreage made by John Markham, held in The most intricate plays were for material with which to fill up Wednesday for the removal of a <,)UIcountIfy aann d , one whic, .h. has been Denver Jail for the crime. fully as visible as they are in the the gaps left open by the gradua is reported at 075,000 or 2 per goitre. Mr. Sigler's manv friends pul sncceisfu'ly in other The Michigan supreme court sunshine. Punts and passes could tion of six stars. The Ionia cent less than the 689,000 sown In the llrst reports given out held in an opinion handed down will be glad to know that he is "l.»»•!*. The Michi- be seen from all angles. In Academy presented a team of last fall, but crop reporting ofli- SlaU Markham claimed to have killed Thursday morning that Gov. Wit- reciwering nicely. Mrs. Sigler ' Extension Ser- AHHY U RUE ODELL short the experiment proved such which any class "C" team could cials in commenting upon the re- Moore because "he had learned her M. Brucker had no legal right an I Mrs. F. 11. Swarthout were in " co-operative agency as (Cut courtesy of G. R. Herald) a success that every attempt will be justly proud The visitors had port point out that weather con- he Hu,ba, 1 ,rw loo much and was going to turn to reduce specific items in the Kalamazoo at the lime of the op- ' V't . 1 | tension mi- in." be made to play the rest of the been in training only one week ditions and other causes often eration Specialist personally selects the appropriation bill passed bv the In the death of Miss Abby La- prevent the seeding of the entire This information was given The Hue Odell, which occurred at her scheduled home games at night but they functioned like veterans. rams consigned with the help of 1031 legislature and that his ac- acreage intended. Discouragement 1 Ledger Monday bv F. tl. Moore, home in Vergennes Saturday eve- if the weather permits. Lowell was defeated for just We are sure that all of our If ' Secretary of the Michigan tion in reducing the budget for The local light and power com- three reasons. Ionia had a good over present prices and drought uri ,ri an uncle of Stanley's, who ac- the biennium approximately $2,- ning. September 12, this com- readers, v( ung and old, will be . '' 'l' V'eep Breeders associa- pany is to be congratulated for team. The field generalship was are causing some growers to re- Uo, l ra,n ,,f 0 e companied the body from Color- „ '"unity loses one of its most es- interesled in the new comic strips l - » K" ') l>P 000,000 is a complete nullity, the efllcient installation of the not so good. And the pass de- trench. On the other hand, the 1 ( a,j ado as mentioned in last week's having no eflTecl on the measure.'"""k'1' young women. Her death which have been added to Led- "H' iu > "[e chosen and these system. fense was weak. Mr. Finch increased acreage of corn and ^VTeatures ""School'DavV',an,d priced right according lo their Ledger. Mr. Moore llrst heard of as passed by the legislature. came as the termination of a long the slaying of his nephew from and wasting illness due to a tum- Many fans were so anxious knows that a field general cannot iw "tnr0S .,M .hU 1 ;.Va Mi'kv 1.1 His (laV "ill "jprcliv.. u.im . As the Ionising State Journal aime for w hi at this fall offsets to m i • : i . ,, .. i Last yea 1|r 131 ramM s and ewes accounts in Denver newspaoers. or on the brain. Everything to get to the game that they went be developed in a few days. He says, commenting editorially: through the fence. They forgot 1 c,)n,i ni , Denver police were at work on that medical skill could do to is not a bit dismayed for he knows some extent the handicap of difll- .J fn|kVw l .nio\ ''\f er he | « l ' 40 breeders "Even though the decision has to deposit their admission! This that McMahon and Bergin will ri,par,ed in <,UiU 11 1 the caso even before it was gone against the governor, and save her life was done, and the few " """Soon" furn to page O - re sold and delivered off the known that a murder had been anxious sympathy of the entire practice is to be expected of some excell in this department of the U* siclions. and get a few smiles truck in 2.) Michigan counties. his economy measures are not to Seedings of winter wheat in | Purchasers in the past have been committed, their activity starting neighborhood was continuous children but it was surprising to game as soon as they get the stand—a matter regrettable in it- learn that several adults who necessary experience. the I nited States this fall will be — ___ satisfied, no replacements being when an abandoned automobile, throughout the weary months self—yet the larger and more en- reduced 12 per cent if present in- necessary. with a bullet-shattered wind- during which her strength slow- chuld well afford to pay their Mr. Finch knows, too, that the CoUflCII VVTestlinS during consideration is the way tentions are carried out. Such . n ii As in past years a flock im- shield, and blood-stains on the ly ebbed away. But through it way resorted to such tactics. All boys were not instructed in the n constitutional government has an acreage, which would be the Wlf/l rOWCT rTOblem provement meeting will be held •wheel, was discovered on the all she remained the bright, hope- fans are asked to enter through the fine points of pass defense. been justified. the front gale. Every effort will He intended to give two nights smallest since 1914, appears reas- ial the place of each stop of the streets of Denver about 3 o'clock "The handling of the case ful spirit she had ever been. on the morning of Sept. 7. The be made to see that this is done. to this part of the game last week onable in view of present low truck. Meetings are in the nature against the governor has not been When she could no longer speak prices and large world supply. Members of the village council f eucational information and police then traced the driver of The village has promised co- in practice but he called off 0 very happily nor consistently Ibis, together with the fact that !ave for weeks past been wrest-jdenionstralions judging, selec- this car to a Denver hotel where both practices due to the hot on presented. A lot of pure bunk the world production of wheat vv 1.. problem of how ij,,^ grading and ewe cul- he had engaged a room early that weather. The blocking and lack- has been dragged into the plead- She was the youngest daughter '1,f'Ti!? .I '.h,. " IlL this year is below consumptive 'V nw'lthe requirements for jj,,^ ari. usua||x. conducted, same morning. Markham left ling of the team was exceptional l ,cc,ric ,l h,s an Be- ings as taken to the supreme of Orlando J. Odell and Sophia, ,1 , ?i } . . requirements, offers encourage-| ' ^ «' power in con- the room soon after and did not Odell. and was born in VergennesL I)«»' ^e «Iepressi..n the High for so early in the season. sides topics i>f timely nature are court, but the court, as was to be 100 Mav 23 I'liii; •ih.. o «.«!{.. I^I ' Athletic Association will The team looked good to us and ment to the Michigan grower. Ar- »^lion with the municipal plant. taken up, especially fall flock return until about IU o'clock that expected, saw through and dis- genlina cut this year's acreage 15 i^11' eontinued dry weather has night. Four police had kept ale" of the Lowell High SctooMn !>a« P1"!1* 'lifflfully in pay- we feel that Lowell will again management practices. Use will countenanced all that and went ing for the equipment. It has win most of the games. The fans per cent, while a 20 per cent re- caused jnsuflicient supply of wat- be made of the rams in showing vigilance throughout the inter- the class of I!I23. During recent er straight to the point involved. been decided that fifty cents will should not expect that we will do duction wwau s reported in Aus- "'"'' e municipal dam and thej|,rcej( |Vpt. nn(| cha;ir:icleristicn s vening hours, two in the hotel years she was employed in the ,uxlliar The point involved was the pre- be charged for all varsity games. as well as we did last year when tralia. Thi.hiss , together, with the 1 > has been run up ;in(| c|ou. of lht. meeting lobby and two in Markham's ofilce of the Lowell Lumber Co., 1 0 an,, 1 servation of the due line of de- It is felt that customers will not all ten games were won by de- near failure of the Canadian crop.! , beyond capacity in an en- these individuals will bi dis- room. As Markham opened the and in the City Slate Bank of , avor 10 kt t U NV ,h markation between the executive object to this amount when they cisive margins. indicates that the world crop will "' ' 'P P ' r^iuire- cussed and offered for sale. door to his room he was over- Lowell. She was a member of and legislative departments of realize the facts. Single admis- Lee Street will offer plenty of likely be 25(1 to 300 million bu- . . . , Prices Lowest Now wt-red by the police in waiting government. the Methodist Kpiscopal church. shels short of last year's produc- ()" Mon('av evening a special fore he could use his gun which and was highly thought of by a sions. however, can be purchased opposition Friday, The county The prices on the rams this fall K For a number of administra- at Look's or Christiansen's for teams feel that lliis is the year to tion. While the Russian acreage rounni meeting was held at he attempted to draw. large circle of friends as a lovely is larger than a ve ir oreVenl!which time representatives of will be the lowest in years. In- tions past, the line between what 35c, if paid for before 7 o'clock beat Lowell. Mr. Finch will iiiii During the time the oflicers young woman whom it was good reports indicate that the yield manu^ac'uri,rs engines dividuals being consigned on the the executive might do in hand- on the day of thi- game. Season throw his full strength into the were waiting in Markham's room to know. Nvm 1 1 wi,h a,So truck will be priced from >$20.00, ling the appropriations passed tickets can also be purchased for fray in an effort to win the first will be below average. The Kur- ' PT" '" rep- they h a d discovered Moore's The funeral service was held resentatives of the Consumers up delivered at the meeting. by the legislature, has been grow- $1.50 at these places. The sea- opean rye crop is 0 per cent.,, ... brief case and other articles be- at the family home in Vergennes county championship battle. , 0 xvt Cheaper and poorer quality ing increasingly cloudy. It were son tickets will admit holders to Baird. Wepman. Dinsen. Court smaller than the 1930 production ! , T Co- wRh a proposition to longinu to him. They also found Monday afternoon and was large- lh vll,a e 0Vl r rams will not be handled for they time the matter were put to a the five varsity games—Lee and Houseman will be In there which should cause an improved ;• » ' during times several pieces of Markham's ly attended. Burial was in the 0 0 seldom prove satisfactory. The definite test. Street. St. Johns. Ionia. Sparta helping the new members of the demand for foreign wheat. Thei ' ".V ''- ...... clothing which he had washed in "The issue was whether or not Bailey cemetery. The sympathy 1 r oS|,l ons rams being selected are choice and Belding. They will not ad- team. outstanding bearish factor at the V P "P 1 2™ ^ order to remove blood stains and the executive department of gov- of the community is extended to present time is the large carrvov- 10 b.v "uhmitted to the consulting individuals and are some of the had then hung up to dry. ernment had a right to change the the bereaved family. A. T. C. er from last year, but with the enipm'er of the village. Robert best from the various breeders' Markham at llrst denied knowl- determination of the legislative movement of the heavy United •Vrr,s,.()f A"" Arbor, for a n- flocks. Age and quality will de- edge of the killing but gradually department. The supreme court, J. S, Thomas, 86 Wellington Long, 82 States winter wheat crop past the this week I hursday. termine the ultimate price, al- admitted points which identified umpiring between the executive peak, and with the Canadian and Mr- N'^ns will then make report though 925.00 to $30.00 will be the him as the slayer. department and the legislative Dies Unexpectedly Respected Citizen Southern Hemisphere crops re- ,?a special meeting of the coun- price of most of the rams except Moore left Lincoln, Neb., in Rev. R. W.Merrill c for a few show individuals. department, after the fashion pro duced, the outgo into consump- '.' '"o » no ednesdny eve- company with Markham on Sun- vided in the constitution, declares tion within a few months will n,n& ^P'- , ,. . (Contnued on Page Two) day. the 6th. That evening they J. S. Thomas, age 8(1. a life-long Wellington Long, a highly re- s a 11 0 e avv r ,n the executive department may likely exceed the inflow from the ' £ I. rj"* " . '. ' . . . '? * stopped at MeCook's. Nebr., for resident of Bowne township, died spected citizen of Lowell for 11 Sum,a n, ! h, not handle the budget legislative- farms. Any upturn in the gen- k >" ^ . ^ supper. Moore paid for the sup- Comes to Lowell unexpectedly Monday afternoon many years, passed away Septem- ( am was rr n s 11 s- eral business situation would al- ' 1 ™ >' S '' f " pers, and it is probable that the Constitutional government is at the home of his son. Waterman ber 11, 1931, at 12:15 p. m., at his so reduce the present pressure on i',.ea(' 0/ water for the first time sight of the money decided Mark- Thomas. Mr. Thomas had just home on Vergennes Road at the s ,c ie S August Survey of good. H should be adhered to, The Hev. R. W. Merrill has been the market. While no pronounced " .?.'' .P began and the ham on murder and robbery. It returned from a several weeks' age of 82 years after an illness of aux, ,ar l n |n Nvas always. assigned to the Lowell and Ver- recovery in prices is anticipated, ' y ' P <' given a will be remembered that Moore Politically the decision will visit in Lmsing where he has two months. Funeral services the factors favoring some ad- muc"*needed rest. had been working throughout the gennes churches by the Michigan three sons living. Bay, Will and were held on Sunday afternoon not hurt Governor Brucker at all. yance next year are in the major- summer and had probably about conference of the Methodist Epis- John, and was in apparently bet- at 2:30 o'clock at the house. Rev. Crop Conditions He is merely shown having done copal church which came to a ity $200 on his person—money which his utmost for the taxpayer as he ter health than usual when the John Clans officiating. Burial was * Secretary Reports he had saved to help carry him close in Grand Bapids Monday. end came. The widow and a at the Fox Corner's cemetery. Mr. understood what he believed his Bev. Merrill comes from St. through his second vear of school right in the matter." daughter. Mrs. Guy Smith, also Long was born in Milford. Mich., Centennial Finances Another decided decline in at the Michigan College of Mines Johns where he has conducted a survive. in 1849. In 1870 he was united Michigan field crop prospects oc- And to the credit of the heads successful pastorate for the past at Houghton. of most of the state's departments Funeral services were held at in marriage to Elizabeth Wilson. Charles W. Cook curred during August. A defi- After the supper at McCooks five years. He will preach his the Bowne M. E. church Wednes- To this union were born three The first Board of Trade lunch- cient amount of rainfall, coupled let it be said that each has signi- first sermon in the Lowell church eon since the Centennial was Moore took the wheel of the car fied a willingness to cooperate day afternoon. Interment in the children, two boys and one with an unusually dry sub-soil, and around \) o'clock that night next Sunday morning. Bev. and Bowne cemetery. daughter. His daughter, Bea- held Wednesday noon at Chris- has effectively reduced the yields with the governor's aims at econ- Mrs. Merrill have three children, tiansen's, at which time Chair- was shot in the back of the head omy, with the idea of keeping ex- trice Sturtevant, has taken care Heads Legion Post of all late-season crops according with a 4o-cal. revolver in the a daughter now ready for college, of him in the last two years. |man Borgerson called upon Secy. to the monthly report issued by penditures down to the figure and two sons, one in High school Walter J. Kropf for a report on hands of Markham, who occupied aimed at in the bdudget reduc- In 1887 Mr. Long came to I^ow- Herbert E. Powell. State Com- the back seat of the auto. Mark- and another ready to enter High ell. Here he married the second Charles W. Cook was elected the financial status of the Board missioner of Agriculture and tion. school. ham then drove a short distance New Laws Are time, Mattie King, in February, commander of Charles W. Clark and the Centennial, Mr. Kropf Verne H. Church. U. S. Agricul- down a side road, dragged the The Rev. A. T. Cartland, pas- 1889. For twenty-two years he Post, American Legion, al the an- furnished a complete and com- tural Statistican. Potatoes, oeans, Some men will do anything to tor here for the past four years, nual meeting last Monday eve- prehensive report which was ap- body from the car and left it in make money. A fellow ran over lived at Fox's Corners, where his ami pastures have suffered the a roadside ditch. has been assigned to the I-ake wife passed on. He then moved ning. plauded generously at the conclu- most severely. Corn, oats, bar- a chicken and killed it; he Odessa church. Both Mr. and Now Effective Other ollicers elected were as sion of the reading. The body was discovered the to 94a Vergennes road, where he ley, buckwheat, and sugar beets walked up to the farmer, pulled Mrs. Cartland will be greatly follows: Vice commander. W. The report showed total re- next morning by children on their out a dollar and said, "Will this lived until his death. show declines in condition of way to school. It was taken to missed in this community, where Mr Long-was a good father and W. Gumser; financial oflicer, G. ceipts of ?4.050 derived as fol- from five to ten points. Fruit is dollar pav for this hen I have they have served so well and Eastern Time Official in all Parts Holyoke where it was cared for neighbor, a highly respected citi- 1). Cook; historian. N. E. Borger-llows: From Centennial. 92,300; abundant, low in price, well col- killed " The farmer said, "You faithfully. Of State son; chaplain. Royden Warner; from Board of Trade budget, and where it was later claimed had better make it two dollars. I zen. He is survived by one ored. and of fine flavor. The Bev. Merrill is understood Of the 336 laws passed by the welfare oflicer. Dr. J. B. Stryker; $2,000; other sources, $350. by the uncle, F. G. Moore, of think the shock of her death daughter, Beatrice, a granddaugh- While the corn crop is slightly to have expressed the hope that 1931 legislature and signed by committeeman, George Hatch. The total expenses were $4,271, Denver, who came on to Lowell will kill the rooster. He was ter, Mrs. Fay Smith, two great below average, it promises a pro- he might some day have the op- the governor, 225 will become Charles W. Knapp is the retir- 75, rfs follows: For the Centen- with the body. mighty fond of that hen." grand children. William and Fred, duction of 43.008,000 bushels. According to Denver papers the P9rtunity to come to Lowell and effective Sept. 18. The others of Detroit, Mich., a sister, Jessie ing commander. During the past nial. $3,123.78; other items total- This is greatly in excess of the we are sure that Lowell people took effect upon approval by the year the post made a gain of 120 ing *1,149.97. killing of a former convict, Cecil Chairman Dunn, of the Michi- Aldrich, of Ponliac, and a broth- extremely poor crop of 25.276,000 are glad to know that the wish governor. The state constitu- in membership, an outstanding The balance on hand is about Porritt. at Kansas City. KanM on gan Public Utilities Commission er, Eugene, of Ionia. bushels raised in 1930. has materialized. Incidentally, record for a town of the size of *375. the morning of the same day that was credited Saturday with de- tion provides that all laws not Oats and barley were very we might remark'that the Bev. Lowell. The Centennial receipts were Stanley Moore was slain, may be claring that the commission is given immediate effect by a two- poor in the northern half of the Mr. Merrill is said to be the big- thirds vote of both house of rep- The Post spent a total of 1300 from the following sources: Con- traced to Markham. Porritt was anxious to put an end to the rap- J. H, Roberts Dies State, but the yield increased gest man in the M. E. conference. the past year for welfare work cessions, $1,000; pageant, $420; slain just a short time after Mark- idly mounting expense in con- resentatives and senate, shall be- southward and was very good in He has served as conference audi- and another 9300 for various |seat sales. $200; queen contest. ham had stolen an automobile in nection with litigation with the come effective 90-days after final Enroute to Old Home some of the extreme southern tor and held pastorates at Alma, community enterprises, including]$579. Kansas City, and had started Michigan Bell Telephone Co. adjournment of the legislature. counties. Hillsdale ami Boyne Cfty pre- The act which will have great- benches. Centennial float, etc. Mayor M. N. Henry and Alder- west. Telephone subscribers are also John H. Roberts was born in The condition of field beans vious to going to St. Johns. est effect on a majority of Michi- The making of toys at Christmas man Harry Day spoke of physical The Rocky Mountain News of desirious of seeing the end. Ontario, Canada, Feb. 8, 1859. dropped from 75 to 48 per cent of gan citizens is that making East- time by Post members brought {and financial matters affecting Denver auotes Markham, the con- It is estimated the final bill will Other appointments in which and departed this life Sept. 7 normal during August. This in- ern time official in all parts of the gladness to many children who the municipal plant and good-by fessed 19-year-old slayer, as say- exceed $250,000 unless a change Lowell and vicinity people are 1931, at Jellico, Tenn., while en- dicates a yield of only seven bu- state. After Sept. 18, railroads, might otherwise have been for- remarks were expressed by the ing: is made. interested, follow: route to Lowell, where he was to shels per acre, and a total pro- courts and other public agencies gotten. The Post also aided the Bev. A. T. Cartland. who is re- "I'll plead auilty. I did it and Alto, C. A., Lohnes; Whitney- have visited his son Harvey, and duction of 5.894.0(10 bushels as might as well stand the punish- in all parts of Michigan will op- Boy Scout movement financially moving to Lake Odessa. G. 1). compared with 4,002,000 bushels A good drizzly spell has solved ville and Snow, J. G. Baillard; family. ment—even if it means the gal- erate on Eastern time. and with the cooperation of the Cook spoke happily of Bev. Cart- last year. The Nation's crop is many a hard problem. Copemish, C. E. Maltman: Fenn- He leaves to mourn their loss, lows. I'm glad I told all about Referendum on Oleo Act Agriculture class of the High land as a neighbor and Frank F. placed at 18.725.000 bushels as ville, W. E. Beckett; Galesburg his widow, three sons and three School replanted 7.(100 pine trees Coons spoke of the favorable re- it." and Scotts, W. P. Manning; Stock- One law will not become effec- daughters, ten grandchildren and compared with 21.907.0(M) bushels By Fred D. Keister in Ionia in the municipal forest. sults of the "Buy Lower in Low- harvested last year. bridge, W. M. P. Jerrett; New tive as its operation has been de- three brothers and two sisters in Previous to the election of offi- ell Campaign," after which the County News: Buffalo. H. H. Harris; St. Joseph. layed by the filing with the De- Canada. Sugar beets have withstood "Speaking about kids hitch- cers members and other citizens board adjourned to meet Wednes- drought conditions better than Noted Women L. H. Nixon; Alma. M. A. Braund; partment of State of the requisite Mr. Roberts had made his home heard an address on "The Bene- day. Oct. 7. hiking around the country re- Fremont. J. B. Woolen; Perrin- number of signatures on petitions in Florida the last seven years, other field crops and the indicat- minds me that last Sunday 1 pick- fits of American Government," de- ed production is 412.000 tons, Evangelists ton. J. W. Roehelle; Saranac and calling for a referendum in No- prior to that time he spent forty livered by Capt. Robert O'Brien. ed up a crippled boy just outside Orleans. F. W. Frys; Lawrence. vember, 1932. This is the act years in this vicinity. He was Educational Films which is an average of 7.5 tons the city limits and took him as far F. E. Chamberlin. prohibiting the sale of serving in united in marriage to Miss Mary per acre. as Lowell, where I turned off the Coming Here public places of colored oleomar- E. Kerr, of Vergennes township, For main highway. He was about six- ginc. Nov. 8. 1888. Announcements Clubs teen years cdd. in no physical Funeral services were held at peels. The outlook is best in Rev. K. J. Stevens, local pastor, Gay Laugh Show At A new activity of the Depart- condition to'travel, but hired by Veiter's chapel. Rev. E. J. Stevens, "Fire, the Red Poacher." "Mich- the northern half of the State. announces that revival services ment of State will start on Sept. Mapes District No. 0, P. T. A. the thought he might find work will meet Sept. 25. igan's Mines and Minerals," and Prospects are poor in Minnesota will begin at the Church of the Strand This Week 18 by virtue of the law providing was the officiating minister. In- in the Flint automobile factories terment in Oakwood cemetery. "Michigan's Natural Resource In-|and North Dakota, somewhat Nazarene on Sunday, Sept. 20. for the licensing of airplanes. had left his home in Terre Haute, This law provides that all Michi- The annual Congregationa„ l ventory," are the titles of the De- doubtful in Wisconsin, and rath- and continue until Oct. 4. Ind., only to meet with bitter dis- Designed only for laughter the • - - ~ p gan-owned planes as well as church supper will be held Wed- partment of Conservation' s latest er 00r in Maine and Pennsyl- The evangelists who will assist appointment when he reached new radio picture. "Too Many vania where late blight prevails commercial planes, owned out- STRAND nesday evening, Sept. 30. 1 motion picture releases. in the work are the Hev. Miss Michigan. He was on his way Cooks." will gladden the hearts of | "Fire, the Bed Poacher." is a quite generally and where the Magdalene De Boer, preacher, side the slate but operating in ATTRACTIONS home, had no money and was the Strand theatre patrons Sun- The first fall meeting of the two reel film believed to be one crop is ripening more or less pre- and Miss Hall, singer, both of day and Mondav with it's pure Michigan, must pay a weight tax hungry, a sad plight for any and receive a license card which Woman's club will be held Wed- of the finest forest fire pictures maturely. The total production Lynchburg, Va. cargo of unadulterated hilarity mother's crippeld boy to be in. is to be fastened in the cockpit of Friday and Saturday: Buck nesday. Sept. 23. 1931, at Like;in the country. It not only de- for the United States is estimated It is said that Miss De Boer is and rollicking romance. From be- In fact, he was so tired and hun- the plane. Planes owned by Jones in "Branded." Comedy. Morrison Gardens club house. An 'picts various lire prevention, de- at 361.030,000 bushels as com- not only an outstanding evange- ginning to end the pitturc is a gry he could hardly talk when I persons not resident in Michigan, "June First.", Cartoon, "Tratlic interesting program has been pre- lection, and fighting methods but pare with 343,230.000 bushels in list but an accomplished musician pageant of funny situations, snap- stopt and took him in. A hurried can operate in the state rbr 90 Troubles." Movietone News. pared and all members are urged includes pictures of some of 1930. also, playing the vibra, harp and py dialogue, humorous charactei; search of the editorial trousers days provided they engage in no Sunday and Monday: Bert to be present. I Michigan's larger forest fires. Michigan peaches and apples concert cathedral chimes. work and bizarre camera action. revealed a trifling sum in silver, commercial activity. Wheeler. Dorothy Lee and Bosco ] "Michigan's Mines and Miner- are far more pientiful than in but it was enough to get him a Bert Wheeler, star of a host of Ales in "Too Many Cooks." Com- . . . , „ als" is a one reel picture showing any recent year. There is about MRS. NELLIE K. ANDREWS comedy features, displays a new c restaurant meal and the last thing edy. New. Novelty. Pj . IWVL fr"/ various mine and quarry opera. 50 per cent of a full crop of I saw of the kid he was making personality in his whimsical, ro- TRAGEDY STIRS ROCKFORD S BACK ON LEDGER STAFF Tuesday and Wednesday: Eddie ,ifv Qoni oi hpof„n?nincluding copper, iron, and pears. 00 per cent of a crop of his way as fast as possible to a mantic part of a small town From Bockford Register: day, Sept. -4. bi ginning at 0.30. san mini.s xhe newly developed grapes, 02 per cent of a crop of swain bead over heels in love. Ddwiing in "Honeymoon Lane." Mrs. Nellie K. Andrews will re- bit of beef and brown gravy. I The untimely and tragic death oil industry is also pictured. plums, and 70 per cent of a melon Dorothy Lee is Bert's inspiration Comedy, "The Lease Breakers." sbme work as local reporter for censure parents who allow their of young Stanley Moore of Lowell The . Order of the Eastern Star Activities and purposes of the crop. . Prices.. are . low and the and again proves beyond doubt Paramount Pictorial. Kinogram The Ledger, beginning Monday. boys to leave home under such has stirred the people of Rockford wil.ill give a card party on Monday| Land Economic Survey are shown quality of all fruits is excellent, her right to stardom. Support- News. Mrs. Andrews was given a "leave conditions. There is no work for in no light manner. Mr. Moore evvening . Sept__ . 21. in the new lin "Michigan's Natural Besource This is a year when householders ing the stars is our old friend. of absence" several months ago the stranger in a strange land, was well known among the electric ubea n room at Runcima« . n 1 inventory^ can economi2e through extensive Bosco Ales, famous for his comi- Overheard in the Postoffice in order that she might enjoy a and to me it seems the height of younger people in this vicinity be- elevator. t Take your choice of Reipase f th ne pictures home canning, a^d thereby assist cal stuttering roles, and he brings well-earned vacation, during folly to go searching for the acre cause of his great interest in Y. Lady Patron—I've been expect- games—bridge, pedro or euchre. br|ntf, Dena'tivnt'* "'"i 1«- Michigan orowers in disposing of of diamonds that does not exist. back his archaic three-seated one lheir which time she has visited Flori- work. He was active in Camp ing a package of medicine for a Ibrary to 15 reels of pictures :,bim,,anl fruit croP- But be that as it may—let's be horse hack that he used in "Cim o?l da and many other points. Miss Shawandassee in Muskegon coun- w eek and it hasn't come yet. The Woman's Auxiliary of the conservation in Michigan. These humanely decent to the wander- arron" and is responsible for not Abby Malcolm has been acting ty and had been a leader there Postmaster Borgerson:—Jusi fill American Legion will not meet at pictures, printed on non-inflam- Good Clubbing Offer er as he comes across our path— a few 'of the hearty laughs this reporter during Mrs. Andrews' for a number of seasons. It is out this form and slate the nat- its next regular meeting night mable stock, are available in Your choice of either the and be truly thankful that but for comedy evokes. As a sure cure temporary absence. rare indeed when a young man ure of your complaint. because of the national conven- both 35mm and 10mm sizes. They the grace of God it might be our for the blues "Too Many Cooks" Michigan Farmer or the Ohio makes such a real place for him- Lady Patron—Well, if you real- tion in Detroit, but will be held may be borrowed by any school, Farmer in combination with TTie own boy out there alone on the can be recummendcd. Good Clubbing Offer self in a community like Lowe*!. iy must know, it's gas on the Monday night. Sept. 28, at the club, or other organization for Ledger for $2.25 per year. hills." The Lowell Ledger and etther He had shown great qualities of stomach. home of Mrs. Don Niles, corner the cost of transportation from the Michigan Parmer or the Ohio Ledger want ads. bring the best leadership and his influence had Monroe and High streets. Elec- the Educational Division of the Advertise in The Ledger and get Fanner for $2.25 the year. Read Warn CoIuoul a!l been for the best in life. Read the Ledfer ada. tion of officers at that time. 17-18 Department at Lansing. results. $ TWO THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER >nd ALTO SOLO. THI RSDAY. SEPTEMBBR 17. 1931 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 THREE CUT THE STARS th( Dwell Ctdgcr A group of motion picture exhibitors in [•CHUnCH PUREBRED RAN SOME DEPRESSIONS This and That Lowell Items and Alio Solo New York recently launched a campaign m HOYT'S korner Home-Made against the excessive costs of films to the Bulldara' Hardware and Buildars' Supplies MERCHANT'S Published every Thursday momiog at 210 WORSE THAN THIS From Around of25, 30 and operators of theatres. TRUCK COMING PublUhad In lnl»r«tl ol Lowell and Vlclnlf Edlt*d by M. D. Hoyt. PAUL REVERE- CHOCOLATES SAVE 71c Eiist Main Street, Lowell, Michigan. Entered The attack centered around the excessive FIRST METHODIST CHURCH By ROME C. STEPHENSON Vol. 2 the Old Town 35 Years Ago h\ Postoffice at Lowell, Michigan, as Second payment to actors and actresses, known as Thurwlar. BapiamlKr 17, IUI No. II NITE All are invited to the services PruiitntAmiricauRamktriAiiixialion In hit famous ride thru the country Class Mattfr. "stars." They criticised a company which next Sunday. 25c lb. Obtain your Thursday While you renew and beautify your floors SEPT. 29 AND 30 /\NE of the most slgnlflcant as- One swallow may not make Why are there fewer acci- inued a call of defiance and not one of Kmil Christiansen, of Grand Sept. 13, 190fi—25 Years Ago R. G. JEFFERIES paid one actress a week for ten Morning worship and sermon a summer, but two or three dents on the railroad than Hopids, railed on Lowell friends Night Quest Ticket to by the newly appointed pastor, ^ pecta of the present business make a fall. Mrs. Frenando Page, of Wash- and woodwork. weeks and urged operators of theatres to period Is that while we had a spoe- with automobiles? Well, the Saturday. H. C. SCOTT ington, I). ('... visited Mrs. Phoebe: Editor and Publisher Rev. Hay W. Merrill, at 10:30 a. (Continued from First Page) engineers do not hug the fear. the Strand at any of use their screens to advise the public that it m. u I a t I t e Mrs. J. L. Nudell, of Flint, was Tate. 1931 Member of A number of advanced orders An Iowa fanner, motoring firemen. Home of Good Home- these Lowell Estab- pays for "the most colossal orgy of extrava- Church school at 11:45 a. m. panic and through Ibe Carolina mount- It feemt that the glaring need of this a visitor at the home of Mrs. Wil- Sylvesler Brower quite ill. INTRODUCTORY OFFER Michigan Press Associition have been received for rams on bur Pennock last week. Made Candies llsments The Daniel Verlin barn near gance known to |>eacetime industry." Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- which special service is given in while we have ains, reproached a local farm- Before long, fall rainstorms ning. community if more tuch power as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krum, of Ada was destroyed by lire. Those acquainted with the industry fully selecting individuals lo fill the de- bad a general er driving his hogs out to will be beating on your house. Sherwin-Williams Mar Not Fast-Dri Varnish, Subscription Rates Payable in Advance: The annual meeting of the • o o n o m 1 c pasture on the grass. "In our Grand Hapids, spent the week-end ROBT. HAIIN'8 (JROCKRY Harry Shuter relurned to Low- scription as lo characteristics Safety first will lead folks lo ell to clerk for I). G. Look. Year $2.00; Six months, 81.00. realize that the independent operator of a Woman's Missionary society will breakdown yet country we pen them up and Paul Revere—Men thai dare get up wilh Mrs. Ella Jakeway. Charles Brown spenl the week- wanted. These individuals are putn little roof cement around STOCKING'S STORE Mrs. Frank Plckard went to quart can of above and 2)2 inch varnish picture theatre is at the mercy of the film be held al the home of Mrs. F. F. fatten them on corn. It saves James Hatch, of Saranac, was a end with his wife and daughter. Throe months, 50c; Single Copies 5c. then reserved and delivered on we have not soil pipes and new Hashing Ohio lo visit relatives. Coons, Friday, Sept. 18, at 2:30 p. so much time." and tell the world that Lowell it, was dinner guest of his cousin, ClilT producing companies, which succeed in the truck. There is no extra had any sem- aroun-1 the chimneys lo stop Miss Irene Heusser spent part FORD'S HARDWARE Mrs. James Lmicks left for her! brush (vulcanized in rubber), $2.10value for m. Election of ollicers, a book The mountaineer drawled Hatch, one day last week. The Lowell Ledger, established June, evading anti-trust laws to secure cooperation charge for this service or no pur- blance of a the bad leaks. Mule-Hide and always will be a community where of lasl week In Grand Hapids. home in l.os Angeles, Calif. review and other program fea- chase deposit. If the rain is not financial panic, back: "Yaas, I s'pose so; but cement is the ticket. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Harrow, WEAVER'S MARKET 1893, by Frank M. Johnson; The Alto Solo, and which sell their production under iron- tures. Let every member be what's time to a hawg?" W. E. Hall Is spending a few- Misses Malie and Ona Gould re- satisfactory on delivery another •uch as oc- of Grand Hapids, spenl Saturday established January, 1904. Consolidated clad terms often unjust to the theatre oper- present. Friends are also in- the best people live. days in Toledo, ().. on business. REGENT BARBER SHOP lurned from a several weeks' selection can be made from the curred In 1907, The new shop foreman, in- with Mrs. Caroline Coulter. visit with relatives and friends in $1.39 June, 1017. ator who has to buy or close his business. vited. extra rams on the truck. Order Only once or twice in a troducing himself to his men, Mrs. F. A. Gould is spending a VcrjrenneH Church and In other lifetime the average family We feel that Look's Drug Store, like Miss Hernice Lee left Monday few weeks villi relatives in To- SIGLER'S Rochester, N. Y. While the public may not be so much in- blanks may be received from years when the remarked: "I can lick any morning for Grand Hapids to at- Edward Houser recovering sinceinii.O presestn.C MHMH M your agricultural agent or from builds a home; and only once man in the shop." ledo. , STRAND CHOC. SHOP ADVERTISING RATES credit and Paul Revere, is a pioneer and will con- tend McLachlan's Business col- slowly from a relapse, caused by terested in where the profits are being made Let all be presont at the morn the Animal Husbandry Extension R. C. STEPHENSON or twice in a lifetime do Mrs. William Loveless and son DISPLAY MATTER—30c per col. inch. monetary ma- Mike stepped forward and lege. burns received in July 4th acci- in this industry, it should be interested in ing service at 9 a. m. Sunday to Department, Michigan State Col- prices hit the bottom. How said: "You can't lick me." Haymond, have moved lo n pari HUNTER - STEED W. C. Hartman chinery broke down and we had tinue to give the folks in this com- Misses Janet Hill and Mary denl. (Advertisers using (i inches or more weekly on the advisability of improving the standard welcome the new pastor. Sun- lege. shrewd it would be to bitch "Then go to the ofilce and of Hie Claude Ueadle home. day school at 10 a. in. money panics, suspension of specie Jane Hulherford spent Friday McQUEEN MOTOR CO. Armour Miche, of Keene, passed yearly orders, 25c per col. inch. Persons in need of a ram are the two occasions together get your time. I won't have Mrs. Edna Harkley and children Phone 38 215 W. Main St. of pictures offered the public. While lliis payments and kindred disasters. munity the best in drug store mer- with friends al Charlotte and away. -ISLAND SQUARES"—75c each Issue. invited to attend one of the ram and save a thousand of dol- any man around here that I of Porlland, spent Sunday even- C. H. RUNCIMAN reform must necessarily come from the pub- None of these elements of a true lars. Now is the. time of Olivet. Tlie foundation for L. J. Post's WANT ADS—1 cent per word with minimum CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB truck meetings. In case you do can't lick." chandise first. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley new- residence completed and financial panic has been present In times. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford (iibson. ROTH & BREZINA charge of 25 cents. lic itself it is high lime that the standard of Sunday Bible school at 10 a. m. not place a previous order a suit- Crooks. frame work started. able selection can be made from this depression of the 1930'b. At no of Grand Hapids, spenl last week eeeeeeeee s+eeeeees CARD OF THANKS—10c per line. entertainment be improved by the producers Church services at 11 a. m. In the Want Adv. section— Mrs. Jack Hartley has returned R. VANDYKE Mr-.. Frances Parks, of Grand the sale rams carried except if time was the banking structure as The materials for a house al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- OBITUARIES—No chargc for 150 words. Above of Hh' pictures. Revival starts Sunday morning Personals: John, please come lo her home in Detroit afler Haven, visited her sisler, Mrs. J. with Hev. Miss De Boer, and hef you wish a special age or a spe- a whole shaken, despite the unpre- which cost $1500 a year ago ler Gibson. that and for poetry 10 cents per line. —o—o— home; your wife has just pre- LOOK'S DRUG STORE spending a few days with Lowell LOOK'S DRUG STORE K. Lee. singer, Miss Hall, both being tal- cial breed. In this case your re- cedented rate of small bank failures we can furnish for ^1200 to- sented you with another de- Mr. and Mrs. William Hoth, of relatives. Dr. Elmer E. Sayles and family, An additional charge will be made on readers, BEWARE OF "VAST ESTATES.** ented singers. Services every quest can be filled through a that It had to absorb. At no time day. Where can you save duction from your income Fenwlck, spent Sunday wilh the T. A. GAZELLA of Baldwin, visited at Ihe E. F. classilled, cards of thanks and obituaries LOWELL, MICH. Miss Doris MacFarlane, of Bad night for two weeks. Your time previous order. Most of the was the banking and credit machin- $300 easier than that? tax. latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. El- Denny home. if charged. Most residents of Kent County are famil- Axe, speifl the weH-end with W. C. HARTMAN will be well repaid and you will ranis carried are yearlings of the ery unable lo extend support to the mer Plelcher. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arthur Brown iar with the swindle based on the letter Shropshire, Hampshire, and Ox- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. enjoy all of these services. Sun- panic-stricken and broken stock Perrin McQueen, of Chicago, COONS* and children left for Iheir home i MacFarlane. ON LIVING IN A SMALL TOWN from a Spanish prisoner, who offers for a day, October 4th will be the big ford breeds, while a few Lincoln, 111., spenl the week-end wilh his in Portland. Ore., afler spending ;; markets and cooperation to all HOYT LUMBER CO. Mrs. Jack Bnnnon and Mrs. Hus- rally day. Remember the dates. nambouillet, and Blacktop De- brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. HOUSEMAN'S MARKET Ihe summer wilh Dr. and Mrs. Mc- cash contribution to share vast estates, the kinds of business and manufactur- sell Smith spenl Friday with Hie There are so many reasons why people Miss DeBoer will also have her laines will also be included. Oth- "Everything To Build Anythlni" Going to Detroit? Bruce McQueen. Dannell and other relatives. location of which is known only to him but er breeds are brought along only ing. Anyone would have been a former's sister, Mrs. l-!d. PolrullV HENRY'S DRUG STORE who live in small towns have a better time Xylophone and bells. Don't miss Editor's Mail Box Nora Hafey, of Lakeview. (ilh which he cannot enjoy on account of his on special request. A few aged wise prophet who could have fore- Phone 16-F2 Lowell, Mich. in Grand Hapids. of it than those who live in the big cities that a service. There will be chil- Stay at the Park Avenue Hotel for District president of the W. H. C., GOULD S CRISPETTE Sept. 12, 1901—.10 Years Ago imprisonment. dren's meetings each afternoon at individuals will be carried this told that our banking and credit Mr. and Mrs. Don Phillips spent structure would stand up so well Real Economy called on Mrs. Bessa Hatch the W. H. Blaisdell, a Lowell busi- there isn't room to put them all down here. 4:15. year as they are being offered al Fridav afternoon and evening W. E. HALL 1 here are countless other schemes of the first of the week. ness man from 1X.*>.') lo 1895. died Hut one of tlie things that make our city Thursday. Sept. 17th there will lower price due to their age under conditions so bad. Our renders have no doubt no- St. Johns, Mich., Sept. 7, 1931 with Mr. and Mrs. Halph Hoerma same nature, the trick being to persuade be an all-day missionary rally, and because it will help their Mr. H. G. Jefferies. Miss Hetty Foster and friend, in Grand Hapids. WARNER & SCOTT al his home after a lingering ill- cousins mad is that we small-town and coun- Finance Taking Cuts ticed the display advertising of of Lansing, called on Lowell rela- ness. Americans to contribute money to prosecute with Dr. Goodwin, one of our owners in making a change of the Park Avenue Hotel, Detroit, Editor Lowell Ledger: Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Crooks try folk have so much more to say about Angry Farmers Spill the Milk tives and at the Wesley Johnson RICHMOND CAFE ClilTord Loomis, formerly of general superintendent's with us rams. And banking and corporate finance running in our columns, in ad- I have just finished reading and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson alleged claims for imaginary estates. home at Morse Lake. Lowell, was married to Miss Nora the government of our state and of the na- who will speak Thursday eve- All individuals are sold with In this period of depression are nn- dition to which ye editor would your fine report of the Lowell spenl Sunday at St. Johns, Ithaca LOWELL BAKERY We were under the impression that Ameri- the guaranlee that they will prove Mr. and Mrs. M. Schnur and Benge, al Augusta. tion than they do. ning, We count it a real privil- fiinchlngly taking their portions of like to add a word or two of his Centennial in your issue of Aug. and Crystal Lake. can citizens were wise enongh by lliis time edge to have Dr. Goodwin with to be breeders provided they are 13lh. It's a remarkable writeup mother, of Grand Hapids, were CHRISTIANSEN'S CONF'Y. Newell Raymond and family A writer in a recent issue of The American short rations and enforced self-de- own. Misses Esther Sterzick ami moved from Keene lo Lowell. to leave these projects alone, but, apparently us. Hev. H. V. Starr, our dis- given proper feed and care. The The Park Avenue Hold, most of that important event and there Sunday afternoon guests at the Anna Green, Gordon and Junior John Flynn had two bones Mercury points out that one voter in Echols trict superintennent will also be registration papers and transfers nial thai the nation's need for re- should be some depository of Wilbur Pennock home. HODGES GROCERY not, for Ambassador Dawes has issued a conveniently located on Park Ave- Sherwood attended a theater in broken in his right hand by a County, Georgia, has as much to say about with us. Plan |o hear these out- will be taken care of through the adjustment demands. Interest rates safety where that issue of The Mrs. Herniece Andrews, Hollis warning, urging Americans not to be duped nue, al Sprout, is conceded on all Grand Hupids Sunday afternoon. O. J. YEITER playful kick from one of his standing men of God. Sheep Breeders' Association un- on money, yields on securlUes and sides to be the most outstanding Ledger could be placed that it Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil the State's all'airs on election day as 35 Mrs. Neil Blakeslee, Mrs. W. H. horses. by "blackleg" lawyers into sending any Don't send your child, bring der the direct supervision of the might be brought to life for re- Hibler allended the ball game at SHATTUCK'S FRUIT MKT. voters in Atlanta. Atlanta has 11 per cent dividends on corporate Investment hotel value in Detroit. The rooms Cholerton and Mrs. Jack Hannon Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Ward, of him to Sunday school. Extension specialist. reading by the survivors of the Hamona Park Thursday. money to prosecute claims in foreign coun- have all dropped to levels that con- are large and comforlable, every attended the First M. E. church Bradner, ()., visited friends and of Georgia's population and pays 21 per cent "A class for everv age." Now is Time to Invest one with bath (tub and hower)— next hundred years. HOYT LUMBER CO. tries. Mrs. Phil S. Krum returned in Grand Hapids Sunday morn- relatives in Lowell and Freeport. of the ad valorem taxes, but has only 1.4 Junior service at () o'dock. stitute drastic reductions In the the finest of service—everything Absent from home for some Sheepmen, this is the year and Sunday from Grand Rapids, ing. STILES BEAUTY SHOP Amos B. Smith reentered the em- Regular N. Y. P. S., at 6:45. time to invest in a good purebred compensation of capital. These are new and modern—and only a few- weeks on the shore of I^ake Mich- where she spent two weeks with per cent of the members of the lower house Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Green and ploy of H. B. Boylan in the hard- A WARNING TO WOMEN Special music and singing. ram. Hams of good type will but part of the necessary economic short blocks from the business, igan al South Haven, I was un- her sister, Mrs. Harry Wisner. WEPMAN CUT RATE ST. of the state Legislature. able to attend the great event son, and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Hick- ware store. E. J. Stevens, pastor. sire more uniform and belter type realignments that all phases of the shopping and theatre district. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxanf. That disclosure leads the New York Times If girls and unmarried women of Kent where 60,000 visitors congregated ner called on relatives near and RALPH S TIRE & RADIO W. H. Mason died very sudden- lambs and lambs which will ma- country's working life must go Hates: Single, 92, 82.50 and 83; (nee Evelyn Knee,) of Whiteflsh lo enjoy Hie celebration. Ex-Gov- in Remus, and also Greenville, ly in Grntlan, aged 74 years. He to remark that one voter in Putnam County, county require a warning they should get CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ture earlier. double. $3, $4 and $5. The dining Point, spent part of last week through before a general revival of ernor Osborn was a happy choice Sunday. STORMZAND GARAGE w-as keeper of the old Lowell less than thirty miles north of the big city, one in the recent revelation that a man in Christian Science services are These characteristics will in- room service—our word for it—is wilh relatives and friends here. hotel during the Civil war. business acUvlty can start. on the part of Lowell citizens in Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarlane ;; To those who are unfamiliar with our mer- held every Sunday morning at 11 crease their selling price and the unsurpassed anywhere, and at BLUE MILL SUPER SERV. Mrs. Geo. Morse filled the posi- has as much to say at Albany as five voters West Virginia, using matrimonial agencies "It Is my belief—Indeed It Is my choosing a speaker for such an Misses Heulah Whitby and Ei- and family, of Detroit, were o'clock over the Lowell Stale ultimate profit when the lambs moderate within-reason prices. tion of stenographer and type- : I chandise—we extend a cordial invitation to in New York itself. There are similar sit- as a source of names, lured two women to occasion. Sure he was able to leen Kinyon spent over the week- week-end guests of the former's bank. hope—that the tempo of the next You may rest assured that the GEE'S HARDWARE his home and killed them. are placed on the market. Besides give your great gathering a his- vienmd wit«iiihi th.me latter'"""ys uncle anmudu parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Mac- writer for Loveland & Force. !: visit our store—look at our furniture dis- uations in even- state which has large cities. Subject for lesson sermon for when sheep are low in price it is cycle of prosperity will be some- Park Avenue Hotel will measure S. P. Hicka and wife allended up to all one could desire in a tory of all the Lowells in the na- aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley, parlane. ART H. HILL plays—compare our prices with whatever Chicago is always complaining that "down- From Alabama comes the wail of a young September 20 is "Matter." advisable to save the best ewe what more moderate than the mad in Detroit. the G. A. H. encampment al homey, cheerful, well-conducted tion where history was in the All are cordially invited. lambs and if thev are well bred Mrs. Yard Haymond and Mr. H. L. WEEKES Cleveland. store you wish. 3-piece Living Room Suites state" members run the Illinois Legislature, lady, "1 only wrote him in fun, and just whirl of Jazz that brought the last place to live when business or making; an encyclopedia of in- Mrs. John S. Dergin spenl lasl you will help build up the quality and Mrs. Jones and children, of Orson Rolf injured at Cadillac think—this terrible thing might have hap- one to a close. I think It will be formation on (histoilical events, week wilh her sister, Mrs. John as low as $97.50. while the constitution of the State of New of your flock. The wide spread pleasure calls you lo the Michigan Detroit, camped in the tourist MELODY FARM DAIRY while unloading lumber and was York contains a provision which prevents pened to me." How many thoughtless CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH agreed that the worst aspect of the metropolis. Mr. Osborn stands today in a class P. Murphy, of Grand Hapids. She camp here lasl Saturday night, in prices between different grades by himself. An orator of excep- also visited Mrs. Mike Verlin and brought to his Lowell home. Sunday school at 10 a. m. collapse of that period of false pros- and on Sunday visited Oakwood F. P. Mac FARLANE New York City from ever having a majority women, seeking a "thrill,** carry oil such of lambs on the market clearly Mrs. Mary Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson re- Church services al 11 a. m. Advertise in The Ledger and get tional ability with a personality cemetery, also called on some of in either house of the Legislature. foolish correspondence ? shows the necessity of studying perity Is the condition of insecurity as striking as he is forceful in ; STRAND BEAUTY SHOPPE lurned from a two weeks' visit al ROTH & BREZINA . . r Dairy refused to cooperate with the Sanitary Milk results. V. A. Snell, of the Lowell Mr. Raymond's former friends. his boyhood home in Albion, N. the business and the advisability for employment which It caused. 00 0 speech, fit him for the lecture This condition is a survival of the original .. ' •outhern Illinois. Members of the association Sprayer Co., left on Monday on Charles Decker and Dr. Lough- Y., and at Butlalo. Niagara Falls FURNITURE GERMAN M. E, CHURCH of producing market topping Unemployment is our greatest pub- platform where his audience is rttaliited by holdina: up .a train of milk tracks bound for St. Lonti an extended business trip to Hn. of Clarksville, called al the : NY LOWER III LOWELL and the Pan American exposition. distribution of political authority according NOTES AND COMMENTS German preaching Sunday at lambs. Good breeding is essen- certain lo receive the worth of lic problem today. ind letting 4,000 gallons flow onto the pavement at St. Jacob, III. New York, Philadelphia and oth- home of J. C. Hatch recently on The Ledger told of Ihe assassin- W. A. Roth, Licensed Mortician to locality and not according to population. 10 o'clock. tial if this is to be done. their money. •eeeeeseeeeeee^ Unemployment Is the worst wage er eastern points. their way home from Big Hapids, eeeeee< Bible school at 11 o'clock, a. in. Experiments conducted by the Thanks, my friend, in remem- fltlc 1 of President William Mc- Ambulance and Funeral Service And. on the whole, we see no reason to Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gibson, where they had visited the form- Kinley. You are cordially invited. United Slates Department of Agri- cut that the worker can suffer. It bering me with a copy of The change it. Population has been drifting This is the time of the year that the neigh- with Mr. and Mrs. L. Andrews, of er's mother-in-law, who has been Store Phone 50® Night Phone 330 John Claus, pastor. culture shows that purebred rams Is the worst cause of stagnation Ledger containing an account of CARD OF THANKS bors are trying to figure out how the Jones St. Joe, enjoyed a motor trip last in the hospital in that city for Sept. 18, 1896—35 Years Ago away from the farms in the past few years, used on scrub ewes have in- that business has to strive against. the Centennial gathering, the took their vacation. week to Kentucky. Indiana, Ten- several weeks. but a whole lot of the drift never got any CATHOLIC PARISHES creased the value of their off- The sooner we can get our masses events which took place and the We wish to express our heart- Mrs. Jane Talbot Donovan, aged • • • nessee and Illinois. Mrs. Herbert Brezina and 155 years, died at her home in farther than the nearby country towns and spring as much as 80 per cent as of workers back Into Jobs on almost large list of names of many who felt thanks to the kind friends St. Mary's—Lowell Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Lawrence, daughter Patricia, of Grand Hap- Lowell. branch banking business at that compared with the c o m m o n any terms the better It will be both were present, all of which 100 and neighbors for Ihe help, kind- DR. R. T. LUSTI6 villages, and now there is beginning a swing Financial tip: This is the time to borrow, Rev. Fr. Jewell, pastor. Mrs. Clara McCarty and two ids, spenl from Wednesday until Mr. and Mrs. 1). E. Plelcher stand. Helen King in charge. lambs which results from use of for capital and labor. years from now will be read with ness and flowers in sickness and if you can. Later when money is plentiful, daughters were Sunday dinner Friday with Mrs. Grace Gibson F. E. Holmes entered the em- DR. E. M. SCHAEFFER back from the big cities to the land again. 7:00 a. in.. Low Mass, sermon. poorly bred rams. If a purebred interest by those who are in both death of Wellington Long, also were called lo South Haven by you can pay it back—maybe. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry and olher relatives. Mrs. Dr. ploy of Ihe Lowell Slate bank. Farmers have their troubles, and so do 9:00 a. m., High Mass and ser- ram is used on forty ewes and youth and vigor carrying on, let- the comforting words of Hev. Ihe illness of his moher. OSTEOPATHIC • • • mon. Fuller, of Grand Hapids. Jackson, of Grand Hapids. spent A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherrard, of Fallasburg, sires 50 lambs which have a sell- ting the world know that the Clans. small town business men, but they are tri- Six Cylinder Sentences Friday aflernnon al Ihe Gibson E. H. Quick. raised a watermelon weighing 33 Physicians and Surgeons ing value of at least 50c each over Lowell of 2031 has lost none of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Evans and Daugh., Mrs. Beatrice Sturtevant. Contrary to the belief of many the mass of O home, and Mrs. Brezina and pounds. lling compared with the troubles of city St. Patricks Parnell lambs not sired by a purebredi jits pep and vigor. baby, of Holland, spent the week- Granddaughter. Mrs. Fay Smith. B. E. Quick & Co. purchased Madison Square Grand Rapids our people are anxious to pay their debts, daughters accompanied her home. the H. B. Loveland shoe slock people in times of industrial distress and un- Hev. Fr. McNeal, pastor. ram, the increased selling price By DR. JOHN W. HOLLAND Sincerely yours, end wilh Mrs. Evans' parents, Sister, Mrs. Jessie Aldrich. Phones 38702—38019—30518 and will do so whenever they can. 8:00 a. m., Low Mass and ser- 171/2% John W. Filzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGlochlin. Mrs. Belle Collar, of Grand and moved same inlo Ihe Lee Use The Ledger want column of the 50 lambs is $25.00, or The worker who does quality Brother, Mr. Eugene Long. (pl7 employment. For one thing, the city dwell- • • • mon. enough difference to make up the work is rarely ever dis- Mrs. Evans and baby remained Hapids, spenl the week-end wilh block. ff you have anything for sale, for er has to have cash in his pocket or starve. for a visit. Miss Cora Goodsell employed rent, lost or found. Advertising in The Ledger won't work 10:00 a. m., High Mass and ser- purchase price this year of a qualified. CARD OF THANKS her mother, Mrs. Ruth Freeman. CARD OF THANKS We know many good citizens who don't mon. Mrs. Wilbur Pennock and two They were joined Sunday by the in the oflice of Crobbs AHunter, B. N. SHEPARD, M. I. miracles, because it is no longer miracle for good purebred ram. it pays to Flirtation Is mighty fiat lo St. Patrick's—Parnell use purebred rams as a good sire We wish to express our most children spent Sunday with her former's daughter, Mrs. Ruth Florists, in Grand Bapids. Phon* 47 handle as much cash in a year as thousands those whose hearts know Never Failing We wish lo express our sin- ('apt. J. L. Somerby, wife and advertising to sell merchandise. Hev. Fr. E. H. Pacette, pastor. will make more improvement in loyal love. sincere appreciation to our rela- parenls, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Erb George and three children, of LOWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY of city folks spend for a month's rent, but • • • cere thanks to our many friends liltle son. of Los Angeles, visited I K. ALTLAND, M. I. Services al 8:30 or 10:00 a. m., a llock of sheep than in any oth- The reason why the young tives, friends, neighbors and at Delton, and w-as accompanied Grand Hapids, and all called at GRAHAM BLDG.—WEST SIDE and neighbors for the many acts W. J. Atkins. Phon* 100 we haven't noticed any of them starving. alternating with Mission Church. er class of livestock. members of the L. O. O. M. for home by her mother, who will the homes of John and Frank It is about time for something to be done should stay good Is that CUT To Please— of kindness shown Abby and for Addle J., daughter of Mr. and -OPEN- And the few who have had hard luck and their kindness and sympathy, for spend a few days. Freeman, ond Hoy Kyser in Negonce Block, Lowell. about the hunters who are getting ready to Places of Meetings badness burns up their lovely flowers during her long ill- Mrs. Bdsoil O'Harrow-, of Lowell Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday faith. the beautiful floral offerings and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cogswell, South Boston, in the afternoon. Office Hours, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. have had to have help from their neighbors shoot when they see the bushes moving. LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH Dates and places where these ness and death. township, age 20 years, an invalid from 2 to 8 p. m. Blessed is the man who suc- the use of automobiles, during of Grand Hapids, accompanied bv Mrs. 1). G. Look, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Odell. Office Phono 36 haven t had to sacrifice their self-respect in • * • Sunday school, 10:30. meetings will be held will be an- Try taking the family ont for several years, passed away. AUDIE E. POST. Librarian ceeds In making a suc- the illness and death of our hus- their uncle and aunt, J. C. Hatch Look Burger, Mrs. H. P. Golfred- Adelberl Odell. Preaching, 11:30. nounced in next week's paper. C. Guy Perry and family moved accepting a "lift" over the temporary rough We feel relieved! The government is print- cess out of his first fail- from time to time to dine. band and father. Also Hev. E. and wife, spenl Sunday al the col- sen, Mrs. L. W. Hulherford and Mrs. Carrie Odell. Young people's meeting, 6:3a Sheep owners interested in pur- In Labor Charge inlo the Bunker house on the ad- going. J. Stevens for the kind words lage of the former, on the island daughter, Mary Jane, Mrs. P. E. ing some $1,000,000 certificates, and you chasing a ram from the truck ure. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Otzman. dition. Preaching at 7:30. Dining out in a good rest- and Mr. H. D. Stocking and Mr. in Thornapple river. Fineis, Mrs. F. F. Rosewarne, JOHN R. STRYKER As far as we can find out, the small towns should get in touch with County Do not expect much of your- Fred Soules opened a barber know how we always hated to carry a thick Everyone invited to all of these Harlcy Maynard who so gracious- Mrs. Clyde Collar, Mrs. H. T. Ford. H. P. QOTFREDKR of the whole United Stales have got along services. Agent K. K. Vining at once. self If you allow other aurant ia always appreciat- Mrs. C. A. Perry returned lo Setting New Record shop in Train's Opera House -DENTIST— wad of bills. people always to make ly donated their services. her home at Bangor Thursday- Mrs. Heuben Lee, and Mrs. Oscar PhyalciMi and Surgeon • • • A. J. Hoelscma, pastor. block. Phone 216 Hoara 9 to I better through these past two years of de- up your mind. On All Repair Work at ed—It never fails to please. Mrs. Gilford Johnson after spending two weeks with Rice, of Porlland, attended a 1 Almost Universal Saying Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. The Lowell Slate Bank pur- OVER CITY STitfE BANK Open Wednesday and Saturday pression than the big cities have done. And In this day of modern transportation small Fault-finding is the most friends in Saranac and Lowell. chased the furniture and fixtures LOWELL, MI«1GAN S. LOWELL M. E. CHURCH and Family. Harry Shuter al her home in Eveniug, 7 to 9 if there is anything really worth having in The phraBe, "The last straw mole-eyed, satan-lnsplred She was accompanied home by- and rented the offices of C. J. towns have to fight for their lives, but if they Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. breaks the camel's back," has Its l^nsing Thursday. Bridge was Office Phone, 222-2; House, 222-8 | Thnlrfay afteraooBS city life that we haven't got right here at Job to which otherwise Mrs. Hattie Scott, who returned Church & Son, to conduct 0fflee fight, and their inhabitants work together, Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. prototype In the old Spanish prov- good brains can be pat Webster Bros. Riehsoid'i Cafe Good CInbbInf Offer in the evening. Ihe diversion of the afternoon. Members of other churches not erb, 'The ass endures the load bat home, we don't know what it is. they will win out. m. bywenem Newspaper Union.) Your choice of either the Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and Those from out of town who • • « having evening services are cor- not the overload," and there la an- On the whole, perhaps, it's just as well Phone 347 Lowell Michigan Farmer or the Ohio daughter Shirley and Miss Char- attended the funeral of Gilford dially invited to join us. other which says, "Tls the last that the cities don't run everything, so long About the only thing about the price of Reductions have also been made Farmer in combination wilh The lene Taylor spent Sunday with Johnson were: Mr. and Mrs. Prayer meeting at the church feather that breaks the horse's Ledger for $2.25 per year. Earl Vanderlip, of Lansing; Mr. Typewriter paper, 20c lb. at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Slaal in Keene. as people have to eat and we country folk wheat and cotton is that thirty years from Thursday at 7:30 p. m. back." The proverb, "The pitcher and Mrs. Leo Crawford and Ledger office, New and better Miss Katherine Slaal returned have to raise their food for them. now, a lot of farmers will be able to say, Rev. Charles Lohnes, pastor. goes so often to the water that It on many of the Chevrolet parts. daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry * quality. with them and attended the thea- la broken at last," also may be Hansen, of Greenville, Mr. anil Sunshine, fresh air—and "well, I remember when—" ter in the evening. • • • traced back to many people. The Mrs. "J. B. Campbell, of Ovid, and M. E. CHURCH—ALTO CHARGE Mrs. Harry Patterson and two THE FIRE LOSS French assert: "The Jug goes so Mrs. Emma Kitchen, Mrs. T. Sib- Services Sunday: children, of Alma, spenl from Lowell is not going to grow as a result of often to the water that It stays No time like the present to effect elski, Carl Johnson, Wm. Creen- Alto Church—10:00 a. m. Pub- BE LOYAL The week of October 4th is to be ob- contributions from outside sources, but from there," and the Spaniards say, "The CHOICE Friday until Sunday with her wall, of Grand Hapids, and Hob- lic worship Preaching by the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Ber- served as Fire Prevention Week in an effort pitcher goes so often to the foun- ert 'Slow-ell, Belding, and Mrs. the cultivation of community service within pastor. gin. Miss Janel Hill accompan- tain that It gets broken." Den- To Your Town big savings Etta Harwood, of Saranac. to reduce the huge loss of life and property its gates. 11:15 a. m. Sunday schooL mark's housewives like to say. "The Home-iirown, ied her home and will attend Al caused by lire each year. • « • Lyle Clark, superiotendeDt. goose goes so often to the kitchen tf well as to your Country I Tree-ripened ma college Ibis year. Ionia Comin|inity Hospital is PURE Bowne Center church—10:00 that at last she is fastened to the Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Avery, who During 1930 it is estimated that there was While it is not pessimism to look facts in n PEACHES making a special rate of $25.1)0 to splt —Cleveland Plain Dealer. m. Sunday school. Every- have been visiting their son, maternity cases signing up dur- a direct property loss of nearly $500,000,000 the face, there is always an outlook that is bodv welcome. BEST FOR CANNING Harvey G. Avery and family at ing the month of September, giv- as a result of fires, not including many addi- encouraging, and an optimist prefers to talk lf:30 a. m. Preaching by the Webster Bros. Klinger Lake for tw-o weeks, were pastor. PATRONIZE YOUR ing inolher and babe care by- tional millions of indirect losses in rentals, of the hopeful prospects. called lo Helding Thursday lo at- graduate nurses for ten days • • • LOCAL MERCHANTS broken contracts, unemployment and inter- South Lowell church—Sunday Osteopathy and W. Main Ste Lowell, Mich. 40c per bushel up tend the funeral of the'latter's wilh satisfaction guaranteed. Ar- MILK school, 10 a. m. Preaching 7:30 ruptions to business. Thirty-five thousand Well, we have been thinking all along that sister, Mrs. B. C. Curtis, who rangements will be made with passed away Monday at Sparrow people were killed or injured in these fires. beauty was purchased at the drug stores, but your local physician to care for Watchful Mothers take full ad- ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH Physiotheropy Last week of picking hospital in Lansing. Mrs. Curtis you. cl7-18 the other day we saw an advertisement will be remembered here, as she The need for every citizen to reflect upon Sunday school, 10 o'clock. Tonaila removed vantage of Nature's offerings of visited here quite frequently. Mr. these figures is apparent. Carelessness and which told us that it came from a corre- At 11 o'clock Mk*. Gardner will Diathermy Sunshine and Fresh Air—but spondence school. preach. Now on sale at the store building and Mrs. Avery returned to Stur- negligence continues to cause many of our gis Thursda'- evening with Har- Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- sometimes are remiss in aiding fires. The remedy for this lies within the Dr. L. D. Benedict vey. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brezi- ning at 8 o'clock at the church. formerly occupied by O. L. Beebe na and daughters spenl the week- nature through the long winter citizenship of each community. VIEWS AND REVIEWS All are invited to these services. Office and Residence Let every citizen of Lowell resolve to ex- 142-144 B. Main, Ionia Mich. end at Klinger Lake al Harvey- "What They Say Whether Right or Wrong" Avery's cottage and Mr. and Mrs. months with properly balanced No other medium or method Twenty yeara experience ercise due care and discretion to avoid fires. S. B. Avery relurned home with can be compared to The Ledger diets for growing children . . . The winter season will soon be here, when them Sunday evening. George Bernard Shaw, as reported in the in covering ibis field. C50-11 Miss N. Halsteud setting a new There is no food substitute for the number of fires increase. Flues, chim- From out of town lo attend the world's record for women In the press, at Moscow: Geo. Shaw funeral of Wellington Long were neys and heat arrangements in every home 440-yard run nt the Women's A. A. Milk. .. good, pure, rich, creamy should be carefully examined. "The more I see of proletarians, the more LOWELL, MICH. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cowan and Mrs. championships nt Stamford Bridge, I thank God that I am not one." Dale Freeland, of Grand Hapids; England, of r»8 4-.'i seconds. The for- milk containing all the vitally Investing Safely Mrs. Em Parker and daughter mer record was held by Miss M. E. Lynn, of Freeport; Mr. Ed. Wil- necessary fats, sugars and pro- One of the Cheapest and Best Foods 0. O. Mclntyre, columnist: King—59 1-5 seconds. son, of Helding; Mr. and Mrs. Os- •O — teins . . . Melody Milk meets Campaigns to encourage the consumption "Scratch the Paris menial and you will The first thought of a wise investor ia safety: What conati- wald Shetlerly and their father tutes safety. Building and loan ia beyond a ahadow of doubt of milk will, of course, benefit the dairy find a royalist." and grandson, of Lake Odessa; every test. At least a quart a the one answer. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Howe and farmers of the nation—but a far greater Iheir father, George Howe, of 3Sc day for every child—a pint for benefit will come to the public as a whole, L. H. Newhurgh, doctor: Any form of investment that ahow* only a loaa of seventy- Bread, Cakes, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Old Gardener six ten thousandths of one per cent in a year, with twelve adults. Drink Melody Milk. De- and particularly to growing children. "Shape" and avoirdupois have nothing to Mr. Motorist: Basom, Mr. and Mrs. Lew James, I Will buy a fine home thousand aMociations and nine billion dollara invested is the - aSoysa* do with affability." Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Badder, Mr. cooked substantial livered dally to your home and The value of milk as food can hardly be safest place to inveat saving that has been found. Eugene Long. Mr. Bill Patterson, over-estimated. It has no effective substi- Pies, Pastries Andre Maginot, French Minister of War: Mr. T. C. Heberlv, Mr. Clint and ARDEN rankers who have costing no more than less whole- tute. It contains elements vital to sustain During thirly-eijht yeara we have paid cash dividends of 5%, Jack Bowerman, Mrs. Waller Bad- Roon-diy Luncheon G peach trees which are Infested "We are not yet vanquished; we are still never a miss, and no investor has ever loat a penny when What satisfaction it must mean to some milk. and nourish the system and provides them der, Mrs. John Eshelman, Mrs. at Christiansen's with borers, a very common trouble, the victors." he wished to withdraw. Mary Aldrich and daughter, Ella in easily assimilated form. Dr. Percy Howe, will be Interested In a chemical Jean and Mr. Charles Harter, all Here's A Sample Menu bearing the mouth-fllllng name ol lecturer of Harvard Medical and' Dental Rome C. Stephenson, banker: WE INVITE YOUR INQUIRY you to know that in Blue Sunoco You'd never belive so msny things of Ionia. paradlchlorobenzlne, which has been school, says a quart of milk a day will pre- could be made from choice wheat. shortened to PDB for common use. "There is sueh a tiling as over-staying a NOTICE, LEDGER READERS MEAT Melody Milk MELODY FARMS DAIRY Ft vent decay of teeth by furnishing necessary depression just as there is of over-staying a Every hour in the day some new deli- POTATOES VEGETABLE This chemical Is spread around the Friends of The Ledger and Al- trees a few Inches from the trunks lime. Standard Savings you get Knookless, High Power* ROLLS boom." cacy emerges from our oven—perfectly io Solo having business in the SALAD but never allowed to come In con- Is It may be said that the nation has never Probate Court of Kent County MILK. TEA or COFFEE tact with the bark. It Is covered & Loan Association browned—tasty—healthful. We use will confer a favor on* the pub- had a better or safer milk supply than at Anthony Hope, author: CHOICE OF with soil banked up In a mound Grade A THI MIIKY WAY TO HIAITH Gmwold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan the same recipes that you would use- lisher by requesting the court lo present. In most states rigid codes of stan- "Romances come easier when one is ed Motor Fuel at regular gas price. HOME-MADE PIE five Inches deep, and after two or why bend over your own oven? order probate noliicec s published dards are in force, and organizations among young." In this paper. The Judge will OH ICE CREAM three weeks this earth Is removed. Milk dairymen themselves are working in the in- Local Rtpretentatioe, be glad lo comply with the re- The treatment Is remarkably effec- —4}Phone 351 terests of safe and jwholcsome milk. It is F. C. Shrubsall, doctor: MUt MyrtU A, Taylor 1 0 148 quest when made. If the request tive. but should not be given to is not made such notices will be trees under three years old, and one of the cheapest foods—and likewise one "Tell a child he has a bad temper and he 101 Main ,1. Jhe Lowell Bakery p " " CHRISTIARSER'S Lowll, Michigan ADA OIL CO.. Distributors published in a Grand Rapids pa- must be confined to peach trees only. F. A. Madigan, Owner i ' Soda and Confectionery Winton Wilcox, Manager of the most necessary. will show it off as a new attainment." GEORGE HERALD, Pro#, per.—Respectfully, (CopyriaM.)—WNU Strrto*. R. G. Jefferies. Pub. Ledger. IMSMIMMM FIVE FOUR THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEIXiER and ALTO SOLO. THI RSI)AT. SEPTEMBER 17. 1931 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THI RSDAY. SKJ'TF.MHKH 17. IMI

Texas Rangers Padlock Staters Oil Wells Superior Grain Drills Laying Deep Sea Telephone Cable Is Big Job Two Good Short Stories Plumbing, Heating and ALTO DEPARTMENT ADA DEPARTMENT Sheet Metal Work Oliver Walking and IT'S GREAT Alice's Antique Table FLOP I OA Musical Education Ada School News Prompt service on BOWNE CENTER CHIRCH Mr. and Mrs. William Flynn The big willow Iree in front of Won Her Love and family were Sunday afler- Riding Plows School opened wilh a total en the Peter Kamn home was up- Not Needed rooted during the storm on Sun- To spend money and have all tho good things >nur Repair Work Thi' Woman's Fon ign Mission noon callers al the home of Mr. rollment of 117 pupils. This is By LEETE STONE ary society, of Rowne Onler. and Mrs. 1). D. Holcomb,' of n .!:.,htly smnller number than day night. By JANE OSBORN heart desirea. but experience teaches us that we must bus I'loclcd the followinu «»ni- Rowne. Bean Harvesters were enrolled in school lasl Tlie former members of the old LICE ODELL was Ju»t the right RAY COVERT A l'ANA MA PES hod been taken cors: Prcsiiicnl, Mr>. Tliunii* Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Kline and yenr. Baptist church association will height with wnvy blond hair, save before we can spend. on the staff of Smart Modes, ns A Thompsont vice pmiili'nl. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lind, of In the intermediate room we hold their nnnual reunion on J deep blue eyes, nnd a graceful fig Phone 317 Goodyear Belting an asaoclnte editor nnd the Im- A. K. WinKcii'r; socrclnry, Mrs. Grand Hapids. wen* Saturday have live in Ihe third grnde Sundny nl Ihe home of Mr. nnd Wise saving and wise spending are an unbeatable com- portant title fbe bore did n good ure that seemed * fem INM si Louise Krb; treasurer, Mrs. Alm.i callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ward twelve in the fourth grnde nm Mrs. Thomns McNaughton on loned for dancing before footlights deal to make up for the fact that Mishler; superintendent (d Liglil Proctor. thirteen in Ihe llflh grade. Genesse street. and wearing lovely gowns rather Genuine bination which gives you plenty of pleasure an.l still lier salary to begin with amounted Bearers, Mrs. James Porritt. Mnrslmll lleaton is n new pupil Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Kilmer nn- than for the severe gingham and se- Hev. i.nd Mrs. Chamberlain and to but fifteen dollars n week. She The Bowne Center Ladies' Aid in Ihe third grnde this yenr. nounce the mnrringe of their verer tanks that constitute life on daughter Laura, of Lawrence, provides for your future needs. ^ bad scrimped nnd scraped for four fins eleeted Ihe roliowinR ollleer> Oliver Plow Shares This week being Constitution daughter, Miss Vera Kilmer to were visitors al the Ernest Ros- yeni's to get her college degree, a little bill farm In the llerksblrea. WANT COLUMN fttr the year: President, Mrs. week our Friday assembly pro William Fnse on Tuesdny, Sep- Learn to spend effectively and bank the money llm Hut there she was and there she enberg home from Friday until nnd It did seem a bit of n bnrd- A. E. Wingeier; vice president. grnm will hnve to do principnll tember 15. A reception in Iheir Monday. You know the quality of ship that now she should have to seemed likely to stay. 25c FOR ANY WANT Al) UP Mrs. Henry Johnson; secretary. with this subject. The nint honor wns held nl Ihe Kilmer saved wilh this Bank. The farm wns on a main motor- Mrs. Emerson Wieland and tnke 'less for ber services than TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN Miss Velma Mishler; treasurer, grade is in charge Ibis week. dnnce hall on Tuesday evening. Ing highway, true; but several cousin. Miss Berniee Yeiter visit- these articles—none better Severnl of our former High most girls did Just nfter leaving OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS. Miss Ethel Bouhird. Mrs. Maxlne Ward Mcl>nughlin Four Per Cent Interest Paid miles from even a small village, and ed their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. school students are nttending high school. Still she wns doing Flower Committee—Mrs. Alden nnd son Bruce, Who hnve been farther than that from any town NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25c James Gee, of Grand Rapids, j Service 1$ Our Motto Lowell High school this year For Your Stvlnj^ the sort of work she wanted to do Porritt. visiting with relatives in ' Flint where Alice mlKht have had the op- CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. Thursday. Among them nre Irene Souzer nnIIdI shnnec watas• namn "assoctat••c-wv* ••••*f< »editor. — " . for the pnsl two weeks have re- "Of course, you won't expect to portunlty to meet young men and Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Proctor were Evelyn Cramlon, Esther Bichard- Alto Locals lurned home. Mrs. McLaughlin live on what you make for several women of her age and Indulge In FOR SALE—Carrots, beets. Phone in Renton Harbor Wednesdny son and Marlon Averlll, W. E. HALL has recovered sufllciently from n years," said ihe editor In chief the gay contacts of youth. Since II')-F-2. G. 11. Alexander, (clltf and brought their sister, Mrs. We are glad to welcome sev- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dnell were fractured ankle received in nn State Bank when she talked Ihe situation over finishing high school a sense of duty Meisner and sons home with them Phone'.324 eral new pupils in Ihe High City in (ireenville Sunday afternoon. accident early in the Summer to with Junna, "hut what you make had hound her to the farm and the FOB BENT—Small house with for a visit. school this yenr: Alice Fox, Belly 11. It. Juhlin left Sunday for E. Main St. Lowell resume her duties in Grand Bap- Member of the Federal Reserve Banking System may at least pny your lunches nnd beloved old grandmother. Her par- garage on wail aide. Inquire Salisbury nnd Anna Timmer com- Still College at Des Moines. In. Mr. ami Mrs. H. D. Rancroft ami ids this week. taxi fares." enls were dead. Hoberl Stiles. Phone 385-F-H. I ing from the Cnscnde school (pl7 4 Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dnmouth re- Alice was of true New England Caledonia won the hall gnme Sunday callers at the home of "And one of the things that goes 1 Frnnklin Krnnz from the Car turned Sunday from Detroit, with your job," continued Ihe ed- caliber, however, and Instead of he- wilh Alto Sundny. Score (i to 1. school; Mux Swnn from the Dr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles Freemnn < SALE—Hegistered Shrop- where I bey had spent Ihe week itor, "Is to write tho musical re- moaning her lot made the most of Mr. ami Mrs. Kd. Crispe. of |Egypt school; Robert Courtright were Boberl Armour nnd son. of WEST LOWELL shire rams, yearlings and one nttending the fnir. Opportunity to Reveal LOGAN LOCALS views. My soeretary will give you It. In summer she conducted a Waylaml, are staying al Floyd from Ihe Burton school in Grand Grand Bnpids. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon •1-year-old. Floyd L. Yeiter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Proctor and the tickets to concerts that come, roadside sandwich and cold drink Hunt's. "Real" Washington Loat Bapids nnd Bnymoml Barrett Freemnn nnd sons, of Grand I This vicinity was shocked to Mr. and Mrs. George Green Phone 25-F-5. Alio. (p7-4 Mrs. Meisner and sons were en- and from them nnd the music mag- Hand beside the highway nnd had The man who enjoyed real and from Newaygo, Bapids, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fris- hear of the suddep death of one Mr. ami Mrs. Clnrence Yeiter Itrlained at dinner Wednesday al and two sons from Scotts were Vtlnea you can get together your made nearly enough from this ven- big o|ipor(unltieft to paint Washing- The following children are be- bie. of (irand Bapids, Mrs. Max FOB SALE—Two slacks mixed In order to keep the price ol oil up tl.e Lone Star Sute ha, chained up the pump, on hundred, ol visited Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Colby the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. of Bowne's oldest and widely Monday dinner guests of Mr. and review." ture to send her fifteen-year-old ton was Colonel Trumbull, his aide ginning school this year: James Souzcr. Mrs. Winifred Lindsdny, P C U% b#tw,< Cub hay on M-66 about two miles 3:1 #«11r and set its famous rangers to guar I lhe-.v Sunday. Hughson. of Grand Hapids. il li ^7 I! f?* * " * •"<> «»»• United States necessitated the placing of a known citiiens. Schenk Thomas, Mrs. Arthur Green. "But I'm not musical." said brother Bob to a preparatory de-camp and closest observer, Mrs. James Ossewnnrde nnd chil- eab,# >robl m, r north of Lowell. Phone 15U-F- Rev. Chamberlain, of Lawrence, Abbajiy. Floyd Averill, Jessie i . . I H* ' ^ • • OM which had to be solved not only at Bell Tetephona which occurred at Ihe home of The United Hrethern held Juana. regrei fully. "I don't know achool. Miss Leon a Hryanl, Vada Lin- writes Helen Aipert-Levln in tho dren and Ihe Rev. Luton. 5. Call between 12 and 11 called OH Dr. and Mrs. Thorndike Bomers. Eugene Curtiss. Jr., Don- Lsbor.torlaa but on tho high Maa. Tha new cable, Incorporating tha latest davatopmanta In roaeareh, his son. Watt Thomas, of South their quarterly meeting Saturday one note from another. I couldn't It was early August. Bob want- ton. Opal Dintaman nnd Lucille Baltimore Sun. Seriously mindful o'clock. G. Friedli. (pl7-l8 Sunday. na Mae Fnse, Phyllis Hammond, Mrs. Garrett Downs, Miss Ger- engineering, and oonetructlon, haa been in service for eoma montha, and han^lea simultaneously aa many Bowne. Monday noon. We ex- and Sunday. whistle Yankee Doodle. I—" ed to go up In September. He had EAST LOWELL Vnnderlip attended the funeral of of Washington's demeanor on the Willard Hnrndine, Lueva Hood- trude Downs and Mrs. James Mc- tend our sincerc sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weill been working all summer, too; but A Big Moment in Her Life Lyle Proctor is doing some car- eonvereationa aa tha threa older cables combined. The dotted line on the map ahowa the couraa of tha "All the belter." said the editor FOR BENT—-House, modern. 7231 the late Stanley Moore which field, on horseback. In society, In hood. Robert McCormick, Junior Cormick nnd sons, accompanicd Mrs. Thomas and family. and daughter, of Saranac. visited their combined savings fell short penter work for Mack Watson new eabie, 1Z7 land miles long, from Havana to Key Weet, acroaa tha mile-deep Florida Straita. From Key with an air of having dismissed tho Monroe wilh bath. See Harry Miss Ford, of Detroit, visited was held in Lowell Saturday. barracks. Trumbull painted a head Bhineberger. Edgar Stnnnrd, Lil- Sister Mary Norena to Grand ' We are all rejoicing over the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schmidt. matter. "If you were musical you 1150 of 'be amount necessary for this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Sydnnm nnd of Washington from memory. In West, the elreulta are carried along the viaduct of tha railway over tha Florida Keys to the mainland. In tha Day al City Slate bank. (pI7 at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Pul- lian Niles. Bnpids on Monday. Sister Mnry fine rains that came our way Sunday. might try to write high brow ro- tuition, clothes nnd expenses for the the autumn of 1780. upon his re- eenter below le a aegment of the meeaaga^arrying core of the eable: a central Insulated copper wlr« wound nam last week, a guest of Bulli. Miss Opnl Dintaman was a Sun- Miss Arlie Draper attended n ses- Norenn made several farewell Sunday night and Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heynolds views. All we want Is the smart, first year. Each evening they WANTED—Holsteiirheifer, frath turn from Europe, he began Mae JelVery is attending High day guest of her aunt. Mrs. John sion of the Methodist conference Obituary—Herbert P. Burt visits to friends ns she wns leav- wUh eplral copper tape. At the right la shown a few miles of tha cable coiled on a barge for laying at th* everything is taking on a more and Miss Maggie Maines. of Grand smattery sort of thlna." planned and figured and discussed in a week or two. John Mil- sketches of the chiefs and states- , school al Lowell. Layer, In Lowell. at the First M. E. church in ing on Monday to take up her shoreward and, with some of the buoya used to mark tha couraa. At tha left are aactlons of tha cable ahow- thrifty look since they came. Hapids. were Sunday dinner Juana wag bewildered and dls- ways and means—seemingly all to ler, phone 8 .)-F-2-2. ((-17 men of the revolution; these were Herbert P. Burl, a former resi- Our school opened Monday. Hev. Wnllack. of Climnx. spent Grand Rapids Tuesday evening. duties again in New Mexico, ing th* several typm of armor protecting It at varying ocean depths, and above these la the bow of the cable Harrison Lockey and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gabe con raged at the first symphony no avail. They could think of noth- later embodied In the pictures dent of Ada, died nt his home in Sept. 7lli with Miss Lipinrott, of Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Proctor and Grand Bapids on Wednesdny, where she is engaged in mission- ehlp Neptun, especially designed for paying out cable. Saturday night ami Sunday guests Onan. concert she attended. She studied ing of any particular value about WANTED—-Half bushed of red adorning the rotunda of the Cap- plums and 5 cords dry stove near Sebewa, in charge. John Freyermuth. guests, Mrs. G. E. Meisner and September !». nfter nn illness of ary work. of the latter's aunt. Mrs. I). W. Mrs. Talro. of Newaygo, is vis- the program carefully to see the place to sell; nothing that itol at Washington. wood measured and split be- Mr. ami Mrs. Thompson, of De- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murphy, of sons were entertained at dinner three months. Layer. iting her son. Frank Talro. and whether It would offer any ex- wasn't needed, at any rate. Of Trumbull's best and most spirit- fore delivery. Inquire at 704 troit. lame Sunday and took their Grand Rapids, called at the Wil- Friday at the home of Mrs. Besides the widow Ella, he Paul KaulTman and family. John family. planation of the performance. She course, there was the (•webbed ed portrait is dated 1702. It was Monroe Ave. (pl7 son back wilh them, afler spend- son home Friday. Helena Gnno. of Grand Hnpids. leaves a son Robert, three sisters. Overboil, wife, and Mrs. E. Lite, Maurice Court was in Ionising. turned around to regard the ex- old loft over Ihe barn wTiere lay hit aim to portray Washington's pressions of the audience. Theii a number of dusty old pieces of ing his vacation here with his Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Croning- Mrs. Lucia Henderson, of Super- of Zion Hill, were guests of Mrs. Monday. V Rev. Ragen. of Wheeler, spent full military character at Its most faces were practically expression- furniture, some of which might FOR RENT SALE—Several aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Jans er nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Otto ior, Wisconsin, Mrs. Angle Mc- Melinda Lite and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Alfan, of Wednesday night with Mr. and sublime moment, the evening pre- less—they all looked nbout aa ani- have antique value—but where to good properties. Have a special Hanson. Dygert and family helped their gregor, of Grand Bnpids. nnd afternoon. Grand Hapids, spent the week Mrs. John Freyermuth. vious to the battle at Trenton, when mated aa patients waiting In a find a buyer who would give them good house for rent, all newly Leslie Dyke, of Lowell, is work- Mrs. Winnlfred McKinley, of In- Lloyd Allerding and wife, of end with their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foote and mother, Mrs. Charles Rancroft. through Wasldngton's mind there decorated. My ollice is in my ing for Mr. Putnam. Carlton Center, were Sunday Mrs. Guy Monks. dentist's otllre. Perhaps, thought a fair appraisal and a fair offer? -v celebrate her birthday Sunday. ternational Falls, Minn.; three Robert visited over the week-end flashed like blazing lights the vari- Juana, this betokened patience, that Neither Alice nor Bob knew any- home. Phone 181. George M Mr. and Mrs. I. Filkins spent brothers. Frank, of Comslock guests of their son, Orvin and Mrs. Guy Monks ami daughter, at Midland nnd Bay City. Mrs. Ernest Roth, of l^owell. ous details of his position; the vast they were waiting for something to thing about anliques. Parker. Icl7tf Sunday Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Winters were soundless stop In front of her. and Lowell. Phone 225 or 223. Michigan Farmer or the Ohio Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will In the meantime she wrote her (clltf Parnell, were dinner guests Fri- ed the meeting of the Clnrk Cir- Monday evening callers of Mrs. the handsomest young man Alice Farmer in combination with The Are Forest Denizens Hex ford. first review—she told In a light and day of Mr. and Mrs. Swift Wine- cle nl the home of Mrs. J. W. Frank Beams. had ever seen jumped out and stood Ledger for $2.25 per year. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Vosburg, of readable manner of Ihe musical FOR SALE—Hay, straw, oats, London Chapel Is Now Telephone Office gaf. Yeiter. It Is commonly but erroneously before her. cap In hand. believed that lions dwell in great George Headley, of Chicago, Ada. were recent visitors of Mr. outlook for the season, which she "My name's Jim Farron." His bailed or loose. Delivered. Mrs. ('.has. Smith and children Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleinhilber forests and Jungles, and they are HI., is visiting wilh friends in and Mrs. Harry Hichmond. got very largely from the announce- smile seemed to vie with the day In Also want to buy the same. This old chapel In spent Saturday with the former's (Hose Wingeier) of Oshkosh. Wis frequently so represented in con- Ada Ibis week. Miss Thelma KickhoIT, of East ments of the press agents. And sunny quality. "And I guess you're Phone 20, F-4, Alto. Amos Ster- London shown below pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cur- are receiving congrnlulnlions on ventional drawings and pictures. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Atkins Grand Hapids, spent Sunday wilh she desrrlbed. In semi-humorous the Alice Odell who wrote us a ilck. (pl4-4t-tf was once attended by tiss. the birth of an H'/j lb. son. Sept. These animals, however, are not na- cnlled on Mrs. Jennie Johnson on her mother and family. manner, the manners of a fashion- postal Inst week? My father and 1 Michael Faraday, fa- STARTS SILO FILLING—Let us till your mous scientist, whose Mr. and Mrs. Francis Horn, of 14. The little one will be named Mrs. Bill Peckham had the mis- able audience at a concert. "First ZD tives of the forest and jungle. Sunday evening. own the shop. He couldn't come Battle Creek, called at Ihe John Jack Daniel. THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 silo. Prices right. Book your discovery of electro- fortune to injure her leg badly rate," praised the editor ns he They live chiefly in rocky places, Arthur Loveless, who is ill al today; but he depends on my Judg- Freyermuth home Saturday eve- when a plunk on the well gave looked over the copy. "If you orders now. Melody Farms. magnetism • century Mrs. Jack Porritt, Mrs. John on sandy plains where there are his home seems to be some im- ment as much as his own. so I came ning. way. . knew too much about music you Phone 351. (rI3lf ago Is being observed In Linton and Mrs. Charles Foote at- thorn thickets, and In the tall proved Ibis week. And will contlune until All Is Sold. No restocking—Come along—stunning view you've got grasses nnd reeds along the banks Sympathy of the entire neigh- couldn't do thnt." London this year. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater were tended a luncheon meeting of here." he added; but the odd part WE BALE your hay or straw for Thursday supper guests of Mr. Kent County Council PTA at the of rivers. The lion is found in both Mrs. Peter Knmp and Miss Ger-| borhood is extended to the be- The third time that Juana sat of It was that he had hardly 81.75 per Ion. All work guar- Africa and Asia, while Ihe tiger is I rude Knmp spent Snlurday after- earlyffor ffirst choice . Everything Spot Cash reaved parents and relatives of beside Ihe music critic from the glanced at th eview. His eyes had and Mrs. Howard Bartlett, of home of Mrs. C. J. Tool in Grand anteed Give us a trial. Go Hapids. Tuesday. exclusively Asiatic. Tigers have a noon in Grand Bnpids. Stanley Moore and Abbv Odell, Evening Planet she noticed that dwelt constantly on Alice's eyes and Lowell. any distance Call Jackson, wide range in Asia, being found In Mrs. Olive Ward. Mrs. Leo two esteemed young folks who he looked nt her as If he would hair and lovely figure with unhidden Elmer Carlson and son Victor, Mrs. Sarah Behler entertained phone 91. Ada. (9lf died within the past week. like to have her recognire him. of Syracuse. N. Y., visited rela- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Behler and almost all suitable parts of the con - Ward and Mrs. Ethel Kuiper spent admiration. tinent and on the islands of Su- Tuesday in Grand Bapids. GROCERY and MEAT STOCK Arm & Hammer Salsoda 8c How to train BABY'S After all there was no reason why tives and friends in lliis locality daughter Arlene, and son Jerry, STORE EQUIPMENT "I'm so glad you've come," re- matra. Java and Ball. Unlike the1 M . u-,) Ward and Mrs. Olive N. McCORDS—E. CASCADE she shouldn't. At Ihe first inter- sponded Alice, meeting his smile. LOWELL MARKET REPORT lasl week. of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Val rs Superba Pumpkin 12c mission Juana looked at him and Ion the tiger Is frequently found Ward spenl Mondnv at Ihe Tom "Let's go out to the loft." Corrected. September 17. 1931 Mrs. Charles Bancroft spenl Watts and son. nnd William Watts In fores s. although It prefers chairce home in Vergennes. Shredded Wheat Biscuit lie 12-ft. Counter Display Case BOWELS Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker and aald: "Wonderful. Isn't It?" It was evident to Alice as she - • . • at dinner Sunday. Country Seat Peas 12c Wheat 4li several days lasl week with her grassy plains or swamps. Lions son and mother, of Vergennes. "You mean-the music?" queried watched Jim Farror dodging cob- Services will be held at the Bye. per bu 30 daughter. Mrs. Otto Dygert. in Mrs. O. E. Meyer. Mrs. Fred and tiaers sometimes Interbreed. Puffed Rice 14c Warco Corn 12c Standard Computing Counter Babies, bottle-fed or breast-fed, visited at Ihe A. Houseman, Sr., the man. "Why. yes." webs and keenly Inspecting the old Quickly Bleaches Ada Beformed church on Sunday. Flour, per bbl 4 Oil Grand Bapids. Pattison and Mrs. G. M. Thorn- In 1024 the Maharajah Jam Sahib Scales with any tendency to be constipated, home Sunday afternoon, also That was the Introduction. Juana relics that this young man knew dike attended the theatre in Low- The Bev. Fleekna will preach. Puffed Wheat 12c didn't tell her neighbor that she Oats, per bu 20 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman presented the Zoological Society of Miss Mich. Cut Wax Beans..12c would thrive if they received daily callesl on Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox his business as well as he knew Muddy Skins Now the building ell Thursday evening and Mrs. knew who he was. But she want- Corn and Oat feed, c.wt 1.25 and son. of South Hoston, were London, with a "tigon." or tiger- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gary vis- Quaker Crackels 12c National Cash Register half a teaspoonful of this old family and sons. the art of being likable and charm- Dull, ordinary appearances vanish houses London's Superba Tomatoes 10c ed to let him know that she ad- Corn Meal 1.25 Sundny evening guests of Mr. and Meyer called on Mrs. Frederick lion hybrid, which bad been bred ited al Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. doctor's preacriplion for the bowels. Supper guests at the J. (.ox ing. as blemishes and defective features North central office, Slicing Machine and Standard mired bis work, for she rend It con- Cracked Corn, per cwt 1.30 Mrs. Henry Slater. Wittenbach, a former teacher at at Newanagar. India.—Pathfinder James McCormick Inst Fridny. Poit Toatties 12c Campbell Beans 8c Thai ia one sure way to train tiny home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. In about twenty minutes Jim are forgotten under the lure of the and the scene above North Park. scientiously every Saturday when Bran, per cwt 80 Merle Rosenberg entertained Magazine. Mr. nnd Mrs. Waller Williams 2 Maple Meat Blocks bowels to healthy regularity. To Fred Patterson and wife, Frank said: *• bewitching beauty instantly ren- •hows operators han- Corn Flakes... 12c avoid the fretfulness, vomiting, It appeared In the Planet. Middlings, per cwt 85 Don Brannan and friend, Mr. Ped- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zens (Maude and son Glenn were Sunday cal- Surf Salmon 13c S/aulding and family and Arthur "Let's go down and look nt the dered. Beneficial in correcting dling telephone calls crying, failure to gain, and other ills "There was a fine review lasl Pea Beans 2.35 ler. of Lincoln. Neb., at dinner Curtiss) returned to their work in lers of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Smith. Cream of Wheat 22c 8-ft. Show Case Peck, of Grand Rapids. lake. Miss Odell." Once there on tan, flabbiness, freckles, wrinkles, at the switchboard Scottuh Religious Shrine Bull Dog Sardines 8c of constipated babies. Saturday In Ihe Planet" she said Light Bed Beans 4 T)!) Wednesday evening. the Department of Agriculture in We are sorry lo hear George the little hillock beside the house, In the background. Mrs. Frank Beams and Miss Lard Kettle to her neighbor at the first Inter- Dark Bed Kidney Beans 0.50 OCURAUO'S Wahington, D. C.. Tuesday after lona stands first In Its religious AuntJeminaPancake Flour 12c Chickenof theSeaTuna Fish20c Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is Sinclair is on the sick list. be spoke seriously. Sally Lou Gano, of Grand Hap- Lizzie and Miss Nettie Naircorn good for any baby, tor this, you have mission one day not long after- Eggs, per dozen 18 Acme—P. &• A. visiting the latter's parents, and significance among the Islands of went to Grand Bapids on Monday. Platform Scales Mrs. Hell Sinclair spent the "I'm terribly sorry to §ay there's ids, will live with her cousins, Sunsweet Prunes 22c the word of a famous doctor. Furty- wnrds. "I read It every week." Butter fat 311 other relatives and friends in Ibis Scotland, for Scotland's destiny Is I >i i.vi.,. ,i i Dunbar Fancy Shrimp 20c week-end at her daughter's, Mrs. nothing there above what we term i Electro-magnetism, discovered by Michael Faraday In 1831, Is on# Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Proctor and r oml Mrc nr •even years of practice taught him "You do?" queried Ihe man. "I I logs, dressed 6Vj-08 0 ,fc vicinity for the past two weeks. Ilnkori with If nn/1 If hnn «tirr Blackstone Lemon 12c later date than Columba's time, but P ' ^ ' Franco-Amer. Spaghetti 8c you to do the same. Our prices enough. He stood watching her ner of Spain which lies across the son. lA'ighton O'Harrow and daughter. Marguerite, of Oshkosh, V' SYRUP PEPSIIM "1 don't think It's very good, they are linked with the beginning Miss Marlon Spaulding is spend- 1930 Chevrolet Roadster It) are reasonable, and we do our pour the tea. Alice's hands trem- French border, is called la sardana daughter, Barbara Jean, were in Wis., to Mr. John F. Steude, also Biackstone Vanilla 12c Elk Pride Catsup 12c A Doctor* Family Laxative though." of Christianity In Scotland and are ing a week's vacation with her bled a little, for she was truly dis- aud Is said to have originated near Grand Rapids. Thursday. of Oshkosh. The wedding was work with care. Her companion stretched out a GREAT PREACHING Hayes Radio, Battery Set appointed, and she spilled some tea Gerona. John Langdon-Davles, the an object of veneration to countless aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jello 8c hand by way of congratulation and Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairchild solemnized in Freemont on Sept. Snider Sliced Garden Beets 12c on the red tnblecloth. Lifting the English writer, who lived In Cata- pilgrims. | Harry Fitch. Juana shook It In return. On the and Haymond, were entertained 5 and the young couple will re- Yeast Foam 8c Cleavers, Knives, Etc. cloth to wipe beneath It. she heard lonia a number of years, has writ- Rose Bud Cherries 12c strength of their community at In- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee side in Oshkosh after a brief Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller a low whistle behind her. Meat Platters and Pans terest they had tea together after ten a book about this dance called Bryant, of Bowne, Sunday. wedding trip. ami Mrs. Lewis Peters and daugh- Anchor Spices 8c "Please take off that cloth." Jim "Dancing Catalans," In which he Anaricaa Library in Franc* Gold Medal Olives 20c the concert. Before long they Mr. and Mrs. Worthey Silcox ter Eileen went to Lowell Satur- (plain and stufTcd) Underwood Typewriter spoke commnndlngly. and Alice explains Its slgnitlacnce In Catalan The American library In Paris Is day evening. Hershey Cocoa, large 18c were well acquainted. Then the called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thom- ALASRA ATOMS obeyed at once. culture and politics. The sardana at 10 Rue L'Elysee. The library young man—Bob Turner—asked as and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Bunn, of Mrs. Katie Rurt visited at the Htrthey Cocoa, small. 8c Champion Peanut Butter... 18c He examined particularly some Is the last word In democracy. was founded In 1918 by the Amer- CAR OWNERS Jnana to marry him. INSPIRING MUSIC Ira Dean and family and James home of her daughter, Mrs. Leon little round dark stains on top of Freeport. Sunday afternoon. ican Library association In connec- , BlandfonTs Dill Pickles 20c "But I must confess something." Tha bootblack will Join hands Fox and family spent Sunday Freeman on Saturday to attend Bake^t Chocolate 18c the table that Alice bad tried to Mrs. G. E. Meisner and two tion with war work. In 1920 the he said. "I don't know a blamed with the banker's daughter and go Will be heard at the Revival Servloes to be held wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Creston celebration. remove. sons, of Denver, Colo., are visit- book collections and library equip- Rosemary Grape Jam 20c HOUSEHOLD GOODS thing about music, really. I'm through thla dance without tlie A. T. Dean. Pop Corn 8c "I can get J300 for that dropleaf ing the former's sister-in-law, ment. together with $25,000 toward Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller are about as musical naturally as an slightest signs of embarrassment or Ivan and Lloyd Coppens, of Champion Brand Pickles....8c table. Miss Odell. and Til offer you at the Mrs. Lyle Proctor this week. an endowment fund, were presen... t expecting guests from Wyandotte, Calumet Bak'g Powder, Ig. .23c alligator. Bnt when they took me Mlf-consclousness on the part of (any way you like) 1275? Is that fslrr Detroit, visited at the home of ed by the A, L. A. to a society I N,,lch;' Mrs-. Runnell and One-Slop Service on as dramatic critic of the Planet either—for ara they not Cata- Mr. and Mrs. Hilberl Moffit, of 11-piece White Ivory Bedroom ( a,I Calumet Bak'g Powder, im...8c "But—but why?" Alice was their uncle, Harve Vanderhoof, formed to make the library a per-l ' flhter, Miss Verda Runnell. they said I'd have to he the music lonlans? Alaska, and Mrs. Fred Cowan, of Sunday. Certo 25c Suite breathless. manent institution. The greater Mr. and Mrs. James J. Henning, critic, too. That was part of the Ralamazoo, spent Thursday night Mrs. Cowan, of Ralamazoo. has Jack Frost Powd. Sugar 8c Complete In every detail "Because It's a genuine dropleaf part of the library's Income l8from|of Fort Wayne, Ind., will arrive Lip ton's Tea 8c 3-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite Job—so—" wilh Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattison. been spending the past few weeks In flrst-class condition, of the al- the endowment fund, a three-year soon to be ihe guests of Mr. and French's Mustard 12c "Then I'll marry you," salu Mr. and Mrs. Mose Rosenberg, visiting friends in the village and Bouquet Tea 38c most vanished type of precious ma- grant by the Rockefeller founda- Mrs. Andrew Miller for a few Baby Grand Piano Juana. "You see 1 really om one of Watervliet, visited the form- Tires - Vulcanizing - Battery - Starting hogany, and because of those whale- vicinity. She went to Grand tion, and special gifts from patrons days. Corn Starch 8c of the most unmusical people In Colonial Salt, Iodized 8c oil lamp stains on top. They simply er's brother, Ernest Rosenberg, Hapids to visit friends Monday. and life members. 9-piece Dining Room Suite the world, naturally. We'll be lots Grant Frazier and Chas. Fraz- Gold Dust, large 22c Lighting - Ignition - General Motor Service can't be faked, and nothing can re- and wife Tuesday and Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Cole and Morning Cup Coffee 38c Gateleg Table more congenial this way. Church of Hie Nazarene day. family, of Nashville, spent Sun- ier and Mrs. Emma Lawrence mo- (®. 1111. McTlure Newipip«r 8yndtc«t«.> move them. Now then—" he smiled Chfpso, large 22c (WNU 8«nrlc«.> Mr. and Mrs. John Freyermuth day afternoon at the home of EagU Brooks No Rival tored to Freeport on Sunday to Red Hen Molasses 18c Davenport Table Brake Service - Alemiting - Washing - Pol- In hla charming way. "yon think It visit Grant Frazier's son, Gerald over this evening and tell me to- entertained Mr. and Mrs. James their parents. Joe Coon and wife. The American bald-headed eagle Quaker Noodles 8c PRICES LOWELL, MICH. Frazier and family. Master's Sauer Kraut 10c morrow. Fro coming over to take Horn, of Charlotte, and Miss Ida Mr. and Mrs. Moffit accompan- Is still master of the air. Uls su- Davenport and Chair ishing - Vacuum Cleaning Wife at Bar gala Rale Quaker Spaghetti 8c you for a ride. We're going to Horn, of Olivet, over the week- ied their grandson and wife to premacy again was established the Russell Ward. Mrs. Olive Ward An English newspaper of 1700 Make thi9 convenience Glass Jar Spinach 22c 2 Rose Colored Overstuffed k^ep company like Granny and end. Grand Hapids Sunday where they other day near Craws Range, Mont., and Mrs. Ethel Kuipers attended Quaker Macaroni 8c reported the ^ftle of a ^Ife at possible in event kitchen * attended the rodeo. th,e receptiorecc n for Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield for sixpence, and com- GrfiTfid-daa used to . . . eh?" Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dygert and In a battle against a kite which. J' t?11. P' — Karo Syrup, light or dark . .38c Chairs 1 8 1 The pressure of her hand waa s children, of East Lansing, spent Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sinclair, of soaring 1,000 feet hi the air, had" ''* " Pascal the "White Barn" Lighthouse Cleanser, 3 for..10c mented upon the poor price accept- Why put up any longer with Am. Beauty Rolled Oats, Ig. 18c 3-Burner Electric Plate ed because wives at that time were Bujflclent angwqr, Sunday with the former's par- Clarksville, called at the Vander- Invaded his realm. Angered over on Tuesday evening. an out-of-date, hard-to-clean hoof home Monday. Hooker Lye 12c fetching as much as lOs 6d to three (®. ISTi. Mprior* New^par^S'owfpn r SvndlcsU.) ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dy- the trespass, the great bird at- Miss Lucille Miller and Jack Musselman's Pure Cider Chinese Red Kitchen Set OUR SPECIALTIES (WNU Service.> sink, when this beautiful, Mrs. Florence Hurd. of Grand tacked. Down It shot like a plum- and a half guineas at Smlthfield gert. Boersma and Iheir guests. Mike Powdered Bon Ami 12c glisteninR white, easy-lo- Hapids, is visiting al the home of met, talons first. It ripped the kite Vinegar 18c Ice Box market, London. Mrs. Bert Sydnam and Miss Ar- Boersma and Miss Marie Vander- Firestone Tires Willard Batteries To Tighten Belt c/ean, modern sink in Barnes his sister, Mrs. Hay Lock. to shreds and as the man-made Sept. 20 te Oct. 4, Tiger Gloss Starch 8c inc. Lann visited Miss Marion Harris lie Draper allended the M. E. Our Sunday school gave a plaything fluttered slowly to earth Pet Milk, large 8c: small 4c 3 Rugs I'll Bet If the machine belt becomes loose Quality Enameled Ware costs conlerence in Grand Hapids Fri- nt Grandvillc on Sunday. Quaker State Oils put a few drops of castor oil on It parly to its members at the home the king of birds circled slowly and Super Suds 8c "Sometimes," confided Mrs. StlU- no little? Whether you are day morning and evening, Mr. There will be a song service at Armour's Milk, Ig. 8c; sm... .4c Gasoline Stove and run the machine a few min- of Miss Ratherine Ish Tuesday triumphantly over the scene of his weed to her Intimate friend, "1 building or just living up, be Sydnam joining them in the eve- the Ada Congregational church Bull Dog Bottle Caps 17c utes; this will tighten the belt In Preaching and evening. latest victory. Choice Beefsteak, lb 18c Oil Stove think my husband Is the patlent- sure to specify BARNES . . . ning to hear the leclure by Mr. next Sunday evening at 7:30 case you must shorten the belt, Arm & Hammer Soda 7c est, gentlest, best-natured man that unsurpassed in beauty, qual- Women Evangelists Rice. o'clock. Mrs. Wilson, of Grand Beef Roast, lb 14c punch a new hole In the belt with Singing by . . Sewing Machine ever lived, an' sometimes 1 think ity and convenient design. Bapids. will lead the singing. a large needle or pin that Is redliot Zeppelin's First Success Hygiene Tissue..... 8c Beef Ribs, lb 9c It's mere latlness 1"—Exchange. We buy direct from the fac- Thouaaod Carat Gem Miss Gertrude Kami) entertained Count Zeppelin's first ascent In Other miscellaneous articles, SATURDAY SPECIAL tory and can supply you at ten of her girl friends with a par- Snowboy Washing Powder...8c A sapphire of record size, said to a balloon was made at St Paul, Lard, lb 10c The Lowell Ledger and either Freezing Pnro Water weigh 1.000 carats. Is reported to ty at her new home on Monday- consisting of Beds, Dressers, Wholesale Direcl-to-You The Rev. Miss Magdalene de Boer, Preacher Minn., during a visit. This Is said We will wash and alemite your car, vacuum the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio Pure water. In which there are CHICKEN SUPPER have been discovered near Magok. evening. Berreshments were Clorex 20c Closing Out Prices on All to be the Incentive of later experi- Commodes, Springs, Mat- Fanner for $2.25 the year. no lee particles or term crystals, Prices. In India, In a mine owned by some served and a musical program en- -AT- ments. In 1000 he built an airship clean the upholstery and align TA freezes spontaneously at 1.9 de- poor Burmnns. The largest sap- joyed. Dutch Cleanser 8c Meats, Etc. tresses, etc. Come In and look over the which rose from the ground and grees centlKrade. Instead of the Miss Hall, Singer phire hitherto known was the line . *. you'll be surprised at Bowne Center remained In the air for 20 minutes, The young ladies of the Brad- your front wheelt, all for - • aWV BE LOYAL usual Jtero, oTperlmpnts proved. Jewel cut In the shape of a cluster but was wrecked in landing. In ford street Mission, Grand Bap- how little this really beauti- Ladies M Hill of flowers which was displayed In 1000 he made two successful flights ids, gave a musical entertainment To Your Town ful ware costs. the Bombay court at the Empire His No*e (Knows) YOU ARE INVITED—To all of these services. —ON— nt a speed of 30 miles an hour and "The Pink Hose" at the Ada Con- exhibition at Wembley. It weighed In 1907 attained a speed of 80 gregational church on Thursday sswell as to your Country Speaking of remote control, have Chas. W. Cook 916 carats. For many years the sap- miles. He retired from the army evening. Central Garage you noticed how other noses In the Thmday, Sept. 24 phire had been used as a paper Come and hear the Word of God preached In 1801 and devoted his time and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merlin family turn op when dad's is kep Phone 61 weight by an Indian state official, Beginning at 5:30 wealth to experiments In connec- motored to Litchfield, on Satur- THE ALTO MARKET pressed on the grindstone?—San who did not suspect Its value, and tion with dirigible balloons. A. H. Stormzand Francisco Chronicle. Adults 50c Children 25r bud allowed his children to play day to visit with their son-in-law PATRONIZE YOUR from the Book of Books and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rol- YOU ARE INVITED with the jewel It was found to The Lowell Ledger and either 101 E. Main St. Phone 43 Lowell, Mich. LOCAL MERCHANTS have a history going back to the len Davis and family until Tues- Positively Quitting Business. Building ffor sale er rent. The Ledger covers this terri- Twelfth century. the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio day. Their daughter. Miss Bea- tory thoroughly. tf Farmer for $2.25 the year. trice Martin accompanied them. SII THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER tad ALTO SOLO. THI RSDAT. SEPTEMBER 17. 1931 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER sad ALTO SOLO. THI RSDAT, SEPTEMBER 17. I93I SEVEN MORSE LAKE ITEMS WHITNEYVILLE WHATNOTS Mr. A. A Claims the Shortest Name SCHOOL DAYS By DW1G LEGAL NOTICES Eva June Graham and Berniee; The Ladies' Aid met al the HISTORY'S Maybe He'll Be Able to Keep Going Now B\ Albert T. Heui Yeiter, third year club girls, rhurch Thursday. Sept. 4. for din- NOU SM> 1** NEXT TW I GO * placed first with their canned ner after which Ihe regular busi- MYSTERIES goods exhibit al Ihe 4-H club fair ness, following with election of Fricqds of The Lowell Ledger lo the Government Survey, ex- PAIN 3*1 iTS •**> S***4' 1 ya) lb 5WH® and Aito Soio having business cepting therefrom ten (10) acres at Conistock park. oftirers for the ensuing year. in the Kent County Probate Cdurt of land in square form out of SofCftotf Htroes r* Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and which resulted as follows: Mrs. r=^ will confer a favor on the pub- the northeast corner thereof and HEADACHES CUNDEO UP « son, George L, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shimmel, president; Mrs. Jean lisher if they will kindly ask the ^also excepting therefrom nine Schulti and Mrs. M. Miller spent Warner, nee president: Mrs. POULTRY Court to send the printing of pro- acres of land out of the southeast Sunday in Grand Bapids with Mr. Pauline Bigler, secretary; Mrs. The Fate of Jean Lafitte NEURITIS Tm IH IF VoO DiOHT *> and Mrs. Will Lockwood. Hockefellow, treasurer. bate notices lo this paper. We corner thereof described as fol- pies. ro HOCGH less spectacular an<1 i ,0 *0C* ***** D. H. La Voi, of Ihe Animal r L. A. Brown and mother re- understand the Court will cheer- lows, to-wit: NEURALGIA, COLDS puaii » W Them. Tsensational than Captain Kidd, fully comply with such requests. Commencing at the southeast Husbandry department. M. S. C., turned home from their cottage Morgan and the other raiders of near Cadillac Tuesday. R. G. Jefferies. Pubr. corner thereof, thence running 1 called on Floyd Yeiter last week. the Spanish Main, Jean Lafltte built Whenever you have some nagging Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Yeiter and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Baldwin north on Ihe east line of said ache or pain, take some tablets of' e*T- up a name and a reputation for land seven chains, (7 chs) ninety- children called on Mr. and Mrs. and baby, Betty Lou. of Godwin himself which was a close second DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Bayer Aspirin. Relief is immediate! nine links (99 Iks), thence west William Porritt, Sunday. Heights and Miss Zena Corrley. to Uiose of the master pirates. In WANTED! State of Michigan, The Probate eleven chains (11 chs) twenty- There's scarcely ever an ache or The Clark Circle, of the Alto of Clarksville. were dinner guests spite of the fact that he confined Court for the County of Kent. at Mr. Ballard's Sunday. seven links (27 Iks), thence south pain that Bayer Aspirin won't relieve Union Aid met with Mrs. J. W. bis operatJoi to th^ vicinity of the Will call at your door and pay At a session of said court, held Miss Buelah Bates has returned seven chains, (7 chs) ninety- —and never a time when you can't Velter last Thursday. Golf of co nearly a fall cen- at Ihe probate oflicjtin the city of home from her visit in Pittsburgh. nine links (99 Iks), thence east takeiu Floyd Yeiter delivered a couple tury after Kldd's exploits bad Grand Hapids. in snd county, on eleven chains, twenty-seven links of Shropshire sheep to East lin- Penn. passed Into history. Ihe 291 h day of August. A. U., 1931. The funeral service of Mr, Her- CASH (11 chs. 27 Iks) to the place of The tablets with the Bayer croas king Monday. They are to go The name Lafitte. however. Is Present: Hon. ('lark E. Higbce, beginning, conveying sixty-three are ahrayt safe. They don't depress on the truck, conducting the tour bert Burt was held Fridav, Sept. more or less familiar, principally Judge of Probate. I IHh at Grand Bapids. \jr. Burl (63) acres of land, more or less. the heart, or otherwise harm you. over the state this fall. on account of the mystery which In Ihe Matter of Ihe Estate of EDITH VAN SICKLE. Use them just as often as they can Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quiggle had been ill for some time. He snrroanded the man. for no one Lydia Coppens, Deceased. Mortgagee. spare you any pain or discomfort spenl Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs was laid to rest in the Whitney- knew whence he came, Just what X. M. SMITH CO. Ferry F. Rosewarne having Eldred 4 Gemuend, Just be sure to buy the genuine. R. Bloomer. ville cemetery. The relatives have he did nor what finally became of filed in said court his petition Attorneys for Mortgagee. Examine the package. Bern-are ol Lewis Houghton spent Monday Ihe sympathy of their Whitney- him. As the name would Indicate. J. C. Chaterdon, Local Mgr. praying that said court adjudicate ville friends. Business Address, Imitations. in Detroit. Lafitte was a Frenchman and well and dctennine who were al Ihe Ionia, MSch. 9-131 Thursday, Sept. 10th a miscel- known In the extreme South for lime of her death Ihe legal heirs Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer HICKORY HOLLOW NEWS laneous shower was given for nearly a score of years during the Phone 0-p 2-1 Lowell of said deceased and entitled to Miss Dorothy Bates, who on The ledger covers this territory manufacture of moooacetkadderter early part of the last century. H# h inherit Ihe real estate of which Friday. September 11th became thoroughly. of aalicylkadd. Mr. and Mrs. Halph -Hunter, of first attracted attention when he r tmcnto. deceased died seized, Ohio, spent Labor day with his Ihe bride of Hay Nolan. Miss and his brother Pierre opened a 11 is Ordered. Thai the 25lh day parents. Mr. and Mrs. liarlie Hun- Dorothy received many lovely blacksmith shop In New Orleans, of September. A. 1).. 1931, at ten ter. gifts from friends who met at Ihe principally as a blind, for neither of o'clock in Ihe forenoon, at said Jimmy Say Prosit 1" Mrs. Grace Vanderlip and Mrs. church. Fruit, punch and cake them looked the part of a black- probate oflice, be and is hereby James Fox and son Harord spenl were served. smith nor made the slightest effort appointed for hearing said pe- Thursday at O. L. Vanderllp's Boy Campbell spent two weeks to appear like one. They pros- tition: home. with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cooper, pered. however, for they secured WJHO has the shortest name in the United States? ibis question II is Further Ordered, That Mr. and Mrs. Warren Heed and returning to his home in Bellvue negroes to handle the hard part of VV nrnsp on Hip death of n man nnmod Re. and up to date Mr. A. A public notice thereof be given by family and Mrs. Post, of Clarks- Saturday, the work, while they directed of Chicago Is holding his own against all claimants. It Is hard ta publication of a copy of this or- ville, were Sunday dinner guests The old school bell again larger and more lucrative enter- MICHIGAN BEll I see how he can I'e beaten. Mr. A. whose first name I* Aaron, li der, for three successive weeks at the Dell Hardy home. cnlled to order the boys and girls prises. seen here with a message of congratulation from Mr. J. Ur of Tor- previous to said day of hearing, Hev. and Mrs. Humphrey and al Whitneyville on Sept, Hth. It was not long, however, before rlngton. Conn. in the Lowell Ledger, a newspa- daughter Virginia, and Geo. Cobb Twenty scholars have enrolled Lafitte's real occnpation became TELEPHONE CO, per printed and circulated in said were supper guests Sept. 5th at with Mrs. Ferrall as teacher. known. He was a pirate who would county. the Dell Hardy home. The first PTA meet will be on frequently sally forth under cover CLARK E. HIGREE. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bigley cele- Oct, 9lh. We hope all parents of the night to the Gulf of Mexico Long Distance Rata are Surprisingly Low . Judge of Probate. brated their 44th wedding anni- will be interested. Every one and return by no means empty A true copy. versary Sunday. Their guests interested in the work of the handed. But It was not by piracy "Little Stories alone that the Lafittea made them- FRED HOTH. sr:- were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Denny school is urged to come. FOR INSTANCE: Register of Probate. 15-16-17 SOUTH BOWNE BINS JOSf M TW S0H w eKT IXMNK and children and Will Bigley and Jean and Betty Eckert, of Grand •elves rich. They worked ont an Louvissa. Rapids, will stay with Iheir even cleverer game Realizing the great opportunity £r Bedtim MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE (^sl Week's Utter.) Miss Iva Bickert and Gorden grandparents for a few weeks un- for money making throngh the Im- SALE Mr. ••adworth, formerly of Brown spent Saturday wilh Mr, til their parents move and settle portation of negro slaves, the La- Bowne passed away al his home SECRETS OF SUCCESS By ED KRESSY and Mrs. Charlie Cross, of Stan- in Detroit, WEST VERGENNES ITEMS year. Roxie teaches the Mapes V? ThornfonW M Default having been made in BUD V BUB fittes hit upon the Idea that It in Milwaukee, August 29th with ton. sohcol and Essie the Pearsall the payment of the moneys and would be an economy for them to Queen of Queens Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis and school. axes secured by two certain real heart trouble. WHITES BRIDGE seise the Spanish slave ships off Abby Odell passed away Satur- y Burgess ^ children, of l^nsing. were Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Arch Condon, Al- estate mortgages as follows: Mrs. Beatrice Morris Perkins WELL BOP, Ht the Cuban coast and capture the day evening after a long illness. 7.00 ». IWCLE TEH.HOW day guests with her parents, Mr. va ami Royal Eddy, and Mr. and hunter be was watching even If be MOBTGAGE NO. I—Dated Feb- and children, of Detroit, were C E. Bowen and wife, and two •laves, thereby getting tbem with- The family have our sympathy. FLATHORNS THE MOOSE MUST CONTIMU4U.Y and Mrs. William Bickert, Sep- Mrs. Clyde Condon were guests didn't seem to be. By and by I saw 11. 1927, made and executed by Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. children, Fred and Ella, of this out cost and practically without Mrs, Edna Crakes is visiiing PoES A MA^ tember 6. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazo Sun- IS SMART another hunter with a terrible gun Lee S. Iliggins and Ella Higgins, W. H. Pardee. .VM5RK HARP AMD place, and M. J. Hichmond. of danger, for the blacks could not be , her son, Ix'e Crakes and family You can call the foUowing points and ralk for Mrs. Alice Havener visited her day at Elwell. They drove out creeping up very slowly and care- his wife, lo Edith Van Sickle, of Miss Mabell Watts accompanied •FO COME OUT [fdCEVEB STUDY HAEO Bartonville. spent Sunday. Sept. traced or Identified. | in Caledonia, a few days. A grandmother at Stanton a week to Ihe oil well country and also THREE MINUTES for the rates shown. ETEU RABBIT was so excited fully so as not to make a sound Portland, Michigan, which said Dr. and Mrs. Greybel, of Cale- f»th at Hardy Dam, and Newaygo, R. M. Wilcox is quite ill ON TOP fcic, STC. Jean himself did not participate to St. Louis. that he couldn't sit still as he and got where he could shoot Flat- donia, and Dr. and Mrs. Regter- ago Tuesday. Harold Himebaugh and Faye P mortgage is recorded in the of- Ethel Bozung spent last week In such piratical work, for he was Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blaser en- Rates to ocher points are proportionately low. listened to the story told b.v Honker horns. I had Just opened by mouth ink, of Grand Hapids, OF an Eas- at her home here. White, of Toledo, and another fice of the Hegister of Deeds for the "brains" of the organization, a lerlsuned friends from (irand the Goose of how Flathorns the to warn Flathorns when I saw him tern trip last week. CASCADE NEWS young couple were guests over Kent Countv, Michigan, in Liber Fern Compton, of Grand Hap- captain of Industry of his time who Rapids Sunday. Moose had got even with the hunt- ston stamping nnd stand perfectly m of Mortgages al Pages 190-191- New York's Mayor Walker is Mr. and Mrs. Lou Andrews, son ids. spent Sept. Gib with her acknowledged Inferiority to no one. | the week-end at C. M. Himc- er and had kept him In s tree all still looking and listening. I kn^w enjoying himself in Europe, as this Jack, of Lansing, visited Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. Glanville at- baugh's. Mr. and Mrs. Church attended Day Station-to-Sialion Rale 192 on February 28. 1927; that the mother, Mrs. Lizzie Compton. Accordingly, he gathered around the Ht ndrick's reunion at Island night. When Honker paused ns If then that be knew that danger was I amount trlaimed to be due and photograph taken in Bifdapest, evening and Sunday with Mrs. tended the funeral of John Kel- Ethel and Glen Bozung spent him an army of no less than a thou- Fred Goodrich and wife, of park. Ionia a week ago Monday. WELLS M,( H #1.23 that were the end of the story, near, so I held my tongue, 1 want- Hungary, indicates. Minnie Bowck. logg in Ada Tuesday afternoon. sand men, and, after financing the Greenville, were Sunday visitors from - • owing on said mortgage and note last Friday evening at Mr. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Condon. Mr. Peter's curiosity prompted him to ed to see If he would try to chase for principal and interest on this Dan Zook and family and Mrs. Jennie Bishop and daugh- liams in Ionia. purchase of a small fleet of ships. at Ihe Hermance and Gross home. ask a question right away. this hunter up a tree, but he was mother. Mrs. Fannie Zook, of ter Bettie. are visiting her par- Mrs, Temp Krum fell recently and Mrs. Clyde Condon and Essie Lowell 1 WUSAW WLS ^ dale is the sum of $515.26 dollars Mrs. Lizzie Compton assisted Lafitte stayed home and posed as n spent Saturday at the Getz farm "Did the hunter get away7" he too smart for that. He knew that together with an attorney fee o Clarksville, John Mishler, of Lo- ents, Mr. and Mrs, William Den Mrs. Hazel Baxter with her work gentleman while his employees car and injured her hip and is con- PRESTON. ONT 1.25 asked breathlessly. Houlen, and also called to see Mrs. Jessie this hunter would be ready with bis thirty ($30) dollars, as provided gan, Miss Ruth Dintaman, of In- last week when they filled silo. rled out the plans which he had fined to her bed. to "I guess that hunter would be Eddy. . PEORIA. ILL 1.25 fire stick, so he Just melted away. for in said mortgage, making a diana, Dora Stahl, of Zion Hill, Mr. and Mrs, Halph Auble and Mrs. Anna Yardky and moth- laid, returning with cargo after Ed. Clemens and wife, of there yet If It hadn't been for other /'/ Mrs. Foster attended Ihe funeral Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Condon. Ves, sir, that is what be did. Just lolal of $575.20 dollars of princi- baby's Mrs. Lucy Voder, of Illinois, visit- er, Mrs. Ridgeway, of Lowell, cargo of slaves, valued at any- Lowell, and Helen Wittenbach. of | KEWANEE. ILL. IJ5 hunters," said he. "Every little of the latter's sister at Coldwater, melted away. One minute he was pal, interest and attorney fees ed Sunday with Harold Voder were callers at Joe Shear's last where from STOO to tS.OOO each. Grand Rapids, were Sunday Mrs. Coletta Condon. Mrs. Colby, while at night he would shout at Wednesday. there In plain sight, and the next due on said Mortgage No. 1. and family. week Thursday. Addie Shear In order buccessfully to carry on guests at the Wittenbach home. and Mrs. Zella Day are spending the top of his lunps. I guess It he was nowhere to be seen. He The chicken supper given by MORTGAGE NO. II—Dated De- Mr, and Mrs. Fred Roush. of IS TMAT HOW accompanied them home to re- the work. Lafitte built a harbor and Fred Gross, wife and children the week at Murray lake. The rates quoted are Station-to-Station Day made old Flathorns grin to hear had stolen off through the woods no Sot ID RociO—x.- the Cemetery association last cember 17, 1929, made by Lee S. COLDS Grand Hapids, were Saturday YOU CAME OUT main for a few days. fortified town of his own at Barn- spent Ihe week-end with Louis him. Every time ne shouted Flat- so quietly that he didn't make a callers of Wm. Mishler and wife. QAWBRBP MOSSy Thursday was well attended. The taria. and It was here that he made Moore's, of Grand Rapids. rates, effective 4:30 a.m. to 7.00 pjn.Eve- Higgins and Etta Higgins, hus- Mr. and Mrs, John Bonan, of horns would come out of hiding and sound. I didn't know bow such a net proceeds were SI 07. band and wife, of Alto. Michigan, Warren Roush and family, of V &UD, AS Lone AS ON TOP Grand Rapids, spent last Friday his headquarters. The barn on Ray Dorin's farm anort and butt the tree. Just nfter big fellow as he is can do It. but he Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timmer Poor Sleep Dae To ning Station-to-Station rates are effective lo Edith Van Sickle, of Portland. Hastings. Leo Erbb and family at Joe Shear's. Finally, the government became was struck by lightning Sunday- can. There wasn't a rustle of a dracked without u*Jci£ and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heem- Michigan, which said mortgage is visited Sunday evening with Wm. Hay Ingersol and family spent cognizant of the Illegitimate busi- evening and burned. 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m^ and Night Station- leaf to tell where he had gone. stra attended the funeral of a recorded in Uber 098 of Mori Mishler and family. Sunday with Leo Ingersols in ness which Lafitte was conducting, C. M. James and wife, and Allen Gas In Upper Bowel "When the other hunter came up relative at Kenosha, Wisconsin, but as have his counterparts of to-Slatum rates, 8:30 p. m. to 4:30 a, tn. gages at pages 08 and 09 in the "dosing' Mrs. Abe Eash, Warren Housh Grand Rapids. Bennett and wife were in Hol- Poor sleep is caused by gas there wasn't a sign of Flathorns ex- last Friday returning home Sat- more recent years, the master Oflice of the Hegister of Deeds of and family, of Hastings, were Evelyn Bowen is attending land and South Haven Sunday. Elizabeth Hicks Gross, chosen pressing heart and other organs. cepting the smashed fire-stick and urday morning. Mrs. Timmer re- smuggler kept out of the clutches Kent County, Michigan, on De- Sunday afternoon callers at the school at Ionia county normal. queen of La Fiesta de Los An- You can't get rid of this by just For fastest sernct, gh* the operator the the torn-up ground and the bark maining for a visit with her sis- of the law for some time by means cember 24, 1929, and that the rub on homes of Merrile Hosteltler and geles, is a native of that city. doctoring the stomach because tetephome number of the penou you are callmg, which emm rubbed off the tree by his horns. ter. of bribes judiciously applied. Then amount due upon said mortgage Mrs. Alma Mishler. Job printing executed with Conquers Cancer > most of the gas is in the UPPER he obtained from "Imformatwm" The hunter in the tree scrambled • *«#«••• 94 $ I 0 Ed. Mills is moving his house- aa word was about to be sent ont for principal and interest on this • ft Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Voder painstaking care at The Ledger bowel. down, nnd after a little the two of hold goods to his former home from Washington that Lafitte and them went off. but the one who bad dale is the sum og $110.64 dol- and son and Mr. and Mrs. Harve The simple German remedy, Voder, of Dunlap. Ind., visited in Reed City, where he will make his men must be swept from the been In the tree kept turning his lars, together with an attorney his home in the future. Gulf, the War of 1812 broke out and "Jim Ham" Abroad Adlerika, reaches BOTH upper head even* other minute, and he fee of thirty-five ($35) dollars as Sunday at the Elmer Shaffer and lower bowel, washing out home. Earl Lawrence, who is employed the pirate slave trader was Ignored looked scjirod to death. I cuess provided for in said mortgage, at Cook's garage is taking a for larger game. poisons which cause gas. nervous- be won't hurt Flathorns again In making due for principal and in- MAIION lAtS USED YEAAY When the British undertook the ness. bad sleep. Get Adlerika Want ads. bring results. week's vacation. a hurry. 1 don't know how Flat- teresl and attorney fees, the sum Mr. and Mrs. Parker McDon- capture of New Orleans, they of- today; by tomorrow you feel Ihe horns knew when It was time to of $145.64 dollars. ald, also Mr. G. McDonald and fered Jean Lafltte a large sum of wonderful effect. You will say slip away, for after the first shout That default has also been made the day you read this was sure a By Sam Ifer Miss Margaret McDonald, of money for his assistance and that the hunter made no sound. by the mortgagors in the payment -MICKY" AND HIS (iANG Grand Rapids, called on Mr. and of his men. but Instead of accepting lucky day for you. M. N. Henry. "He seemed to know Just how long of taxes upon the land mentioned Mrs. Cecil McDonald Saturday. the offer Lafltte Informed Andrew Druggist. he could safely stay aud Just when in said mortgages and that the Mr. and Mrs. McDoi\ald, of Jackson of the enemy's plan and It wns time to go. He's smart. Flat- mortgagee has paid the taxes up- Sault SL Marie, are spending sev- offered his services, which were horns Ib." on the land described in &aid 1 TMStlNCTLM gratefully accepted. In revenge SOWY -To SEE VOU WtCKY/COME •tHAf WAShH eral days with his son and wife. "He has to be In order to live," mortgages so assessed for Ibe the British burned the Lafitte plan- "Did the Hunter G«t AwayT" He -TEUlNCr VOU NOT <0 ACtlN* lAOfA^ Mr. and Mrs, Cecil McDonald, growled Buster Bear in his deep years 1928-1929-1930 in the total JTOUK5 LEAVING- 50 HERE -thli tation at Barataria and seized all Asked Breathlessly. grumbly-nmibly voice. "I wish he TALK V-OUfc OR FOR Miss Irene Glanville accom- sum of ninety-four dollars and SOON, 2 DO MOPE VOUVE MINLTFE 1 rf "t** panied Mr. and Mrs. John Tim- the slaver's ships, but the United had chased that other hunter nnd V-yes A SECOND HEVPlNGr VlHIlE daybreak I heard an answering thirty-four cents, ($94.34) which HAD A PLEASANT EVENJNCr HAVE SOKE- mer and family to the Christian States, appreciating his assistance, taiiKht him a lesson, too. If a few said amount together with the pardoned him for all the crimes shout away off In the distance, and more hunters were hunted, I guess AKD ^fOU fAUST COKE tHlNG- VERY r* WERE Reformed church Sunday after- I knew then that some one WHS amounts hereinbefore referred to OVER AGAIN SOON.' COfMN* -tHlN€r/ noon. which he had committed, and when these men would learn bow It feels is claimed to be due on ibis date IK?ORtAKT HEfcE/BUt ^oi) the war had ended Lafltte went coming. I wondered If Flathorns nnd then we people of the Great Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sexton, of Dr. Hatty Coke. 25, of St beard or If he was so filled with to the morlgagee, Edith Van 1*0 SW "TO UKE A TEWECIU Grand Bapids, also Mr. and Mrs. back to bis-old pursuits, settling on Woods and the Green Forest might Sickle, making Ihe total amount VOU/ the land now occupied by the city Mary's Hospital, Paddington, Eng- rage that he had forgotten to watch have a fa'r chance." SPOILED CHILD/ JMWt J. W. Sexton and Ihe Misses Car- land. who has developed a sernra claimed to be due on this date of Galveston, Texas. Finally, how- out. or If he thought because* he VOU? rie and Myrlie Sexton, of Ada. which retards the growth of can- O Peter drew a long breath. "That for principal, interest, atlorncy ever, he became so audacious In his had frightened this hunter to death was a splendid story," said he. "I called on Miss Lillian Orloy on cer cells. fees and taxes on the two mort- deflance of the government that his he could do the same to any other would like to see old Flathorns. Thursday. Sttutor-Elect James Hamilton hunter. The one In the tree began gages above described, the sum Mrs. Velma Nellist. of Ada. and entire camp was seized in 1820. but Lewis of Illinois is visiting in Ber- Tell us some more about the Great If baby has not before the pirate himself had to shout a great many things. I Woods." of $815.24 dollars; and no suit or Vernice Fox. of Grand Hapids, .in Folks are talking of Jim Ham puess he was warning whoever was proceedings having been institut- called on their parents. Mr. and tailed away on a well-loaded treas- oi vicc-prendcnlial candidate. "Not tonight," replied Honker. "I ure ship, never to be heard of there- coming to look out for Flathorns. came here to rest, for I've had • ed at law or equity to recover the Mrs. Robert Fox Monday. after. "Flathorns rushed out and lone Journey, nnd I'm very tired." amount secured by said mortgage COLIC ACID For a brief space of time the stamped and snorted Just ns he had debt or any part thereof where- SEELEY CORNERS McCORDS MATTERS With this Honker settled himself to master criminal the pirate king, been doing, but he was smart. He sleep in the middle of the pond of by the power of sale in said mort- CRY in the night Calk I No had come to the assistance of the usually Is. While Up wns doing Paddy the Beaver. gages contained have become and Mr. and Mrs. William Hesche. cane for alarm if Castoria is Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis visit- A nation which bad sought to ruin his STOMACH everything he could to scare that (ffl by J. O. Lloyd,)—WNU Bervieo. are now operative. in company with Mr. and Mrs. handy. This pure vegetable prepara- ed the Clark and Williams home Notice is hereby given that by tion brings quick comfort, and can business and put him in Irons. Then Sunday. Leo Bloomer and children, of Mc- after receiving a full and complete virtue of (he power of sale in Cords. attended the M. E. con- never harm. It b the sensible thing Mr, and Mrs. Moss, of English- ChrrrnUt eonnrrting when children are ailing. Whether it's pardon, he returned once more to null arr mmtckrd in each of the said mortgages con- ference in Grand Rapids Sunday. ville. visited their daughter and Dog Days the stomach, or the Utile bowels; his old habits, again to attract the •rts 0/ lo mffcin tained and in pursuance of the Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rey- family Sunday, the latter remain- onr-quarler OM fir#. statute in such case made and colic or constipation; or diarrhea. attention of the forces of law and ing for a few days. ane%-roIet engi- SOM'W o'clock in the forenoon of said Bertha Beach and friend, of Palo. WW; the colored concrete poured Into materials to th« comple- neers Mere not content to offer the public s * cPWNfc day. the proper spaces until the whole Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict, of r nts Said premises are described frame Is filled, when It is moved Grand Rapids, were Sunday tion of the finished (Chevrolet prudurt, anything Icm than trie*'and prorcddesign. OF S0UNP 16 AV0IP Mt in eadj of said mortgages as fol- ahead. Two men can handle the X CESS acid is the common eaosc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Church. each proceas of building, anfermlding and They knew that the only satisfactory way FAMILIAB- lows: frame and can lay 200 square yards 5indigeatioo. It results in pain and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clark, of to get smooth, fleiible power in a car is to All that certain piece or parcel a day.—Popular Mechanics Maga- about two hours after eat Battle Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. checking the Chevrolet Sii is marked by The quick corrective is an alkali Vern Clark, of Saranac visited use «.t least sis cylinders. So they adopted of land situated in the Township zine. wnicufirhn extreme care and precision. An eihaus- of Caledonia. County of Kent, and Farmers, Attention neutralizes acid. The best Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark Sunday. corrective is Phillips Milk of Mag- the six-c> Under engine without com- State of Michigan, and described Caa't Be DM* Mr. and Mrs. Blazo and son ti*e system of test and inspeclion makes Jldt** the LA* INSURE IN THE LARGEST FIRE IN- nesia. It has remained standard will promise. And this is what you get in as the west one-half (¥,•) of the It Is foolish, declares a banker, physicians in the 50 years since ib Morris, of Elwell. were calling on certain that ererv part meets Kpreified Pf-MAHPS THAT northwest fractional one-quarter SURANCE COMPANY IN MICHIGAN friends and relatives here. AMP spliWtAfi to keep any large sum of money invention. today's Chevrolet SU. HMSTUHd (%) of Section One (1) Township The Church, Peterson and Con- dimensions exacUy. Many of these fiarts PJCINO sbout the house. We should call One spoonful of Phillips Milk d number five '5) North, Range. verse families attended the fun- KfcOAVf TIE STATE MITML LONEI HIE IISIUieE M. it impossible.—London Humorist Magnesia neutralizes instantly many are held to limits of one ten-thounandlh of As a rrault of this sound desicning and Ten (10) West, containing eighty- Hay»r% eral in Bitely Tuesday of Mrs. times its volume in add. Harmless, an inch. No manufacturer in the industry sound manufacturing, you can buy a two acres mo-e or less, according Over 194,000,000 at Risk. Net Reaources over 1496,766.88. CorrectioB Needed and tasteless, and yet ita action u Harold Ford, who passed away Since our organization we have paid over 14,050,000 Correct this sentence: *1 want quick. You will never rely or. cnidt Saturday in Muskegon. uscs more care or prrcision in building (Jievrolet and knoic you are getting a in losses. Funeral services for Mr. Fred tm,,** tm W Umm W. Mi ButoricaMjr Cerrtet SlkrtckM . you to treat my dog." said the man. methods, once you learn how quickly and testing than genuinely good " Brook, All Rlibla U—rrti D, CALVIN rADER Our blanket policy on farm personal is of leu worlfc "just as I would treat JOUTB If It this method acta. Pottruff were held in Alton GEORGE WASHINGTON'S TRAVELS Byw,w. double a classified policy. bit me."—Los Angeles Times. Be sure to get the genuine. "Milk chutch Friday. Burial in Alton Chevrolet. Turn I y hrautiful model*, at prices automobil e — If stock and tools are saved, all will apply on hay and cemetery. Wake Up Your Liver Bile OUR months after his of Magnesia has been the U. & Just as eTery part soundly designed, grain, or vice versa, "... The Ledger goes into nearly Registered Trade Mark of thi Will Harrington called on his ? »475 - «75 soundly built, Hwedding. Washington was- Protects you on own farm and on rented land within 1,600 homes in tnis immediate vi- Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com* mother Monday. of the car is soundly honored with a seat in the three miles of home farm. clnhy. We ask your advertis- pany aanr d its predecessor Charles U Misses Roxie and Essie Con- iUprieam/.O-b. Flinf. Mir/i..•prriolrQuipiTM>n»r«. basically and built, every feature Ira. I*nr Hrlurrr*!pncrManilratt C. M. .i-Curnta. -Without Calomel Protects livestock at pasture anywhere in state. ing patronage, pot as a layor. bj^ Phiuips since 1875. don are both teaching school this House of Burgesses. As he en- tcchhically rifiht. Protects your automobile, track or tractor same as for the good the adrertisln? is soundly desagnrd. And You II Jump Out of Bed II thif bile b not flowint frady, your food tered the legislative chamber other farm machinery. • do your business and the doWt dig at. It juat decayi in the boweU. of the old Capitol at Williams- Discount given for fireproof roofs on dwellings. munity as a whole. in the Morning Rarin' to Go Cm bloats up your Btomaefa. You have a A good policy at an honest price. Gives satisfaction' burg, members rose to (heir THE SAME QUALITY TOBACCO SEW CHEVROLET SIX thick, bad Uate and your brt«th ia foul, akir 011 ba, Ia ir,nM PoUcT If you feel sour and sunk and the often brwlo out in blemiahea. Your bead feet, and this young man of 27, BlVraoraSbN. '' '°. " ' IN ANY OTHER CICAR^---^^ world looks punk, don't swallow a lot achea and you fed down and out. Your wholi with six years of arduous and LOCAL AGENTS of salts, mineral water, oil, laxative I AUTO LOANS See vuur dealer below •ystem is poiaoned. URING his service in the House of Burgesses, Lowell—D. A Wiageier, Harry Day, R. E. Springett, WOULD COST - ^ candy or chewing gum and expect faithful public service to his Legal Rate of Intereat It takea thoatfood old CARTER'S Lim J- Washington's travels were confined to the King's Grant Warner. < tbem to make you suddenly sweet credit, was so abashed at his LIVER FILL£ toget theae twe pounda of bik Highway, which was the main thoroughfare between Cascade—John Watteraen. ^ »* " FIIELITT comunoi and buoyant and full of sunshine. O flowing freely and make you feel "up and up." formal welcome to new duties Alexandria and Williamsburg, with Raleigh Tavern Vergennes—WiHiam McCarthy. if OF MICHIGAN For they can't do it. They only They contain wonderful, bannleaa. genU» in the name of Virginia that he marked by the old foundation stones above, as the 1018-19 Grand Rapids move the bowels and a mere move- veKeUble eztracti. amazing when it comia U could not speak. This hiftoric terminal point in the Colonial capital. Here Washing- National Bank Building ment doesn't get at the cause. The making the bile flow freely. Webster Bros. Motor Sales ton was an occasional gueft and probably took part in GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. reason for your down-and-out feeling But don't aak for liver pUla. Aak lor Cartar't building at the left was given State Mutual Ro&ed Fire IDS. CO. ^OVVV ^ mud J is your Uver. It should pour out two LittU Urn Pflla. Look (or the name Cartart the name "Capitol" for the firA the convivialities of the sessions held in the "supple- National Rank Building, mental house Burgeases." where, by the way. the Home OflM! 712 Chorch St, Flint, Mich. BEST• BIGGEST•CLEANEST pounds of liquid bile into your bowels Little Liver Ptlia on the red labeL Recent a time in America. IONIA, MICHIGAN. dailv. aohatiUita. Z&cataUatorea. OlBl.C.ILCo. skull of the pirate Teach, was used as a pMrwh bowl. TE/Tpw Ttoen CHJQCM- vfcLuawauQq W, Y. RURRAS, ft*. .. M. K. FI8K, 8ec*y Under State SaperrkUa L Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co., Newark, N. Makers THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER »*4 ALTO SOLO. THI RSD iT. SGPTBMBBR 17. 1931 EIGHT

tober 6 and 7, a pageant entitled: This and That Battle Creek "The Return of the Pioneers" Short Story will be staged in a natural amphi- From Around Will Observe Ihcater of 50 acres on Ihe banks of the Kalamazoo river in the Saturday's Cash Specials southeastern section of the city. The Old Town Farmer Prince Won Its Centennial In Ihe historical pageant on Pretty Gypsy Monday, Oct. 5, various modes of pioneer life will be depicted, in- Hamburg, lb ^0® Emory Frcisner is attending Pioneer days of Michigan 'way1 eluding going to church of a Sun- college at Ml. Pleasant this year By CHARLES S. R1ID back to IS3I will be re-lived Beef Roast, lb 12c day in oltlen days, pioneer farm Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phillips again by citizens of Battle Creek HE tents of the clsa of McMur- kitchen scene, pioneer blacksmith s|H'nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. in their forthcoming Centennial Beef Ribs, lb 8c rah were formed Into a pictur- shop with two "smiths" repair- Peter Miller near Hastings. T celebration, October 3 lo 7, in- esque village among the trees on ing a wagon wheel on a float, the clusive. Pork Roast, fresh picnics, lb 10 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fahrni and the hillside where, by the grace of old "deestrick" schoolhouse, Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wingeier Klaborale nlans have been made Hal McWhorter, all Gypsies had old meeting house and other for this city s one hundrcth birth- Shoulder Pork Roast, lb 13c enjoyed a motor trip in Canada been allowed to pitch their tents scenes. • day party. A historical and ed- last week. at will for the past ten years. Mc- \ ucalional pageant or procession Pork Steak, lb. 15c Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Wengeier Whorter was a young bachelor and Patronize Ledger advertiser*. and Mr. and Mrs. Weinsheimer farmer prince. The home grounds will be one of the main fealuro Fresh Side Pork, lb 12'/4c of Grand Kapids. spent Saturday of his place, with their floe or- of Ihe flve-day Centennial pro- evening in Lowell wilh friends. charda, Joined the camp lot of the gram. Win. $10,000 Spare Ribs, lb. 12^C On Saturday, October 3, a boul- Misses Margarel IJ Hey and Gypsies. At night McWhorter liked der will be dedicated lo the mem- Frances Hosewarne will leave to bear from the camp the strum- Leg of Lamb, lb 21c ory of Hiram Moore, inventor of Sunday for Ml. Pleasant, where ming of guitars and the snatches of CAN YOU BE Ihe first harvester-combine in I hey will enter college this year. song from the throats of the play- Shoulder of Lamb, lb 16c ers. The belle of the clan was lOi. Saturday afternoon, a stale- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Otzman C Stfla McMurrah. She was young and wide air meet and aircraft show returned to Iheir home in Pontiar Lamb Stew, lb 8 shy, and It was seldom the Gorgloa will be held al Kellogg Airport Tuesday afler spending several BOTHERED? were favored with an Interpreta- there. Major James H. (Jimmy) Smoked Picnics, lb 15c days with Ihe latter's parents. tion from her reading of the fatea. Doolittle, who recently set a Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Odrll. If you miss die ditch, the hot snd dirty Job of Bacon, any size piece, lb .21c It waa the second morning after new record of II and one-quar- Mr. and Mrs. J»»e Berkey. daugh- 'he latest arrival of the clan. Suia chsnlinl the "flat" will still delay you. Can you ter hours for a flight from Los Large Frankfurts, lb He ler iKtrolhy and friend. Sliss Dor- bad gone to the spring to get a be bothered with old tires when we are selling Angeles to New York in his new othy Bieri. returned Saturday Jug of water. The sun waa Just Ijird speed plane, has promised from a two weeks* visit at the peeping over the hills, snd the new Goodyear* for so little? lo be present that day. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jephaniah thrushes were singing lo the brake. Head for our place and let ut show you why The Centennial pageant—some Krb. of Waterloo. Ont.. visiiing The morning light revealed the the smartest buyers in town trade here. Swell four miles in length and includ- WEAVER'S MARKET at Bridgeport. Kitchener, Hamil- richness of the girl's besnty as she service, tool Just try us. ing more than 100 floats depict- ton. Niagara Falls and the Toron- stooped to fill her Jug at the spring. ing various pioneer scenes—mill lo exposition. be held Monday afternoon, Octo- Pkeae 15« We Dellrer Just as she arose from filling her Mr. and Mrs. George Koebelin. vessel she was s little startled at ber 5. That evening, 200 pio- of Chicago. HL Hev. and Mrs. C. the sound of a voice quite near GOODYEAR neers of the city and county will| Otzman. of Howard City. Mrs. her. be honored at Ihe Sanitarium Jlargaret Clair Bartholomew. Arthur and "I have a present for yon this PATHFINDER Union Building. |0-cnde W Good Job Printing at The Ledger Office Oscar Otzman. and Carlton Wil- morning.*' It said. An old-fashioned dance to music son. all of (irand Hapids; Mrs. In a moment the girl had dls All sizes equally low. furnished by a real old-time or- Vern Dickerson. of lakeview: cdvered the owner of the voice; hot ' chestra svill follow. ,, Miss Omaline Tappi. of Cadillac. what puzzled her most, he was Save on tubes, too. Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc- How They Say "Number, Plcafc? standing some distance away Inside Mr. and Mrs. I^e Miller and son. Sit* Back fair of Belding: Mrs. Clara Johnson, of the orchard«fence. His right * 4.40-21 14.96 9AO of Albion; Mr. and Mrs. O. Austin hand was extending toward Sula a {tHiM) and son. of Clarksville. attended basket of lodoos fruits. 4.U-2I 3Si4iS) 5A9 Ihe funeral of Miss Abby Odell "Much thanks to you," said Sola, 475-19 ,28*475) blushing deeply, for It was not the Mondav afternoon. 500-19 29x5 JS) KROCER STORE S first time thnt Hal McWhorter had given snch manifestations of his ad- 525-21 (31x575) miration, 5.5S.I9 (2H5.5S) Social Events "I wonder if the beautiful Suia **3», Rag. CL Is going to give me a 'dukerin* this Mrs. Haymond Bergin enter- timer tained her Bridge club Thursday "Maybe so." the girl agreed, evening with a dinner. Those shyly, but with a smile. present were Mrs. Paul Kellogg. •Then let it be this evening, Kroger Annual Candy Sale Mrs. Beatrice Althen, Mrs. O. J. when the moon shines and there Large Varieties! Yeiter. Mrs. B. H. Shepard. Mrs. —e no visitors; when the old man Ralph's Tire & Radio Shop Pay your neereet Kroger Stor* a vUit, Kroger Stores W. C. Doyle. Mrs, Bruce Mc- nas gone to sleep over his pipe. ^ are CANDY stores stocked with the purest, freshest Queen. Mrs. Walter Kropf. Mrs. and I can tell you how tha dukerin Phone433 Vulcanizing Lowell < CANDIES. Our cases ate loaded with all varieties of Norman Borgerson and Mrs. Ber- should read," popular 5c CANDY bars at the low price of 3c each. >M>S» lin and Mrs. Helen Ixwk Burger. Tim McMarrah was getttaf old. | Entirely new bulk CANDIES at lie a pound. All All of his children bad married j Kroger candy is fresh and tasty—try some now. FRUIT GROWER INJURED away In the clan, except the baby Cupid Unites Pair He is survived by the parents Watch the Kroeer CANDY girl." Sola, It was for her sake only and many friends and relatives.' Fresh Stock! John Timpson. 24. a member that he cared to live. All of ber Who Met Long Ago The sincere sympathy of all is of Ihe firm of E. L. Timpson A suitors In the tribe were objection- extended to those bereaved. Sons, fruit growers of near Al- able to Tim, and Suia herself The pall bearers were: R, W, io. was taken lo St. Mary's hos- admired none of tbem So the tent From Portland Review: Finch, who was Stanley's coach of McMurrah was not a gstherlng An acquaintance started nearly during high shool days, and the fcN Meitl Floir KHr*. pital late Monday with a leg frac- The famous "Kitchen Teeted" Flour ture suffered when a barrel of place for Jollities of an evening. 40 years ago in Portland, was re- following former schoolmates: D. vinegar he was removing from Beneath n trii»od nndrr the tree cently renewed and Mrs. Margaret A, Wingeier, John Winks, Wil- a truck rolled on him. He was tranches bumed a small fire. Its Campbell (iumbe. of Chelsea. liam Miller, George Arebart, Pilkhiry Fkir (lame cast weird shadows In a cir- The famous family lour taken to Ihe hospital afler treal- Mich., became the bride of Mr. Maurice Court. cle about It. The rtap of a tent not iment by a Caledonia physician. Edward McKay, of Saranac, Mich. far away was thrown hack upon The ceremony was performed at BORN Roytl Baking Powder 4Sc the roof tlap. Just within sat old Ihe home of Ihe groom by Rev, TW erw pspeUr bsks* pewdw • « «. esa ZSc Friday, Sept, II, 1931, lo Mr. and Patti Only Member of Tim npon a cushion, smoking his Fairbanks, of Olivet. Wednesday, Mrs. Fred Fahrni, an S-lb son.: Fair Sex at Banquet pipe and occasionally dozing lazily, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Way, of Port- VuiDa Extract iHo». bouie 23c Sula was keeping the fire, and oc- Neil Rerger. Mrs. Anna Acheson i Cseatry Oeb - H hMb 13c In l&VB Aileliiia I'uttl made Iter land, cousins of the bride, were casionally dancing beyond the zone is caring for mother and baby. JVINII nt tlir Acjideiuy of Music ID in attendance. CriSCO Vegetable shortening lib. can 23c of light Into the shadows among NVw Vuik In "I.uHa." says n writer Many years ago Mr. McKay was the trees. Presently the sound of To Mr, and Mrs, George Fonger. 1 .n Ihe BnHiklyo Ku^le Magazine. telegraph operator for the Wes- a footstep reached her ears; and Monday, Sept, 14, a girl, Marcia; Not since Jenny Und had a singer tern I nion in Portland. Here lens 3 2k Hal McWhorter came np. Bonita, <41 cuptlvaied her uudlence. To Hie he met and later married Miss Rich, red beans In delicious tomsto sauce The rlri looked Into his face May Terrill. Eventually the rtid of tMr lives many of ber ad- c im FrwUf and smiled. Then she shook her couple located in Saranac. where DEATH OF INFANT Kving Gallotray nilivrs Insisted tl.nt she was the Jewel Coffee • ^ • . "»• 19c IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA : si one entitled to be called "la head, "Gorglos could not be Gyp- Mrs. McKay died several months IWGracet.Sc Fisack t Sc Csatfry Oak t 3V 1 diva." sies." she declared, ago. During their residence in Gerald, infant son of Mr. and May Garden pkg. 37 On the rooft of these buildings in Bratislava, formerly Pressburgh, Twetity-fUe jears later. In 1S54. "Anyway." said McWhorter, Porlland. Margaret Campbell, Mrs. Carl Wittenbach passed away Faicy Tea H lb. c are crossarms and insulators which wou'd seem to indicate that, tele- i'attl apiin smiz at tlie academy. "there Is no reason why some Gyp daughter of Donald Campbell, Wednesday morning. K fc. pfcl ar phonically speaking, some cities in Czechoslovakia are still in the open- To her honor a banquet was sles should not become Gorgios," knew both. She married and wire stage. The telephone, however, has played an important part in the Cookies planned by a number of prominent Sula laughed, and her teeth moved to Chelsea. Recently, Old newspapers for sale at Tht; 29c development of the new Czechoslovakian Republic, particularly since Rich New York men. Including Judge gleamed white ns tiny crystals of while visiiing in Saranac, she Ledger office, 10c for big pack- November, 1928, when transoceanic radio telephone service was extended snow. ' McWhorter held out his 1 Paly. William Slelnway and Na- met Mr. McKay for the fin.! time age. Good for pantry shelves to Prague, the capital. In October, 1929, overseas service was extended to hand. "The dukerin T he begged, Pet, Carnation, Dundee 3 2tk than Stetson. Naturally the wives in years. Acquaintance was re- or lo put under carpets and rugs. the remainder of the telehpones in the country. About 170£C0 Czecho- of these men were expected to be Sula Inushlng happily, took her newed, culminating in the happy slovakian telephones may now be reached by Bell System subscribers. present, hut they virtuously refused visitor's hand and turned the palm event of last Wednesday. The Czechoslovakian telephone operator cuts her "Number, please?" In to sit at the table with Pattl. who of It toward the light Mr. McKay is extensively en- Cthap c-m^aub i 27, two, using only the latter half of the expression. When she receives a had been divorced fmm her first "You will have long life." she be- gaged in raising poultry on a sev- Made of red, ripe tomatoes and other pure ingredients signal from a calling subscriber, she answers with the Czech word husband, the Mnrquls De Caaz.and gan. "I can see broad lands and en-acre plat in Saranac and the •Proshn?" or, sometimes, with the German word "Bitte?" In either event, married to Nleniint, the Italian houses, fine horses and cattle and couple are to make that town Peannt Bitter c^^ry ouh ih. jar what she means is "Please?" tenor. sheep feeding on the blllalde." Sola Iheir home. Rkk oeaar - Uk t. Ifc Extremely embniras^ed. the gen- paused. tlemen sent a committee to put the "And now the romance," suggest- OBITUARY—STANLEY MOORE Apple Bitter Country Ouh 30 oa. jar 23c case to Mademoiselle Pattl as deli- ed Hal. A rich aBsstk UcaJ sf fawtt rips ipvlss cately as possible, and ask ber if Sula looked op into his eyes and Stanley Moore was born in Chi- Preseiret Country Club IOol ar 19c she would consent to be the gnest smiled once more. Then, sudden- cago. III.. August 22. 1909. the of themselves only, Pattl consent- ly, as she gazed again Into the Al tows . Mat <1 jae ha* sarf apr Gibson's ed nnhesltatingly. and she was the palm, a startled look appeared In son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Moore, only woman present at a party of her face Again that strange voice He came lo Lowell with his par- Pineapple No.2can ^ Saturday Cash some seventy masculine admirers, she had heard in the morning was ents in 1918. and entered the Cs^t Q* - Gdfca Hsvsise h* • syr* in the ballroom of the Hotel Brona- speaking, now apparently at the local High school, graduating wick. very rim of her ear. Hal McWhor- with the class of 1927. He was ter had practiced the art of throw- vers- popular in the schools and mtoCtn 2 IS* ing his voice nntii he had become was a merited athlete, taking part Ducal Right to Biscuit fairly soccessful In deceiving those in all the athletic activities dur- Hamburg Veal Stew about him. ing his high school days. He Not to Be Qnostioood *T see s camp fire." the strange was a member of the Congrega- lb 108 lb 12c A certain duke who had appar- voice was saying; "and Suia, hardy tional church, active in Sunday Red Beast Beef Hearts Beef Ribs, lb. ently a bottomless purse coaid not conscious of what ahe was doing, school. Christian Endeavor and ARE YOIR EYES balance bis accounts, or rather his repeated the words after the voice. choir. He was a young man of Lb. 10c choice steer.. •• steward could noL What is the "There la a beautiful girl in the sterling Christian character and Cors Flake* lie use of being a duke if one has to light of the fire." she repeated. a student of high ideals of life. RI6HT? CsahyCU-ftUaJai* Liver Sausage 1 A* Pork Liver OC* bother about money? He bad spent "The girl Is reading the palm of He was interested in Y work and Can yoo depend npon what they Bread Country Ouh IH lb. loaf Jg lb.. 1 vC only what was due to his position. a man who sits near her. Now following his graduation from 3 lbs ** tell yon? Very often an examin- He was not extravaganL Ob! dear, she discovers that the man Is deep- high school in 1927 spent three Beef Steak, Chuck Roast no. He had only what a duke ly in love with ber and desires ation will reveal defects which, iNlkl years in the Y. M, C, A. College in if treated in time, will eliminate should have. Still, it waa thought nothing so much as to make ber hla Chicago. III. A year ago he en- StraM Pari - $U9 lb 20c Beef, lb 13c the possibility of fotore serious advisable to send to London for wife." McWhortert voice almost tered Houghton College of Min- Kroger quality Scratch Fead eye trouble, A dependable optom- the family man of business to over- bad lost Its trick, with the las: ing, where he was doing excel- Small Fowls Large Spring- 28c etrist is an eye specialist; not a haul the honsebcld aceomits. words, and he had leaned forward lent work. During the summer lb 24e •rs, lb.. toward Sula, "And now." the voice lens salesman. The family man of business went he was a leader of the Charlevoix CANNING SUPPUES continued, "let us see is the girt 39c Heart Coffee, lb. 32c down to the castle from Lincoln's camp. leaving the camp about Phone 236 Inn Fields and. after a week's glad or sorry r ten days ago he met his tragic Main Krogar Storas your haadquartars for all GOc McWhorter's hand had closed 2 lbs work, submitted hla report to the death near Denver, Col. Wa carry a complata duke. Lord Willougbby de Broke over the Gypsy girl's and he was Funeral services were held on E. SICLER and our prka is right. 117 West Main at. Phone 224 Lowell, Mick. tells the story in his reminiscences, drawing her slowly toward him Saturday afternoon at the home "The Passing Tears." Suddenly a chuckle came from the Your Optometrist of his parents at 2 o'clock. Rev, "Begging your grace's pardon," quarter where old Tim McMorrah John Claus officiating. Burial in LOWELL, MICH. - - FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES - said the family man of business, T sat. apparently asleep, Oakwood cemetery. see your grace keeps both an Ital- "Let the dukerin tell where she iia ian and a French pastry cook In wears the locket the Gorglo gave Sst Ihs ias idirtiia * Krsfw's. A LOAD IN THE BIN WILL BE your grace's still room. Is not her last year!" cried old Tim. such a duplication superflnoosr Sula's free hand swept quickly MICHIGAN'S FINEST SMALL THEATRE1 5 "Hang it all," exclaimed the to her bosom, and the glow of her duke, "a fellow must have a bis- cheeks deepened. A moment later OraHcs --2 -S 39c cuit!" Hal McWhorter held her in his Oranges are nutritious food— your chUdran Med them arms. Old Tim came over to the 2 lays Oily Earliest Use of Hone "amp fire and took the hands of A LOAD OFF YOUR MIND Jie two young people, laying the STIMDD CHOICE QUALITY MEATS Probably for Warfare veins of their wrists together. 9S LOWELL Siriiyari Mtriay In Babylonia the first domcsti "When ye have mingled the FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Be Ready For These Cold, rated horse appeared about 2000 blood," he said, "my little girl will B. C. It was introduced into Egypt be good Gypsy-Gorglo, and old Tim LAUGH RIDDLED ROMANCE POPPING WITH Snappy Mornings by Hyksos. or shepherd kings, who can die happy." SURPRISES-WHIZZING WITH JOLLITY came from the north and east of (Si IML McClore N«wapsp«r BrndlcsU.) Pork Rust • 10c (WKU S«rne«.t Syria, and conquered lower Egypt in the Seventeetiih century B. 0. In Brwfly Told KIT WHEELEI • lOMTHY LEE Part SM —ir"- - 14c both these cases it is to be noted that the horse was preceded by Better keep yourself clean and The screen's dippy love birds in langh reeling romance that bright; you are the window through Siwti Use Our 4-Point Coal many centuries by the ox and the tope past performances in "Hslf Shot st Suarise." "Rio Rita," ass. From these facts and a few which yoo must look opon the "Cracked Nuts." "The Cuckoos." other scraps of evidence one may world. picture the first domestication of WHh ROSCO ATES, th9 New Comedy FIND the horse as occurring In central Mack Canra. Spr««d Quick Starting Asia. Probably it was accom- About half a million yards of plished by a people of nomadic athletic field tnrpauJIns are In use Lots of Heat herdsmen to whom the convenience to the United States. Hamburger Lb. 10c of riding would be obvious. Sooner TOO MANY COOKS Low in Ash or later the mounted nomnd came Do not send your job printing High in Carbon to realize the measure of bis ad- —ADDED— Smoked Hams u>. 21c vantage over the man who traveled out of town. We patronize home A sky high joy-ride .. .bub- industries ourselves, emplov Whole or half—No. 1 popular brands and fought afoot, and was encour- bling with laughs and gay Sound News aged to wander far afield, conquer- home labor and respectfully ask ,or b,kin you to do the same. Our prices romantics . . . It's Real Coal ing as he went. In any case, the Andio Review Beef Ribi f*" « 4 "-25c horse (either as a charger or yoked are reasonable, and we do our to a chariot) became in very early work with care. NEW LAUGHS times an Important factor In war. ROMAN* K» LeLeKe Novelty The use of the horse for the work- The Lowell Ledger and Grand SURPRISES C. H. Runciman aday purpose of transport and till- Rapids Herald, eadi one year os Beef Kittle Boatt age Is comparatively a modern de- rural routes for 15.50. Subscribe —SHOWS— From the romping stars of For Fuel of Quality velopment ; In Britain, for example, at The Ledger office and save Sunday Matiase at 3 KM oxen were the common plow ani- money. "Rio Rha" in this split sec- Ite-Mc mals until the end of the Eighteenth ond whirlwind of mad hi- Evenings at 7:00 and 9:00 Phone 34 Lowell, Mich. cautury. The Lowell Ledger and either larity. 10c-40c the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio Ledger Want ads. pay. Fanner for *275 the year. mm

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