w usm to imaum ^ MAIMIBM PULASM MMTM A blot or iod this notice ••bscriptlo and ihould be roa with; r stopped, ootiiy immediate irwise it will be __ definitely, observe and xreetly plMM obaervt aad obUfla tke publiiher
VOLUME XXXII, NUMBER 12 and THE ALTO SOLO LOWELL, MICHIGAN, AUG. 21,1M4 SCHOOLS OPEN MRS. MARY ADAMS HARVEST PICNIC UP & DOWN TOWN,
K *011 SEPTEMBER 2 HAS BROKEN HIP LOWELL, AUG 27 AU ROUND TOWN ^i/e fl The time of year has arrived when Mrs. Mary Adams, who was en- Everybody Is invited to the picnic Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown were in ty dinner at Island park at noon. The TOUR SUMMER READING t is 'iiack to school again." With- route for Milwaukee, is in St. Luke s Grand Rapids last Thursday. out doubt the enrollment in the Low- hospital, Chicago, where she was stores are requested to close at noon Mr. and Mrs. G. Brink of Grand ell public schooli will be greater taken after, a fall Saturday in the until after the wienie roast. Tables Rapids called on friends here Sun- than ever before. Last year the total Chicago A Northwestern depot in will be provided at the island for day. At tha camp or in the cottage you will naad Sr o w i h was over 600, with each grade daim- that city, in .which she sustained the use of the picnickers. Follow- Miss Ella Rolf is' spending two 11 ng about their alolted share of 50, fractures of the left leg below the ing the dinner will be a concert by weeks with her sister in Grand Rap- ft good book to while away" the hours—we have except in the ninth grade where hip and cf her left wrist. the Lowell Community band and an ids. it for you. about 70 started and the eleventh A telegram announcing the acci- excellent program of speeches. Miss Douglis Perce of Gallatin, grade where there were 60. With so dent was received here Monday The quoit tournament at Recre- Tenn., is visiting her uncle and flunL When an inatitution ahowa a healthy growth large a-senior class and the expect- front- the Chief Surgeon of the Chi- ation park starts at 2 p. m., with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boylan, 250 New Titles Just recehed*^ Books 17 (* ed large freshman class the nigh cago ft Northwestern railroad, who Howard White manager. Progres- Mrs. H. J. Fuller and children of that formerly sold for $1.80 to |2.00| only • OC over a period of yeare, tha raaaon ia apt to ba school is due for quite an increase. had undoubtedly given her first aid. sive in doubles. First prize, *5, 2nd, Grand Rapids spent Sunday with found in tha character of tha aervica it randara But there is ample room, the only In a letter received by Harry Day *3. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Lawrence. necessity mlgfal be a few more Kelts Wednesday morning, a niece. Bertha Next comes the exhibition drill by Robert HooRer and family of ita clientele. in the assemblies. Lyon Hawley, who was with her tlpe Lowell platoon of Co. L, 126th Grand Rapids visited Sundav with Itie aomawhat aignificant that tha dapoaita All indications point toward a aunt, writes that the doctor says lafantry, M. N. G. Capt. Barendse in Mrs. Martha Layer of South Lowell. First Aid very pleasant and successful school Mrs. Adams must lie on her back for Cgarge. Music by the Lowell Com- Miss Geraldine Spencer of Grand For the Baby of thia bank have grown to ONE HALF MILLION year in every respect. The teachers six or eight weeks and sit in a munity band. Rapids spent Saturday afternoon at The new grandstand is ready for Emergency Kit ($500,000.00) ainca 1907. ^ are especially well prepared for wheel chair for two or three weeks Mrs. E. P. Sweet's visiting with Mrs, Sweet and sound sleep for heir work. The minimum standard before st e will be able to be brought a stellar attraction of the day, the Elizabeth Covert of Pasadena, Cal. A convenient kit for treat- Is two years of professional training home. What her condition will be base ball game between the Fats and Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Roughley and all babies wrben dusted with Thaee are facte that tall a atory of aatiafiad ^ at one of the leading teachers* col- afterward can not now be deter- Leans at 3:30 p. m. The men have ing alight wounde, bruisea, foster daughter Ivah leave today on Purete»t Zinc Sterate. dapoaitora; of clianta wall aarvad. leges. Nearly all of the 23 teachers mined, chances for her complete re- been in training for this event since a lO-days' drive and visit at Berrien cuts, etc., in the home or employed are experienced. Nine covery and activity being the more the fourth of July and very likely Springs and South Bend, Ind. office and forcampera, Auto- It is pure, smooth and In aoliciting your bualnaaa, we offer our* have degrees which means four or doubtful on account of her age, 74 the winning,team will represent Mrs. Klixa McMalion, daughter and more years of work, from leading years. Lowell in the West Michigan base grandson from Lake City visited at lata and travelera. delicately scented. aelvaa not aimply aa a depoaitory for your funda, educational institutions. The major- Mrs. Adams is a daughter of Mor- ball tournament championship ser- the home of her sister, Mrs. John S. Containa Cotton, Adbe- Absolutely Waterproof. but ae a aervice giving inetitution, able and ity have done extra work beyond gan Lyon, a Vergennes pioneer, who ies at Grand Rapids this fall. Shcr^ Hergin. last week. the life certificate or degree. The came to this locality about ISS?^ and iff W. L, Smith will umpire the Mr. uml Mrs. M. J. Coons, Mrs. A, iivs Tape, Iodine, Gaure Prevents ail irritation. willing to co-operate with you in the promotion organisation is entirely departmental is one of the best known old resi- game. Charges of professionalism 1.. Coons and Miss Myrtie Taylor and Banda^ea 6O0. Large Size ' ans 26C. of your own buaineaa activitiae; giving you a and each teacher has specialiied for dents of Lowell and Vergennes. as well as being under weight have left Tuesday morning for Bay View, aafe, atrong and1 conaervativa bank with which the department for which they been It is a coincidence that her moth- been lodged against Frank McMalion expecting to return about the mid- assigned. er, Mrs. Louisa Lyon, also suffered a and if these are substantiated Man- dle of next week. to do your bueinaaa. Some changes have been made in broken hip and spent the last ager Ashley of the Fat men )»ays Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Conklin and the courses to keep In step with the months of Her life in bed. Frank Johnson will work out for baby of Flint are visiting their par- modern development in education. Her many old friends will wish his place ;it short stop. Mr. Ashley ents at the Conklin and Mattern D- G. LOOK The text book list has been revised for Mrs. Adams a rapid and com- refuses to protest any of the Leans homes in Ionia ami Lowell. slightly for the same reason and we plete recovery. although he thinks he h/'is a good Mrs. Peter Kineis entertained at One of the 10,000 Rexall Drug Stores. now feel rather proud of the show- case against R. M. Shivel, their e«p> her home Wednesday with a benefit City State Bank of Lowell ing in this fundamental feature. So, McQUEEN AND MURPHY FAM- tain and catcher. bridge and euchre party for the all in all, as far as we can see in ad ILIES SURPRISED BY YOUNG Manager Ashley says: "Being pos- altar society uf the Catholic church. 4 Per Cent For Your Savings vance everything appears very FOLKS. itive tiiat the physical condition and A grate tire was burned all after- bright for students and teachers Under Stata and National Superviaion. Bruce McQueen and Miss Olive teamwork of the Fats is perfect, the noon Sunday, Aug. 17, in a Lowell alike for a most satisfactory start. Murphy sprang a complete surprise possible chance of loss is reduced to home, where guests who came in an School opens in all grades 9:00 a. upon the McQueen and Murphy fam- a minus quantity. 1 am extremely open car and were chilled, WI.TO en-, m., Tuesday, September 2, fast time. ilies by slipping away on a vacation sorry that our list of players a; jhev lertained, m m No classification Is necessary before trip with nothing but the marriage appeared in last week's paper was When .lohn Horgerson gets up' that time. Students should not se- license report In the Grand Rapids not complete. 1 have several sur- every morning he looks where the cure supplies until after attending papers to indicate the nature of the prises for the (.cans. The Fats sun should he ami mutters: "Is it Sewing Machine Buyers Lose Money their first classes. occasion. Report says Ihey are vis pledge themselves to hold in so that raining yet or again alretty, \ We hope you will read carefully iting Mr. anuMrs. Walter Kropf in the game wilt be interesting from dunno'?" the outlined facilities of the l^>well Saginaw. Indications are that they start to linish." Mrs, Joseph Rank'* ui Rlanchard, from $1S to $50 per buy, if they buy schools which appears elsewhere In will return home as f|uletly as they Manager Shepard refuses to say sister of t|ie late E. H. Collar, is vis- without seeing my new line of this paper. To those who have never left. Congratulatloni, anvthinK for publication. The lA>ans iting Mrs. Collar and other friends. attended our school we can say will do their talking on the diamond. She was brought here by her daugh- Take Care of the without any feeling of over-rating HO! BOYS FOR LANSING! Mot wienies and buns will he ler Genevieve and a friend. White, New Home, Free, New Ideal, Ruby, that Lowell high school held its own Arrangements have been made for served free to everybody after the Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Boylan uml Mhn with other high schools of the state Etc., Etc., at $35 Up. Children's Eyes a trip to the Agricultural college at hall game. Klmer White hastiluirge Douglis Perce attended the Roylan In every respect last year. Over half Kast Lansing under the direction of of this function. Everything is free reunion at Ann Arbor August 1U. re- of the .30 graduates are entering col- M. J. MacVean. superintendent of ami everybody is invited. luming the 12th, There were lifty- Don't be fooled by fly-by-night agents. Sec 'now before sebool brgine. leges or the university this fall. The schools, ami Carl Metzger of the live present. your old home dealer first. educational standards are constantly Cruntv V. M. C. A. Cars have been FREE MAIL DELIVERY STILL A Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Appleton of It may be a case of being raised but without making un- PROSPECT. urovided and the boys wiM leave Hrighton visited Mr. and Mrs. R, \\x reasonable demands. We belii've from the Coons' clothing store Mon- Congressman Carl K. Mains, who Roylan from TuesdaN until Friday. that in the final analysis, every day momirnt. August 25. at 9 o'clock, has been active in the attempt to se- Mr. Appleliiu ami H. It. took in the R. D. STOCKING student will be sorely disappointed returning Tuesday afternoon. An cure free delivery service for Lowell ionia fair Thursday. if their public school career did not ofllcial of the college will act as noliiied Postmaster Rorgerson, that The (irattan Silver Greys will hold Safety First and Always. A Stitch in Time Saving Nine mfiilre that Ihey master the courses guide to the party about the farm in his latest communication with the an annual meeting on Wednesday which they entered. We want the and college buildings, rhc only ex- Department, he wait advised by John at the (irattan Grange hall. There Thirty .Teara of continuoue eye service should be worth Lowell high school diploma to mean pense will be for meals. Cots will II. Hartlett, (irst assistant postnmslor will be a picnic dinner followed bv while to you. You older folks, too, with failiOR oyesiyht. a well earned goal of accomplish- be provided in the gymnasium. Kacb general that delivery service for a business session, 1 ment. The outlook for the coming boy should bring two blankets. Lowell was under consideration and Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Helmer and son Give yourwflf a treat to well fltteil glasses. I cau do it- - school year has every promise for a Names must be reported to the as soon as a llnal decision was Richard, accompanied by Mr. and work and price both right. keener realisation of that goal. U is Coons clothing store or )o Mr. Mct|- reached he would be fully advised. Mrs. Bert Schoolmeister of Grand hardly necessary to mention the r not later than Saturday morn- Itapids. spent the week end with the success of Lowell high school In in ft'nn. Mr. ami Mrs. Cliff Hatch ami Will former's brother, Garrett Reimer terscbolastic competition. The athle Fox were at Woodard Lake Sunday. md family, in Rig Rapids. A. D. OLIVER tic teams surprised most everybody, BIG HARVEST CELEBRATION. Mr. ami Mrs. Will Graham of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson, Mrs. gaining championships, even* con- Saving is a Wholesome Habit! Saturday. August 30. at Saranac. Grand Itapids spent the week end A. A. Dickerson and Mrs. Ruth Ober- siderably out of their class so far as Two big ball games at 10 a. m., with Mrs. Kate Wilson, I in and children Elaine and Helen sice of school is concerned. In the and 3 p. m. No admission charged. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perce and two drove to Grand Rapids Thursday way of public shaking It. 11. S. held Music by the Ionia city band. daughters Nina and Hetty of Grand afternoon and enjoyed a picnic din- Its own. In various other contests Program with Congressman, Bird Rapids spent Thursday with Mr. and ner with Ross C. English and fam- The man who saves soon com^s to re- which were based more upon the J. Vincent as principal speaker. Mrs. Roylan. ily. regular classroom work we stood Big program of sports, two tugs of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMalion and The Rickert and Cowles families regard himself as a man of resources. well In the line. So in welcoming war. family and Me. and Mrs. peter Tineis held their fourth annual reunion at you to Uwell high school we make Roy Scouts' demonstration. and family spent Sunday at Lake And rightfully so! His earning power no apologies, because we feel we Riverside park, Relding, August 17. Wiener roast at 11:90, free. Michigan. A line potluck dinner was served to have none to make. We know we Dance Friday and Saturday nights. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. M. Parker and forty-eight, and a very interesting end his buying power gradually in- $ee6e TTfarkei have good things to offer If proper Kverybody come. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker, daugh- program was given. Relatives from application of Interest and energy crease. He la therefore a more sub- ter Irene and son Rilly of Owosso Allegan, Keene, Relding, Constant- Is made by jho.se who enter, SAYLRS FAMILY REUNION. are spending a few days al Rills ine, tirand Rapids, Ionia and Lowell CASH AND CARRY Please not# the tuition notice stential and a more responsible citizen Will be held at Island park, Low Lake, near Crotoii. were present. along with the adv as some changes (•II, Monday, Sentember I, beginning Miss Thelma Harrison of Ravenna Mrs. Rert E. Quick of Eastern aye., have been made from last year. than he had been. The man who con- with a uicnic dinner at noon. AH spent over the week end at the home SE.. accompanied by her daughters, i. ,>J., Supt. connections with the Suyles families of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Conant. Helen and Theodora, is visiting her serves his wealth through patient sav- Qt. Cans cordially InviUvl. Alma Rui'ilick is home from Grand sister, Mrs. Howard l ielding, of Den- CHRISTIAN SC1ENCB. Merritt Sayles, Pres. Rapids after spending two weeks ver, Col., at Mrs. Fielding's canm, ing is a real factor in the business life Sunday servUws are held at II Orville Hayles. Sec. with her aunt. Mrs. Ora Gibson. near Rollinsville, Col. Mrs. Quick Ideal o'clock over the tawtlj State bank. Donald Maclntyre of Detroit is and Miss Theodora will return about of his community. Subject of the lesson-sermon for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knapp spent visiting at the home of Will Rurdick. August 24. while Miss Helen will re- August 24th Is "Mind,** over Sunday at Hartford. Everyone cordially invited. R, L. Hoothby, adventist evange- main in the West and enter Denver 95c Ernie Godfrey of Ionising is vis- list, will hold t»iirvlc(»s at the Alton university In September. 4% on Your Savings iting his sister, Mrs. Alice Drown, at church Sunday evening at 7:30. Mr. and- Mrs. Melvin Court enter- CHUICH OF THE KAZAIRNB. the home of her son. Karl Brown. Everyone cordially invited. tained at dinner Sunday the follow- Corner o( Washington ami Avery. p m .. y. * .? J Mrs. Clyde Collar. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Taylor and the iiiM guests in honor of Miss Inez Why Pay More for Coffee? There will be no services this Sun Belle I lodges and Mrs. Joe Hanks of day. fonnerV father. Marry Taylor, of Fra/.ee. who will attend the Michi- Rlanchard attended a Collar reunion Detroit are visitinw Mr. ami Mrs. C. gan State Normal, and Miss Martha I'rayer meeting as usual Wednes- :it Oakfleld Sunday, Stintoii, who leaves next week fur Buy our 3Sc coffee and be satisfied that day at 7:4*1 p. m. 11. Alexander and otlinr friends, Helena, Montana: Mrs. G. Rittenger The Lowell State Bank you are saving 10c and 18c per pound. You are cordially Invited to at- and son Andrew, Mr. and Mrs. John tend the Hopkins campmeeting with Frazee, Mrs. Marv Sllnton and Ethel, us at lliipkins Aagust 31-31. Lowell, Michigan 3 Csnt Milk Isrgs.. • eeeeeee •etata 2Be Mr. and Mi's. William Stinton of 9 Hev. E. L Duck, Pastor. Grand Rajiids, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd 3Csn Bssna • t e a • • • •eee,eaea 25c Stinton of Three Rivers and Fred MITHOUliT CHURCH McDonald of DetruiL Choice Red Salmon eeafaeaatate • •aaaeeeee "'Hie measure of our success is the Strand ChMtre Program 2Sc Joe Kelley of Lexinuton, Kv., and helu we give others to succeed/* his mother,' Mrs. John Kelley, uf Many of our folks were away last Fsncy Rod Salmon. • ataaeeeeeee 29c Grand Rapids, accompanied by rel- Sunday on their vacation, but we atives from the latter eUy, were In LargsQusksr Oats. • • eaeaeeea 2Sc were glad to see so many who are Friday and Saturday, Aug. 22 and 2,3 town Monday lookina up former visiting friends In Lowell, In the townsmen In Lowell. Joe's father, Can Tops • •••a aaaee aaeeaataaaeeea Me congregation. It ipeaks well for the late John Kelley, was for a lonjl their devotion to see them at church TOM MIX in lime crnduclor on the old Lowell « Christian danoph^us while vIsHIng friends on Ihelf sum' Hastings railroad, runninH between nier vacation. It has been truly "EYES Of The FOREST" Lowell and Freepui'L Frank, the 10 10 Feb 10 kiican 10 Bsri said: ^It Is generally In, summer younger son, K Uvlug in New York that religion Is snowed under." ISeorge Cheetbam aever boasted WITH TONY, THE WONDER HORSE city, P&G Nspths FmH) Lua Sup of the slse of his Sunday school class Mrs. Elizabeth Covert of Pasadenai 1 A picliHvdaallug with the Furett Air Matrul uf Culironiin. Cal.. who left for her home Monday, but last Sundav he had a "Million ' In entertained many visitors Sundav at 39c 55c 55c 37c it. He eame from Canada and waa ALSO A COMEDY. Stfr visiting In l.owell for a few days. the home of her mother, Mrs. E. P. HatlfliM •afcirday at f iSO. Adm. ID and 16o. Sweet, among whom were E .C. Mrs. Ilarri•iss and her class of Wise and wife, Mrs. Rena Kelley, JMme young ladies( are planning to have a esa picnic breakkfas* t Thursday morning Ivanliii AdmlMlMi If antf Me. Mr. and Mr^. Geo. Kemp. \V. S. Hum* In one of the beauty montree. wife and daughter Isabel of Th# CkrlsllMi aereepfcagw In Ik. BatUIca of St. Lar.nio, ouUid. th. wall, of Rom. spHs near limelT. They are Ihlnk' Relding: I). W. Li ml. wife and M • I MM af MtMpkMii. .MMtrucUd during Ih. fourth cntury. il 1. InUmtini b.- MEATS lag or fining all members who hap- Sunday, Aug. 24 daughter Mildred, CUude Kief, Ar- • fl MMflH k* mIM Ik* pratntfra* of Mm. of tk. Ut.r ..rcophagl. pen lo oversleep and fail to be there thur Lind, wife and little daughter Shirley, Nellie Payne and friend, Mr. Most ef the monument work of the preatnt day ahowa tha 2 Lbt. Hamburgsr 2le .The paslor and his wife are plan< ning to leave Monday morning, Aug. RALPH LEWIS in and Mrs. Frank Covert, son Lester influence ef ancient mtmoriala. Tha moat aimple tablata Fraah Saossgs * t . * lt« $Uo visit same friends In Northera and duughter Reva of Innia; Mr. and er slabs erected bv ua are monumenta not only to tha de- Michigan, but expect to return In Mrs. U'wis Leece. Mr, and Mrs. ceased but lo Modarn Art. Wawillaasiatyouinaelectlng FWnoy Bsef Roast *..*•...... II* "THE MAILMAN" Jumeft Lind and children off Keene, Mine for the Sunday service August Mrs. Day Cundun trf tirand Rapids. the kind ef stone to be uaad, and will plan with you a Pork Steek ...» • *.•...... **«*.*... 20e Ernest Godfrey of l^nsinii, Mr. and suitable design. Let ua furniah an aatimate. The subjeel of the service Thurs* Mrs, John Fahrnl, Miss Helen Lind Pork Roaal ...... 20c day evening is "The Best Olfl," Tbt Mtlrv Pacific Plant ID full bombardnwut—Aeropliinea Very Interesting repoets were and Edward Wykes and Mr. and Frankforla 17c attacklBfr from the cluuds Hud •ubmariitea from t bo deep— Mrs. P. C. Freeman. LOWELL GRANITE OO...... given at the Qaarterly conference th# robbery of ihn pott office—tbu rcw boat atruck by litrht- TNONe no Prsih Balogna Mc alBg-tbu reacua in tba poumliDg turf—thn aad death of tha ANDRRWH FAMILY RBUNION. has made 111 calls, held W meetlnas, crippled girl—the amaiiug coDfaitloB—the boy pitched into The ninth annual reunic«i of the written 7t letters, and raisedllMl.- tbanea—lb# POD doomed to tha gallowa—tha race with Heat* descendants of Alvah Hamlin An drews and William Mortlmar An- M. This was also the banner year iaf death! All merged and blemled with the aweeteat uad •91 for work In the Woman's mission drews was held AuiHiit 17. at the DON'T MISS THIS! ary society, which has raised MMMI mott ellrrlug love etoi jr ever projected on the acreeu! old Andrews homestead, now own- ed by Jidin A. Andrews. Hr. whose father purchased il from the govern- n BAPTIST CIUROM alio THE TELEPHONE GIRL" Big SpMial On Tabt.lt ^ Hev. L. Johnson will continue ment in 11144. The land ofllce being his series of sermons on the life of Admlieloa lie and He. at Marshall at that liaie Mr. A. was "For Those Who Care" obliged lo travel on foot over i auy • suppljr of them while the price U right. Indian trail, but today we all came will be very well paid to hear this in aulomoidles. Tuatday and Wadnaklay, Aug. 26 and 27 After a bountiful dinner Hie fol- Box Candies for lowing officers were elected: Pres- JOHN CILSUtT to ident, A. M. Andrews; vice peesldenl. Mrs. Marietta Andrews Sayles: sec- retary, Mrs. Kvah Andrews Kngle: All Social Occasions "JUST OFF BROADWAY" treasurer. Mrs. F. L Purdy; press re- A Drama al The learet Service. porter, Mrs. A. M. Andrews.—[A. imfcw «• MM nmdocUd Alaa A Twa-llaal Oamrty CARD OF TOANKi. s PICES fmy JbtMntay at lb. Woodman I wish lo thank the neighbors and Ice Cream Sodas, friends for the kindnesses, and the fruit and flowers sent me during my recent illness. TSw mSfic is cordtodv Invited la Mrs. Carl Wlltenhach. Soft Drinks and Whan yeu naad sptcaa ramambar ws maatlagi. hava them, put* and full strangth. Yen . CARD or nuMKa. I wish lo thank the Alton Ladies * Sunday Aid for the lovely alft ten! ma due- Specialties A 7% INVESTMENT ingmysick^a^t^
New Y Heeaied by flmt mortgage on Real fiefatt. Hafe-Hur* Sead. Maae, pawdarad sad aUakChismsnf and^alter l^indqulit of WRDCAMATARAMAW JamslasGlaftr, aU. Hlgli Rarolnge aad right bere at home where you can watefe If. (Jet yoer moaay any time with a guarantee tin Chevrolet toi^Tng. ofOpereeal. BETTKRINVRKTIUATG. THE SUGAR BOWL— WINFXJAR & HARTMAN Ua°"UtnlBUf.tUuAN,i.£^ru i all uaa. iuzAami uLLty, pn* laturday eveaiag. 88 •••MMMnMaMMWMBaai
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TEE LOWELL LEDOEt and THE ALTO SOLO THE LOWXLL LEDGER and TEE ALTO SOLO
Dr. nobert Badges, poet laureate xme MOW TO KEEP of England, who •. is to come to Amor- HOW THIS WOMAN •ica ns an exehnnge professor In a The Mystery Road WELL Use Combinations l vestern university, is the first lanre- jiite to visit this country. He haa AMERICAN GOT STRENGTH shrunk into retirement however, and not, therefore^ the business of • The Lord of Thunder Gate refuses to be interviewed or exploited (Bdlted by Q. Douglas Wardrop. Editor of Radio Blerchandiaing.) Dr. Frederick R. GreeB» Put Up 300Qaarta Fruit 50C to Get New Ideas (ln any way. A BEAUTY By LPhillips Oppenheim gentleman to be Inquisitive. Whero- npon I came away with my tall bo- Editor of "Henlth." QaanesJeDy and Took Cars It Is rumored in Kngland, that, OopjrtffbtbT Little, Brown A Co. tween my legs. All the same, 1 don't of Four Qdldm after ftobert Bridges, there will ho ne •LEGION STNOP8I8.—Fleeln* from a SIDNEY HERSCHEL SMALL Materiali Considered Out of tCvn tor ThU Department Supplied by tha brutal stepfather, an unhappy believe he has the least Idea who thei l£ Serviceable Frock for 1 further appointment of a poet lanre- American Legion New* Servlca.) home, and a proposed husband are." (®. VtXK, Weatern Newapaper Union.) ate. But. London newspapers point "That child? No I** was the imoa- "delicious Norwalk,lown.—"Ihave been » - Fashion Picture Are Little Girl of Seven she detests, Myrtile, young Gerald sighed. 1 aotna tfana to write and tall yoo out, this cry arose when Alfred Ana- French girl, stands in a country tlent rejoinder. UI tell you It's some BETTER ROADS —BETTER (Cepjnifht brTheBobba-lterfllCeJ Here is n very serviceable frock for M bow nmeh food vow Given Tryout tin died and has been circulated many "CLEAN 'EM Ur" IS road on the verge of desperation. one here tonight. She's either French I shall know her sooner or later," when it's made n young girl. The one on tlie right Halted by an exploded tire, two HEALTH medicine haa dona times before when the oflice waa vn- or Russian or Italian—1 can't make he muttered, "but It's such a waste ol Whanlatartad enn be worn indoors and the one on HARRY FOX'S MOTTO young Englishmen, Lord Gerald precious time." this way The newest prank of fashion, writes cant. Dombey and Christopher Bent, up my mind which. She Is with an take It 1 waa al- tbe left uses for outdoors. The Utile "You won't forget that we promised C* VERYONB adinita the value of bed faat and arms." Overcome by emotion, he stnrllke for nn Instnnt. For long an authority, is to use combinations "Before 1013 Robert Bridges wna Harry Fox, tee of Americun Legion are attracted by the girl's dig- older woman, who seems to be a sort Jumper Is made separately so that It to go and see Myrtile early r Chrlt' ^ good roada, hut wlmt posaible con- Moat everybody Uket fudga hare been in squealed: enough to make Kayama bend closer which are more or less considered out not only a poet and writer of poetical •emberahip eampuigners in South tracted appearance. She beg% of attendant. Every one's talking LOVI WILL FIND A WAY can easily be slipped on or off nt will. them to take her away from her topher reminded him. nection is there between good roads E^sdally when made with F«m aU tha time ifl and munible unbelievably to himself. of season or are very unusual. For olays. but a critic of authority and Dakota and the Middle West, is a dry about here but no one seems to know The flower above all other flowers. misery. In a spirit of adventure Gerald stared at his friend. and health? House Cocoa from the mctaeAown hid nny ona to Thla Is a Japaneae-Atnerlcan Tbe light was poor; he stooped Instance, black satin was used for an dtaiinctlon." one writer says. "His they do so, conveying her to who she is." "Walt till s'ou see herl i for my children. '• he girlish flower that never dleat cleaner by trude. "Myrtile? Who the devil— Why, Good roads have always been re- here. Tew Finn House Cocoa loe romance. In which Fate playa lower. There was a cut above one eye. afternoon frock where organdie and analysis of Keats ranks high. He Monte Carlo and putting her In I'm not easily led away. I've seen , re waa ao much Uakkurl kaesol" "Clean 'em up" is his motto in busi- younslf by nuking fudgs today. Robert Wella, an American, a where the outlaw's knife hod touched. summer ermine shiired the. trimming | wrote valuable books on Milton's safe hands for the nli?ht. Myr- the most beautiful women In most of the child from the violet farm, of garded as one of the neceKsities of swelling nnd pain ecurvy trick and Opportunity ness and in his Legion efforts. He is tile speaks English, her mother Tn the middle* of the uproar Itoln Tbe face was tanned, a creamy brown, honors. The organdie was white nnd I •otojr.Vn 'Prosody.' on 'The Mispronun'1 'on the capitals of the world. I was at course I I'd forgotten all about her." ii civilized state. The old Uomans Ithatleoold hardly glvea him a chance to get even. the niftiest little inppperup going, having been an educated woman. • • e e e e • a cups vufar, a cop mw, m looked up sharply. "Silence! There la sun-clenr ... It might have been, with embroidered. It formed a deep hem of English' and other studies in the Vienna and Rome before the war, were famous road builders and some Faia Houaa Cocoa. 3 tabUapoopa hiWMr, •take n step. I took In getting even ho exchangee when it comes to getting the boys to Identltlea with a Japanese noble. some one about to enter my Inn," he tbe exception of the bushy eyebrows, effect on the skirt. Tlie edges of the j you know, but I never— Don't move, Myrtile came flying to the door. of their highways are still In exist- laeTen bottles of irt and science of poetry. He was also busied In new forms of veralficatioa •Ifn up for the Legion. , EL Pinkham'a Vegetable Com- He alao ewapa a good-looking told the room. Kayama's own. That tbe others bad organdie were scalloped and the seal- : Chris. Don't look as though I've been Christopher saw her eyes travel over ence. thM k.liUlom.MRbdiIn cold WMK and metrical experiments, and hla lyrics abowed his genius. j If you don't believe it just take a I and naad Lydia E.Pmkham'a San- American ahe-devll who eald ehe Kayama grew silent In n moment, not seen tbe resemblance—more, the lops were appllqued to the fur. Al- Chapter III talking about them. Here they comer ids shoulder, he saw the sudden cloud Macaulay, In his "History of Kng- loved him. for a better-looking •light peep at his record. Two hun- . Wash, and found that ao healing, silent nnd sober. He stepped quickly striking similarity, only the darkness though the combination sounds curi- Christopher watched the approach upon her face. A queer little stab ol land." s'uys: "Of all Inventions of the nuta U daOrtd. elave girl who coat him 11,100 dred and eighty-five paid-up members fnin notentirelv well yet fori waa m and cried, "Plesae—please—I am to the host's side. and the excitement hnd prevented. qus, the effect waa nevertheless most Lady Mary Djfmbey was a young of the two women with an Interest pain startled him by its very poignancy. human mind, the alphabet and the bad shape whan 1 atarted your medldne. signed up in the first four months of Types of Loops Which Can Be Constructed at Small Cost. all white—please don't touch "It might be from my father, Aocbl- Kayamn scratched his head, then charming. woman of very pleasing appearance, casual ut first but real enough as "Monsieur Gerald, he is not with printing press alone excepted, those botlamao much better that I am not me." But even while moving to this year. If there's a better record it San." Kayama whispered, the words rolled tbe unconscious man over on bit but there were occasions upon which \ thoy drew nearer. The younger of the you?" site asked disconsolately. inventions which have bridged diK- afraid to roeonunand H, and 1 think if I hla revenge Kayama had aome The vogue of the tunic overblouse Is hasn't been disclosed to date. By HARRY QEORGE turns. This arrangement, which la stumbling over one another In their face. Then he grinned. being enthusiastically adapted by a | Chiwr she could louk stern. This was one of two walked slightly In advance. She Christopher shook his head. tance have done, most for the civiilxa- AMERICAN keep on taking it H will core me. 1 bad houra. And ao did O-Hana. Harry has a selling personality. The Admitting that stntlc is a bugbear to found In no other loop, perfonns the have done my won aU alone this aom- For thoy fell In love, even while baste. "I am a fool to have remained "Is It permitted," be asked the host, great number of women as the most | was rather over the medium height. "He was up late last night," he ex- thm ef man." Steamboats and rail- PROCESS Cry for them. radio, it knows no favorite type of s«?l; unique duty of controlling the potential •mr, caring for four children, and I ahe believed him a Japanese. And KO long. Lie to him. Itola. You do It boys Just can't resist his line of talk "I am never surprised at anything plained. "1 wont to his room but he roads made possihle the exploration of "to take this to an inner room?" Be logiciil solution to the blouse and skirt 1 and her carriage, although she was on the grid of the flret tube, thereby canoed 800 quarta of fruit and made Wella' uncle In San Francisco, well. I will reward you. There Is one 1 when he opens up on them and shows It affects all, but engineers have de- who believed hltn disgraced and stirred the body with a toe. problem; We believe there Isn't any that Gerald does." she told Christopher, not in the least assertive, was full of was fast asleep. I dare say he will tlie civilised world in tlie Nineteenth COCOA 600 glasaea ox JaUy, ao you aee I most more thing to get, then I will leave them the "dotted line" for their sig- signed circuits and methods of recep- eliminating the usual potentiometer. dead. Buffered still more. Ar- "Why?" Tlie host bad Ideas for Im- woman who either looks well dressed ; who was seated next her at the dinner the simple dignity of one who has come on presently." ceimivy. The automobile. amdaiK', ' Quality be bettor. I feel pretty good all tha this town. . . ." nature. tloa which at the present stage of de- The switch does not vary the induc- rived at San Francisco, Wella' mediate disposal of the white man to or feels well dressed in a separate j table, "but 1 must say that 1 should been accustomed to command respect. "He promised to be here early," and the radio are going to complete time and I am dad to tell otbera about dlsgalse holds good even with "The gold?" Fox is a charter member of Harold velopment can be termed as highly sat- tance of the loop. The frequency la fof 70 years some distant street. Questions might skirt and blouse, but let her don one never have expected you to have been She was slim, yet the outlines of her she said. "Has he spoken of mef Its civilization by bringing all nations tbo medicine.''—llrs. C. J. W^EE- the uncle and with the American "The girl!" Blason post of the American Legion at isfactory means. only varied by the condenser, which Is be asked. of those new unbelted tunlo blouses j mixed up in one of his escapades. figure were so soft as to become al- Has he said anything about sending and races together. MAU, Box 141, Norwalk, Iowa. ' girl and the man who had con- "Why do you fear your saintly fa- Sioux Falls, S. D. One of the greatest steps along these shunted across Its terminals, the low- NOTE: UyouprefarDuuhprocaaacocoe, Women can depend upon Lydia E. spired with her to ruin him. "Why? For money." He pntted which como well down over the knees What are you going to do with the most voluptuous. She wore a dress me back?" I'.ut what have g«)od roads to do ther?" This isn't his tlrst attempt to sell lines Is the development of the loop er one of which Is connected to the alwaya aak !cr Monarch. Thia choica co- Pink ham's Vegetable Compound to re- And presently the American con- Itola's arm confidentially. "For money and nre made of such attractive si'ks. I girl?" of perfectly plain black lace, against "Nothing," Christopher assured- her. with health? coa ia a trua quality prixluct^abko spirators begin their sutferlngs. Kayama shivered. "Because of . . . Legion memberships, either. He is aerial. Tt Is a well known fact that filament and the upper one to the grid unuaually low. Uaa it aa a lieve them from female trouUea. For —and no talk." nnd we are sure she will be agreeably "We hoped," Christopher ventured, a which the skin of her neck and shoul- "Do you still feel that you don't want The state board of health of Kan* aale by druggista everywhere. But the uncle rejoices. And ns of ... of . . ." one of those fellows who keeps ever- good summer reception can be ob- of the first tube. fox aQ cooldnf. for Kayama and O-Hana, they The host shrugged his shoulders. surprised at tbe truly smart appear- little doubtfully, "that you might be ders seemed of almost a I anas tor white- to go back?" sas says that good roada prevent "The gold." Itola said It for him. lastingly at it. In 10-0 he rirst began tained with the aid of a loop aerial and Other Klnda of Loops. REID, MURDOCH & CO. live happily ever after. "For five yen, I agree." ance its simple lines will give her. He- able to make use of her as a kind of ness. Her only ornament was a long, She stood quite still In the middle disease. The author Is Sidney Herschel "Before, I said you feared the rlce- operations on a department store one or more stages of radio frequency. EttMnhcd JS5J Instruetions Kayama's eyes lit with the Joy of sides improving one's appearance, under sewing maid, or something of double string of pearls of unusual of the little apartment and looked at Another type of loop, of the pancuke How? Small, 'a Callfornlon who has picKer's knife. I knew It would be Chic Frocks for Giris. Kven distant signals have been copied Chkaco—Boaton-Pitubunh—New York ThopipKon—Do you know how to bargaining. "Two." there is economy in possessing several scale that sort." sire. Her hair, glossy and absolutely him. Something about her was al- type, which will afford Interesting food In many waya. lived much In Japan. He has steel. Now It Is your family sword, in That year he signed up SO members. In the hottest summer months on cer- run a motor car? written many short stories of the of these tunics, for they can be worn The frock is made of cloth. The "Thank you," Lady Marj replied, jet black, was brushed from her fore- tered. It seemed almost as though she for thought Is shown In Figure 3. This The removal of weeds nnd trash your own unworthy lia'nds. Yob! I lie "Four." tain semi-favorable nights. Jackson—Why, I thought I did un- Orient This Is his first novel- Finally they agreed upon three yen, with the skirt of an old suit. The upper part Is quite long, well below MOTHERFletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Substi- The next year he came under the wire without enthusiasm. "1 am perfectly head and around her ears so that had passed from girlhood to woman* loop was experimented with by H. G. nnd the drainage which follows road ... If I can." lie pushed Knyama But to get down to the point of our til I had a short conversation with a skirt of last year's suit which has be- with a grand total of 100. A 25 per satisfied with the services of my own ; It seemed almost like n sheath. Her i hood in the night. • Silbersdorff of Jersey City, N, J., and building destroy breeding places for from him. Kayama hastily slid back twenty sen, Itola muttering that In the hips. The short skirt Is plaited A tute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing cent gain wasn't just Harry s idea of a talk. It has been said that a loop will policeman yesterday.—Detroit Free the old days, when a gentleman had come shiny In the buck or slightly little stitching in colored wool finishes maid." ! complexion was absolutely pallid, her "I will not go back,** she declared has the added feature of being able to inoscjUitoes, files and other Insects CHAPTER I a panel of the wall, leaving the room. Syrups, prepared for Infants ia arms and Children all ages. pick up but 1-10 the signal voltage that Press. something to be done, he did not worn can be brought out of one's the arm boles and neck of ibis nlmost healthy, growing business. The next Lord Hinterleys. who had taken only , lips a natural scarlet. Her eyes were | fiercely. "It Is not that I mind poverty not only rotate on Its axis but can be which are known as disease carriers, Itola blew out tbe light. Feigning a year he hitched up his belt a little j or hard work. It Is I'ierre Leschamp*. could be obtained with the use of an tipped to any desired angle as well. bnggle like n shopkeeper from the Chi- wardrobe and put to very good use In sleeveless frock. The Jumper can be ;i languid interest In the conversation,' of a deep shade of brown. Inclined not to mention chlnclibugs, grasshop- Cutioura for Sore Handa. Down below the Knmlnnrl-mnn—the yawn, he called softly: "Who's there?" To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of tighter and rolled in l.'O members. j I could not bear him near me. He outdoor aerial. If this is so It is nese qunrter. this way. made of thin silk and lined, or of a intervened for the first time. I to he half closed, as though she were Kxperiments with the use of a reson- pers.' and other pests which hurt the Soak handa on retiring In the hot snds Thunder Gate only In name, for the They heard a knock again; quick, Then the membership, somehow. shall never come near me, otherwise easily seen that we must Increase or Kaynma dragged and shoved the In- In 1 arls they ere wearing these heavy, unllned silk or velvet. A wide Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend k. "Where is the young person now?" short-sighted. Her eyelashes wore ance wave coll led up to the loop In crops. of Cutlcura Soap, dry and rob In Ou* actuni gnte with all Its mockeries of heavy, compelling, on the wooden aup* Struck a slump. Harry didn't have as long and silky; her eyebrows looked : i shall die. Even you, Monsieur amplify this signal to such a value that • ert form of the white man nlong a tunics very long, only two or three band of embroidery in bright colors lie inquired. its present form, and It was found to Hard roads and oiled roads also Good Positions Waiting In Detralt ticura Ointment Remove trarplus leaves and flowers haa long since rot- ports of the paper-paneled door. much time for it. or someihing. The Christopher, you do not wish me to It will operate a detector; the method v| labyrinthine corridor. Finnily he Inehes of the skirt being visible In Is sewed to tbe bottom of the Jumper. That's a Good Reason And Then! "In some rooms one of the house- as though they had been penciled. have certain defined advantages over promote drahmge and prevent insed for graduates of the Detroit Bualneu Ointment with tissue paper. Tills Is ted away—there Is a fungus-bed of Shuffling carefully acroaa the lit- best he could do was 125. and yet left a conviction of entire i die." of wiring up and operating a radio dropped the lax figure upon a dingy some Instances. The skirts nre short, Folds of silk of a color that will har- "Does your husband ever break into ; Mrs.—".lohn. dear, do you, still love keepers a\ the hotel found for me. sir," the average loop. It seems to at least breeding. Dry roads offer pedestrians University. Big salsrics with unlimited only one of the things Cntlcura will do misery called the Inn of the Pule tered floor. In noiseless little Jerks, the He was downright disappointed. He nattiralness. Such details ns re- j Her eyes were swimming with tears. frequency amplifier has been published opportunities for sdvanccment for mottled brownish-yellow mnttlng that very narrow, sometimes plaited and monize with the colors In the em- song?" "Yes; he never seems to be beauty?" Mr.—"Now. Mary, you know (.Jerald replied. partly solve the great summer question and especially children who are com- If Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used Pearl. The turbid river that creeps innkeeper lifted a bit of tbe paper nnd will confess it to you himst'if. little towards him and in detail many times, therefore It will stenographers,accountants,secretaries, lind once been a pure chrome. He sometimes plain. broidery linish the wide neck and ami- able to find the key," I'm true to you." Ladv Marv rose to her feet. ! mained of her toilette were unique ' She leaned a of signal to static ratio. When tipped pelled to walk to ami from school, a through the town of Mitaglrl deposits peered out, returning, with a grunt, to Bur he was game. lie uu'rely not be given now. Our thought is the bookkeepers with D. B. U. training. for all toilet purpoaes.—Advertisement knelt beside him. Immobile aa a Flounces and tiers cut to accentuate boles. -1 can't decide," she said, "which of y.-t simple. The woman who followed Christopher palled her encouragingly, at certain angles the static Is weaker dry path, yellow mud against the very wall. light the lump again. •rinned with :i grin that meant busl- construction of the loop Itself. In j Intensive courses; individual Instruc- temple Image—perfectly sober—hla rather than detract from the mucb-de- you two has lost his heart to this her nossessed also an air of distlnc- I Her Ill's were very close to his. fresh and the signal'stronger. Tlie theory Goqu roads promote travel nnd Here eoch night collect the human "The crasy white," he snarled. "I Still in the Lead Relief and sweet and quivering. Christopher, laboratories and work accomplished by tion; latest, up to-date business meth- Society In Caveland bloodless skin pale ns the vellum of sired slim line occupy such nn Impor- "What kind of sugar is beer?" Young riaywri^bt—What did yoo paragon of village loveliness. How- lion, but she was mlddle-ngcd. with is as follows: If radio waves travel make It easier for the farmer to move scum and scour of tlie gutters, the have heard of him In the next village. tant position In the mode that one can- conscious of a rare and almost over- the vast number of radio experiment- ods — best placement service — over Btonehammer—I saw Mrs. Bone- the kakemono in the sacred corner, "All other kinds but tbe kind we think of my climax? ever, I feel sure thai my advice is the '-ray hair and somewhat unwieldy parallel to the surface of the earth his produce, to get Ids supplies and 7,000 calls for oflice help in one year. stench of whose villainous bodies He wanders from place to place. Let not pass them by without some recog- mastering temptation, turned uwaj ers diiferent types and sizes of loops chisel goln' home from the afternoon his watchful eyes. Intensely blight In sell."—The Progressive (Jroper. Crith—it was very weleome. best. Send her back M her people." ti-ure. She carried herself with .-in and static disturbances travel in a to take Ids family to town. Good Write fur Dullcrin A, gMti* rata and counn fights nnavalilngly with the stifling him drink of the river." nition. The cut of tiers Is Invariably air of deference toward her com- brusquely. have been used, ranging in size from tea with hardly any clothes on her. Is their deep sockets, showing something Afternoon Frock That Gerald strolled to the door with his more or less perpendicular path to It roads and automobiles have improved odor of horse-mont and fish-flesh. "Open. It Is a guest that desires to circular, for in this way any fullness panion. "Come outside," ho Invited. "I will small coils one Inch In diameter, honey- that a new style she's settin'? of tlie excitenient under which he was Will Interest Women sister am! returned to his place. linger- the adjustment of the pick-up coll can health by making it possible for the DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY On this night the Inn of the Pale enter." The Japanese was as fluent or bunchliiGss can be avoided as they "Weil?" Gerald whispered excited- take you on the terrace, and we will comb coils and receiving coils of vari- Cer. Grand River and Perk Place His Wife—No. She merely had had Inborlng. Millions if, ing his cigarette case irritably. he so arranged to pick up most radl.) doctor to see more patients and to Pearl was full to suffwatlon. Itola, as the Innkeeper's own; ns fluent, nnd I can be applied without fullness. Criss- ly. sit in the sunshine." DETROIT, MICH. As he watched thoughts scudded Lord Hinterleys sipped his wine ous tuners up to massive sinule-turn waves, which Is at such tin angle that see them more promptly, to send bis luck at bridge. the pimple-faced host, his kimono more academic. The lone was of deep cross tunics which look like one layer prefer She clapped her hands, herself again Estahlishrd 1850 through bis brain. It could be done! Tfeast Foam thoughtfully. "She Is very beautiful and very un- loops measuring 10 feet on a side. It will pick up a minimum of static tiinhre, akin to that of Kayama's, only patients, when necessary, to a hos- Memtwn Natiojm Auociation af Accredited opened at neck, and pinned high It would need care ... but It wns of fabric were wrapped about the fig- "I am nut simgostini; for a single usual," Christopher admitted. "Have almost immediately. Best Type of Loop. Co nnwrciai Schools i waves. pital ami to give them better care. above hla knees to permit free motion, quicker in einpbasls nnd a trifle more ure In one direction, and another layer you no Idea who she is?" They wandered down from the fash- possible. He remembered the deep moment." he observed, "that your atti- Ivvperimehts proved that the best The cross-arms of the Imp measure flood roads Ir.ve made it possible stood dealing out liquor from a little curt. lapped In tbe opposite direction Is an- tude toward this youn^ won.an Is not "If I had found any one who knew ionable part of the promenade to the tones of the fellow's voice. Like hla type of lonp for use on the broadcast- 18 Inches each and the outer frame- for townships to unite In building cen- Sure Relief cask. Two outlhws lay against the Another Instant of rnpping, then n other oddity that has been seen sev- wlm thev were. I should have been pebbly beach and along the sands. Family Watch own! Begin today and will not always be entirely irre- ing wave lengths measured about 8*2 work pieces measure L'lU inches each. wall In darkness, p-irtly from fear of flKt ripped through the paper-thin eral times. Myrtile was never tired of the wonder tral high schools and so provide as A man in St. Louis has a watch on FOR INDIGESTION • Kayama was galvanized into nction. proachable. but at the same time you Thirteen funis are made, which are a nightly visit by the police, partly be- panel nnd a man stepped, lurching. In* of it all. Often, however, she cast an feet on a side and consisted of but a good education for country chlldr"" as which the numerals of the face have Time pressed. Hit by bit, with quiver- Flannel coats In white, powder blue to learn the must remember that we are in a coun- spaced three-eighths of an inch apart, cause, rising, they feared to fail again. anxious look backwlfrds. single turn of No. IS green and yellow for city children. been replaced with liny photographs ing fingers, he plucked hairs from tlie ] and all the high shades without any try where such adventures are likely to ('-shaped brass ilttgie pieces are "You do not think Monsieur Gerald single conductor lamp cord. This loop Good roads have done away with of the members of his family. He A long table echoed ribaldries. other's eyebrows, until they were ns linings in them and very simply be misunderstood. 1 feel inclined, fastened Into the corners of the outer most useful of will be searching for us?" she asked was tuned by means of a .(MMH5 variable the Isolation of the farmer nnd Ids himself is 1 o'clock, his wife Is 2 Against the leg huddled a no-sun, low- narrow and as curving as bis own. He tailored are being worn at smart re- therefore, to indorse your sister's ad- frame, which serve to support the Inner ered bit by bit from teahouse to tea- timidly. low loss condenser and the results ac- family. o'clock, his oldest child Is o'clock, •BUMNt pulled ofT the ragged, dirty kimono, sorts with sports froeks of crepe de vice. 1 should do all that I conld to crossarms. The entire loop is tuned home arts— Christopher was conscious of a curi- complished by It fully equaled those Anything which con tributes to the and the other figures are covered by house, from yoshlwara to this nest of slipped the remmmt of shirt beneath chine. Some are braid-bound, some encourage her to return to her people." ^ * I Hot water I obtained with an outdoor aerial metis- by means of a .001 variable condenser. physical or mental wellbelng of the the pictures of the remainder of his wickednesK; waiting the coming of over the man's bead, fiimbllng a mo- are piped with contrasting flannel, "We'll talk to ht-r in the nn>rning. ous sense of annoyance which he could •fc i ] SureRaHedure neiief r tiring 7.'> feet long. Si ill i.nother form of loop IK shown Individual helps prevent disease and ten children, 12 o'clock being the baby better-paying nifllnns. ment with uncertain fingers to loosen while others depend entirely upon bread-making. sir," Gerald promised. net altogether explain. He led the way up the steps and on to the ter- Owing to its awkward dimensions It In Figure 3. This Is known as the box prolongs life. of the family. Facing the end of the table farthest a pair of gold culT links; scrutlnl/.ed their unrelieved simplicity for smart- "I shall retire to the drawing' room was impractical for home use. There type arid, while It requires more room flood roads have reduced the from the door stood n wine cask, atop the broad chest earnestly. Exploring ness. One of the two models being and persuade Mary to sing to me, and race. Bell-ANS are. however, smaller and more con- to set up, is claimed by many en- amount of dust and so have decreased % of which n Jnpanese, larger by a half* fingers ran along his own chest With i worn most Is the wrap-around which Send for free hooklet 'We will take a seat hero." he sug- 254 AND 75i MCKAfiES EVERYWHERE you two yotinu' fellows can smoke to gested. "We can see the hotel and venient sizes to handle which will give glneers to be more eflldent than the the Irritation to the nose, the throat, foot than the rest, with patriclanly the span of bis Imnd he measured this Is devoid of fastening and is held In 'The Art of Baking Bread" your heart's content. Give me your Important to All Women the turning to your lodgings, and you very good results. ordinary spiral or flat pancake loop. A the eyes, and the ears. Dust catches Her Birthday Gift nquiiine nose, larger and more drunk, bidden thing for si/.e, for position, position by the wearer. arm, Gerald." The Illustrations will give the expe- good size to use for the broadcast n patch over one eye and right arm drawing the resultant llgure upon the can watch for him." disease germs and the less dust we She was four nnd received a small "Hon't think we shall stop loni:, If waves measures four feet on the arms, Readers of This Paper bandaged,- howled a hymn to the floor's dirt: n Jugged llgbtnlngllke She acquiesced willingly, and for rimenter tin Idea of types of loops Inhale, the better off we are. silk parasol for a birthday gift. Her you'll excusf us. >lr." Cerald conlhled. 1 the ends of which are provided with White Snake goddess, who has given scar. Powder-PufF Bags Are th* next half hour she divided her at* which can he constructed at a very flood roads, either In the city or in mother o|H>ned It for her and she as he rose to his feet. "It's Oirlsto. bakelite or other Insulating material from her plenty the gift of wine. In Satisded at last, after rhanglng the in Form of Tiny Doll tentii'ii between the entrance to the small cost. Figure 1 shows the loop the country, mean healtliier. happier, Swamp-Root a Fine Medicine strutted up and down tbe street nher's first rdglit in Mnnie Carlo and in the slots on which are wound 10 an excesK of fervor he permitted ono figure twice, he drew the knife from A novelty In powder-puff bajrs has hotel and the passers-by. At the end used In the Sleeper Monotrol receiver. and longer lives for all of us. \ "showing her stuff." Finally she I want to show him the ropi-s. Come turns of loop wire, five on either side hand to touch tlie eroiiehlng girl. She bis sleeve, and with the pattern In tlie, of that time she became a little self- The crosspieces measure 27 Inches, or thought Khe would rest. Stepping on appeared. It is In the form of a tiny ahm^. old chap, and make your Thouptinds upon thouRnndn of women placed thin fingers over it; instantly t dust as model, traced with qulek Northwestern Yeast Co. conscious. l.'l^ Inches on a side. It is wound with of the lower upright support. Like the the porch of a neighbor she sat down doll, a clown wifh jolly face. Its Harry Fox. adieux," ho added, turning to hU 1 f have kidney or bladder trouble and never the |ioor hand wns flung roughly nway "It Is not right. Monsieur Chris- 1(> turns of standard llexlble loop wire o lifer types. It Is tuned wi h a varlalflt. OPENING DEAF EARS sharp strokes the design upon the trousers tied at the ankles, in earh 1730 North Ashland Ave. friend. •uspeet it. and tried to close the pnrasol but so that It struck against the table leg. topher." she said, "that I sit here with spaced one-half Inch apart, the outside condenser and is recommended highly white man's chest. Illood spurted. of the trousers legs Is a little powder Chicago, 111. aess. He went out to show the rest Women's complaints often prove to be could not. Turning to a young wnin* The girl whimpered. Lady Mary made room for Chris- you In these clothes and without a turn measuring 18 Inches, It Is pro- for use with supersensitive receiving Tills bo staiinchud with more dust putT, one for white and one for rouse, jf the gang that It was just a lluke. IIK radio is tlie wonder of the nothing else but kidney trouble, or the an on tlie porch she said: "Please Wiping his lingers on the heavy silk topher by her side. She was scarcely hat. reople look af us so strangely." vided with a set of taps, which are con- instruments, owing to Its large dimen- from the floor, giving the wound the and through an opening at the back He made up his mind to beat that rec- present. It has practically aiinlhi* result of kidney or bladder diKcuse. turn It off, I can't.** of his kimono, the large Japanese Ultra-Modern A Point in Common possessed of her brother's good looks, "Vou look very nice," Christopher as nected to the 2d, 4th, 0th, 8th and 0th sions.—New York Kvenlng World. T If the kidneyit are not in a heuitliy con- appearance of age. The white man of the little clown one finds a compuct ord 'way yonder. lated space. It has Increased a speak- straddled the cask more securely and I "T Mippose your new bimgah-w is "When does the honeymoon end?" but her complexion was good, her fea- dition they may cautte the otiier organs moaned and stirred: his arms and legs containing a reserve cosmetic supply. Did he? Well, L'S.'t in the first four sured Iter, "and besides, it is no one er's audience far beyond the capacity M Love's greatest charm Is that It up lo the minute in the very latest "Well, frequently, like the othei tures unexceptionable, her eyes dear to become diKcnsed. banged upon the tnbie for nttention. twitched, but (so well bad the braves Iu some of the smartest shops In New months of 1024 rather looks like It. else's business but our own." 1 and as a rule sympathetic, her tone nnd F terminals nre wired to cor- of any building on earth. It is esti- You may sufFer pain in the back, head- forgives a great deal of foolishness. "You," to the girl, "would take from done their worlc) bis eyes showed no York are shown lipstick containers, style?" moon, it fades awny after the last And the year's not nearly over yet. Removing Transformers "Yes, sir. Klin: Tut from basement quarter is reached."—Host on Tran- and manner attractive. Her llgure. es- respondlng contacts on the bases to mated that over a inliiion American ache and IOM of ambition. this band"-he waved It In the nlr— A Push—a whout—the Room Became signs of opening. lovely hits of Kreneh enamel, eoml. Harry may have all of South Dakota itixens heard I'resideni Coolidge in Poor health makei you nervous, irritable "the dellciousness of supreme rapture to attic." 1 script. pecially in a riding habit, was unde- It looks like three love affairs From One Set to Another prevent reversed connections as the a Whirl of Arms and Legs, of Flying Crystal plaited chiffon, beneath all- Jade, onyx, gold and plaiimim. banded ilgned up in his post before the year's ills address lief ore congresx last De- and may be deapondent; it makei any niable. her skill at golf .md tennis far transformers nre moved from socket to SMSBW Hsd You Miserable? that awaits it," He paused, and the Kimonos. over embroidery in gold color, is used and circled with rhlnesiones JIIM the »ver if the other fellows don't keep and badly mixed at that. What This article is a description of a one so. ^ above the ordinary amateur, it was socket. cember, This was probably the largest It's hard to do one's work when pair of outlaws, sensing wine, up* Evidently the gods were In a size of a cigarette bolder. They are their eyes open. is to become of Myrtile? method whereby the formerly immov- But' hundreds of women claim that Dr. to make this charming afternoon not for lack of otTt-rs that, at twenty- > v. uw uJC»\, ' one Ucciared audience which has ever listened to every day brings morning iameneiM, piatided loudly. to the room. The host stolidly replaced facetious mood. Can you guess dainty Jeweled trifles to carry in one's jble A. F. transformers in a receiving Tbo sockets consist of pieces of Kilmer's Swamp-Koot, by restoring health gown, ornamented with girdle and How does he do it? it's really very Fiercely. one man. Yet it IK small compared to throbbing backache, and a dull, tired "What do you know of pleasure?" the torn panel by sliding another into the strange trick they played porte-monnale or pocket. four years of age, she was still un- set can be moved from one set to n8« formica or bakelite cut slightly larger rosette of white beads. limpie. wlmt tlie audiences of the future may to the kidneys, proved to be juit the feeling. If you sailer thus, why not Its plnce. T TOE LdmL LfiDaetl and tHE ALtO SOLO bS& tHfi UWttL LtDBSR md tMi ALIO SOLO PROCEEDINGS OF BP"!" }¥; •• m AMD are spending the week with friends DR. B. H. SHEPARD VUUGE COUNCIL m in Toledo. PtokU- •»«... "TSS; Thelma Wingeier of Lowell spent Lowell, MkUfui Regular meeting of the Common aftanooB Friday and Saturday with Retha council of the viuage of Lowell, held tsfaaa; Ford. The Doctor Md)ann 11 Oflea la in tiie council rooms Monday, Aug. f. •. JOfflOON. Editor and Pwp, Mrs. H. D. Weeks and Mrs. Jack NegoncoBlock. Penrod spent Friday at Glen Ford's. Office hours: 10-12, a. BL, S-4 and . The meeting, was called to order DIFFERENT Met. No. MO; „ Local newt takes Mr. and Mrs. Ace Vandenbroeck by President Coons at 8:10 o'clock, and dau^iter Nina spent Thursday Clts.PboneTsO, Office: 47. Raildioaa p. m* with the following trustees NEW FALL in Grand Rapids. present: Day. Doyle. OUarrow, .S^pffiatLaw- Several from Moseley attended tbe Thomas and leiter. Absent, trustee ataacoiid daw Matttr. Ionia fair last week. iWatson. S. S. LEEf M. D. Tba minutes of the meeting of RATES PAYABLE D. A. Richie and Mr. Fita of Grand Rapids spent Friday and Saturday at July 21, 1904, were read and ap- DRY GOODS-SHOES—FURNISHINGS . IY IN ADVANCE. the John Andrews home. Physiciai ul SvfCM proved. **** rt*00- noo Mrs. Agnes Stevens is , Tbe Street commissioner's reports few days with her daughter, Offloe Bonn: Va for tbe weeks ending July 26 and 0 1'9 Tom Byrnes. • 11 to 13a.m. Sto4p.m. 7to8p.a August 2,1924, were read and order- Cflen Weeks of Keene is helping Sundays, 8 to 4 p. ai. ed placed on file. i)5 HROUSER SUITS Glen Ford with his threshina ortflt OEF1CE: LEB BLOCK Justice of the Peace Andrews're- aTSli adltloB— Bliss Rose Wingeier of Belding and JMHee Phone, 98 Hoass, 11 ports dated July 24 and 26, 1924, three young lady friends are occu- were read and ordered placed on SSVSL ^ pying one of the John Andrews' cot- ale. tages this week. On motion by trustee Day, sup- NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS ported by trustee Yelter, the build- REALIZE GLENN a TOWSLEY. li D. ing permit of Russell Welsh was lUa paper wiU not be forced up- EYEWEAR, NOSE mTTHROIT granted. Yeas 5. • a aay ooa who beUevM in and Oflkra: 5044106 Ashton BMg. On motion by trustee Thomas, lUeaa touare dealing- When the v: M. C. OrMiM, M. O. supported hy trustee Day, the matter i paid fdt has expired your paper GRAND RAPIDS A MIGHTY SAVING of tne date of hearing ot the con- I ha hlne-marked around the PhnkiM aad Sartwm Otieeas phone 69470. demnation proceedings against the on flnt-pafe heading—and an 0m estate of James tiuluforu, George — hi Weiawea Blh., LowoN, Mlah " b renewal ii due. If you tiuliiford. Administrator, as set at paper it<»ped. notify the Our stock will not be complete when we open our doors to the Buying Public of Low- the meeting of the common council at once. Otherwke it will on July 21, 1924, was extended to ;:K; indefinitely, giving you a ell and surrounding community Friday morning, August 22, at 8:30 o'clock, sharp. MMMsi, August 18, 1924, and George Gulii- raaeooahle time for renewal . War H. P. GOTFREDSEN forU, Administrator, was to be noti- rwuhaTf been autpended and we tted accordingly, teas o, absent, wB to accord the utmott courteiy But you are going to find remarkable values on every counter, table and rack. The prices Phy sleian A SurjBOii Hot filer ml trustee Watson. to ow readers. Please co-operate OVER CITY STATE BANK On motion hy trustee Thomas, sup- Wllh as by prompt attention to the Early fall shades of brown, blue and gray; LowaUJfich. Hot Air Heitlif ported hy trustee Veiter, the ar- we quote herein are subject to stock on hand, or as long as we can replace the items at rangements for tne disposal of gar- Gonoral Ropoir Woilr. Otge in the alleys was relerreu to the same cost. the quality is much higher than the price. Coll PIlMMi tOl iMko the Street committee with power to o ipoelolty pi hot air act. Yeas 5, Ahsent, trustee Watson. Now Folkt—Wo invito you, wa want you to come, and we know you wi 1 come many timea more after you learn to know ut better. Wa kootlof. On motion ny trustee Day, sup- ml u e lunra. ported hy trustee Veiter, the tdiow- want ycu to feel at heme, meet your friends trd neighbors here and thop to your heart't content. It it our aim to offer exceptional valuet From Our Point OSTEOPATH Mill liri mg hills were allowed and ordered paid. Yeas it; absent, trustee Wat- at all timet and maintain the highett ataadard of mtrchtnditirg. We own our merchandite right and are goiog to sell it to you at a fair SI Oppoako LighHiag profit. Coma and tee, then tell the world what you think. M7. Station (ieneral fund 12^55,66 of View. L. A P. fund 673,96 Fall Hats $3 to $5 htreet fund 221418 mm .W. W. fund 1,4199,14 The splendid succm of the Ionia C U. Op. fund 48.78 Free Fair is due to its progrcwive Fall Caps $1.50 to $3 !A'0tal hills paid a4«8U9.8a business management and its liberal Copyright 1924 Hart Scbaffner & Mux On motion hy trustee Day, sup- advertising policy, each year break- ported hy trustee Thomas, the coun- ing the previous record for attend- cil adjourned. ance and satisfaction. Even the Head and approved Aug. 18,1924. weather man ceased to scowl and J. C. femith. Village Uerk. grumble and during the greater part Sport Puliovers, in white, tan and $ M. J. Coons, Village Pres. of fair week, his dark and gloomy OPENS FRIDAY 5 COAL . 22 face actually brightened to a smile. Fall and platinum AN ORDINANCE requiring a per- Fred Keister of the Ionia County J mil to he secured before any Aerial, News, ad-manager for the fair, cer- Coal prices are sure to'advance Antennae, or Overhead wires for a tainly understands tbe advertising Sweaters. radio may be huiil, erected, put up, I EXTRA SPECIAL | House Dresses and Aprons fame; and his little joke of "Compli- Worsted Sport Coatg $7.45 as coal consumption has been altered or moved in the village of Mr. Man! Read This mentary" tickets to a "Free Fair" Lowell. was like unto that of the Chautau- •The village of Lowell ordains:—* Man, wa want you to know you can come here, look around, Ladies, hero is the greateat opportunity to lay ia a tupply of qua association which sent out edi- greater than production for the : Section 1. That every person, per- tea what wa offer and you will not be urged to buy. Wa ara house dresses and aprons. They are made of very fine per- torial passes for its recent Free ; 10ns, firm or corporation desiring Chautauaua, with this diirerence Shaker Sweater Coats (white) $10.45 oons WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 cale and ginghams and the ttyles will please every woman in past three months. I have tak- to build, erect, put up, alter or move here to tail goods, but they must please. that the ionia Free pays cash for its any aerial, antennae or overhead this community. advertising, while the Chautauqua ;wires for a radio within the corpor- will be Remnant Day sponged 125 to $5U worth and ex- en advantage of the low prices limits of the village of Lowell, Blue Chambray Balbriggan and Athletic A Good Denim pressed its appreciation with a free 11 Ale a written application with Many yardt of piece goodt will go on the Remnant ticket to a free show. and in turn pass it on to my viUage clerk of said village, set- Work Shirts Union Suits Overall Percale Gingham Gingham I forth in detail the location, the Counter Wednetday morning, Aug. 27, and will be A aaaipla exhibit of tha world in 23 —i of material to he used, the Aprons Aprons Dresses the making is seen in the sea of customers. Carelessness in the directing of At least, the man who died at the ed the Ionia free fair and all say it Mrs. Elsie Condon is receiving Callers at John Scott's this week Method of construction and erection, told to the good people of thit community at prices Azov where an island sprang up mail, requires a directory service sii'erin.i5 wheel of his car with an was a good one. . jngratulations on a new brother, were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob and shaU give as detailed a descrip- during a recent great convulsion of who arrived Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scott of Grand Hi Zolflor Nut.... - $9.00 par ton t of the work proposed to be 79c you will appreciate. Mr. and Mrs. John Detmer of Can- 79c $J47 for 200,000,UOD pieces of mail in this emph wood alcohol bottle by his n the earth. Thus other lands have country yearly. What it costs the side, was rortunate in that only his nonsburg spent Sunday with their keview, Edith Wakefield. Mr. and The graatnst rnngo cool. r e. as the common council shall 79c 99c appeared while others have disap- government ma> he imagined when own life paid Hie forfeit. Many sou Sam. ghton Dresser and Tinuner and family and Et • and demand. There will be Wool Goodt, Silkt, Curtain Materials, peared in the mighty deeps in ages Zoiglor (Spteialfurnaco ogf) 19.00 par ton il is known that such service in New , in asserling their personal rights, Mrs. Covert and mother, Mrs. E. little son are spending a few weeks of near Saranac. -..Jon 2, The common council Ginghamg, Percales, Wash Drets Goods, Table Lin- palt. Much of the vast expanse now York city alone costs saliO daily; i penalize others :iKo. Sweet, of Lowell were Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John O. Wingeier. •nail act upon all applications for Kwanto 42 inch Hope covered by the Mediterranean sm Bluo Jay (lump) $8.50 par ton but that city with ils millions of | • dinneoioiier guestKue.M.ss ofi heuer siitiersister, mr.sMrs.. i .wiMr. uianmd Mrs. Arch Condon visitetd. tidio permits with due diligence 81 inch 32 inch is believed in prehistoric times to ens, etc. Come in and look 'em over, and lake home 86 inch foreigners, may not he a fair eriler- j \n Knglish printer is credited Maggie Leece. and all went to Mrs, over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. h. Ethal Want Va. (lump) $8.50 par ton shall grant permits under such have been a populous and prosper- Underwear Bleached Muslin ion by which to judge the counlr> \ with having slarted the lirst Sunday Sweet's home in the afternoon and|lM«zo. . . , . ' I and conditions as It shall im- the biggatt load your dollars ever bought. Bleached ous country below the level of the forty-two callers came to say good- too. hrost left Saturday for New DUTCH BOY Dundan Hill Red Ath $8.50 par ton where the aerial, antennae and Dress Dark average intelligence. I s. hool j)a< k in 17X0. We hear so Atlantic, which broke through the md wires for said radio pro- Crepe Pillow Tubing (Bleached) j iiiueh ahout printers' devils, we byes to Mrs. Covert, who left Mon- York lo visit relatives. | barriers at Gibraltar and inundated Pocabontag Efff (ganuine) .$10.50 par ton to be built, erected, set up, Sheeting The new 2."{-passenger motor buses, should rememher this man—Itobert day for her home in Pasadena, Cal. . Mrs. Gertie Head returned home White Lead and Gingham Percale tBe fertile vdlley and its people, who red or altered, may be conslruct- Grand Hapids, l.cwell, Ionia, are llaikes of (lloucester. Over in Wisconsin they think this I Saturday, after visiting her daugh- Remember the day and place- lived and loved and wrought and Chattnut Stovo and Egg An* wittwul danger of or oblection large enough, surely; hut Detroit is cold wet weather is caused by soMcr, Mrs. Glenn Titus, of Penn Van, Linseed Oil perished with all their works. 11. G. "B are hazards, contact with to try out one with seals for sixty- manv radios in use. I New York, the past two months. i thradta $15.25 par ton 29c 39c 19c wells tells the story in his outline WHITES BRIDGE trie wires, telephone and tele- Yon can't forget the rest. sis. Whatever happens to one of the Sorry lo hear that Myrtle Griffith, Mr. ami Mrs. John Hennels and for palntinf—Puro Producta of History. .loe Shear and family attended the All prlooa aro dallvorad prlaoa i wires, or hy reason of the yard yard yard 58V who made her home with Mrs. Wll-1 daughters Ethel and May will leave 22V latter is likely to he "a plenty." C.oe school reunion at Kast Nelson at tho loaat prlco per gallon- being a nuisance or a danger Where is this to end? kinson for three years and taught I'" » few weeks for New Mexico, try-' Tha twentieth amendment, it is ex- Saturday. school at Keene church corners. Is I lo Hnd a climate that will restore Why pay more for a choap Do not fail to tako advantago of thata low menace, pected, will be that regulating the l.ody Shear and family of Lowell very ill with cancers all throuHh her I the health of Mrs. Hennels and Ethel. ction 8. Upon the common coun- "We love him for the enemies he point? pricag aad oxcoptiooal quality. Evary pound labor of children under eighteen spent Saturda.\ night and Sunday at syst•c •m. She lives in Grand Kapids I They will motor through. npprovlng the application for a years of age. It is to be hoped that has made," was spoken of (irover Don't Believe What You Read Here—Just Come—Look (!. K. Uowen's. and has been a teacher there for a I Mr. and Mrs. Dell Condon visited guarantaad to giva tatigfactlon. lo permit as herein mentioned, parental rights may not be unduly Cleveland by (leneral liragg, ev l-loyd Clark and wife have gone numhi of years. Mary Daley Tuesday. M. W. GEE avinage clerk shall issue lo Ihe disregarded. The true welfare of the pressing a truth that is well to re- on their vacation this week. it a permit to erect the same rising generation will not be ('un- memher. In forming a just eslimate shaU keep the original applica I.uella Murphv is assisting with NORTH KEENE served by absolute freedom from of a man it is well to consider his the work al Verne Leach's this week on flle with the viUage records Children't Half Hote 36 inch Cretonne 8EELBY CORNERS home duties and necessary chihiish enemies as well as his friends. The while Mrs. Leach is away visiting. Cecil lllggins. a son of Hurr llig- shaU record Ihe Issuing of all talks. Nor can hard-working farm- principle holds good in nuhlic life Several from this place attended gins, is staying at Alfred Laux's. Howard, Clare, Paul and Doris I FERTILIZER permits on the records of Ihe Lot No. 1—Shoes Lot 2—Oxfords ers be deprived of the just and prop and in private life as well. tin- Ionia fair last week. Hotel Waverly | Ouite a few people from here at- Carey and Mrs. Harry Jurgens spent m coundl. Chifdren't Three-quarter Hote.. Up to 85c Wath Goods er help of their childrenchildrei . Their bur- Klla Marie Ho wen is visiting her tended the Ionia fair last week. inday, Aug. tt. at Grand Haven. ion 4. Upon the filing of an ap- While thay latt, one lot of Lad let' Fine Ladies, here it the one you will all want, den, already is greater than they James Haaiiltun of Detroit, per- Crandma Itichmond in Itartonville. I Mr. and Mrs. Albert llausserman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Storm and Wa hava raeoivad our fall pricag on fartll- lion for a radio permit with the tize from 3)^ to 5. SampVet of belter should bear. Certainly the age limit sistent advocate of a eonslitiitional Florence Murphy, .loe Murphy and Chicken Dinner and son Harold and Henry Huusser- family of (Cascade spent Friday with |e clerk, a fee of fifty cents Children't Black School Hote... Kid High Shoat, with military or high 36 inch Sateen named is too high. Children who amendment requiring all children lo 'I helma Dawson from Helding were man spent Sunday with E. E. Hich- Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Coger. iiar and wawlll appraclata your i>rdor aarly he paid to said clerk, footwear—Oxfordt and Strap Slippers in are not taught to be reasonably use- ilttend public schools, is seeking the callers at .lohn Murphy's Sunday. Sunday | inond and wife of North Vergennes. Darrell, Verle and Velnia Hurras tlon 5. All aerials, antennae or heal. You know thete thoet formerly John Campbell is having a new are having the niunips. black or brown. We say they are ex- 45 inch Organdy. ful before they are eighteen are like- nominatinn for governor on the Re- Hi.ward Kcnnedv and lady friend. to aaabla ut In ordarlag tha analyglg that Ig ead wires for radios and all Girlt* Fine Rib School Hose.,,. told for much more, but now they mutt ly to be useless to themselves or the publican ticket. It is ri;4lit that lliis Miss (irace Moon, were callers at C, roof put on his barn, Clarence Hart Lila Cornell spnt from Thursday radio construction within the ceptional value; come and see what you world everafter. should he known sir that voters al L. I' lwen's Sunday evening. Board and Room doing the work. until Sunday with her uncle and moat gultabla to you* Wo ara making a p of Lowell, shall be subiect to 9 go at tome price—find your size—only think then tell your friends. the primaries !ii:i\ ael aceordingl.N. Waller Mo(»re and familv of Meld- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zahm and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Herman, 9 .jspeclion and supervision of Boyt Heavy Rib School Hose.,, 27 inch Mercerized Poplin... . That Government weather fore- iiiv and .loe Ilarris and family of Reasonablo three children of Lowell eame home in Grand Hapids. gpacial "Dalivartd to lha farm prlco,' to- superintendent of Ihe Liulit and with Clem Heelher Saturday after- Mrs. H. L. Coger was in Grand caster who has anne-uilted that we The old silver dcllar. the cart- Orleans spent Sunday with their |er department of said village or Hapids Thursday and Friday writing Dress Cambric are not to have any summer this wheel of other kKK^W- ncsS THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO MB •• " way home in the evening the.iorm- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lynk and two King and William Bickcrl and THE LOWELL LEDGER rand er's daughter was taken very ill sons and Mr. ami Mrs. Franks of their families attended the Bickcrt Make This Bank with appendicitis and was taken to Lansing were visitors Sunday of reunion at Belding Sunday. Founded BuUt Hastings hospital and underwent an Frank Jones and wife. Harley Hunter and wife spent Hot Weather is Here! operation Thursday morning. Mrs. Herman Jones was home from the Sundav evening at Fred Gramers. en Your Bosineit om Mr. "and Mrs. L. J. Hunter were i Thomas visited her niece at the hos- Bapids for over Sunday with his Security pital Sunday and found her improv- parents. dinner guests of M. K. Jepson in Service ing as well as could be expected. Mrs. Andy Conlon and son start Saranac Sunday. Irvin Stebbins and Time to save your face. Got under one of our Borne Earl Starbard, wife and sons, S. S. Tuesday motoring to Ohio to attend wife were also there. , , . . D n Weaver, daughter Sarah, Orville a family reunion. Nearly everyone attended the free Deardorf and wife, Mrs. E. H. fair at Ionia last week. Thompson, Lester Thompson and HICKORY BEND Mrs. Scott is visiting her daughter, family, Chas. Wieland and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cahoon and Mrs. Leon Hale. Good Straw Hats LOWELL, MICH., AUGUST 21, '24 "LEVEL HEADED" WOMEN- Floyd Thompson and wife with daughter Gladys spent Friday even- Mr. and Mrs. James Parks of Beld- Stephen Weaver, Jr., and wife and ing at L. J. Hunter's. ing and Miss Goer of Lansina were Stephen Weaver, Sr., attended a priced for your benefit ALTO PARISH NOTES BOWNB CENTER BOWNB BUGLE BUSTBRS pay their Ulla by check. Now mere than ever be- family gathering at the home of Wes- Friday. Auaust 22. Percy Perkins, who has been vig' John Livingston and wife attend- fore are women aasoclated with affairs—and busi- ley Hlough of Freeport. The affair 10c to 7Sc Bowne Center Ladies Aid society Iting and calling on old friends here, ed the White reunion at Morrison neaa, ita methoda, plana and poaaibilitlea. was in honor of Mrs. Blough's SOLO BUGLE I01EhomS e coming dinner at noon. v returned to Chicago Saturday. Lake last Wednesday, brother and sister and families of Swat Ma Fly Now and save a billion later. Woman's Foreign Missionary so* Our schoolhouse is being repaired, Mrs, Clara Green and daughter Ia it atrengo then, that they ahould learn of the Pennsylvania, who are visiting her. mm ciety meets in the afternoon at the plastered and painted. hula and son returned to their home . aafety end timo-aavlng advantagea of paying their WEAVER'S QUALITY MARKET Jay Leece and family, Melindaand Good Swatters 10c The Sayings aad Doiags of Our Ladies Aid htdl. Mrs. Dora Godfrey called on Mrs. in Grand Udge Sunday, after spend- Lucinda Starbard visited at tbe Geo. Home Folks South LoweB Sunday school social Alexander Saturday afternoon. ing a few days with their daughter houaehold and personal obligations by check? Fresh Fish Friday and Saturday Leece home at Elmdale Sunday. at the home of Mr. and Mrii Allen Mrs. Belle Starki son Clyde and and sister, Mrs. Charles Clarke* Every woman who spends or earns should have a D. W. Layer and wife attended Clean-up Sale of Auda Vanderlip was in Lowell Behler. Percy Perkins were Friday guests of George Frailer and wife were Ihe Checking Account. the Chautauqua at Middleville Sun- IN Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. Sunday guests of her sister, Miss Trout, Whitefish, Halibut, Salmon and Perch. day. Sunday services as follows: Men's Work Shoes The Ladies Aid at Mrs. Bern's Church S School Clara Watts' aunt, Mrs. Huvck* of Sada Wilson, If you haven't one at thia bank, your account is Smoked Whitefish and Herring. Mrs. B. Keller of Elkton, who has was well attended. Bowne Center 9:30 10:30 Ovid is visiting her this week. Mr. and Mrs« Archie Boss called cordially Invited. All aupplios are free. been visiting relatives in Grand Hap- Alto 10:45 9:45 Mr. and Mrs. Morse White of Paw on Mrs. Green at Charlie Clarke's ids for a couple of weeks, is visiting Bargains at $1.79 A number from here attended the ii Ionia fair last week. South LoweK 12:00 um Paw is visiting at the home of her Saturday evening and renewed their Choice Kettle Roast of Beef 12c and 14c lb. her sister, Mrs. Samuel Custer, and Snow 9:00 10:00 aunt, Mrs. Glara Watts. Colorado friendships. $1.00 start* a Savings Aooount $1,00 other relatives in this vicinity. Harold Yeiter spent over the week Mrs. Harding, who has been spend- end in Grand Bapids. West Lowell 10:30 9:30 Percy Boulard and wife of Grand Meaty Beef Ribs for boiling 9c H. Winton, wife and four daugh- Floating Soap— Whitneyvllie 12:00 11:00 Rapids were Sunday guests of Lewis ing two weeks in Bowne, returned Hamburger 2 lbs. 25c ters of Oscoda county visited Mrs. a good one, only 5c a bar. Mr. and Mrs, Sid Hull were in Alto Parish Young People 8KM) p. m. Boulard and family. to the city Tuesday morning, Winton's uncle, Josiah tilough, and Grand Bapids Tuesday. at Alto. Wm. Watts and family of Alto Harry Green and wife ana broth- FARMERS STATE BANK Choice Cuts of Pork, Veal and Lamb, Spring and Yearling Chickens. other relatives here recently. Mrs. Mrs. Leatherman called on Mrs. Wednesday, August 27. Epworth were Sunday guests of Mrs. Clara er Merlin of Dewltt were Sunday Winton was formerly Bertha Miller Fred Pattison Saturday, League picnic at Gampau Lake. This and Katherine Watts. guests of their sister, Mrs. Charles Alto, Michigan and lived here several years. She Try our Globe Hams. They are good. Carrie Bergy of Caledonia called will be a gathering of young people Mable Watts motored to Ovid last Clark. visited Mrs. Fred Oesch, Mrs. Merle Rosenberg & Son Peop/e'' on Helen White Thursday. from Caledonia, Freeport, Hastings week, Mrs. Huyck returning to her Miss Edith Brew goes back as "A Horns Bmk For Homo Picnic Hams 15c lb. llostettler and at the E. Lacy home Parish, Mlddleville. Nashville, Way- home with her. teacher at her old place at St. Johns while here. Douglas Bliss culled chickens for Big, Strong and Serviceable Have you tried our home-made sausage, link George Skidmore Tuesday. land and Alto Parish. Forenoon,af- Will Watts and wife called on Mrs. this year. She is enjoying herself be- Andrew lilough, wife and sons of ternoon and evening programs. Pot- Katherine Watts Friday, it being her fore she goes, Thursday she accom- or bulk? It is just right. Goshen, Ind., are visiting Mrs. B.'s Will Yeiter and son Marshall were luck dinner and supper. 88th birthday. panied her father to the Ionia fair; sister, Mrs. Peter Stahl, and other in Grand Bapids Thursday. Friday, September 5. Annual Mrs. Stark and son Clyde went to Friday she started for the Marl relatives. Why Waste Time CHEESE, Cream, Swiss, Pimento and Brick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allerding at- meeting of the Paris young people's Jackson Sunday, returning Monday. demonstration at Gaines and Sun- Elijah Stahl and daughter Flor- Lowell High School Opens Tuesday, September 2 tended tbe Ionia fair Friday. society at the Alto church. This is Mrs. John Thomas called on Sir. day she was a dinner guest at Will ence spent Sunday at the home of M. D. HOYT Fresh Roasted Coffees daily. Mrs. Olive Bieri called on Merle an important meeting for closing up and Mrs. J. S. Thomas on her way to Schneider's in Lowell. Peter Stahl of North Uowne. Shopping Around? Pattison Saturday afternoon. the year's business and election of Hastings to sec her sister's daughter . Or ley Burns was in tbe Vallev Phone us your order - We deliver. Phone 156. Carleton Anderson and family vis- Lumber, Coal and Building Materiel city Saturday. Parents, Young Lady, Young Man! Do you Philinda Brannan spent Tuesday , ollicers. who is in a hospital there. ited the former's mother, Mrs. Gerry, ALTO McCORDS John Porritt and family and Will Miss Anna Howard of Lowell was in Grand Hapids Sunday. afternoon with Mrs. Skidmore. You can't get a better tire than a Goodyear at SOUTH BOWNB Watts and wife attended Gamp a guest of her aunt. Mrs. Kate Curl- Yellow Jacket Block and Mrs. Delia Meyers and son Adon any price. realize that from one standpoint attending high See me for Coal. We now have a Cer of Flrat Clesi Mrs. Luther Strexick, who has been H. F. Miller and family with Mr. Lake picnic Saturday and report a ey, last week, and Mrs. Howard and of Freeport visited the former's seriously ill, is reported better. and Mrs. Urson of Elkhart, Ind., good time. Mrs. Denny spent Friday with Tom mother, Mrs. Mary Tyler, and daugh- You can pet a Goodyear Tire from us for tlie DISTRICT NO. 5. LOWEI.L Mrs. llerm llerriek, the past week. Chestnut Hard Coal in transit, a Oar of Coke and An- Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leatherman are spending the week at Gunn Ukc. and Kate. ter over Sunday. school is a business proposition? Do you want the Watt Thomas and wife and daugh- Red Dragon Egg Coal Mr. ami Mrs. Don Millor and Mr. Miss Lola Helle Cain has been vis- same or less money than you will be asked to other Car of Primrose. Better put in your coal now. spent the week end at Muskegon. Marrion Pardee spent the week ter went to Ottawa Beach Sunday. Dr. ami Mrs. Wm. Northrup of ami Mrs. ChmuT Scliwanlrr at- itini,' her .m-andmother and aunt at Mrs. E. Lite, who has been stay- end with Miss Marion Kenyon at Grand Hapids and Mr. and Mrs. H. ing with Mrs. Melinda Lit e for a pay for uncertain t4u:.:uy. Mrs. Mary Silcox spent Sunday tended l!u' Ionia l.tir la.sl wirk. Hastings for a few days. greatest possible value returned for your investment with her daughter, Mrs. Glen Silcox. Freeport, ALASKA ATOMS .Nellins of Alto called on their sister, Tlu1 (wo Mivsi-s i-'aso i>f Ailii visited The LaHarye seiioolhouse has couple of weeks while they were These arc facta v. c can prove to your satisfaction Josephine Salsbury. Sunday after- Two of the best coals mined. Wesley Groninger spent Saturday Albert StaufTer of Hastings called Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Glyne visited Mrs. Ilmnu'tt Ni'iMlhnni over Satur- heen really improveil by a new having the measles, visited her noon. Katherine Kraft went to within five minuter alter you enter our store. of time, energy and money expended in High School? ' evening with his friend, Don Bran- on Oxi Pardee and wife Sunday. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd day and Smulay. roof, coal of paint and interior dec- daughter, Mrs. John Overholt, of spend a week with her aunt, Mrs. Place your order now. nan. Wm. Bosher of Lowell is assisting Potter of Otsego Sunday. .\lr. and Mrs. Vrrn Dickt'i'son of orations. Zion Hill Sunday but returned in Come in :'.nd get acijuaintcd with the real tire POULTRY WANTED at ALTO Harvey Bichards with his farm Visitors ami callers at the honu Nellins. jfl] a I.akovii-w in nunp'iiv witii W. Ii. Mrs. Kllsworth Harper spent a the evening to stay a few days long- bargain of the year—a genuine Goodyear at your Where can you secure this objective? Study Frank Bunker attended a mail work. of C. \V. King recently were Mr. and Dee Bryant and Pauline Porritt, er with Mrs. Lite and children. Murphy and Mrs. Clara Ihivis at- few days last week with her daugh- PRODUCE WAREHOUSE carriers' convention at Bay City last Mrs. Lena Horton, Miss Hetta Mrs. Frank Hucbanan of Slockbridge Joseplnne Salsbury and Hobert Kraft Mabel Lite has recovered from the own price, aad our standard Goodyear Service week. trndrd tlu- Ionia fn'rr Wcdni'sday. ter. Mrs. Luther Sterziek, who is Blossom of Grand Hapids, Ora Cott and Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Hucbanan attended the movie show In Lowell See us before ordering your slowly improving. measles and Howard is trying his to back it up. and consider the possibilities offered at Lowell High I9c FOR HEAVY HENS Sunday evening, Leo Kitelun visitrd iiis uncle at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunt enter- and family of Freeport visited Sun- of Ann Arbor, I*'red Hrown of lloekford over Sunday. best to jjet over them and is slowly tained company from Grand Bapids recovering. HERE ARE OVR PRICES /'OR QENIUNE (jOODYEAR day at the Eash home. Orangevillc, Mrs. Frank Bunker and FERTILIZER. Mr. and Mrs. l-'rar.k C.raliam and ELMDALE NEWS School. ALTO Sunday. Miss Anna Eash attended tin.* daughter Kslher .-md son (ieraid of THORNAPPLE8 Wm. Shroyer ami Add. Lib and John Mishler, Sr., lost one of his CORUS IN A l i W POPI 'LAR SIZES children attended tlie lenia fair Fri- Eleanor Freyer of Grand Bapids teachers* examinotions at ionia last Alto, Miss Ha Moler of Muskegon Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson and Mr. day. wives enjoyed a motor trip to Char- best cows Monday with clover bloat. 30 x SVI: Clincher $12.30 33 x 4 Straight Side $20.30 F. G. HUNT PRODUCE SHOP has been visiting her cousin. Merle Thursday and Friday. and W. \V. Proclor and wife of (las- and Mrs. C. Harris attended tbe Hol- Mrs. Isabelle Needha:n eallecl on lotte and Lansing Sunday. Jacob Gless and wife are spending 32 x 4 Straight Side IP 70 3? x 4Vfe Straight Side 25.55 1. The General Situation Pattison, ^ W. H. Pardee and wife joined H. cade. stem breeders' picnic at Maryland Mrs. Khna I'oth I'riday. Sam Houdehush and family were a few days at Gunn Lake. . Our spccial offering on Clincher Tire# farm lucsday. 1 F. Miller and wife at Gunn Lake and Mrs. A. Hiirnum visited her daugh- ALTO ELEVATOR CO. Mrs. Amnion Miller is visiting her 1 This is Alto's paper. Give it your W. II. Murphy was m (irand Hap- among those who attended tlie fam- 30 x 2 •. Climber Curd $7.80 30 x 3' j Clincher Fabric $7.20 a Lowell a town of desirabh size, with good moral, social und also called on Buell Sisson and Ira .Inlinson was overcome by the ids Monday. il\ jmlhering at the home of Wesley parents in Pleasant Valley for a few subscriptions, advertising and job ter, Mrs. Gordon Plough, at Kala- religious environnieiit. wife and Mrs. Jasper Johnson at mazoo last week. heat a few days ago while driving Hev. \\. I-'. Swift and family of Hlough of Freeport. Mrs. Houde- weeks. printing. Hastings Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Barmnn of cattle out of his crops. Kalama/oo visited Mrs .laim's Need- hush's sister and family, Mr. and John Overholt and the Kaull'man b Many good roads leading lo Lowell open nil year, Mr. and Mrs. Tasker of Carlton McQueen Motor Co., Phone 124 Alonxo Shepard of Ohio called on Grand Hapids visited at the Harnum Mr. and Mrs. Hert Towne ami Held ham, Jr.. last Wediie.silav. Mrs. Foley Lash of Pennsylvania, boys of Zion Hill have been doing c A splendid high school building, modern in every way, new- spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. F. Why Go Elsewhere When You W. 11. Pardee and family Thursday. home one day last week. and lady friend with the George expect to leave for their home on chores for Mrs. Sararas during the Allerding. Hrown family of (irand Hapids mo- illness of Howard Lite. The Atkins Motor Sales, Phone 173 ly re-decora led and in splendid condilion. He was enroute for Hemus to visit Mrs, Juc Coon mid Utile grand- fnesday. having spent ahout ten Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Loveland and his son Fred and family. tored to NN hlleUsh lake Sunday. days with relatives at this place. Hansom Miller of Flint visited bis d hlcul loealion, heautiful grounds, spacious athletic field daughter II cljii returned from .Mus- Can Do Better Here? son Frederick spent Sunday at Bost- Jerry Blougli and wife visited on Mrs. Hraden is entertaining her Israel Harris and wife entertained family here recently. available and large gymnasium. kegon Wednesday. Her son Glay- la] )ii<;s wick Luke. Sunday wilh Vincent Kelley and ini.ther from Lake Odessa. the hitter's hrother, Alex Mast and Alvin HeinUleman, wife and ton ami family broiifdit them home « Deparlmenlal organizulion of courses, junior und senior wife of Gampbell. I ilUe and Lli/.abeth De,laager Seethe NewF all Dress, Coats, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mast and daughter of Grand Hapids called al Mrs. Elmer Dintaman spent a few in their car. driving by way of Chi- S n /yp cago, spent Sunday with the home folks. family, also several other cousins the home of Nelson VandeWerker high school division. days last week with Mrs, John Kels Mrs. Vivian Anderson is caring Suits and little folks' Coats aw for Mrs. Lisle Clark at Morse Uke. Hobert Muir is spending a we.ek\ ALUMINUM WARE from White Cloud Saturday night. Sunday. — f Knrollmenl ideal for best results, 2 A 1 "I Vv-£. TBI LOWELL LEDOEB and THE ALTO SOLO TBI LOWXLL LEDGER and THE ALTO BOLO •now mnm inniAiiow MARKETS The Red line Trail ForwWieO ay SimdaySchool U. 9. BURIAU OF MARKITT THE LEDGER'S FARM DEPARTMENT WeeMeften. O. a By CrIttMiMi Harriett "Treasure I" Bess screamed. "Oh, I msrn never hoped for anything so splendid!" * Lesson' "TREASUREL" CMNKTI. W.O.I Live Steek end Meiti she breathed. "Did you, Mlsa Dens- (Br nnv. p. n. FITZWATER, D.D„ Deao of the Rvrnlni School, Moody Bible Insti- Chicago hog prices ranged from 4S lo low r • Carefully Compiled Information That Will Compiled and Condensed for Readers of Lowell and Environs S0c higher than a week ago. CIOSIIMC eg tute of Chlcnao.) SYNOPSIS.—Thrown from hie (tj). 1924. Wurtem N*wnp.'ipcr fnloa.) $10.15 for the top and $9610.80 for tta auto In a New York village, a Tho El Rio was a good sea boat She Mlsa Denslow smiled and shook bor bulk. Medium and good beet staace 81 did not pitch much, and she rolled only Be Of Help To The Progressive Fanner to 8Sc lower at $7010.40; butcher ee«o Bum Is carried uneonacloua late head. "Not treasure!" she exclaimed. und heifers steady to 25c higher at $tJg Ike home of a Miss Bdltk Grant In a leisurely fashion that was a guar- "Ob, I beg of you, not treasure I Tress- A doctor discovers he has been Lesson for August 24 '(ito; feeder steers steady at $4,SOOSJK antee tbat moat of ber passengers nre Is so banal. And the sailors al- light nnd medium wt, veal calves lie lo ehot, fatally. Conaciouaness re- wonld soon recover from any sickness ways mutiny and klU everybody except $1 higher at |8,2(>@n,25: fat 1 " turning. ho babbles of "mllllona. Silo Will Preserve JESUS TALKS WITH NICODEMU8 Capt. C. T. Pederson, a California Cadillac — Greenfield Bayers, 84 steady to 10c lower at $11.50®ll.90; He begs thst Henry Archmaa. that might at first annoy them. In tbe hero and the heroine. Oh, plooao Alfalfa Is Best fur trader, was made a prisoner bj years old, prominent fanner, was GEORGE W. OLVANY ins lambs 50c to 70c hlaher at $U#1|S Billionaire resident of the vicin- yearlings steady at $8,75011.76 aad fas flict, only Mrs. Archmnn, who had dont let us go nfter treooure!" Whole of Any Crop LKgisON TKXT—John 3:1-21. Soviet Uussian soldiers on the coast killed when his automobile was struck r ity, be aeat for, declaring he nas ALLIES IN ACCORD ewes 2i >e to 75c hlaher at $408, Important papers for him. Area- sought her stateroom as soon as the "All right, we won't" Horry spoke Tuberculosis Is on Drained Soil GOLDEN TEXT—"For (iod so loved In eastern wholesale fresh meat BH»> of Siberia and bis cargo valued at by an Ann Arbor railroad yard en- man cannot be reached by pnone. vessel crossed the bar. seemed at all promptly. "Wo strive to please. We the world, tbut lie gave His only be- News of the Interesting kets b«-t>r ranged from $1,50 to 50c hlgtMCS ecr $20,000 looted, according to a letter re- STATE NEWS gine. veal $1 lower to $2 higher; lamb aai but word la sent that bis • ** affected. Miss Denslow wns still busy —yes, what la It? Oh, coffee. Yea; gotten Son. that whosoever beileveth ceived at Oakland, Cal., by a friend. mutton 91 lower to $1 higher aad pock tary Is on the way. A maa aa- In Him should not perish, hut huve Indian River—Charles G. Dawes, In her stateroom, and Akin waa Hck- pass It to the lodles." Various Plants Combine • • • ON REPARATIONS loins $2 to J'. higher. noundng himself as Arohmana Like Sweet Clover Plant evorliiKtlnx lift-."—John 3:1C. Week Cut Republican candidate for Vice-Presi- Items Price# Rood grade meats: Beef $18# aecretary. Akin, arrives, tanw tacklng on hla typewriter, but the A bare-headed steward had come JMHMAHY TOriC—Nlcodetnus VIslM The American Veteran and Allied 17,50: real lamb $22035; muttea with Morbach, and leaves with a Thrives With Liberal Ap- Well With Alfalfa. Jemi M. 6 1 ,!UeSt 0f I,0Wanl Slm3 other three were collected on deck. soft-footedly along the deck and wag Traced by Marks Albion—A Boy Scout camp lodge atlj, " ' ' $15^16: light pork loins $24^27: heavy Patriotic organization to maintain an FRENCH REPORT RELINQUISH' package he gives him. Morbach proffering a tray set with tiny cupa JUNIOR TOPIC—Tho Visit of Nlro- Down for r«if i Columbus, O., on a Sunday fishing loins $16021, dlea. Archman's arrival, wiia They were all In good spirits, even alliance between all present patriotic Wolf Lake, south and east of Jack- Dickinson County Reports Frost plication of Limestone. The silo preserves the whole crop, detnus. trip here. INQ INDEPENDENT ACTION IN Fruits and Vegetibles his secretary, reveals taa* Harry, who seemed to have recovered When be came to Lord George thai INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP- son has been dedicated by Dr. John | and veteran organizations has been Iron Mountain. Mich.—A heavy Eastern Shore of Virginia Irish cobbler man poaing as Akin Is from his depression of a few days be- gentleman shook hla head. "No; stalks and all. in best form for feed- IC—What It Means to Hecome a Chris- Busy Readers L. Seaton, new president of Aibion! Reedsviile—The body of Milan Fep- GERMANY ACCEPTED. potatoes generally SO to 76c lower, closing postor. Archmaa denounoea saiia bogs originated, tlie tests incriminated If you haven't good drainage or can- formed ai Little Uock, Ark. frost occurred in various parts o( fore. "Well, we're off all right,** be thank you," be said. "I used to drlnh "Tattoo" Instrument De- ing, whether corn, sorghum or kafir, tian. per. 12 y^ars oid, was recovered from at $1.7502,25 per bbl fn eastern markets Grant as a girl •ndeavorlag to tuberculous fowls as the probable not get It. do not try to grow alfalfa. • • • college. Dickinson County and surrounding observed. "But I wish somebody'd tell YOt'NCi PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC $1,5001.76 f. o. b. Olney Virginia. New snare his son Harry. Archmaa. coffee, don't you know, when 1 first The New York State College of Agri- so that hardly any of the food value Lake 14 hy Fred Lyon, Grand Junc- Jersey Cobblers brought $1,3501.68 sack- vised to Expedite Eradica- source of infection. —The New Birth. Camp Grayling—Under territory on August 9th, according to It appears. Ws millions made la mo where we're going and wbnt we're went to sea. but I found out Jolly •wwwvwwww Political— the com- tion fisherman. The boy had been WILL ARBITRATE DIFFERENCES ed per 100-lbs. $1.10(11.15 f, o. b. Jeraer The department cautions live stock culture at Ithaca makes tills state- of the plant is lost. The Colorado ex- reports received here. Chicago, has yielded to the Im- going for. We've moved so fast In the soon that It wosn't any good." tion of Dread Disease. The subject of the conversation with mand of brigadier General Guy M. mi88ing a Week. points. Kansas and Missouri stock ISO 8 1 ment in pointing out that good draining higher at $1.8501.60 carlot sales la Chl> portunities of his t ®} *.}* owners against needless exposure of periment station luiiml that when corn Washington— Peter Kagan, secretary of the pub- Wilson, the biggest state camp in the wife, daughters Nellie and Be**1* last week that I don't know where Harry laughed. "They say cham- NIcodemus was the new birth. This Psves Way to Settlement of Trouble cago. Georgia Elberta iieac-bes weakib swine to tuberculous cattle and poultry Is the most important single need for lic utilities commission at Lansing, Detroit—Peter Wiggle, for 24 years Mother of 8 Gets Theology Degree. (seventeen yenrs old), and son Fro nt. at all." pagne Is better for tbat bilious feel- (Prepared by the Unlte Gold plated Gillett razors 69c at Stocking's, adv Cliff Brudish and George Hatch were in Grand Hapids Tuesday. I). G. Look and Lawrence Price were in Grand Hapids Tuesday. Harold Otzman of Detroit spent the week end with Lowell friends. Get our prices on Seibertlng and C. THOMAS If Cbi$ Jld $tam Vou trading ^ LUIA'S th* right way to Goodyear tires.—McQueen Motor Co. "•watthafljr". Net on* at Miss Georgia Hedpath of Minnesota • tlm*—• roomful at a The Yellow Front is visiting Mr. und Mrs, Chas. Brown. atroko. Spray It around tha King Nock Miss Edith Charles of Grand Hap- rooms and th* §U» fall Quick, aur*, aaf*. fim—you will be indebted ids spent over Sunday with her par- ents here. Miss Irnia Odell has returned fvn ClNOL STORES from a week's visit with relatives in Chicago. HY MSntOYll to tbe Lowell Cedger Born, to Mr. und Mrs. J. H. Wil- Sold by D. G. LOOK. DRUGGIST We Want Yonr Eggs. We Always Bid High For Them. loughby, of Grand Hapids, a girl, Cenol Agency. August 20. Licensed to wed: Charles T. Cur- You know how grateful you are to a friend tiss, 22, Ada; Sylvia M. Buck, 22, ROUSE DENIES TAKING OF $106 FRUIT MRS Muskegon. FROM PATRON OF SOFT QUAKER Regular Oats Luwrence Price of Detroit is here DRINK PARLOR Why Pay Mora? who suggests something for your own good— spending u few days with his uncle, When the fate of Andy Bouse, 35, tOo and 23o 1). G. Look. is determined in the courts soon, the whether it is a shaving cream or a jack for the Headquarters for Mobiloil.—Mc- issue will be decided solely on cir- Mason Jars, pints TOo Queen Motor Co. cumstantial evidence and not be- Mr. und Mrs. Vern Dickerson und cause House has offered any enlight- QUAKER Quiok Oats car— buby of l.akeview called on Lowell ening information to the police con- Mason Jan, quarts 83e friends Sunday. cerning .^lUt) that Leland E. Allen ftaqulra Only 3 Minutaa Cooking Otis, Lewis und Nellie Seeley of formerly owned. You'll feel the same way toward Mr. John- Belding spent Sunday with their House was taken before Justice Ho and 2So CERTO cousin, Milo Barney. John C. Loucks in police court yes- Idaal Jars, quarta...|1.02 son's newspaper if this ad influences you to try Married, August 14, 1924, Miss terday on a grand larceny charge Can Rubbara, 3 doz...25c The Sura Jail Ethel Lindeboom and Martin Clappe, and stepping briskly before the Blk Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. 20o both of Grand Hapids. bench, announced his intention of 29o For Ford service stop at Central lighting." Schneider's service. IliSSI guruge. A. 11. Stornizand, prop. Allen reported having felt of his Telephone 43. adv pocket after leaving a soft drink What's different about this store? Lots of Correspondents and contributors parlor und noticing the money hud Butter Ib 38c Cocoa and Chocolate are requested to get all copy in by disuppeured. A short time before, a Tuesday night if possible. man told officers. House wus met Harahay'a cocoa, 1-2 Ib. can 15c things. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hunting of running down un alley, shouting: 0 Kaluma/oo spent Friday with their "Get out of my wuy: 1 expect to get Sugar Sr. "- 72c Herahay't cocoa, 1-5 Ib. can 8c aunt, Mrs. .1. S. Sinclair. urrested." According to unother Bakar'i Cocoa, 1-2 Ib. can .21e We can't print them all here so we'll leave Miss Freda Gehrer of Detroit is stute witness, House offered him *40 CW visiting her sister, Miss Pauline fur sufekeeping, und u minute luter Bakar'a chocolate, 1-2 Ib 18c you with one thought to ponder over: Gehrer, in South Lowell. returned and took personal charge Vinegar S3L " 30c Bulk cocoa, Ib 8c Miss Maxine Worden has returned of the money again.—Graml Hapids from a few weeks* visit with her Herald, Aug. 15. brother and wife in Detroit. THOMAS SPKCIAL Our Values are amplified to where compar- Mr. and Mrs. John Arehart and ALL OUT OF SORTS? family left Monday for Salt Lake OCTAGON SOAP City and other Western cities. So Was .Thia Good .Woman .Who ison is our best advertisement and if you'll try Mr. and Mrs. Halph Hughes and Bar 6Vic COFFEE Tells Her Experience. son of Harrison spent last week with Alwaya tha Samo-Alwaya Oood. us on even so much as a collar button we'll Mr. and Mrs. John Borgerson. All too often women accept their Powder or cleanaer, can 7c Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson and pains und uches us nuturul to their children have returned from a few sex. 'They fuil to reulize thut weuk P. and G. Soap, 10 bars 39c Pound 30c promise to work our way into your suit press! weeks' motor trip to Montana. kidneys ure often to blume for thut Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and Max- backache, those headaches, di//y ine of Constantine spent Sunday spells und thut tired depressed feel- Van Camp'a Milk OCi* FLOUR—The Klnda You Know. Michael-Stern Value First Suits with Mr. and Mrs. Han lloag. ing. Thousunds huve found new Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Hoelaars of heulth und strength by helping the Van Camp'a Beans, 3 Cans.. M«IC Gold Medal, 241-2 Iba $1.15 Grand Hapids called at the home of weukened kidneys with Doan's Pills Lily White, 24 1-2 Lbt $1.12 $25.00 to $45.00 a stimulant dicurelic. 'This case is Mrs. Hose Ford Sunday evening. Jack Froat, Milled from the flneat Dr. Bruce Stocking of Chicago is one of many in this locality. spending a few days with his par- Mrs. 11, S. Bills, 310 N. Juckson St., Macaroni fu. 25c Kanaaa Wheat, 24 1-2 Iba $1.02 ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Stocking. loniu, Mich., says: "I have relied on Graham Flour, 5 lbt 25c Miss Florence Gulliford of Detroit Doan's Pills for years and never is spending the week at the home of ( nee have they failed me. I have suffered from attacks of kidney dis- Soda 7c Schneider & Son her grandmother, Mrs. Hose Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Burger of Con- order, the worst source of complaint Baskets 17c stantine spent the week end with always being backache. Often my Lowell Mich. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Look. back became so lame, I was miser- Miss Muriel and Eldora Hoedeman able and in a dreadful condition. My Delicia 23c of Grand Hapids spent the past two kidneys didn't act right and caused Bird Seed fSSl* 14c weeks with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. annoyance. Doan's Pills have al- Beebe. ways cured these attacks," 1 00c, ut ull deulers, Foster-Milburn C n/^X/* N/* Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pouting of Matches E^ST : 30 Potatoes 24c Grand Hapids were guests of Mr. and Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. Peter McPherson in Vergennes THREE SENTENCED FOR THE See us for ready roofing.- Furd's Sunday. Latest model in bicycles, $27.50.— ROBBING OF JIM'S PLACE, Hardware, Ford's Hardware. Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Becker and FRESH FRUITS AND VKQETABLES AT ALL TIMES. ftems of the Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Sterkins and Mrs. 1). (). Shear is visiting her son. son returned to their home in Flint Tuken before Judge Major L. Dun- children and Frank I'ickard were in Marsh Morse, in Detroit. Sunday, after spending u few duys ham in circuit court for sentence with Mr. and Mrs. H. 1). Stocking. yesterday, three men held for rob- Lake Odessa Sunday. Hrace Edmonds of Detroit is vis- Miss Matlie Collins and l.oren iting friends in Lowell. Cannonsburg Giants defeated Par- bing "Jim's Place," a refreshment booth on the Cascade road, admitted ToWn Huscoe of (Irand Hapids spent Sun- Green slate and plain surface nell in the second game of the series dav at Murra\ Lake. between them Sunday, 3 to 2. Mon- committing the crime and confessed Dodge truck for sale—McQueen roofings.--Ford's, adv Primary Duy September 9. 1024. Mrs. Anna IVckhani of Grand Hap- roe and Blakely formed the winning, to having taken auto accessories and Motor Co. Mrs. Will Atkins and Mrs. Frank ids visited her parents, Mr. and Mis. Heiber were in Ada Friday. Howard and Byrne the losing bat- other articles from parked cars in George and Carl Stevens left Mon- tery. Winners play Franklin Parks and near Ihe city. The three, Hol- day for Montana, where Ihey will re- Milo .Ichnson, oyer Sunday. Horn. l(» Mr. and Mrs. Albert FRED P. GE1B Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell and Spears, a daughter, August 17. next Sunday ut Meyers' lake. and Sisson. 21. father of two chil- main indefinitely. 'The Ionia County News is now dren, and whose home is at IMO Mon- Donald and Dick McNaughtun son of Grand Hapids spent Sunday School shoes in every style and the Candidate for Nomination on Repub- with Mr. and Mrs. DeFeyter. price is way down at Shuter's. adv getting out a monster booster edi- roe ave„ NW.. E. Kenneth (iregory. lican ticket for went to Lansing to visit Mr. und Mrs. tion for the Ionia Chamber of Com- IS. of NO Michigan st.. NE.. whose Stop at Lasby's A. J. Nash Friday. Mi's. John Me>ers relurned home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vanderlip of merce, 10,000 copies of (Mi-pages mother is a widow, and Curl White, ^ Mrs. Gladys Hartley, Claude Mc- from tlie hospital in Grand Hapids Lansing visited Lowell friends Sun- PROSECUTING ATTORNEY each, a tremendous task for a small 21, of 320 Ottawa live., NW.. were Call, sister and husband, spi nl Sun- Friday and is gelling along nicely. day city printing plant and force, at the sentenced to serve from one to live on your walk or driva and traat yoursalf day at McCarty Lake. Mrs. Gertie Morgan was given a Miss Horence Alexander spent same time issuing its large and yeurs ut loniu reformutory. Quulifications:—For 20 years in ac- J. H. Miller of Godrich, Ontario, surprise parl\ IA her friends Tues- Sundav at Chris Kropf's at Murrav and bast girl to tha Saaton'a Dalighta in splendid regular weekly editions. Sisson, who must serve a minimum visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day, the occasion being her birth- Lake. tive and successful practice of law. Fred Keister is certainly a go-getter of a year and a half, will remain in Wm. Ross the past week. day. > T « Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sayles have for business and when he landed in prison for three years, if the court's Experienced in the work of the Miss Frances and Glenn Livings- Mrs. Joseph Verberl and Miss moved into the I'eler Finnegan Ionia he sat down ker-plunk in the i rcommendation is considered. ton of Clarksville are visiting tluir Fern Joseph of (Irand Hapids were house. olllce by more than 7 years of in- j promised land. Eighteen months were recommend- ICE CREAM, SODAS, ICES and aunt, Mrs. Leone Alexander. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Charle> Morris of Ada spent Sun- ed in the cases of White and Gregory. tiniate contact with the legal work Mr. and Mrs. L. I*. Morse spenl Nash, dav with his sister, Mrs. Andrew Deputy Sheriff Al Malzen made tlie Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Will Doyle, son King Challec. WILL BEQUEATHS HIS SON AND of the county with Prosecutor FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES arrests.—Sundav Herald. Guy Lewis, in Grand Hapids. and Doris and F.ditli Malones drove . ^|rs- Art Hichardson and son vis- GRANDSON SWORD. Hollius and wilh Hoad commission.! Trade in your old tires for new down to Ihi' Grand Itapids golf links ited from Saturdav unlil Tuesdav in Specifically, be(pieuthing his futh- Sundav. onts at McQueen Motor Co's. Belding. 1 er's sword to a son, Howard, Ellesif •arvad to tha Quaan'a tasta. Brick lea Mrs. Waller Foster and daughter Miss Winnie White of Detroit ai Hoofiing a"•l right prices.—Ford's A. Hates, a former resident of Grand Why Experiment? Craam fer Parties, Social Evanta, ate. Maude leave Frida,\ to spend ten rived Saturday for a visit wilh lu*r Hardware. I Hapids, who died July 31, provides days with Mr. Foster .it Hart and parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1*'. N. White. . Miss Inez Martin of Grand Hapids for it to remain in the family us an Heulah. Have your hair bobbed and mar- is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. C. heirloom. When he is through with Mr. and Mrs. Hen Andrews and Candies for the Ladies celled at the Vanitv shoppe, phone .1. Hradish. it, the will specifies the sword is to Mis. J. C. Andrews spent Monda\ 1178, at Mrs. White's milliner\ store. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heiber called be turned over to the vuungest It's Not Picluies and Promises You See our special introductory oiler evening visiting at Fd. Andrews' in on \vill Atkins and family al Murrav grandson. Freeport, Cigars for the Gentlemen of electric washing machines. -Ford l.ake Sunday. t Petition for probate of the will A chance lo save ^KJ.OO on an Want, But Facts and Piincles. Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. Will Nave and Mrs. was filed in probate court Tiuirsday electric washer. Head our ad.- Ford Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis and Mr. i». Houser of Grand Hapids were in by Ernest P. Bates, u son. of Cuscud'e For Stata Sanator, Good Treats for All. li aid ware. und Mrs. Walter Vardlev attended Lowell Sunday. l township. After disposing of num- 17th Dlatrlot the reunion of DeCon school at East Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and Don t forget we are headtpiaiiers erous articles of personal property, Nelson Saturday. two children of Gaines visited over for oil stoves.—Ford's, adv UBPIM WELL An W T.bltt ' >T IN provided the estate shall be (a vtgaUbla •patient) takan at I am offering you the besi bargain Sundav with her sister, Mrs. (.. C. Ed. Fink and sister. Mrs. Will WARD P. BOULARD divided among the five children. night will halp kaap you well, by Saturday of any special 1 have oll'er- Hradsliaw. ceddpausch of Fowler visited Mr. toning and atrangthaning your dl* Farmar and Maohanlo ed and there has been some good Mr. and Mrs. Will Atkins, sons and Mrs. Ed. Maloney Sunday. LETTER MAY END MYSTERY OF gMtion and aliminaUon. Lasby's Place Hilly and Jiinni\ and Miss Frances WHnca ones. Shuter. adv Heller see that patent special at MAN'S DEATH IN FIRE. Mr. and Mrs. William Griswold Carter went lo Mnrrav Lake Sunday Shuter s Saturday, ladies: you can Grand Hapids, Mich., Aug. 15.— Clean und Kconomicul Gov- LOWELL and Miss Mamie Heal\ i.f Delrnil Ii. be gone two weeks. pick up a dandv slipper cheap, adv Providing a clue lo the mystery sur- eniinviit. A (JUH Tax and if spent Sundav afternoon with Mr. Frances lloerner has returned lo fry Hollins hosiery once and vou rounding the burning of a farm- Otta and Mrs. Ed. Maloney. her heme at Oak I'ark. 111., alter a will alwavs use il after that. Shuter poMHild? a Lower Limitu* Fee. Home of Electric Ice Cream Cabinet house on the Adu road and the cre- asflox Usol fly spray is used by leading lew days" visit with her grandmoth- has it for men, women and children Other Tax HuforniH Looking matic.n of a mun sleeping in it, lust dairymen the country over. si.(JO er, Mrs. Theodore Mueller. in all colors, adv November, u letter from a prisoner tnwHrd Relief of the Pmiwrty gallon.—Ford's Hardware. Mrs. F. J. Morse and daughter *120.00 buys an electric water sup- in the Slate House of Correction ut uml Home Owner. A Condit- Mrs. Helena Gano and daughter Doris, and two grandsons. Morse and ply syslem.--Ford's Hardware. Hi.bb> Schwacha, went to Muskegon Mar«|uette is receiving the attention ional and Optional Capital Sally Lou of Grand Mauids visited <>l county ollleiuls. « at the home of her mother, Mrs. \V. Heights Thursday P. visit Hev. and PuniHlinieiit. LawH looking The writer. Joseph Molaskev. of Foster, Sunday .md Monday. Mrs. F. A. Hatch. l lint, cluims he wus "railroadetl" on Clupt toward the proper Connerva- Mothers, you can buv the national- Mr. and Mrs. Abner Johnson of For prompt service on a robbery charge and that the man Nl JIMIOM—Uttle NU tion of Natural Hehoureea. ly advertised line of Simplex llexies Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Wesles who made the compluint, und who One-third th* regular doaa. Mad* for the little folks at Shuter's; Ihe .lohnson and Floyd Foster of Alto Local or Long Distance «f th* tam* Ingredient*, then candy .lurttiee and FairneHH to all is suid to huve cleured him in his shoe with the flexible sole, adv were visitors at the home of Mrs. W. coated. For children and adulU. .1. Foster Saturday. deuth bed confession, died in Hie — aOLO BY YOUR OOUOQItTaa The opening chapters of "The lire. Lord of Thunder Gate," our new Kerr wide mouth fruit jars mpiire TRUCKING D. G. LOOK serial story, appear in this issue of no can rubbers.—Ford's, adv A. W. HILZEY The Ledger, regular edition. Don t Mrs. Geo. Veenstra of Hedlands, THB AUCTIONKRR nuss reading the first installment. Cal., who is visiting friends and rel- Call 123 or 138 For Ford service stop 5*1 Central atives in Grand Hapids, Lowell, Dutton, Micha irage. A. H. Stormzand, prop. Spring Lake and Grand Haven, spent felephone 43. udv Ihe week end al Barlow Lake. On L. W. Rutherford "Lai Simon Simoniia Your Clolhaa." 1 am now booking: fall dati a. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis and l ucsday she .was met there by Mrs. Hook yonr* early to get da ea for sons of Detroit visited from Wed- Hird Haimer, Mrs. Geo. Denton, Mrs. you want. nesday until Sunday with Mr. and Milton Wilcox und son, and Garrett Mrs. Walter Yardley, and all were Staal and returned to Lowell with Dining room girl wanted ut Hotel CLOTHES ARE LOWER Augnnt 27, Mia. Edward Kiur- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. them after a pleasant dav's outing. Waverly; good wages. Phone 50. inan. (irandvill*. (ieneral anle Yardley Friday evening. Fly spray fl.OU gallon. Bring your Mr. und Mrs. L. Ayers are spending School IJsol Ily spray does not stain or can.—Ford's Hardware. the week with Mr. und Mrs. Lee THIS FALL with Ut good COWA. blister. «1.00 gallon.—Fords hard- Miss Freda J. Kaimer is visiting a Benson ut Juckson. ware. former classmate, Mrs. Chas. Sears, Mr. und Mrs. Clyde 1 oreman and GOOD clothaa too—not shoddy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oberlin, at Fort Thomas, Kenluckv, where family of Newaygo spent over Sun- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. For the Little Stndeat and the[Bigl Jut daughter. Mrs. Halph Balconi and Captain Charles Sears is stationed. dav with Lowell relatives. And mada to your maasura by State of Michigan, the Probate baby and Ferris Oberlin of Helding. Miss Maimer left Detroit Sunda\ Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hhodes and Court for the County of Kent. the KiadThat WiU Please the Yoaag were guests at the F. M. Johnson morning, traveling In rail to Cin- children of Detroit ure spending THE MAN WHO KNOWS. In the matter of the estate of Hugh S. Young, deceased. home Sunday. Mrs. Ferris Oberlin cinnati, where she wus met In Mrs. several days wilh Mrs. Hhodes' par- Notice is hereby given that four and children returned with thiHii in Sears, finishing tlie trip b\ motor. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gehrer. Folb aad will snit Dad's Pocketbook too. the evening after a week's visit at She will return to Owosso to meet Mrs. J. S. Sinclair eiiterlained inoiiths from the 30lh day of July. her parental home. her inofher, Mrs. Bird Haimer, who with a dinner Wednesduv. Mrs. C. New Fall Styles ami Fabrics Now on Display A. D.. 1021. have been allowed for Uiol fly spray stays on longer. is visiting relatives in Lowell. D. Smith of Buy City, Mrs. Tuvlor of creditors to present their clalmi against said deceased to said court Simplex Flexies One application good for two Stocking's special now is sewing near Saranac und Mrs. Rule Wilson. $22, $26, or S30. S3S and up. for examination and adjustment and three days.—Ford's Hardware. machines, adv Get your Ford aminonium sulphate fertilizer ut Ford Garage or Hunci- Got your order Isi now bofore the ruth. that all creditors of said deceased for tba Younger fulka aad aaap- mun elevutor. adv are retiuired to present their claims py at j lea ia Oxforda aad bigli Among those utlending Ihe loniu to said court, at the urobate oflice, fair lust week were: Mr. und Mrs. B. in Hie city of Grand Hapids, in laid aboaa for tba Oldar atudeata. L. Charles, Mrs. Margaret Dennis. lOWIU tlUNINi ml Dim WOKS county, on or before the 1st day of (Jirla yoo moat bring Motbar Our Motto: tor*loo nnd Quality Miss Abbie Malcolm, .Mrs. B. A. December. A. D., 1924. ami that said Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dentonn claims will be heard by said court in aad are tba aoa Plain Toa and i D. S. SIMON, Prop. Oppoaite Poet Office. on Monday, the 1st day of December, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Collar, Mr. an id Hcotcb Grain uxforda we ara Mrs. Ben Speerslru. duughter Alice A. D., I¥24, at ten oVIock in the fore- und son Dick. Mrs. F. Wingeier, Mrs. noon. abowlag lor Fall waar. Select Your Next Sunday Dinner Lurl Nash, Miss Helen King, Mr. and Dated July Mth, A. D., 1924. Mrs. P. Bowes, Mr. und Mrs. F. B. Clark E. Hlgbee, (10-11-12) Judge of Probate. Don't forget tbat wa are abowing a big Hue of Tennis MeKuy, Mrs. John Kellogg, Mr, und and GymnaaiUB Hboaa. They're jnat rigbl for Gymuaa- from our choice line of Beef, Pork, Mrs. Clifford Kliimiip, Cliff liradish, Morris Peckliam, Mr. and Mrs. Fred NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ium work, Baakat Boll and aven Foot Ball. State of MichiRan. The Probate Veal, Lamb, Chicken mi Fresh Fiah Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Iloslev We Are Fraud afOHr New Pall Line Per titinl and children. Mrs. If. P. Gottfredsen Having Bought the Court for the County of Kent. and son George. Mr. und Mrs. E. C. In the matter of the estate of Ar- —trend we want yaMte aee M. 28c Ib. Whole Brick 23c thur J. Byrne, deceased. ioloffia Walker. Kdgur Brown, G. Warner, ISe Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Sterkins, sons BRADISH HARNESS STOCK Notice is herebv given that four '•Ccfet 35c Orrin and George, Willis Holf, F. months from the I2tli day of August, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Lard 16c Ib. 7 lbs. $1.00 Piekurd, Mr. uml Mrs. F. Schwuchu {h. underaignad will *.11 tha aam. at A. IL, 1924, have been allowed for CrMmery ButUr and children, Mrs. F. J. Morse and creditors to present their clalmi 38c f EASONABLE PRICES including new against said deceased to said court fat duughter Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Womi'i P.ltit Slippm 18c Bovee and son, Mrs. II. II. Sheuiird, and uaad for examination ami adjustment and 14c Mrs. Fred Jucolii, Mrs. Hattie Peck- that all creditors of said deceased They're ahoea tbat were left from 14c ham. Mr. und Mrs. M. Wood. Mr. und are retiuired to present their clalma our beat aellinir linea nod aro good Harness, Harness Supplies, Collars, Etc. lo said court, al the probate olhce. In Mrs. Claude Streeter, Edith Potter. the city of (irand Hupids, in said anappvatvlea. Nearly nil aitaa. Hag- Tfca mirhat whf your children got the Mr. and Mrs. G. J. House, Mr. and Come nnd look it o?tr. II we bave what ynu want I«III alar |5 00 end 00 valuaa. tt M Mrs. Ed. Maloney and daughter county, uon uor iR'iurbeforre thinre 12th dauuy oufi •ome tenrico you do. we can aave .vou money. December, A. D., 1924, and that said Edith, Miss Helen Morse. Miss Fran- SPECIAL SATURDAY f l.W claims will be heard by said court ces Carter. Harold Sneathen. Flor- on Friday, the Pith day of December, ence Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. James T. A. GAZELLA A. D. 1924, at ten o'clock in the fore- Collins and children, Mrs. William noon. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Uwis Jones. Harnata and Shea Rapaira W. J. Gibson's Cash Market Dated August 12th, A. D.. 1924. H. L. SHUTER'S Cath Boot Sbop Mr. and Mrs. Orley Hulason. Mr. and Clark E. Iligbee, Mrs. Chas. Schwachii and children (12-13-14) Judge of Probate.