THE COLOMA COURIER

WHOLE NO. 1278 COLOMA, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917 VOL 23. NO. 48 dUTAW PLEDGES IS NENRy IKESHEHER, PIONEER, PACNINC HOUSE BROS. DOUBLE SUPPil TO PRESIDENT EORCOKM PASSED AWAy UST TNDRSDAy OF SMOOTH SWINDLER LOCATES III COLOHA CAPACUK OF GANNEilY

Bom in Germany, Lived Here F. E. Nellis & Co. Take Over Patriotism Will Be Manifested in Hon. A. A. Worthin^ton of Bu- His Endorsement of Checl^ for Big Plant is Now in Full Blast for Many Years Godfrey Canning Plant Every Proiram. chanan Wiil Deliver Address Customer Cost Him $743. Putting Up Strawberries. Stand by Our Flag. Henry Dukoscheror, one of the oldest Coloma is fast making strides as a pioneers of tho county, died Thursday. letter marketing town for fruit grow- "Long may it wave o'tr th» land Juno 21, 1017, at his home in Benton ers. Work is now underway on the HEN Of NUIKM FAME of Iht frtt and the homt of the PARADE AND BAH CAME Harbor after a sudden attack of illness HAN PRESENTED NOTE FOR big packing house for tho Berrien SEKENTy-fWE PfflPlf ON braO»\" with which ho was strickn on Wednes- County Fruit Association, which will day night. Ho was 84 yean old and handle tho fruit of a largo number of Will CIIIE ADDRESSES Will BE BIC FEATUIES had Iwon In 111 health since last Sep COllECTION; HADE COOD Hi growers. THE PAy 111 THIS WEEK tember. This week tho announcement was music by Francesco I'allaria and his Mr. Dukescherer was a native of made that F. E. Nellis & Co. of Chi- hand; stirring solos by Ruth Helene Germany and came to Berrien county Conveniences of Factory are Now Buy a Season Ticket and Help Amusements Galore Will Be Fur- Sheriff Hojjue is .Working on Case, cago, general commission merchants, Dahly and a wonderful musical climax when 12 years of age. residing bore had selected Coloma as one of their l»est More Marked Than Ever the Local Committee. to the chautauqua by Madame Shank But Has No Clue nished from Early Until Late practically his entire life. He was u shipping points and will make a strong and the Handel Choir. staunch member of the German Baptist The capacity of the Friday Bros. Tbo innato AmorlcanLim of the The stage Is all sot for tho big Fourth St. Joseph Herald Press: Allwrt N, bid for as much of the fruit grown in Among tho lecturers are Rntart church of St. Joseph for over 50 yearn, Canning factory has been doubled since chkutanqim movoment hu never been of July celebration In Coloma next Woodruff, prominent Watervliet real this community as they can secure. Parker Miles, world traveler, giving his uniting with this church shortly after the work of canning apples was finished mora clearly illuMtnitMl than by the wook. If you have not already Invited estate dealer, fell victim to one of the Tho old packing house building, north dramatic lecture "Tallow Dips"; Andre Its organization. last foil. This summer glyes promise of prompt action of the clmulauqua man your friends to siwnd the day with you cleverest pieces of swindling evor of tho Pore Marquette tracks and just Tridon, telling "Tho Truth about Mr. Dukescherer was prominently furnishing the fruit growers of Coloma oflor* In pledginK their support to the here, do so at once and help make this brought to tho attention of the local west of tho station, which was reoently Moxloo";*Xll)ert Edward Wiggam, in known throughout the county, partic- and vicinity a better market proaldont and rongrow upon our reront celebration one grand sncress. authoritins, vacated by the Godfrey Canning fac- his popnlar scientitic lecture "Heredity ularly in Bainhridgo township, whore for their fruit* and their tomatoes entrance Into the world war. The fol Tho program committee has arranged About a week ago a stranger giving tory, has been leased by Nellis Sc Co. and Human Progress"; J. Fronklin he owned large farms. He Is survived and string beans than ever before lowing resolution wax drawn up hy a a program of sports and amusements his name as Edward Dyke, walked into for a receiving station and packing Caveny, the clever cartoonist and day by three sons, John, August and Ed- as tho Fridays propose to can at least cominlttoo of which 8. Eu^ono Whito- which will keep visitors busy from early Mr. Woodruff's ofllco and handed him house. They propose to buy all kinds igpdeler and Wallace Pruso AmsWy ward of Bainhridgo, and five daughters, twice as much fruit and vegetables as •Ide, general inanagor of the Central in tho morning until late at night. a note for $713, made out against a cer- of fruit offered by the farmers, provided in his pleasing literary gem, "Tho Pool Mrs. Anna Woodruff and Mrs. Sophie ever before. Community Chautauqua System, wan Hon. A. A. Worthlngton of Buchanan, tain John Koth of Dowogioc. The vis- it is packed in good condition, and will Seer of Lookorhle Street." Lennon of Benton Harlwr, Mrs. Dora The work of increasing tho capacity chalnnan and unanimously adopted hy ono of Berrien County's Itest orators, itor told how the note was put due, of ship from Coloma in carlots only, using Allen and Mrs. Edward McFaul of of the plant has caused a complete re- the Lyceum and Chantanqna Manogeni will deliver tho patriotic address at 11 the efforts he had mado to collect it and Iced cars so that the fruit will reach tho South Bend, Ind., and Mrs, E. P. Fox modeling of the factory. A large cold Amociation of America at their conven- a. m. and this addrem alone will be how as a last resort bo had decided to markets in better condition. storage room, which will be used a tion in Chicago on April 7th, 1017. ncm WEDDING worth your time s|)ent in Coloma. of Grand Rapids. Funeral services place it in the real estate man's hands A. E. Tniosdell. of Chicago, will be wore hold from tho Baptist church In great part of the time as a packing and WbereoH, the chautauqua and lyceum Tho parade will Iw tho biggest that for collecfion. Mr. Woodruff accepted the manager of the locol branch for labeling room, was erected during the movement ttxlay is one of the mnpt owe usi snimy has over been given in Coloma. The Benton Harbor, Saturday afternoon: his proposition ond immediately started Nellis & Co., with C. Vogt as assistant interment in Crystal Springs cemetery. winter, just east of tho old building. direct and efTectivo mediums for the Coloma division of State Troops will procedure to collect the note. manager and solicitor. Connecting the two buildings is a run- creation of public opinion in the United load the parade, Tho Coloma comot He corresponued with Mr. Both, in- Tho more buyers who can 1)0 induced way in which are located tho cookers States; and Employees of Paper Mill Will Make band will furnish music all day and forming him of Mr. Dyke's anxiety to to locate in Coloma. tho better market and tho cooling tank. There are twice Whereas, since the inception of tho evening. There will Iw dancing during collect the note, and asked that he give will he afforded fruit growers, and the Their Home in Coloma as many coolers as there were in the movement by such men as Wendell the afternoon and evening. the matter immediate attention. His more farmers will be brought to town. old plant, and they will all be necessary Phillipn, John B. Oongh, Henry Ward The wedding of Miss Halo Ryno, Tho Shannons, harmony singers and request was granted, for the next morn- during the rush of the canning season. Beecher, Ralph Waldo Emnmon and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Ryno. dancers, and Master Charles Shannon, ing's mail found a letter from the Do m FOR OPENING In the main work room of tho cannery, otheni. it has ever strongly preached and George M. Ferguson of Bangor, tho Iwy sfcprano and buck dancer, will wagiac party. It, however, contained EDDIE BERCEN REPORTED new machinery has been added which the doctrine of practical idealism; has Mich., was celabrated at the bride's . give three performances during the day no money, stating that while ho was will greatly increase the eftlclency of stood emphatically for justice and home at Rlverview, North Coloma, Sat which will please all. Tho baseball aware that tho note was past due, he BijJ Party Will Be Held Saturday ilEDJinm IN ERANCE the plant. New canning and capping humanity; has fought unceasingly fur urday, .Tune '£1, 1017, at .VHO p. m. Tbo game in the afternoon, between tbo would like to obtain an extension of the truth and against the wrong, and machines have been installed; new wash- single ring ceremony was performed by Olendora dreys and tho Coloma Inde- Evening June 30th time because of pressing financial obli- News of His Death was Forwarded ing racks have been put in place, and has upheld unflinchingly the groat Rev. W. H. Fuller, pastor of the Con- pendents, should attract a largo crowd gations. He also wrote that if it were many other improvements made which principles of true Americanism; Rregatlonal church, of yisitors. In the evening there |will imixKsible to grant the exteasion, he by Canadian Officials will moke the work easier. After the Therefore, In the present crisis, wo. Tho couple were attended hy Miss a liand concert and a fireworks display. thought he could raise the money. Eddie Bergen, who at one time oper- canned frnit leaves the capping ma- the lyceum and chautauqua managers Lota Fritz of Coloma- and T. J. Schied Following is the program as arranged PROE. C. S. D. SHUITZ DYKE ON THE JOli ated a motion picture show in Coloma chines, It will bo carried in tho cages, of America, in conference assembled, of Kulama/oo. Tho bride's costume by tho committee. Mr. Woodruff had no sooner finished and who was well known bore and in on an endless track to tho furthermost conducting soma Tour thousand chau- was bine taffeta, with trimmings of MOKNINC IS HASTER OT CEREHONIES Benton Harbor, where he was employed ports of tho pocking room, where the tauqua assemblies ond sixteen thousand silver and gold, and she carried white 10 o'clock—Grand street parade of reading tbo letter than in walked Mr. as a conductor on the city and Inter- labels are put on and the fruit is packed lyceum courses, and reaching directly roses. Tho house was beautifully dec- State Troops, Boy Scouts, sociotlos, mer- Dyke. He was informed of Roth's re- urban car lines, has been reported killed in the cafws ready for shipment. An every year not less than twenty million orated with ferns and roses. chants floats, etc. A prize of $5.00 is quest for more time to meet the pay- Bom's Chicago Orchestra Will Fur- men. Dyke failed to acquiesce in the in war service in Franco. arm of the chain also leads to the iloon . people, pledge to the president and the Both young people have been em- offered for tho Coloma business Arm Word of his death was received of the north end of the new building, congress of tho United States, our loyal ployees of tho Watervliet paper mill which has the Iwst decorated Boat, and petition. Ho then stortinl to unravel a nish the Music This Year. by Mrs. Bergen, 73tt Lavette street. which open onto a railway tiding con- and unswerving support in their efforts for tho post three years, the groom another prize of $5.00 will be given for bard luck story, disclusing the fact that Benton Harbor, in a cablegram last venient for the loading and nnloading to maintain for tho American people, holding the position of assistant super- tho most appropriately decorated auto- The grand opening of Woodwards he Lad a mother in the luispltal In Ben pavilion for the season of 11)17 will take ton Harbor recuperating from an oper- week. The message was sent by the of freight cars. their rights, their liberties and their intendent. They will make their home mobile from outside of Coloma contain- adjutant general of the Canadian The work of canning strawberries is sacred honor. this summer at the Ryno homo. ing not leas than five people. place next Saturday evening, Juno 30th. ation and that as soon as she was strong militia and was dated London, England, now In progresn at this factory. It is Furthermore, we heartily endorse Following a very fine wedding dinner 11 o'clock—i'atriotic address by Hon. It will seem like the "good old times" enough ho was going to remove her to Watervliet. Ho then mado arrange- and forwarded to Benton Harbor from not known how long this will be con- such measures as the federal authorities were taken to Benton Harbor in an A. A. Worthlngton of Buchanan. 13 at Woodward's again this year, for that ments to rent a house of Mr. WoodrnS. Gttawa. He was about 80 years old. tinued, but the proprietors of the plant in their wisdom shall doom noowtary to automobile, and went from there to o'clock-dinner hour. popular Chicago dancing master. Prof. Mr. Bergen joined the Canadian have contracted enough berries so that the proper upholding of our rights and, Chicago for a few days' visit. G. S. D. Shultz, has returned to Wood- Ho said that to complete tho arrange- ' AFTERKOON they will preserve all that they can to the adequate preparation for thol •" •• ward's to act as master of ceremonies ments it woidd U) necessary to collect troops over a year ago and when noth- secure. On a visit to tho plant on Tues- fatnn welfare of our nation, not only I o'clock—potato race; lat prize, 12.00; for the season. This popular donee hall the note, giving his agont full power to ing was heard from him after Septem- day morning, a represontatlvo of Tbo in matters of defense but in tho odlclent MA STAIEIROOPS second prise, $1.00. has never been so popular as when do.tbe same. Iwr relatives were alarmed but hold to Courier found seventy-five people at and democratic organization of our 1;SO—Sack raoo; 1st prize, $3.00; second under tha management of Mr. Shult/., Mr. Roth was then informed that it tho hope that he might lie found alive. work In the varioas departments, and Industrial and social forces, which de- prize, |1.00. and local patrons, as well as Chicago would bo imposNiblo to delay the pay- He bos been listed among the missing CI DANCE iy ffli they wore all putting In their beet licks. pend to a great extent on tho nnivenal l;40-Wbeelhorrow rare; 1st prize, people, will be delighted to know that ment. that same must be met at once. "somewhere in France ".since that time. It is reported that more tomatoes and physical and moral development of onr t8.00; second prize, |1.00. he will bo in charge again this season. Two days passed by and tho Watervliet Mr. Bergen is survived by his widow beans have been contracted this seaaoo young men, the spiritual discipline of Show Your Patriotism by Patron- 3;00—The Four Shannons. Mr. Shultv. is the originator of new and man received another letter containing and two children. George aged 11, than ever before, and there will be no our people and the unification of tho | 2:20-Tug of War, ten men on a side; novel dandng parties, and will see to the check, made payable to Mr. Wood- and Virginia aged five. A brother Is In izing Local Soldiers. let up from now until snow flies. Rasp- diversified elements of onr population. prize, hex of cigars. it that tho danceni at Woodward's are ruff on the Kalamazoo State hank. Co- the employ of tho Benton Horbor-St. Joseph railway company at the berries and cherries will be coming This spirit of patriotism will be em The Coloma troop of Michigan State 2:30-100 yard dash; 1st prize, |2.00; given some enjoyable parties this sea- incident with the arrival of the check Dowagiac interurban station. on before the strawberry season is over, phasiud at our assembly this year and Troops will give a dance at Bunker's second prize, 11.00. son. Both tho standard and the mod- was that of Mr. Dyke. "You are just and there will be one grand rush until specific means by which onr citizens u|)ern house next Wednesday afternoon 3:40-200 yard dash; 1st prize. $2.00; ern dances will bo danced. In time," said the real estate dealer, the last of the apples are canned next can "do Uteir hit" will bo pointed out. and evening, July 4th. A good or- second prize, $1.00. Bom's Chicago orchestra will furnish who indorsed the check and phoned the Death Rate Was High. winter. the music again this year, wjuch Is a local bank to honor it. His client then At tbo same time of course, tho popu- chostra has been secured to furnish tho 3:50—Slow automobile race; 1st prize, During the month of May 4,282 deaths music. You can show your patriotism guarantee that thoso who go to Wood loft him. wont to tho bank, drew the lar enlert*infl»Mt educational and $3.00; socond prize, $2.00. occurred in Michigan, according to re- SPRINKLING FEES ARE inapifattynal tMMros that have madr in no bettor way if you car® to dance, 8:00—Tho Four Shannons. wards will not 1)0 able to keep their money and disappeared. ports forwarded to tho secretary of PAYABLE EVERY MONDAY the chautauqua so popular with the than by patronizing theee Coloma boys. 8:80 -Baseball garao—Olendora Greys feet quiet. In the orchostra will Iw a (>RE\V SUSIlCIOOS state's oflioe. Of this number 1,888 banjo and o xyelephone. people lir tho past will not be slighted. In the afternoon dance tickets will In vs. Coloma Independents. were of persons (15 years old and over. There Will be a delightful entertain sold at tho following rates; One dance, 6.30-Cireasod Pole. $3.80 for the ono There will bo dancing parties every Meanwhile tho little bug of suspicion Important causes of death were, pul- Those who subscribed to the fund for ment by tho Mrs. Wilbur Starr Concert ten cents; three dances, 35 cents; eight who climlM the pole and gets the evening except Sunday evening, with began to buzz around Mr, Woodruff's monary and other forms of tulierculosls, sprinkling the streets of Coloma are Party; symphonic aire of tho southland dances, 50 cents; twenty dances for money, t special parties at very frequent inter- ear. Wouldn't that be a cleyer way to 320; typhoid fever, 35; scarlet fever, 43; hereby notified that, beginning Mon- by Hanii'a Jntulee Singers; a varied 11.00. Fur tho evening dance, an ad- vals. Tho billiard and pool rooms and swindle anyone, ho thought to himself. EVENING measles, 45; pneumonia. 4M; meningitii, day, June 18th, payments are due in program by Emerson and Alice Stire mission of 50 cents iter couple will bo bowling alleys will be in tho hands of The more he thought, tho more be re- 47; cancer, 248; violence. 278. advance. Have your change ready to Winters; a day of spectacular band •barged. 6 o'clock—Band concert starts. competent managers this season, and gretted his transactions. Finally the During the month B.OOl births were pay to Lyle Mott, collector. 7:00—The Four Shannons. the refreshment parlors will he kept up matter grow so on his nerves that he reported, or 421 lens than were noted 8:00—Fireworks display. to their usual high standard. called up the bonk in the celery city in April. W. W. HOCKER, Village Clerk. Dance and enjoy yourself as late as On Wednesday evening, July 4th, and inquired as to the whereabouts of Back up the prwident yon please. there will be a big military l»all in Mr. Roth. Ho was informed that they till the kaiser Buy your Paris Green and A backs down. FOR THE BUSY FARNERr" charge of tho Watorvliot company of know no such party. For the first time of Lead at Scott's—Adv. State Troops. ho realized ho was the victim of a clever OSBORNE Binders, Mowers, Side Rakes, Hay Rakes, SAIURDAfS RAIN WAS piece of work. Hay Loaders, Stock Racks and Bolster Springs. LcatheNr, Sheriff Hoguo was notified and o trip APPRECIATED By EARNERS INTEHBAN CARS Will was made to Dowagiac. Inquiry at the Rubber and Canvas Belting. Myers Haytrack and Rope. postoflico revealed the fact that a stranger hy tho name of Roth had lioen W anted! carry a full |inc of Famous Ohio, Gale and Iron Age RUN ON HOURiy SCHEDULE calling for his mail there for the past one and two-horse cultivators. Downpour Was of Benefit to Crops week. A description of the man tallied identically with that of Dyke. So Ask tor Pony and Saddle ticket with every purchase. of All Kinds. Larger Acreage ot Summer Time Table Will Go into closely did the description correspond Farmers of Berrien county were very that the oflicer*. are convinced be- Effect Sunday. July 1st. grateful for tho fine rain which fell yond a doubt that Dyko and Roth are last Friday ostemnon and Saturday Beginning Sunday, July 1st, the Ben- the sjune party, that tho one man trav- morning, giving tho ground a good soak ton Horbor-St. Joe Railway & Light Co. eled between the two places working TOMATOES AND BEANS mniii Ing. All kinds of vegetation were in will inaugurate tho hourly service on out his trick. Not a single clue was need of rain. Tho hay, oats, wheat and the Coloma division, operating between loft on which the oflicials might act. berries wore suffering.. Benton Harbor, Millburg, Ooloma, Paw We want to double our acreage of tomatoes The rain was aocompaniod hy I'ow Lake and Watorvliot. Tho ser- disastrous electrical storm, wbioli did vice rendered will Ito practically tho BRING m EARLy EOR this year, and want to contract 400 ACRES considerable damage in some parts of same as that given last season. OF TOMATOES instead of 200 acres. tho county. A barn on tho Frank Core will leave Benton Harbor at «;40 Ulotrich form on the lake shore road a. m. and hourly thereafter until B.40 NEKT WEEK'S COURIER out of St. Joseph was completely des- p. m.. tho last car leaving at 11:10 p. m. We also want a larger bean acreage, both of troyed by Are started from lightning Cars will leave Coloma for Millburg the WHITE WAX BEANS and the GIANT [ but tho losses were not so heavy. Advertising and News Matter and Benton Horlwr at 7:45 a. m. and STRINGLESS GREEN POD BEANS. We Following the rain tho weather hourly thereafter until 12:02 a. m. Should be in Office on Tuesday turned cool again. Sunday morning Cars will leave Coloma for Paw Paw | will pay 2J4 cents per pound for the beans As the Fourth of July falls on Wod- was cloudy and. quite cool, making fur Lake (north and south side) and Water- nesdoy and The Courier force wants to instead of 2 cents. nace fires very comfortablo. Another vliet at 7:18 a. m. and hourly thereafter help enjoy tho celebration in Coloma, heavy rain fell qn Monday. until 10:13 p. ra., the last car leaving at It it desired tliot wo moy take a holiday. 11:48 p.m. • For further particulars, call at our office across In order for us to fully enjoy the day, Cars will loavo I'ow i'ow Lake Ter- Mnt. C. E. Cohum and Miss Belle we mast hove tlie work on next week's the tracks from the Pere Marquette depot in minal and Watervliet for Coloma. Mill- Carter loft Wednesday afternoon for an paper well under way. Wo ask tho co-' Coloma. burg and Benton Harbor at7:30a.m. extended visit in the west. Mrs. Co- operation of all advertisers in this mat- and hourly theroaftor until 10:25 p. m.. burn will visit her sister, Mrs. Bonney, ter and ask all of you who have adver- last car leaving at 11:55 p. m. who Is quite 111, atSedro Wooley, Wash- tisements or news items to get them to Baggage will bo checked to agency Detroit Vapor Oil Stove ington. Miss Carter will visit first with as on Monday, or as early as' possible on stations. There will also Iw two her hrothom on their ranches at Gray- Tuesday We like to hove our pai>ers freights daily in each direction. cliffe, Montana, and then go on to in theollice as early as isissible on Thurs- Tacoma, Wash., tor a visit at the D. J. days and your help next week will be Friday Bros. Camiiif Co. Coloma Hardware Co. Carney home, and will return homo We call him tho "food dog" because appreciated. with Mre. Cobum. we can not find o word in the English Coloma, Michigan 0. C. PECK. MANAGER language degrading enough to be appro- Buy your fireworks early, and get Try a Courier "want ad.' priate. them ot Scott's.—Adv. THE COLOHA COFRIER, CpLOMA, MTCIT.

THE COLOMA COURIER. C0L03IA, MICH.

-T GETTING RID OF THE SMOCK Women Playing as Big a Part in NEW MOTOR BOILT Michigan News Fl IISJIU Great World War as Are the Men FORU.$.AIRPUINES PRESIDENT CREATES BOARD TO Tersely Told LIBERTY LOAN 18 OVERSUB- FOOD CONTROL BILL IS PASSED BilOM IN THE HOUSE BY VOTE OF By JOHN BARRETT. DiKdo. ei lb P«.As««a Usioa /P MARY HAVE CONTROL OVER SHIP- MMWMMWAWMWW SCRIBED ONE BILLION THIRTY GREAT CLAIMS BEING MADE FOR 3M TO 8. MENTS OF SUPPLIES. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. AN INVENTION OF MICH- Adrian-Rov. Frederick Perry, of THE HONEYSUCKLE. the Plymouth Congregational church Tho European wnr totloy IH as much a woman's IGAN MEN. bas accepted a position as chaplain war as a man's war. The women are ploying just iw "I'm very tired," snld the Honey- In the United States army. 4,000,000 ARE SUBSCRIBERS m UP TO TME SENATE POWER TO ORDER EMBARGOES great a part in the struggle for humanity as are tho suckle. "nnd I'd really almost rather ant come up this spring.'* Ann Arbor—Immediate registration men. There is no doubt the ambitions of male rulers SEVERAL IDEAS ARE COMBINED of all tuberculosis sufferers Is urged "But you nre supposed to come up# Neutral Natlom Known to Have Been Secretary McAdoo Announces Ratio Confiscation by President of All were more responsible than the women for the pre- by the state anti-tuberculosis society, every year," snld the Hyacinth. "You Engaged In Supplying Germany which says the law providing for thli> Upon Which Buyers Wii: Receive Whisky In Country Authorized- cipitation of the conflict There is no doubt if that Various Models Had Been Submitted nre like me. my dear, your roots nr» Wllth Food and Munitions MAN NON m IKHIST OAK mm wnut good und lusting. We don't have to be is not being enforced rigidly. Their Certificate*—Only Three Beer and Wine Included In ideal democracy in which women'a influence is duly to Government But Not One coounitNiinrm. COOK BOOK rus replanted from seeds every spring." Will Be Hit Cities Fail Behind Allotment Prohibitions. Proved Desirable- Escanaba—William H. Graham, Lan- SHKSIS HfC.CO. OMAHA. USJl recognized had prevailed all over Europe before the "Yea. what you say Is perfectly sing. county clerk of Ingham county, lw£MMecttKl to prove a most Manistee—Because he employed per cent, subscriiietl in amount* rang- 1162.800.000 for It* enforcemeut and men in tho long lines of front trenches and across the deadly reaches of7 speedily Is said to have been perfect- DsisyFly KHIar| ple say has been kept Just like this powerful WMpon In deallnit wllh tho Miss Bessie Churchill, an operator at ing from $00 to $10,000. Twenty-one admlnlatratlon. ed by a prominent Detroit engineer. "No Man's Land." for over a hundred years, nnd the neutral nations that are known to have Hear Lake, for an average of 16 hours person*, of whom John D. Rockefeller The measure was passed after sweep- Several aeroplane motors were re- house near by Is Just us old—In fact. been engaKed In sapplylnf Germany per day. Glen L. Williams, manager was one, subscribed in amount* of $6.- ing prohibition for the war had been Now that the United States has taken up the gantlet of war thrown cently designed by various Michigan It Is older. I've been here a very large with foodstuffs and materials for the of the Benzlo 'County Consolidated OOtl.OOO or more. The upgregate sub- written Into It down by the central powers, victory or defeat for the United States will engineers, and submitted to govern- Telephone company, was sentenced to FARM HANDS ££ part of that time." manufueiure of munitions. scriptions of these vast lots was $188,- The vote was 388 to 6. Representv ment experts. No ono proved Just psy a f3fi fine and coats. He appealed depend as much upon the women as upon the men. This is no exaggera "Well." snld the Hyacinth. "Then I Under the president's order, the new 780,000. tlves McLemore. Slsyden and Young of The Weong Pises. what was wanted, but by combining tion. It is an undeniable truth. The more and the sooner tho country don't blame you for feeling tired- I council Is made up of a representative to circuit court. The subscriptions by districts fol- Texas, Democrat*, and Meeker. Mla- The traveling man who had struck the good features of each It was should think you would want to rest. of the commerce, agrlrullural and slate low: *ouri, and Ward. New York, Republl- the slowett town In the country on appreciates this fact, tho surer and the sooner will the .conflict end suc- Owosso—Zella Smith, a Chesanlng thought that a motor of remarkable Let them start another Honeysuckle departments ond of the food admlnls- Boston $ 832.447.000 cana. voted In the negative. girl, lost the sight of an eye as the Memorial day, und had not mode a cessfully for our land and flag., Knowing, therefore, the capability and climbing power and durability would growing. You've worked hard enough." trntlon. The placing of on embargo by New York 1,188.788.400 Those voting present were Hulbert sale of anything, was writing back result. The designer of one of the result of the first "Fourth of July" adaptability of our women, and ever holding in memory tho wonderful "Ah." snld the Honeysuckle, "that's this newly created orKanlzatlon will Philadelphia 232,300,820 New York; Ssbath. Illinois; Kltchln, accident here. The child lighted a borne. (He had to pass the time away engines was selected tor the task of Just what you don't understand. I am make It Impoiwlble for neutrals to ex- big fire cracker and when it did not Cleveland 280,148,700 North Carolina; Gallagher, llllnoi*, somehow, ond there were no other aelf-sacriflce of our grandmothers, our mothers and our sisters, in former building an entirely new model that 1—Bishop Labbedey of Arrna siandlnirUl the ruins of his beautiful cnthedral, which the Oennans utterly wrecked tired, very tired. But ah. I must blos- port great quantities of foodstuffs und explode Immediately, she picked It up, Richmond 100.737,100 and E*ch. Wisconsin. traveling men near the place.) •wars, let us draw conclusions from the recent experimenta and achieve- would embody the strong points of all. before retreatlnf from the town. 2—The hand of the famous British Foot Guards passlnit under the Arc do Trl- som because of the people." other supplies from this country. It exploded in her hand, flashing a Atlanta 67,878.680 The bill gives the president power: Tills 1* the conclu*ton of hi* Cplogy This man has completed his wooden ments of British and French women and make practical recommendations omphe on , Its recent visit to Paris. 8—Mlaa Orace Tarkor, president of tho National League for Woman's Service, "What people?" asked the Hyacinth. Through this powerful weapon (he Chicago 887.105.050 L To regulste tranaporUtlon, *tor. model and has taken It to Washington Jet of flame into her eye. to the town: who I* ftrganUlnR the woman force of the country. "The people In this house. You see. United Slates will be able to follow the St. Louis 80.134.700 age. dUtribution and *ale of food- "This I* the rottenest town I have for the women, young, middle aged and oVt, ol America. for final Judgment Reed City—C. M. Burkett, proprietor I am Just outside a window, growing exports form this country all the way Minneapolis 70.225.500 4 'Jrzl-' • ";s-!"-- •tuffs. ever struck, and 1 hove met some Tho first quality required of a woman, as of a man, for competent The details of the mechanism are on my vine, nnd my sweet fragrance of a local garage, had a narrow es- v to the ultimate consumer. Kanaas City 01.768.850 tr ^.. v iftiC '• 8, To prohibit further distribution ot mighty rotten onea. Today Is Memorial being kept secret, but It Is known that cape from drowning when bis antomo- Puhlie national aemce is loyalty. BRITISH HEAVY ARTILLERY IN ACTION enn be carried Indoors. Of course The new council will have under Its Dallas 48.084350 alcoholic beverages made from grain doy, They ore making a big nolae ID Its strength and durability aro unsur- yours can. too, dear old Hyacinth, bile got beyond control and skidded The second is efficiency in every action or duty, in behavior antf char- direction a staff of 200 employees to San Francisco 175.023,000 and to seize present stored supplift, this town. They nil go out to decorate passed. though you aren't so old. are you! But from the main road to tbo Grand Rap- carry on the actual work of llcenslnif Three cities, Minneapolis, Kansas 4. To prevent willful destruction of the graves of the dead In the weat half acter—an efficiency which makes .one in every waking moment do every' American aeroplanes, up to this I last all through the summer, and Ids & Indiana tracks and tumbled exports. This staff will be under the City and Atlanta, fell behind the mln- food products or hoarding. of the burgh, but In reality the onea time, have not successfully been used you are Just a giorious spring flower." down an embankment into 15 feet of ASKS FOfl VOLUNTEERS: RUSS WILL AID ALLIES thing she has to do the best she knows how. direction of Dr. E. E. Pratt, chief of Imnm allotment they expected to buy. they should have decorated were tho In the European war. because their "Then It's no wonder you get tired water in Mersey river. Burkett wss a 6. To prevent withholding of fuel The third quality expected is the ability to pick and perform unself- the bureau of foreign and domestic Secretary McAdoo announces that east side. Those people out there lu engines have not enabled tho machine out. And you have to give the bumble- good swimmer and reached shore. from the market or hoarding. commerce of the deiwrtment of com- the allotment will be as follows: the cemetery'are the llvest product* ishly the work to which one is best suited, and which one can actually to climb quickly to great belghta. bees honey. Your honey Is very flue, The car ssnk out of sight and it re- PRESIDENT URGES 70,000 MEN TO SPECIAL ENVOY ASSURES U. S. 6. To prevent control for monopoly merce. Doctor Pratt, It Is understod, Up to and Including scubscripfions this place ho* ever produced. Some do best, without regard to personal preference, pride, social ambition, or It is expected the newly invented I have heard." quired 30 men to recover It. ENTER REGULAR ARMY. SLAVS WILL STICK, of saoes, clothing and other necesslUe* will be appointed by Secretary of Com- motor will be accepted as the United "And don't forget the humming- of $10,000, 100 per cent or $1,290,084.- of life town 1"—Indlanupoll* News. bodily comfort, but with due regard, of course, to one's physical strength merce Kedfield to be representative of St. Clair—Complaining that "somo- States standard for all aeroplanes. birds." snld the Honeysuckle. "They 880. 7. To estahllah a license system to hl« department on the council. The thing is sticking in my eye." Bruce and health. ' love me every bit as much as the bum- Over $10,000 up to and Including Operation of Conscription Law Will regulste manufacture and exportation. work of licensing exports Is expected Schlelnkert ran to hia mother for aid. Soldier* and Workmen Declare Their CUTICURA HEALS SORE HANDS $100,000, 00 per cent but not less than Begin After July 1—Guards Join 8. To commandeer all atorage and The fourth quality is that of practicing economy and avoiding extrav- July 1 to 7 Is "Wheat Week." to be under way within 24 hours. Mrs. Schlelnkert noticed that a large $10,000 iMiids, or $330,001,880. Confidence in the Government Army July 16. food supply plant*, and fuel mines, U That Itch, Bum, Crack, Chap an* agance in all things. The week of July. 1 to 7 will be Meanwhile the rush to get exports round object protruding from the eye- at Petrograd. Over $100,000 up to an I Indndlog necessary- •l**d—Trial Fre*. wheat week In Michlgao. cleared before licenses are demanded ball and summoned a physician, who $280,000. 48 per cent but not less than Washington. June 22.—President 0. To appoint any agency or peraon A proclamation from the Michlgao continues. Shippers fear that the "red extracted a "B B" ahot About a Washington. June 23.—Russia's con- $00,000 bonds, or $00.2061)00. Wilson Issued a proclamation here des- to make effective the provlalona of the In a wonderfully *hort time In moat Agricultural college announces that tape" of getting licenses for each car- month ago Bruce was accidentally secration to a war to the end with Over $280,000 up to and Including ignating the week of June 23-30 os're- bill. . cases these fragrant, super-creamf during the week every element of the go would result In serious delays, ond shot In the eye and it was feared he German autocracy was pvowed by $2,000,000, 80 per cent, but not les* crultlng week for the regular nrmj* und The bill will be taken up In the aen- emollients succeed. Soak handa on re- state which Is In any way Identified are trying to get all shipments off the would lose the sight of the eye. Phy- than $112,800 bonds, or $184^1,800. S|iedal Ambasaador Boris A. Bakb- r Duly of Every Young Man to Take Part called upon unmarried men without de- ate and administration leaders will tiring In the hot nds of Cuticnra Soap, with production will be asked to ren- docks before the licensing bureau mm sicians took X-raaya but were unable metleff. head of the Russian mission Over $2,000,000 up and including $6,- pendents to enroll for war service in make every effort to force It to an dry and rub Culicura Ointment Into der some service, either in prepara- get to work. to locate the ahot. The lad's sight here. In a statement on Thursday to 000,000, 28 per cent, but not less than order that the ranks of tho reguiori' early vote, as It I* desired that the tbo band* for *ome time. Remove rar- In Practical Politics of Nation tion for the approaching winter wheat The new export council will decide will not bo affected, It Is believed. the American jieople. Only through $0,000,000 bonds, or $fl0.2Q5.000. might be tilled promptly. law sbsll become operative July L plus Ointment with soft tissue paper, harvest, or by making ready (or put- oil questions of policy relating to ex- Lansing.—Lsnslng bas a population Over $6,000,000 up to and iDCludlag victory, he sold, can a stable world The proclamation follows: Free sample each by mall with Book. By WILL H. HAYS, CWBU of REP^GCAA SUM Coomlnta OF btfitai ting In wheat In the fall. Itorts. It will have the power, not of 60.000, according to compilations $10,000,000, 21 per cent, or $9,801,000. pence ond the fruits of the Russian Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. Z* All the organized agricultural forces only to head off shipments of commodi- based on the new school census.Just Subscriptions of $26,000,000, 2U22 "I hereby designate the period of revolution be secured. U. S. TO RUN MINES AND LINES Boeton. bold everywhere.—Adv. British ifflclal photograph taken on tho western front showing a battery of guns Just moved up to an ad- In the state, county agents., field men ties to the central powers and to neu- June 23 to June 80. next; as Recruiting "Thp Russian people thoroughly un- completed. per cent, or $10,110,000. , vancod position. and crop experts, will be used In the trals. but will also hove authority to week for the regular army and call lerstand and are fully convinced." said Trade Board Says It Is Qnly Way to To the young men of America I appeal for a larger interest in the Detroit.—Fire of undetermined One subscription of $26,280,000, 20.17 wheat drive. Its aim. according to cut off exports of commodities need- upon unmnrried men between the agea Mr. Bakhmetleff. "that It Is absolutely Avert Shortage—Fuel Famine HE PUNTED "RARE FLOWER" origin is estimated to have done |E00,- per cent, or $5,093,050. politics of the country. Professor Joseph F. Cox. acting head of eighteen nnd forty years, who have necessary to root out the autocratic Predicted. PICKED FOR HIGH POST ed ot home. 000 damage In the grocery warehouse MINE SWEEPERS FOR AMERICAN NAVY of the department of farm crops, will DO dependents and who ore not en- principle* which underlie and are rep- Amateur Q*rdener Discovered That The young men of today are the burden bearers of tomorrow. On of Wright St Parker. REVEALS KAISER'S BAD FAITH be to awaken the public to the prob- "There Comes My Honeysuckle," She gaged In pursulta vllolly necessary to resented by German militarism which Washington. June 22.—Government the Brauica Campestrl Waa the shoulders of the young voters will very soon rest governmental prob- Ann Arbor.—One thousand two hun- lems of tho harvest and to lay the RED CROSS REACHES GOAL the prosecution of the war. to present threaten* the peace, the freedom and pools of coal produrtloa and distribo- Known to Othera as Tumlpa. Would Say. dred and twenty-three seniors gradu- Offici*! History of United States Peaoe lems measured only by the vastness of the country's future. lines tor an Increased wheat acreage themselves for enlistment during the the happiness of the world." tlon and of rail and water transporta- Officials at Washington Say 1100,000,- ate at the University of Michigan dur- Efforts Issued by Committee In 191S. blebees do. And I love them too! The week hero in designated, to the number London. June 23.—Dispatches from tion were recommended to congress '1 am a victim of the 'every-man-hla- These difficulties must be met This evolution is inevitable. 000 Was Qlven Fund During ing tha week of June 24. at Washington. The "wheat week" proclamation al- little dears! But I must tell you the of 70,000, Petrograd say that the congress of on Wednesday by the federal trade own gardenvr,'" said the North Ala- To the young men of America I appeal. Become interested in poli- so appeals to Fourth ot July apsakers resson why I come up esch year, even Week's Campaign. Kalamazoo—Subatitution of per "WOODROW WILSON." soldier*' and workln^nen'* delegate* commission a* the only mean* of bama street man. "In my back yard tica. What we need more than all else in this country is an increased par- to put emphaals upon production prob- though sometimes It seems so hard. fumes for liquors unobtainable In dry Washington, June 28.—"How the war from all Russia voted confidence In avoiding a disastrous coal shortage in a space no larger than a tablecloth. It had,been Ijoped that the regular lems. particularly as they pertain to "Years nnd years sgo I was planted Washington. June 27.—The Red Kalamazoo proved fatal to Henry Van came to America." the first of a series the provisional government and unani- next winter. I have planted seeds of a doxen kinds ticipation by the good citizens of the country in the actual politics of tho Cross announced on Monday night that of official stoteaients informing the peo- service cnuld be brought to Ita whole wheat. by a little girl—a little girl. Mary Den Heuvel, 66 years -old, who was mously adopted a resolotlon demand- "The commission believe*." **ys the of vegethble* ond will *oon be entirely nation. To which party you may now be inclined ia of le»s importance war strength of approximately 800.000 Most of the effort by the county Alice, who loved flowers and who could It had reached Its goal of 1100,000,000 found dead In a North Burdick street ple how this country was forced into ing an Immediate resumption of the of- report, submitted after many month* Independent of the greengrocer. If than that you seek for the truth, and, finding it, act and then act con- always mske them grow. And above humanity dollars. rooming house. the struggle In Europe, was issued men by June 30. which would hove per- agents and field workers will be cen- fensive and the reorganisation of the of Investigation ordered by congress, the city ordinance were not adverse to all the flowers she loved her red Hon- "Ptnhiog day" brought the cam- here. The series, when complete, will mitted the war department to carry- tinually. tered on calling to the attention ot Detroit.—Spencer Msrsb, 6 years army. A war cabinet was formed. In- "that the coal industry Is paralysing practical economy I should finish tbo eysuckle best of all. She watched paign to a spirited close. form the American "Red, White and out its plan in regard to the training farmers the variety of wheat known old. wss playing Indian around a bon- cluding the lenders of tlfe Russian the ladustries of the country and that meat dealer by keeping a couple of Prom hia earliest manhood until his death, Abraham Lincoln actively over m(. She gave me drinks. She Reports from nearly 1,000 cities Blue Book." of all the forces to be raised nnd also as "red rock." This Is s high yield- fire. In the rear of bis home, with t army and navy unll technical repre- the coal Industry Itaelf Is paralyzed by shoata. dug up the earth around my roots: She showed subscriptions during the 24 It Is a tale of broken promises on as to the dispatch of armies to France. participated in the politics of tlie country. At no time in his incom- ing strain developed by Professor F. number of companions. He got too sentatives. the failure at transportation. There "While I was putUng In my garden » made me so comfortable. And now. hours exceeded 118,009,000. lied Cross the part of the Berlin government Plans of the administration to make A Spragg. M. A. C. plant breeder, close to the fire, set his clothes aflame New York. June 23.—Eight person* are enough coal cars In the country, friend of mine came by and asked why parable career did he think he was either too busy or too good to take when I come to think of It. for s very workers in New York renorled 137,- and lays bare repented plots by Wli- Immediately available a great army, which baa a record of producing from and died as a result of burns he re were killed nnd many wounded In a but not enough are delivered to the I did not put In something to beautify part in the practical politics of his community He believed this to be spedsl occasion, she would pluck off belnistras.se to Injure and embarrass which will be thrown Into the balance five to 10 bushels more gra/n to the 000,000 of its allotted H0,000,000, but celved. closh between government troop* and mines, and these can are not moved the front yard. 'Here,' he said, "Bfo a spray of my red blossoms and wear the complete figures were confldently this country even while the Uenimn ngalnst Oennony as rapidly as It can his duty; otherwise he would not have done it Thus acted the greatest acre than any other Michigan wheat. Muskegon—William Dressen was supporter* of the newly formed repub- to the point of consupiption with the some seeds of the braslcn campestrl a. them. expected to exceed the allotment und envoys and officials were pledging be transported to Europe, w#re re- character not divine that ever trod the earth—and what a condemnation Between 75,000 and 100.000 bushels sent to Jail for 30 days for stealing lic* of Klrshanov, In the province, pf greatest expedition, nor are they When these come up you'll have aome- "Now Mary Alice grew up to be a their friendship, to Woahlngton. vealed here of it will be available for seed this reach possibly as high as $45,000,000. Tambov, Rnssia. according to a cable promptly dl*charged." thlng.' is hia conduct of those smug individuals who today ait with their hands big lady—though she ^as never very chickens from bis brother. "We do not know the nature of Count Tlie entire Nationfil Guard of the tall, and It It la planted this fsll, it Outside of New York dty the dgures dlspotch received here from Petrograd In view of the*e condition* the coto- "'What colored flower has Itf 1 big. She always seemed like a little Detroit—The fire commissioners BematortT* reiiort to the kaiser," said country will hate becflme o conslltu- iolded and expect governmental affairs to be right, while they do nothing will within two yesrs put Michigan for the country by sections were us hy the Jewish Dally Forward. The mlsston recommends; asked. elrt to me. for she was so dainty, so have granted 21 men Indefinite leaves ent part of the regular army within in the way of Increasing lu wheat follows: the official historian. "We know only skirmish was caused by the refusal of "1. That the production and dlstri- "'Yellow,' was the answer. wl}atever to make them BO ! small and so lovely. Her eyes were of absence because of war enlistment production 33 to 50 per cent without New England. $8,000,000; Atlantic that even If he kept his pledge and the next 45 days. the. new republic to recognlxe the mi hutlon of coal and coke be conducted "So I planted the seeds and they vt-ry blue nnd her hair very golden. Things do not happen in this country—th£y are brought about; and the plowlnlg of an acre more than li states, |10,000,00b: Southern states, Monroe.—While James Gonsolus urged an eleven-hour revocation of drafting of the Guardsmen will be thority of the Petrograd government through a pool In the hands of a gov come up promptly. But after the years went by each I hato.no use for the man who ia either "too busy" or "too good" to now devoted to wheat. $4,000,000; Central states. $22,000,000; was sitting on his rear porch, a stran- the submarine order, he was unable to accomplished by three executive or- ernment agency; that the producers of "A neighbor pastdng by asked what spring. I nAtlced that sliver was grow- v Western states, $10,000,000. Total, ger walked into his residence from the sway the jwllcy of the Imperial gov- ders. MAY IMPEACH CHICAGO MAYDR various grades of fuel be paid their I hod In the bed. I hod written tha interost himself in politico. ing ia her hair, anil then one sprint I State Guard Camp Finest in U. 8. $00,000,000. front and helped himself to a valuable ernment." The first draft order will be issued full cost of production, plus a uniform nuine brassies compestris in my note- Study the histories of the great partiea; see what they have accotp- sow that It was quite white. watch. July IB. the second July 28. nnd the profit per ton (with due allowance for book, ond spelled It out to him. 1 told Grayling the beautiful camp ground "During all this time there were Thompson Forced to Quit Chair at plifched in the past and what they promise for the future, and then, in INDICT 134 ANTI-DRAFTERS Ann Arbor—A postal card, blown TWO SUFFRAGISTS SEIZED third August 8. Special Meeting of the City quality of product and efficiency of him It wss a rare flower with a beau- of the Michigan National Guard, which other little children growing up—and by the cyclone from the hand of The regular nrroy is to be aent to Council. service); and. tiful yellow blossom. every instance, make up your mind and act accordingly. And let us will be occupied after July 15 by 7.000 nowjthere are some more. How they Michael Schiller and carried to Imlay Europe first The last of th^ units "2. That the transporatlon agencies Michigan troops, is declared by army do grow! Every spring I see them so Alleged Ringleaders of Plot In Illinois White House Heckler* Arrested After "•All right,' he said. 1 have some. be certain that we "join ourselves to no party that does not follow the City. 60 miles away, w^s returned to of this class which can be utilized wllf of the United Slates, both rail and otficers to be the flaest camp in the much older and so much bigger. And I Held In $2s,000-0thers Fight* Occur—Riot* Caused Chicago. June 28.—Mayor Thompson We call 'em turnips.' flag and keep step to tho muaic of the Unon." Schiller by mall. by Banner*. hid farewell to American shores at a and his newly created hoard of educa- water, be slmllsriy pooled and oper- "My kind friend bos gone on a trip. United States. always saw my little girl—for I in $1,000 Bail. ated on government account, under the Ann Arbor.—An alarm clock, aet as dote nenr at hand. tion were repudiated by the city coun When he gets bock there'll l)e some- The Michigan troops will probsbly thought of her as that even when she direction of the president and that was quite, quite old—smiling at all the a Joke on one of the members, saved Washington. June 26.—The heavy Immediately after July 1 the opera- cil during one of the most riolon* thing doing."—Indianapolis taws. spend several months there before Freeport. Ill, June 27.—Indictments all such means of transportstlon be The government has chartered the Ashing trawlers Foam, Crest. Wave. the members of Delta Theta Phi from hand of the police at loat fell ujwn tlon of the draft will begin. sessions ever held by that body. The going south, snd will live In frame little faces, and the children would agolnst 1S4 alleged participants In the Billow and Spray and converted them Into mine sweepers. The Illustration the suffrage pickets of the White mayor left the chair after hf had made operated as a unit, the owning cor Very Much So. cantonments. These buildings will be smile at her—never scowls—always anti-draft demonstration at Roekford, a serious loss to burglars. It went off shows men of tho Crest with one of the Iron buoys used to support tho nets. House, and as a direct re*ult of the a deliberate but futile attempt to gavel poratlons being paid a Just and fair "Did you registerV' u.-keJ the direc- Producers Victims of Gambling System comfortable and roomy and much bet- imlles. Somehow no one could have ni„' June 5 were returned on Monday at the "psychological moment" U. S. GUNNERS SINK U-BOAT At the left Is Capt. P. C Shea of Mattapan, Mass., In charge of tho mine rioting there during the Inst two day* through an adjournment and caused compensation which would cover nor tor of the mdvle actoiv ter than tents, as the nights are cool scowled at Mary Alice, and I dont before Judge Landis of the federal Battle Creek—John Peasley. Sioux sweepers. two suffragists were placed under ar- such anger among the aldermen that mal net profit, upkeep and better- "Of course. I registered." the latter Dignified by Name of Speculation In northern Michigan even in sum- believe she ever scowled at aayone. court here. The three alleged ring- City. la., conatruclion foreman of a Armed Freighter Destroys German rest They were Miss Lucy Bums of two books were thrown at him a* he ments." answered, "und hot off the reel." mer. For when her hair was white, her fore- leaders, Clyde llowe, Emil Schrora and 200-foot concrete chimney at the Con- Submarine When Attacked Three New York and Miss Katherine Morey walked out of the door. Then the The reservation, which la tha gift head had no wrinkles. Earl Cully, were charged with con- sumers' Power company'a plant here Day* Out From Liverpool. v By CHARLES S. BARRETT BATTLESHIP NEW YORK AT FULL SPEED "Every spring she would be waiting of Boston. council took Its affairs In Its own U. S. DESTR0 ER SINKS DIVER | A Common Fear. , - ., PMidrt Finam' EdauboMl tad Co-opwio™ Unioo J Aacnca ot R. Hanson, a Grayling mllllonalrt spiracy to thwart the registration was fatally Injured when a bucket of for me. There comes my honey- The arrests marked the first moles- hands. The order aimed a|t Impeach- "Why don't you discharge yottr cook lumberman, contains 15,000 acres, and law; the others were charged with vio- cement on which he was riding dump- An Atlantic Port. June 28.—One or EL L. Travis, now chairman of tht mrkle.' she would say. The last few tation of the pickets since they took ment proceedings Jigulnst his honor U-Boat Rammed After German-bom If she Is so Impudent r 20.000 acrea belonging to the atate are lating that law. Rnnds for the alleged ed and let him fall 80 feet. He struck more of 19 *hol* which the gun crew corporation commission of North Can> years It's been very hard to come up. their stand outside the executive man- was Introduced by Aid, John C. Ken- American Spies It—Secret "I am afraid she would leave." Anything done in the name'of business so hypnotizes the American nearby, and suitable for maneuvering leaders were fixed at $25,000 each and the cement flbor ot the ash pit after of o United States armed freighter Una, haa been selected by President My roots have lost their strength, but sion 253 days ago in an effort to con- nedy. Device Being Used. The soil Is sandy, absorbs water at $1,000 for the others, Kench war- bitting a dozen scaffolds In the shaft fii'ed at a periscope when three days people that they become very polite, and thus it has oome about that wc Wilson as a member of the Intenitati [ hsve come slong ss best I could, for vert President Wilson to nation-wide rapidly, and ia covered with a growth rant* were issued on the 81 defendants Peasley's brother fell down a chlm- out from Liverpool on her voyage to have dignified gambling by calling it speculation. commission, to be named as soon u I have thought of Mary Alice and her suffrage. Base of the American Navy Flotilla. ot Jackplne. oak scrub, grass and' un- nej some time ago under similar'cir- America are believed by the crew to GOLDMAN AND BERKMAN HELD congress passes the bill enlarging thai smiles. who are In Jail here. The others are In England. June 23.—A German «ub- The difference between legitimate business and this gambling which derbrush. It Is hilly and little culti- cumstances. but recovered. have reached their mark. The steamer body from nine to eleven. "Last year she was sitting by her confined at RockfonJ and ut Rvivi- mnrine was rammed and sunk by an vated. Ionia.—Judge Houghton, of Bay WEEK'S SINKINGS ARE HIGH reached an American port on Friday New York Federal Grand Jury Indict* we call speculation is that in an honest business transaction both partiea window and looking out at me.- That dere. American destroyer after a German On the reservation lies the pictur- The captain declared the super- An*rchi*t* for Antidraft to the dad are benefited, whereas in .the speculative transaction one man Women and War. honeysuckle is as old ss I am." she City, who heard the case of A. P. born American bluejacket had spied esque Portage lake, part of which Is Total of British Losses Among Worst structure of the submarine was "com- Activities Woman, according to legend and ro- said. U-Boat Is Cut In Two. Loomls vs. Bute Highway Commis- out the underwater craft, according to must lose that another may win. a thriving summer reaort. The lake sioner Rogers banded down a decision on Record—Twenty-eeven Ves- pletely wrecked" by some of the shots, mance, becomes duriug tho war tha And not long after that I missed An Atlantic Port, June 27.—OfBceni belief expressed byJhe crew of a cer- In the long run the producers whose products are the counters in ia four miles long by three broad, has sel* Are Destroyed. and he was "convinced" the submersi- New York. June 23.—Emma Gold- saintly aamaritoo who ministers to seeing dear little old-young Mary Alice of a British steamer which arrived holding the Covert road law valid. Tho tain American sea watchdog which re- an Ideal bathing beach for a distance ble went to the bottom. man and Alexander Berkman. colled the gambling game are the big losers, though they may never have had heroes' wounds, but, according to a and her smiles when I wafted my fra- here reported having sunk an attacking case has been taken to the supreme turned to port It was reported that a ot two miles near the camp, and con- London. June 2,—Twenty-seven Brit- En route to Liverpool, the steamer the two lending anarchlrts of thlk coun- report made to the London city mla- grance through her window. Uerman submarine. The Itritish ves- court to settle the question of selling secret anti-submarine device Is being any part in the gambling. tains many fine fish. bonds, Ionia wants to build a road ish ships of more than 1.600 tons have was attacked by a submarine, the cap- try. were Indicted here on Thursday by alon, woman Is really demoralized by "But one day I ssw the other people sel sent a shell Into the l"-boat's mapi- used by U. S. warshlpa. For fourteen years we have been publishing thu truth, but never The camp haa ampie railroad facll- been sunk, according to the weekly tain asserted. A torpedo struck her a a federal grand Jury on charge of con- the loss of her protector and compan- nf the house and the children, too. xlnt*. causing an explosion which part- from Ionia to Saranac and has three This ll the first German submarine Itles and good automobile roads, and British summary. Five British vea- glancing blow but did not explode. spiring to Induce young men not to looking at roe. The honeysuckle that ed the undersea boat altout amidships. times offered the bonds for sale with the word of whose sinking ha* been rt- have we been able to get a hearing. The cotton farmers of the South have ion. Women enrouslug In public sels under 1.000 tons also were sent register for the selective draft. They thousanda of visitors throng the she loved.' they said. "Oh. we hope It out success and this Is a friendly case She was forced to dock for repair*, in the kit 49 yean been robbed of fully eight thousand millions of dollara houses, drunk and vile ot speech, have Each end sank separately. The Rrit- pleaded not guilty and were held la celved hy crew* of the American pa- grounds every Sunday.- to eliminate the questionable points to the bottom. No fishing vessels were however, one of her blades having now become a common sight In th« will keep on coming up each year, for Ish steamer was uninjured $25,000 ball each. trol fiotlilii. by the apeculation in cotton. In the tame period the wheat farmers have of the Covert law. destroyed. been torn away. For Boildinl poorer quarters of London. The ad- It reminds us so of her. But It looks been mulcted in an equally large sum by the speculation in wheat Inspectors Get Paasports. pretty old now.* Flint—Tho Salvation army band Russl*n Prisoners Starvlno. ministrators of the patriotic fund In Honors Killer of Childrtn. Jailed In Draft Plot 1,000 Victim* of Blast. U. S. Ship* Guard Brazil. That the Inspectors who are going "So you see. little Hyacinth, 1 must here. 40 pieces, will tour northern Wa«hlngton. Jane 28.—Many Rua- tye can see now where some of tho wealth produced in the country Canada have also found that great so- Amsterdam. June 27.—Captain Rran- Dnluth. Minn.. June 26.—Elizabeth Vienna. June 28.—Almost 1.000 per- Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. June 26.— Up Quickly come up, even though I am so very Mlchlgsn this summer. The first stop slan priaoner* In Germany already have cial dlsorganltatloa follows the leav- to give food plants and food depota denburg. who led the Cerman air raid Ourley Flynn. I. W. W. agitator, and sons were killed or Injured or are rats*- Admiral William B. Caperton. eom- has gone. It hu taken this frightful war, with all ita calamities and suf- tired and old!" will be be In Traverse City, July 1-4. died *nd more are dying from famine ing of women alone at the mercy of an Insurance Inspection may no: fall over LQodon In which almost one hun- 40 others were arrested In a police raid Ing In consequence of an explo«lon In mnnder In chief of the Padflc fleet of the very ferings to open the eyea of the people to the evils of speculation. An.d and tuberculosis, according to a letter landlords and others upon whom they Into the hands of ofllcers as German dred persons, including many women Lansing—Sixty home gusrd com- here In connection with the antidraft munition factories at Bloeweg. accord- the United States navy, and the mem Conservatlu. sent by Messrs. Borodlne snd Sakbnov- food you can oven now they only see it because tho food gamblers are making everybody are dependent In flnondal straits. and children were killed, has l>een dec- panies have been accepted for service campaign being «aged by member* of ing to an announcement made In par- bers of his staff have been received spies, the Michigan Conservation as- "Here, sister, play I "as an Indian orated with the Order Pour le Merite. and 20 more companies are in the pro- with honor* here. sky of the Russian Bed Croaa mission. select is pey the losses that they may pile up unearned millions. the organlinMon. Moment by the minister of defense. A Substitute for Cotton. sociation. the organization of insur- and shoot an apple on top of your cess of formation, according to Lieu- ' Grape-Nats. Now the people are talking about lampposts for food speculators. head." Danish Ship Is Torpedoed. The English have found that bog ance men which Is sending them out. Warsaw University Closed. tenant M. J. Phillips, of the war pre- Bomb Shake* Havana, Cuba. Good Crop for Canad*. Liquor Barred to Army Men. "That was William Tell that shot An American Port June 23.—A Even that drastic remedy would be merely treating a symptom. The moss, known technically as spagnum is going to issue each inspector a card Berlin, June 27.—The Vossische paredness board. The average Havana. Cuba. June 28.—An explo- Toronto, Ont„ June* 28.—A report Montreal. Quebec. June 26.—No army the apple on top of somebody's hesd. steanuhlp arriving here from a Dutch It contains the disease must be eradicated. We must abolish speculation in all our cymblllfollum. when sterillied, makes Zeltung learns that Oen. Hans II, von strength of each company is 70 men. sion in the magazine of Cabanas for- pointing out that prospects are bright men In uniforms will be served with with the owner's picture on the back and mamma does not allow me to port reported the deatructlor of the mineral salts and Ilemarkable marine photograph showing tho American battleship New an antiseptic, light, soft and cool dress- Beseler, governor general of (iennan \i the rate home guard companies tress shook the entire city on Saturday. for a good crop'ln the prairie provinces Ikjuor hereafter In any hotel. re*t*u- products. of It. Many of the food depots have .waste apples. She does not allow me are being organized. Major Phillips D*ni*b *tearner Orion by a submarine Tork coming head on at full speed, leading the divlsloa of which she Is the ing for wounds. It Is packed In flan- occupied territory In Russia, has closed One person Is dead and many were In- was received by Canadian Northern rant or shop In Quebec, under a law energy values—all been manned with guards. to waste anything." In the North sea on June 4. The crew flagship. nel bags after sterlllzatloo. Warsaw university and the Polytechnic says there will bo 100 companies in jured. It I* believed n bomb was ex- railway here. The temperature* now adopted at the last meeting of the pro- die nutriment of. a few we«ks. wss Isnded on tha Norwegian coast If American boys are shaped up like the clothing store style picturea institute because of o student strike. ploded. are excellent for the grain. vincial legislature. Cellars In Wsr Time. whole wheat and Stronger Than Fiction. There will be no tour this year over Iron Mountain—One man was shot indicate, then nobody need fear a militaristic republic. We are headed The fruit cultivation of this country "Msmms." said Charlie, "Is there go- Admiral Potter la Dead. SCRAPS Some thrilling Incidents sre happen the Mackinaw trail, which runa from Wllhelmlna Jails Husbsnd. and instantly killed and another "Finns Demand Republic. Destroy 842 British Ships. Draft Case Student* Guilty. barley—digests Is largely engaged In by women. Cali- Ing to h« s warr Whitehall. N. Y.. June 2S.—Read Ad- •traight for aissydom. Ing these days. A captain of a Britisl Grand Rapids to Mackinaw City. Be- Kan Francisco. June 27.—Because wounded by a watchman at Fortune Helslngfors. June 28.—The social London, June 23.—Since Germany be- New York. June 28.—The Jury In easily and quickly, fornia has a number of successful "I hope not, dear." miral William P. Potter, U. B. N., re- The oat cokes of Scotland are said freighter tells of fighting Are In th« Prince Henry of the Netherlands, Lake farm, owned by J. O. Blixt. who the case of Owen Cattell ond Charie* growers. cause they have so much roadway con- democratic congress of Finland adopt- gan her ruthless submarine war on and the flavor is to approach nearer the primitive type hold of the ship for eight days, and "Mamma, don't you wish we lived lu F. Phillips, students charged with con- tired. died here. He was sixty-seven atroction to complete the boosters tierman husband of(Jueen Wllhelmlna, mistook them for thieves who had ed resolutions on Friday afternoon de- February 1. 842 British ships, with an Ice, too, has advanced greatly in price, owing, no doubt to the scarcity of bread tlian anything else known to- An offer of ISO a pound for 37 live Kansasr years old. He took part In the deatruc- then Just after It was extinguished the have decided to wait until next year failed to otMX the queen's neutrality been stealing pigs.. They had forced manding separation of Finland from aggregate tonnage of about 2.200.000 spiracy to obstruct the operatloD of delicious. chickens waa refused by the Humane "Why. deart" tion of Cervera's squadron off Santi- of water resulting from tlie demands of the wv. day. vessel was attacked by a submarine. proclamation, be recently spent two entrance to the farm office to sleep. Russia nnd Jhe formatiou of on Inde- the selective draft law. returned a ver- before Inviting the people to again have been sunk, according to a com- A Uackensack girl of fifteen decided society of Pittsburgh the other day. The crew took to the boats, snd Just "Tatflw then we could go Into the dict of guilty In the federal court ago, Cuba, In 1886. M , view this new scenic route. The trail weeks under "chamber arrest." Kalamazoo.—Rev. Caroline Bartiett [•pendent republic. pilation from official figures here. she was too young to be a bride, had The birds had been taken In a raid on cyclone cellars when the Zeppelloa Thm s a Reason" In the nick of time an airplane from Is 242 miles long and 148 miles h^ve Possibly Yankee genius will, as an answer to the submarine, deviM a cockpit. come.** Crane, chairman of the Michigan divi- Three Are Killed in Wreck. her marriage annulled und went back the French const appeared and begnB Czechs Desert to the Russ. "Can Frulfci," Nation'* Cry. U-Boat Chaser Burned. New Diver Chaaer &ucee*s. been Improved. The directors antici- sion. women's committee of the Coun- South River, N. J, June 28.—Three fa* the cargo-c*trying airship. to scnooL The British government has wjul- dropping bombs on the U-boat Thi Amsterdam. June 27.—Three Crecll Washington. June 28.—Secrelary Hull. Mas*.. June 23.—The submn- Washington. June 25.—Preliminary pate that next year 75 per cent ot the Recreation. cil of National Defense, announced men were killed and eleven hurt when CuprtMOa macrocnrpa, the Monterey sltloned all of the exportable New latter was sunk and the ct*w returnH Houston appealed to American house- rine chaser 8. P.-55. formerly the reports from tho New York navy yard trail will be In good condition as var A day at the circus Is to the plow regiments have deserted to the Btw that more than 1,000 Michigan women a Pennsylvania railroad train crashed Cjpreas, has the most reatrlcted range Zeuland hides and aheepsklns. and to the freighter nnd took her to port wives to assist the national food con- Gypsy, a 40-foot power boat was on trial* of the find of t|ie 110-foot Speaking of cheap dieta, the Busaiana have backed away from Muah. loua townships and countlss have tp hoy what b clover field Is to a corn- dsns, according to a statement to • have thus far enlisted in canning Into a bus filled with workmen on their uf all California trees, being found only pelts can only be shipped on securing There Is enough adventure In that raf servation movement by canning or pre- burned to the water's edge on Stony subm*rine chasers show satisfactory Grape-Nuts proprlated funds tor such work. committee of deputies from southern classes which are being formed at the mouth o( the Carmel river. a permit from the minisler of customs. fed mule. results la every respect. The hull waa way to the E. I. Dupont de Nemoura age to make a falr-slxed auvcO, Austria by the miulster of defense la throughout the stale. serving poriahabie fruits ond vegeta- beach. Ensign A. J. McKenzIe and a completed la a few weeks' time. . wort at Pariln. (he retiring Austrian cabinet bles. ^ crew of alx wen were taken off. THE COLOMA COURIER, OOLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, OOLOMA, BFICn.

Aside from the matinee races. Hart and all tho luxury and pomp of that REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF BERiN COUNTY HEN mm MB u ford will stage a day of music and pat- forgotten city. Vou travorw tho Holy Old Plantation Jubilees riotic features on tbo Fourth. The Land and witness scones at tho liegln m iy 4 House of David Band of Benton Harbor ning of tho christian era. Vou soo that To Be Sung Here Soon THE STATE BANK OF COLOMA will furnish music all day, and will con- ferocious massacres of medieval Franco Grand Celebration won in the time of Catherine de Medici when Bring Your Fruit and Produce clude with a patriotic concert at night. at Coloma. Michigan, at the oloM ofV^nartment-7 men killed and plotted in order to sus- at called for by the Commissioner of Banking Department Coloma, Berrien Co., nichlKta Lansing, Mich., June 28-One hun- Another of the racing matinees which tain a dynasty which wis not worth it. Dollars Cto F. WTOOOHRUN dred and forty draft boardi will handle have contributed to the popularity of Accompanying the production is Saint Joseph. Michigan RESOURCES the machinery of the conscription law the track at the Hartford fair grounds miOLKE" WILL superb Symphony orchestra of twenty Loan* and DiscounU, vl»: .•llfl.77i.98 in Michigan. will be held on July 4, with the largest pieces and a chorus. Comiuetrial Department . 10.800.00 Friday, June 29, 1917 SavinRa Department The names of tho men who compoee To Coloma field of horses ever gathered at a mat- Bonikt. MortgaKes and Secnritiei. viz: BELL PHONE 65J. theso boards as finally appointed by inee event in tbe county. BE SEEN AIBEIL ... 28.867.60 Importance of VlUmlnes. JULY 4 JULY 4 Commorclal Department ... Hb.ft88.2tt Governor Sleeper and approved by The track has been a popular rendez- Savings Department, " Protein, fut ond enrbohydrntes nre tho ... 1.0rt.l0 President Wilson, were made public vous for horeemen for tbe past month. OwrdraflH ... 13.000.00 Courier, Coloma, Mich. three elements, chemically sponklng, Sixteen horaes, owned by various horse- What has been described as the great- BankinK Home * ... 8.900,00 Monday afternoon hy Judge Advocate- that every humnn beiiiK needs. In nddl Furniture and FUturea General Pepper, of the state military men in soulhwestern Michigan, have est show in the world is to be seen at Hon to these there nre minute constltu Savings Wc have now established a Market for RESERVE Commercial department. been In training there, having been at the Bell opera houso, Benton Harbor, ents which nre not usually considered, .. t 800.00 U.S. Bonds LOCAL RED CROSS HEHBERS Benien county gets two boards. traded by tbe excellent condition of when D. W. Grifflth'a monster spectacle but which have n IremendoiM Impor ... 19.108.80 $20,000.00 Unique Patriotic Pageant Escbangea for cl.-aring boune you at our warehouse on the Pere Mar^ ... 5,0(1(1.00 8,500.00 They are: the Hartford track this spring,' At "Intoleranc®" is presented for threo tance In milking diet pnlntnblo nnd U. 8. and National bank currency...... 2.000.00 5.400.00 days starting Friday nif;ht, June 29th, heneflcial. These constituents nre pres- Hold coin MEEIHAYEYEK District No. 1—Harry "H. Hoguo. quette R R tracks, (formerly the Godfrey least a dozen more aro expected for the ... moo 100.00 ent In most kinds of fresh frnit nnd Silver coin Cland A. Baker, St. Joseph; Dr. Hol- Fourth, and the matinee will mark tho :10th and July 1st, with a matinee on mm Pin OF K SHIES mm 694.86 green vegetables. They ore referred Nickels and cento land B. Tabor, Benton Harbor. Dis- formal opening of the racing season In Saturday. Canning Factory) to ns vltninlnes or nccessory factors. r.'7.ai4.40 *>9.000.00 56.514.40 trict No. 3—William Watson, Three this section of the state. Of course you have heard of "Intol- Every State in the Union Represented .. 84141 Organization Will Be Effected Checka and otber cash items.. Oaks; Herbert Roe, Buchanan; Dr. Four speed events are scheduled with erance" but nothing can lie said or The Faith Cure. .1874,706.71 Next Monday Evening. Robert Hendorson, Nlles. total purses aggregating and the written about it which gives yon any- "Mamma." snld little Betty, "my Immense Spectacular Pyrotechnic _ Somo industries are given more than field of starters will be sutllclently large thing but a faint idea of its RCO|>O and Dollars Cto A meeting of all tho local memben. kilty Is sick and I have been trying to LIABILITIES one board, while most of the cities are to afford a full afternoon of sport, the beauty and dramatic power. There ...$ 23,000.00 of the Red Cross society will bo held at give her some of my medicine, but she Display of Old Glory Capital Stock paid In ... 11,000.00 was never anything like It over con- allowed more 'than ono. Detroit, of racing to start at one o'clock, won't tnke .t." "Of course not," re- Surplus fund the Congrogationol church in Coloma, ... 1.783,47 course, leads with 26. Grand Rapids We will Pay You Cash and give you Market A number of improvements have l)ecn colved before and the marvel is that ono Undivided pmflto, net Monday evening, Jnly 2, 1017, at 7:80 plied her mother. "Cats never take 181.408.19 Commercial deposits subject to chock 1 has three. made at the fair grounds this spring, man could aswtmlile such forces and medicine when they nre 111." "Well. I 86,1(10,01 p. m. for tho purpose of organizing tto GIGANTIC FIREWORKS Commercial cortiflcatoH of deposit. The members of tho boards will take including an addition to the grandstand toll such a story in tho brief space of declare!" exclaimed Betty. "Who'd 10.000.00 local branch. value, or State monit* on deposit , 1:12.781.43 the oath of office as soon as tho notice acoommudatinns and the Improvement three hours in the threatre. There are think a little kitten like thnt would Savings deposits, book accounto Ever)- person who has paid his or her Piece especially constructed 41.624.81 $841,924.84 of their appointment reaches them. of tbe stalU In the speed department. to be seen tho ancient walls of Babylon use the faith cure?" Savings certificates of deposit money and Joined the local branch is Then they will take the cards which We will Distribute Your Goods For You, <874.706.71 requostod to attend this meeting for ToUl—.... wbre made at tho registration and num* A climax to a fitting tribute to liberty the purpose of electing a chairman, a her them consecutively In red ink. The h„l.. to ..-rthf. vice choirman, a secretary and a treas duplicates will also be given the same thi, aim. •tatomro tatrue to the l»st of my knowledge and belief and OOTWeUy nrer, also a member of tho County number. When this numbering is dohe, true state of the several matters thereto a.ntob^a.s^by the Committee for War Relief and a mem- and it mast be completed by July 0. EVENING ORATION ber of the permanent count}' member ( To insure their arriving in good condi/ S^KriM and sworn to before me this LLER ) tho duplicates are to be sent to Wash- , '^"Sl ship committee. ington and Lansing. Then tho board Aftor tho local branches aro organized, Honorable Nartin H. Carmody of Grand Rapids is to lit back and wait until the draft Is tion, we will load and ship only iced cars. the present county board will resigfl ordered by the Washington authorities. and the chairman of each branch will CELEBRATE become a director of tho Berrien county chapter, and these chairman will make IN Two Bands up tho county boanl. R E NELUS £ CO, Pifty Musicians W. C T. U. i Car Lot Distributors HANN'8 JUBILEE SINGERS. The W. C. T, O. meeting was held at Sai Joseph City Band icta Coii Bai ONE CENT SALE HE jubilee singers were the first to make tho negro folk songs popular In the homo of Mrs. Fritz Thursdn/ after- America and In Europe. They were an Important feature on many of noon. Juno 21. Mrs. Florence P. Raab T the early Chautauqua programs and hove steudlly grown In popular fa- GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERTS of Benton Harbor, who Ls state supt. of C Vogt, Branch Manager. PIm 58 Coloma for Mil Infonration vor, being sought after today even more than ever before. mother's meetings, gave a very fine Many of these negro folk songs were spontaneously produced by the slaves Afternoon and Evening flUlie Wonflfir Store talk on the W. C. T. U. work as out- COLOMA on the plnntaUons, and they have a quaint and poetic charm unlike any other lined ut tho recent stoto convontion at music that has ever been produced. Edward Everett Halo once sold It was the only American music. Kalamazoo. She defined "temperance" The old Jubilee songs of the plantation will be sung by Ilann's Jublles as being the right and moderate use of COLOMA SPECTACULAR DRILL Singers on the second day of the Chautauqua. This company is one of the For Ten Days Only all that is good and tho abolition of all greatest singing organizations ever produced by the negro race. It Is under that is bad, so the W. C. T. U. has a Cement Block Factory tho leadership of \V. A. Ilnnn, whom one critic designated as "another Ernest IL S. Coast Guards Beginning MONDAY, July ad great deal to do beeido the abolition of Benton Harbor Hat Cleaners Gamble with a sable akin." the liquor traffic. The W. C. T. U. is Cement Blocks of all kinds All members of the company hove done operatic work and In their Chau- WE WILL OFFER reduced prices on children'i "organized mother love." Mother love tauqua programs will present some operatic selections, such as the quartet —Plain blocks. Rock Face 123 Pipestone Street never dies and never will ho out of a i'rom the third act of the opera "La Boheme" ond special numbers from dresses and ladies' aprons and dresses. "Itlgoletto." But. of course, the feature of their work Is their old time darky Job as long as the world stands. blocks. Pier blocks,.Cement melodies. Those Include many of the sweetest songs of the southland. TAKE A LOOK through our stock and you will During tho coming year this organ- Brick. Ladies' and Gents' "Swtnee Rlvor," "Old Black Joe." "My Old Kentucky Homo" and such old ization will devote a great deal of time MHIl be convinced of the many bargains offered you. darky camp meeting favorites as "Rinner, Get Bendy," nnd a score of others and energy to the department of work GET OUR FRIGES Hats Cleaned The citizens of Coloma have planned Other features of the program are cello solos by W. P. Talbert and readings Silver Beach Pavilion - JUST NOTICE THE REAL VALUES that you for the soldiers and sailors. A special by Mrs. W. A. Hann. "will be offered for ONLY ONE CENT, . fund is asked for to supply tho soldiora We are also prepared to do the first big Fourth of July celebration that has been at the front with candy, sweet choco- all kinds of hauling or mov- "Abraham Lincoln would have given If you believe progress beats stac- j all he mode as a splitter of raDs for a nation you'll buy a Chautauqua season I late and chewing gum. TotheW.C.T.U. held in the village in many years, and YOU are invited ooap usea as fins. ing household or other goods All Work Guaranteed Pirst-Class seat In your Chautauqua." ticket New York Shllllnfl. has been assigned, by the Council of Soap has played o large port In with MOTOR TRUCK. New York shilling, or York shilling, National Defense, the work of looking to SPEND THE DAY IN COLOMA. medicine. Medlelnnl soup when pure CAVENY LONG BEEN STYLED Proud ot His Ignorance. is tho old Spanish "real," or ono- The Wonder Store ing after the protection and mural up- Panama Hats cleaned and pressed 50e | "Do you know anything about the Is viiid t" be made of cnustlc soda, nnd THE -YOUNG FRANK BEARD- elghth of a dollar. It Is about equiv- lift of the soldiers In the training camps. SIMON UMPHREY either olive or almond oil. It was stock market?" "Not a thing. That's alent In value to sixpence, English, VIOLA B. DEFIELDS, Prop. Coloma, Mich. OOI-OMA, MICII. Panama Hats cleaned, bleached and re-blocked... 75c X Franklin Caveny, "chalk talker," much employed In the form of pills The National W.C.T.U. has decided one place where I am suro Ignorance Is In tho Southern states It Is called a artist, humorist and lecturer, who bliss." Intended to have a gently aperient, on- to send a "White Ribbon" motor am- MRS. WILBUR STARR. READER, Straw Hats cleanek and pressed 25c hit comes here ns one of the feature num- tl-odd action. bulance to Franco this summer. At the CELLIST AND PIANIST Soft Hals cleaned and pressed .580 BIG STREET PARADE AT 10:00 A. PI. bers of the Chautauqua, wos styled by Kalamazoo convention it was votod that 7 Mrs. Wilbur Starr, who bonds the Williams Kidney ud Liver PiDi Stiff Hats cleaned . 25c tho New York World a few yeors ngo Michigan should do her port in raising Headed by the Coloma Company State Troops. "The Young Frank Heard." And thus Starr Concert Party, tho opening fea- ' BIT* joa omworM renr Dtrront syttra ' the neccmary funds for tho purchase ture of tho (.'hautauqun. has been do- •nil ckuvd trouble with your kldntra sod ho has been known In his Chautauqua and equipment of this ambulance. llmT IlftT* yon pains In lolus. tide and and Lyceum corcer ever since. He has ing Chautauqua and Lyceum work for UckT Bare rou a flabby appearsocs July 21. the birthday' of Miss Anna ten years. 8bo Is an accomplished o( the face and nnder Uis tyl If so. DM BENTON HARBOR HAT CLEANERS studied In somo of the bett art schools WILLIAMS' KIDNKY AND LIVKR P1LLH. In this country and possesses much Gordon, National W.p.T.U. pres., bas planologlst, and her program will in- j For aalo by ail druggUu. Price 60 emu. natural ability with tho brush and been designated as "mntor ambulance clude child InipersonaUons and Japa- Manos Bros., Proprietors Prtriotic MTE. By Hon. A. A. Worthington, JL ItLUAM IFQ. CO. PrtH, Cto** OMa pencil. He draws lifelike pictures In day" and will bo observed by all the nese stories In costume. Mrs. Starr Is also a cellist and pianist Her com- For 8rlo at Baker'a Drug 8tor# colored crayon In full view of his local unions with a special patriotic pany Is made up entirely of artists, Shoe Shiners. 123 Pipestone St, Benton Harbor program. and they will set a pace for the lone Each local union will establish a roll Subscribe for THE COURIER list of musical attractions and enter- 1 DANCING! of honor which will include every wo- tainers that will bo difficult to follow. AFTOON»EVBINC man who does Rod Cross work, gives Base Bail Came at 3 p. tn. v? c3k.ma ?n!8S money to the Red Cross, buys a Liberty . elji' tWo bond, makes garden or does extra can- ning and drying of fruits and vege- Berrien County Abstract Co, ESTABLIBHEO 1800 Rre-Inventory WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th tables. All were invited to tho homo of Mrs. ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN The 3 Shannons of Chicago, and Dancers, and Ball tho following day to moot Mrs f. U WILKINJON. SALE Master Charles Shannon, boy soprano and buck dancer, will appear on ihe program Raab for a mother's conference and also to make comfort bogs. An Abstract of Title several times during the day, with fancy singing and dancing stunts. Is required on every sale or mortgage of Is Now On and Will End COLOMA'S COMPANY real estate. Send to us and wo will furnish promptly and at small cost a iSIARD OINTHEl-flCK Tlie CksitaifU offtn foot UtUrti li tht in di; imion that mry oti li thi coBmuity ikoiM uki t •(*tUl complete abstract of any lot or ftrm In PROGRAM V- tJort to bar. Ira If jn ut oat of tkoM who hirt uid Iktj "don't like leewm" yoi wiU uy when jot Un htud Berrien county. 3d at July , Midnight thm four Uut ihtjr wtr» worth tnrj nlanu ijxnt tad trtrj (inl it fo«t to hnr th»B. REUEE! NO BUSTERS! WE I-OAN MONEY Th»y will coco la tho foUowini ctdir: Dr. Hobcrt Ptrker Kiln, Aidre Trldoa ud Altart Edwud Wlnia on tht on real estate, buy and sell mortgages. 10 a. m. Grand Street Parade, headed by 2:20 p. m. Tug of War; not less than ten Ant thrtt etdilngi, Ctraj oa Uu third tfttraooa tad Wtlltct Brace Amtbtrj oa the lut tfUraooa. SURETY BONDS We Take Our Semi-Annual MllfliMTrOOPS the Coloma Stale Troops, Boy Scouts, men on a side. Prize, box of cigars. Mustard ointment is a clean, white for administrators, guardians, township MILES will give a big ointment, made with the oil of mustard. officers and positions requiring bonds. Inventory July Sth It does all tho work of tho old-fashioned We will sign your bonds. Coloma Comet band. Merchants' Floats, 2:30 p. m. Hundred yard dash. First prize, Dr. MUm Itaded la Htw Tork u t youth wllh M teali la hli poeket. He hu Btde two loan ot Ut world, he hu mustard plaster—does it better and docs Automobiles and Citizens. woa wojiitloa u oae of the woeld'i pttUit amptpr reporter! tad wrlten, tad he ktowf how l« tell of hit eiperi- not blister. You do not have to bother $2.00, second prize, $1.00. taeei lalemlla|ly tad wllh drtmtllo effect Ttllow Dipe" li hie lectnre enhject la Ihli leclort ht deecrlbet tht Bort OUGANUKl) IHOO with a cloth. You simply rub it on— UllBtle life of t few of the aottMe aea hi hu set la hie •orld Irtrelt—sea he hu nat It kMw tt dtte rtage. Tht An Unusual Opportunity to Supply yolir Shoe Needs A prize of $5.00 will be given to the business INII DANCE and usually tho pain is gone. 2:40 p. m. 300 yard dash. First prize, $2.00, Hit lacladee klagi, e tape ton tad ettteesea of worldwide fttae. It gives almost instant relief in head For Immediate or Future Use at firm of Coloma having the best decorated float second prize, $1.00. ache, neuralgia, pleurisy, lumbago, and " ' Transit Co. advertising their business. A prize of $5.00 bruises or sprains of all kinds. Put up TRIDON DOCKS FOOT OF ICHh STREET will be given for the most appropriately deco- in tubes-easy to use. At Scott's.—ad v Remarkable Savings 2:50 p. m. Slow Automobile Race. First A Fnach tcholtr, wtr Nmtpoadeal tad tathor who hu aude tn cihtaiUTt itudy ot ctidlllou la Xeilco. Hi The Benton Harbor Chicago rated automobile from out of Coloma contain- kaowi the whole of Keilco. He hu beet ever IU rut deurte. tad he hu lited ia lu citlei. la fut. It ht brief, he Determination of Heirs. prize, $3.00, second prize, $2.00. weat lalo Xeilco tad littd the life of t Meiictt eo tbit he Bi|ht (tt tn iuide, aabiued, tccartle >liw of IU pollUctl AT IK OPERA HUE ing not less than five people. SuirofMlchlgkD. Tbr Probate Court for Route Across Lake Women's patent and dull kyl pumps, all , Qirls and little girls patent and dull tad eodtl coaditlooi. While tbert he eapplled tewt tad coseeat froa Meiico for the Oillook, the bdepeadeat tad Ilia Couutfuf Derrlfn. 3:00 p. m. The THREE SHANNONS. BBBerou other manilaei u well u aewiptpen. He hu oaly neeally returaed from t trip iato Meiico, when ht weal At* wuUn olMtdoaart. htlU Hie pro- Michigan, leather and white canvas pumps with or 11:00 a. m. Patriotic address by Hon. A. A. to |ct BtUritl to briaf hie leetorte op to the alasU. Hie lecture eabject it "At laeldt View tf Kuioo." batr oflce In the Citj ot til. Jotcpb, In uld sizes, plain and with straps, Cuban and cotinljr. on Ihr SBlh day of June A. f), 1»I7. Direct service between Ben- French heels, medium and i QC without straps, this season's styles, full Worthington of Buchanan. All of the proceeds of this dance go for the 1'rrMnl; Hon. Frank L llamimiiO. Judge 3:30 p. m. Base Ball Game. Glendora Grays of Pr«b»le. / light soles, values to $4 I • ww sized in most lines as follows: i WIGGAM •" In tbe mklttr of the enlau- of Wah ton Harbor and Chicago, con- IKK) p. m. Potato race. First prize, $2.00; vs. Coloma Independents. benefit of the COLOMA COMPANY OF the A. D«Field. deceMMd. J. FRANKLIN CAVENY, CArfTGON- Dr. Wirna i> kaowa the coaatry trer u ti talborily oa heredity. He U t •eaber of the Urpit ecleaUOc eoeie- Kuth A. Ilrnn* baring Sled In nkid court b«r necting with Interurban Line. Regular 3.25 value- MICHIGAN STATE TROOPS. polltlua prujlng that Mtld i-ourt adjudlette Women's white poplin and canvas pumps second prize, $1.00. 5:30 p. m. Greased Pole Contest. $2.50 to I8T. tlee ia Ihli coaatry tad Enjlind, tad tbe tbiap be dlecauee tie pnieated tatboriUllTely. Ht Wllirei the labjeet of and drurolM wbo wer# al Ihe llmr of her Patronage of Fruit Growers Regular 3.00 value... heredity ii oae tbtl will eolte the problea of atkiac tbe rtc« aon eflcieat It it conitrectire, lafomiaf, tad It U death tho legal Imlni of mid dMeaand and and slippers with or without ^ Ojt 'ill 1:20 p.m. Sack race. First prfee, $2.00; Chautauqua audiences ond talks os he worth while. Hit eabject U "Hertdity tad Humta frofnit." SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM by dancing ratllltd to Inherit tht real tdatc of which laid solicited. Regular 2.75 value- person getting money from top of pole. works. Ills sketches are revelations dri-eaird died Mixed. straps, all sizes, reg. $2.75.. with the home boys and giving them your sup- It laordrrad that tht t3d dajr of Julx, A.I). Regular 2.50 value.... second prize, $1.00. of beauty and caricature. In his land- 1(17. at tea u'eloak la ihr foronuoo. at laid Daliu Trips During i 6:00 p. m. Band Concert begins. scope scenes he shows all tho beauties AMSBARY •irobatr offler, tx and la herebjr appointed for Reguler 2.25 value... 1.75 port and encouragement. hearing laid petition. Fruiuea&on. Women's white canvas sport oxfordsand 1:40 Wheelbarrow race. First prize, $2:00; of a bleak winter and all the glories Dr. Aaubtry hu beta kaowa for yetn u ta interpreter of pltyi tad ebort etoriet. He U t auter (talat la tht lit- II li further ordered, that public noli*, Regular 2.00 value... . 1.50 7:30 p. m. The THREE SHANNONS. of a summer's day. As a cartoonist mry world. Ia hie "Poet Stp of Lockerbie Stmt" be will pre the iatereitiai penoatl realaltnane if Jtaet Whit- iben-uf be tlren by publlealloo of a copr of shoes, gooc d sizes, regular O 7K second prize, $1.00. Ihli order, for three unrertelt, wrtke pfflom For Rates call on or address Regular 1.75 value.— his work has received the strongest comb Biley, tofether with to interpntitioa of hit ilaple wr.p of every dty, llled with the elailn cbtna of rani lift. I*laid da; of beating, ID The Colums Uonrler, $3.50 vaaluel s balw commendation. The Galveston News And, la additloa, tbert ii Frioklia Ctrtay, ehtlk Ulktr tad day aodeler. • niwi|aper primed and vlrrulnted In inlil 8:00 p. m. Grand Display of Fireworks. Regular 1.50 value... 2:00 p. m. The THREE SHANNONS. said of his work. "Caveny Is greater eauntj, FRED fl. fiOBBS Theu tre ealy Art tllrtctioai oat if a ccr.bieitioa ot tea or aort that atkt op the Ire dtyi' profraa. Mailt will A tmeropjr. FnAKK I. IUMMOMI, with tho chalk than Thomas Nast. the •Afternoon KM K. Unr. Judge of Probate. Main St., Benton Harbor Men's fine Elk Skin and Work Shoes Men's broken lines of black and tan calf hart aa iaporttat pltct ia tht Chaataaqaa, tad there art alio the panly tBteitalaaeat fealarta. I'robau- Iteglatcr « U man who destroyed with his pictures Milwaukee made, extra value: oxfords with leather or rubber Q Jg 'Boat Tweed.'" lie draws these cari- Tbe teaioa tickete, If boo(kt aow of tbe local Ckaataaqaa coaaitttt. tn fl.SO. If b«a(bl at the |ati they will In the afternoon the charges will be ten cents bt J175. TicktU far boyt aad |irli of froa lit to foarteea yean art 78 ctati if boafbt aow, |l If boa|hl at the |tU. catures with llghtnlng-llke rapidity, soles, reg. $4,4.50 and $5 vals Oa"!v Tbii briap Ihe CM! dowa to a few ctati a aaabtr. Adalttioai at tht ptt total (3 79. What yti aetd li a aeaioa for one dance, three dances for 25 cents, eight and they cover a wldo range. He will SUMMER SCHEDULE $3.50 value $2.75 Dancing During the Afternoon and Evening ticket. What Ihe Mmmlllee waati li to bare yoa bay teaioa ticketi rather tbaa pay at tht pit. So pt ia Hat. aad dances for 50 cents, or twenty dances for $1.00. Boys' extra fine elk skin shoes with spec- be hero on tho third day of tho Chau- wt'll mike it tbe oae bif treat of the par. Benton Harbor-St. Jo. Ry. & Lt. Co. 3.25 value 2.50 ial green elk soles (the toughest leather tauqua. INTERURBAN LINE 3.00 value 2.25 tanned (black and tan, sizes 9 OR Your brain, like your muscles, needs GET YOUR TICKETS FOR 2Ho 5$, regular$3 value... CiCw eienlse. The best brain puncher in < (Effective July 1, 1017. Subject to change without notice.) MUSIC All DAY BY C010MA CORNET BAND existence Is o Community Chautauqua. Evening, 50c per couple Cars loavo Benton Harbor for Millburg, Coloma, Watervliet and Paw Shop Early before the Same in youths sizes II to 2, ^ A A Lake at 6:40, 1:40, H;40, 0:40, 10:40, 11:40 a. m., 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 8:40, Division of effort-each doing the 4:40, fl:40, 8:40, 7:40, 0:40 and 11:10 J), m. good sizes are gone. regular 2.75 CaUU shore ho con do best-Is ahsoluteljr es-1 Community Chautauqua Cars leave Coloma for Millburg and Benton Harbor at 7:4ft, 8:4B, 8:45, There will be something doing every minute of the day 10:45, 11:40 a. m„ l)i:4n, 1:43, 2:43, 8:43, 4:43, D:43, 0:43, 7:43, 8:4ft, 10:82 sentlol In producing big things. p, m. 12:02 a,»m. "BETTER SHOES FOR LESS" to entertain you, so Good Music! Can leave Coloma for Paw Paw Luke (north and south sldo) and for Unity of purpose Is the first result Watorvliot at 7:18, 8:18,0:18, 10:18, 11:18 a.m., 12:13, 1:18, 2:18, 8:1», of a Community Chautauqua In town 4:18, 0:18, 6:18, 7:18, 8:18, 10:18 and 11:48 p. m. and country life. Cars loavo Paw Paw Lake Terminal and Watervliet for Coloma, Mill- TDUTNAN SHOE! CO burg anil Benton Harlw at 7:80, 8:80, 0::i0. 10:80. 11:80 a. m , 13:80, 1:80, 1 'Tis said that Hies hate blno glass. 2:80, 8;80, 4:80, ft:80. (1:1(0, 7:80, 8:80, 10:23, II:ftft p. m. Fine Repairing 169 Pipestone St. Benton Harbor. Well, a I Mild hood bates o fly, so honors Two Freights dally, ooch way. Baggage checked"to agency stations. Coloma Chautauqua July 13-17 Patronize Our Advertisers J. H, POUND, O, P. A., Benton Harbor,Mich. CELEBRATE IN COLOMA THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH." 1 THE OOLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.

B uy your llohing tAcklo and sporting Have your harnoss clcaned acd oiled 0PERA H0USE goods at Scott's.—Adv. at Swift's.—Adv.- Big Reductions on We Have a Complete Line of H. Q. Krako of Detroit was in Co- Uso Rexall laco and silk cleaner. BELL 3 MVS, JM 29-30, MY 1st CELEBRATE loma tho last of last wook. 25 cents at Scott's—Adv. / SCOTT'S UL.lsJU BENTON HARBOR - Milo B. Seller waa in Kalantutoo on Fred A. Hobha of Benton Harbor Coats Suits Dresses buslneMH tho last of last week. was a Coloma visitor on Tuesday. POPULAR DRUG STORE Summer Goods For a nice soft skin, use Santox Velvet Kill the odor of perxplratlon with Just when you need them for the HoxallNlce. Meat Scott's.- Adv. Fireworks Matinee, Saturday at 2:05 Matinee, 25c, 50c and 75c Lotion. 25c at Scott's.—Adv. REDUCED PRICES: Yes, sister, all men are alike in ono Better buy a barrel of nalt now. Go- Buy your fireworks here and # JULY 4 respect. They are just mere men. ing higher soon. Korick A: Cornwell.— buy them early. 4TH OF JULY Nights at 8:05 Nights, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 LAWN SWINGS 9rn,rmTm PORCB SWINGS Adv. Try a sack of Dairy Feed. More milk Ice Cream Soda E. P. Clark of St. Joseph was a guest $2 to $3 hats > .98 Largokimona aprons... .50 for less money. Korick & Cornwell.— Our soda fountain is in prime Special Attention Given to Out-of-town Orders HAMMOCKS CROQUET SETS of his sister, Mrs. W. A. Baker, Wed- Adv. condition and we arc ready to 3 to 4 hats 1.98 Ladies' waists 69 South Haven nesday. NOTE—For your benefit we arc holding choice scats at the different prices and you can secure them by writing, or telephoning 624 Every woman has a mind, but tho serve you with the best. 2 to 3 dresses, slight- Ladies' silk waists 1.98 Mrs. J. V. Kops and family of Chi man who can fathom It ha-t never been ly toiled .95 Silk gloves 50 cago are guests of Mrs. 0. Vogt at Cot- Kodaks bornf . Children's dresies 69 Gauze lisle hose 15 tage Hill farm. We have everytbing in the Headquarters For When yon want your paper hanginR Ii middie blouses 59 Silk boot hose 35 If you feel weak or do not rest well, line ol Kodaks and Supplies. Positively the Last and Only Chance to See the Biggest Show in the World PATRIOTIC RALLY done see Charles Holmberg, Coloma. I1.50 white skirts 98 Paris model corsets 59 use Santox Celery and Iron tonic. $I.UU Bell Phone. Adv. 43tf Fishing Tackle Silk dreises 4.95 Commencing with 100 Guns at Sunrise, closing with a Sham at Scott's.-Adv. Children's parasols 25 It Makes a 4-Ring Circus Look Like a Side Show It Is Kodak time. Do not miss tho Battle by Order berry chocks printed at The Vou will find here everything Clean-up on all MILLINERY Automobile Supplies (p-ent sport with a camera this summer. for the fisherman. All sizes at Scott's.—Adv. Courier ollice. Wo une the Iwst gradi' of tough check tickets. TROOP A CAVALRY It's no disgrace to stub your too Sporting Goods Casings Spot Lights Tubes Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Atwas, of THE WORLD Du. . Ww. . oniiuGriffith'n ss ooiossColossam l $2,000,00q)^,uuu,uu0u apeciSpectacli e The dlsKrece lies In not getting up and A complete line of base ball South Beml, were guests of Mr. and making a fresh start. and other sporting goods. J. K. Scherer Hotel Benton Harbor Benton Harbor In Oakland Park at Ni^ht Mm. Thomas Klnyon last Sunday. Light Bulbs o! All Kinds MISB Kliwbeth Kussman of Chicago We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Two Big Bands, from South Haven and Paw Paw, Ball Game, is a guest at the Dooglas View reeort Miss Kleanoro D. Duo has arrived at Or LOVE'S We also carry a Fine Line of Track Events. Water Sports. Military Drills and for a throe weeks' stay. Paw Paw Lake and opened her cottage at Douglas View resort for the season. Post Cards, Fancy Stationery, Patriotic Speeches Have a good supply of floor and more STRUGGLE Toilet Articles,Candies,Cigars o>ming. Let .us book your order. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelley and famlly This will, in a measure, be Van Buren County's Farewell to and Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Itorlck & Cornwell.—Adv. of Grand Kaplds have beon visiting THROUGH' TROOP A CAVALRY The LADNDRY QUEEN ELECTRIC WASHER friends In Coloma and Coyert this week. Varnishes, brushes, etc. If tho government don't seize tho There are a few who have not yet BARGAINS OUT THE will do the work these hot days. Let us give you a summer's crope the thieving speculaton will. Time to act, gentlemen! settled for gravel. Will you kindly call SCOTT'S PHARMACY demonstration. and pay up at once? A. C. Stark—Ad. For Cash MA. Walter Cummlngs and daughter, The Rexall Store AGES Program for the Day Tickets for the Coloma chautauqua of Plonoer, Ohio, aro gnesta of the for- Coloma, Michigan FOR THIS WEEK WE QUOTE YOU AS FOLLOWS may be secured at Tho Courier office. 9 to 10 a. m.—Mounted Drill by Troop A Cavalry. mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ancient Babylon and the Famous Feast of Belshazzcr—Towering Walls and Hanging Gardens—Dances of the Orient in their lux- Bachman. The five days' entertainment will cost Hart brand Red Kidney Beans per can ISe you hut |1.50. Cream Mustard, extra fine, 10 oz. bottle jQe mifmturious environments-Judea and the Holy Land in its beautiful simplicity at the dawn of the Christian Era—Medupval Paris and 10 to 11 a. m.—Exhibition Drill by Home Guards, open to til Mrs. Homer Crnmb and daughter, Now is the time to buy a the Court of Charles IX, with events leading up to the Massacres of those Stirring Days—and then a Modern Story of Love and cities. Prize U. S. Flags. Harriet, of Jackson. Mich., are guests Pershing hat made 'juite a hit 'In 1 lb, pkg. Wheat Cereal, same at Cream of Whfftj fQ SEE • Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. England and France. Here's hoping A B Coffee worth 35c, our price 30c Adventure, linked symbolically to those paSt ages in the most thrilling dramatic narrative ever conceived. 11 to 12 a. m.—Water Sports on the River. O. J. Miller. his next score will be at tho expense of CUMD "INT" ADS Half pound can Fancy Red Rock Salmon |5c Motor Boat Races-Good Prizes. $1.00 Gets it Delivered the enemy. Forget It sonny. When yon get to Special Santos Coffee, a repeater J. 25c Swimming Race.s-$5 first; $3 second; $2 third. Don't Fail to Hear This Superb Orchestra of 20 Pieces and a Chorus of Voices the trenches you won't have any time Those cold chills chasing up and LOST OR FOUND Oleomargarine is a money saver, clean and wholesome. High Diving—By the Celebrated High Diver down youthful spines will soon bo elim- left for making love to the pretty FOR RENT. Buy one pound of Majestic, money refunded from The Colonial Theatre, Chicago. Verne Greenman French lassies. inated. The fires of tho trenches will HILL'S warm them up. House for Kent. All in jjood repair. if you are not satisfied 32e 12 Noon-Water Hose Fight, comer Phoenjx and Center Sts. UmT They say a certain local bach Inquire ol Mrs. B. L Pitchsr. 40-tl Can Rubbers, Saturday, Four Boxes elor of many winters is lieglnning to A fellow who owes ns four years sub- 30c Prizes to winners. HARDWARE FURNITURE WANTED perk up. , Young men will soon bo icrlption stopped as on the street and Libby's Potted Meats, per can 10c scarce, yon know. Inquired If we had liought a Liberty Wanted-25 Raspberry pickers. Cove Oysters, per can Bacteria Long Lived. 1.30 p. m.—Parade to Oakland Park, followed by Patriotic lOe followed by exhibition Jriiis by Home Bond. Wo>told bun. Phone 52F.1. Loiiis,Kooh- tf How lone Kome bacteria mnj live tin- Guard Companies from the nearby Speehes and Music. Don't grieve because you let a good 2J% Trading Stamp with regular priced Cash Purchases dor propiT cnnditlnn* Is linmclil out Judging from his actions, Mayor FOR SALE BIG DAY 11180, towns. Watervliet is coming in full iimRy bail IS THIS TOWN thing slip by when you foiled to buy except Flour and Sugar. by SI. \V. Lyon. Jr.. of Ocorp' WIIBII- Thominon of Chicago has no demre to force and those who have seen their Liberty bonds. Another opportunity Ington nnlvoiKlty In n letter to Sci- 3 p. m.••Ratcliffe Field become president. He prefers to sputter A NTW LOT OF WHITE CHINA JUST IN • Home Guards in action report that it will bo along soon. Pijsfof SaicSoTa^i"' ence. Hu tellH of n cnlliire of nrgnn- m JULY 411 A WAREHOUSE in the halo of tho kaiier. Wilson. Kosedell farm. Coloma. 4*13 Isms of pnmtyphold beta kept for more wiil be a company hard to beat. There AT Track Events and Ball Game Admission, 25c An old time Methodist campmeetlng I Imii ten yearn denied in n tent tube will be patriotic speeches at Oakland Earl Branch of Chicago, who visited For Sale-Oak bed. iron bed. new COBURN, The Grocer will be held from July 27th to August four griddle laundry stove, Kamington nt Howard unlvendty, which, when South Haven is odvertiiinR a big Park during the afternoon, interspersed SUBURB OR NOT TRACK EVENTS Sth at tho campground threo miles his parents and sisters in this vicinity The Watervliet Company, Michigan typewriter, new 60 gallon gasoline tank, trnnRferred to nnother medium, pro- ceiebrntion for July -Ith. From the by patriotic music. for tho past two weeks, returned to k'xll flufl rug. Jooo pound sale, office Slate Troops, will give a military bail 100-yarJ Dash: 220-yard Dash; 440-yard Run; 880-yard Run. We are going to "do our Hit" and show our south of Covert, Mich. dueed the relictions that proved tiio fact that Troop A Cavalry, an organi- Chicago Monday morning. ile Mr. Cochran haa boon in tho west for Special boats will carry the Chicago do this widens your ration, and It Is the ooal, oil and steel men to makn im GEO. K. 0. BROWN the Alliei have taken out of this country 1,075,000 head of some time and this is the first time they Screen Doors, liable. and Milwaukee sportsmen. Nowhere correct to do so If it will reduce your modlaU deliverlee to the government at Ironing Boards Doesn't this apply as well to the of CHICAGO horses. Today horses in France and England are worth from had i»en each other In ten years. Joe in all the country is there a more pop- cost of feeding. Mixed feeds, there- a price to be fixed by tbe president. DrMFMRPfi ONE COUPON WITH EVERY 25c towns given over to mall order buying? iyi that Coloma looks awfully good to Shirtwaist Boards fore. are largely a matter of arlth- I500 to Jfioo each, and you must take into consideration the facto laPlLriDLlV-- PURCHASE of Groceries-The giv- ular fighter than Brown. Three years Good! Now kick tho food hog. Window Frames Botlc. Do you want your town, the town In VS. that colls that were yearlings when the war started are now JB- him, and is tho most prosperous appear ago he appeared in Benton Harbor and which you have started your home, to Door Framesl ing of these sets will not affect the prices in any of our depart- You can usually get the result for ing sold to the Allied goyernments for war purposes. Breed to Charles Johnson, a farm hand em ing village for its size that ho has ever fought Mike Gibbons of St. Paul, one thrive and Improve? Well, It won't Fruit Ladders leu money than by feeding more ex- the most useful type, heavy artillery. Loqk at your neighbors' ployed near Berrien Springs, committed en. ments, but are given ABSOLUTELY FREE, to increase our of the hardest and moat brilliant en- thrive and improve unless the trades- Cabinet Work of all kinds pensive grains separately. oolts by Hudier and you will see that he produces the kind that suicide Wednesday night of last week E. H. Nichols, a former Coloma resi business and encourage Cash Sales. Make Your Money Count. gagements of the former's career. people In your town are getting and the country is demanding. Your patronage is solicited. dent, who has been in St. Petersburg, Brown also fought Howard Morrow, giving a fair deal. Mall order buying PHIL HARRISON by hanging himself to a rafter in tbe THE MANORIAL INGREDIENTS OF Florida, for several years and holds the Berrien county's middleweight, and in turns your town Into a suburb of a barn. It Is believed that despondency FEEDS. of CHICAGO 1 orc er t0 c ose out our position of city detectiyo, was in Co- (ImramK-. " ' ' Goods, etc., two Benton Harbor contests. He is (KtUontl Crop Imputrfflnil Smln ] groat dty mall order house. It is tak- Dr. T. C. Tiedebohl, Owner over ill health was the cause of the Let me give you an estimate ' quickly, we will give Double Coupons Nitrogen Is the most Important and ing out of your town the life blood, the crime. loma a few days this wook. ^Io went : known the country over as one of the • most valuable fertilizing element sup- circulation of which nourishes your C. L. Kolsey, Mgr. Phone 1*^4. Four miles north of Coloma from here to Chicago on business acd with each 35c purchase of Dry Gcods, Notions and Shoes. leading exponents of the old style game The Watervliet company of State : on anything you want. plied by foods, and,it is In this ele- homo as well as those of yotfr neigh- Wednesday Afternoon will return hero with Mrs. Nichols for a of hit nnd hit hard. He Uvea on pun- Troops gave a dancing party at Wood : ment that they show the greatest liors. It doesn't pay. That is why I'm longer visit before going back to bis t ishment and wherever he goes he hu a — ward's pavlllom last Thursday evening variation. glad The Delineator hns excluded mall S-!S southern home. j v following. In young Harrison, Brown The Connecticut Experiment Sta- order announcements from the adver- with music hy Fischer's Kalamazoo j | Shop Opposite Hill's Store will meet a boxer that all Chicago is tion states that it was found that the tising columns. It has removed from orchestra. A vorv fine Ume Is reported S. D. QUY claiming as the best find in tho middle- average mixed fertilizer contained our readers' homes a powerful tempta- by all of the more than two hundred : COLOMA. • MICHIGAN weight class in years. Besides this 2.96 per cent nitrogen and showed In tion to buy away from home. couples who attended. Coloma, - - Michigan contest several sterling preliminariea a table that eighteen of fifty-two dif- Automobile Bargain 1••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»•••••••• have beon arranged. A giant grand ferent feeds contained 3.93 per cent. The members of tho Church of the AUTO stand to accommoda:e 8600 peopleis now Among this list Is cottonseed and lin- Ghoit of th* Castle. Advent Choir of'Chicago are expected 11 House of David Band! | soed meals, gluten seed, middlings, to arriye next Tharaday, July 9th, for being constructed. Special attention Hurstmunceaux castle, about tbe brewers' and dlatlllers' products, and of Benton Harbor will Furnish Music [ j will be paid to ladies for whom chairs -restoration" of which antliiuarln ap- JULY 4 nam nio their annual outing at Woodward's SUPPLIES a few of the feed mixtures. It Is ob- Ten Rounds wiil be provided. Fitzaimmons hu put pear to be perturbed, is strictly a fortl- hotel Paw Paw Lake. Fifteen guests vious, therefore, that a wise selection windshield, etc., in good repair. Recently thor- and .Storage Com on many Fourth of July attroctiona in- fled manslon-wlmt Cromwell called "a wore entertained at this popular hotel of feeds enhances the value of the HAVE YOUR cluding the big auto race of last year, strong house"-ratber than a castle Three Fast Preliminaries oughly overhauled in Packard shop; powerful en- last week. On Tuesday evening of this manure and consequently plays an and probably the ouly English strong- in Head but this event is billed to be the big- gine, 3 new Goodyear tires, 4th tire nearly new. week an aatomoblle party of four spent important part In farm economy. hold since Human times thnt was built AND tho night there, enroute to their cottage gest ever. of brick. It once possessed tbe talleet This car is suitable for a bus, delivery or (KiUand Ci>f ImpmrraMnl Vnl» J at White Lake. Home-grown grains can often be prof- and noisiest ghost In Euro|>c. He wna ED. W. SMITH, Referee light t^uck service. It's a bargain $400 CASH CATARRH \ | ADMISSION TO RACES. 25c [ i nine feet high and used to stride along Auto Cushions and Curtains (NtUenil Crep Imonimfni Vfitt«.) itably traded for protein feeds. While at tliis prtce = Judging from the number nf fruit USE the battlements on stormy nights beat- Vehicles, 25c Grandstand, 25c Children under 8, Free Ordinarily, silage will correct the oats arc generally demanded for horse FLOYD FITZSIMMONS, Promotor buyers who have been in Ooloma the East Main St.. Benton Harbor ing a big drum. Somo kill joy skeptic tendency to costiveness. When It ii feed, they are nearly always too ex- put week buying and soliciting ship- Dr. Marshall's not sufllciently effective for thia pur- pensive for dairy feed. Oats by-prod- seems to hove discovered that this R. H. SHERWOOD f Spend the 4th in Hartford. Come early and itny late ghost was really a gardener signaling ments of strawberries on consignment When Ready For That Sale REPAIRED BY pose, add enough old process oil meal ucts, however, are very useful for to Pevensey smugglers, with whom be there will be a better market for fruit to keep the droppings irodorately bulk. Watervliet, - - Michigan Catarrh Snuff Dancing at the Town llnll at night in Coloma this summer than ever before Write or Phone soft, but not necessarily loose. Usu- wu In league. Whoever he was, be achieved dramatic immortality through There were no leas than fiye bnyeni ally all that Is needed is to increase Woody Crest Gravel la tbe beet; Admission,$l,$2,$3 E. L. WALTERS I** .9 CUM M. - ARTHUR SWIFT being Introduced Into a play by Add!- looking for strawberries here daring Haft the allowance ot concentrates. AUCTIONEER aon.-WestmlMlcr Gazette. tbe past week, and prices have been WEAR-U-WELL SHOE STORE COLOMA, MICH. COVERT. - MICH. For Sale at Baker'a Drug Store Buy a Season Ticket for Chautauqua holding up remarkably weU. THE COI.OMA COURIER. COLOMA. JIICR.

DECIDES WOMAN HAS THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. FAMOUS IN WES SOUGHT 2 LEGAL HUSBANDS MAYS OF SUMMER BOARDERS Tnt Fnk Wsa'l ANY CORN LIFTS OUT, Spod Ii Yoa Um Women Eliminate Appearance of the plea that there would bo no They Are Usually Very Witty Parsons money to pay for such extrnvagnnee. Who Mak^ Comical Remarka to DOESN'T HURT A BIT1 Waste and Extravagance ludgs Brings About Novel Status and tho dressmakers were compelled I the Farmer. in Their Frocks. to hold sweeping sales that under- by Ruling i.i Divorce AMERI' valued whatever clmhea th6 rich wom- No foollihnessl Lift your oorns Summer boarders are people who Case. snd csilusca off with finger*— en had already bought, a new Idea spend several weeks In the country concerning economy was born la the € It's like maglcl , each summer longing for a trip home. brains of wealthy women. New York.—Mrs. Mary Timchlk txy ECONOMY HYSTERIA SUBSIDES They are usunlly very wttty persons RED RUBBERS cupies Ihe unusual distinction of being The second movement on the part and make comical remarks to the farm-1 the legal wife of two men. Thnt novel Bore corns, hard corns, soft corns or SzZfj LAG of masses of women was then direct- Aside from Ihe board they pay uc s/AarJcco/ws/HT TO sny kind of a corn, can harmlessly be Idea Now Followed la Not to Oeprlva stntus has been fixed for her through ed toward providing money for those him Ihthe farmer clenns up a tidy sum ^ , Acr of covGtrjj a decision rendered by Justice Green- |1(ted wlth the fl f Seamstrestts of Their Llverthood who worked, nnd at the snme time each summer sending the things his ^ , . Itaum refusing n divorce to George ly tbp f( w d of tsax'-it&szs^T' but to Avoid All Unntces- eliminating the appearance of waste Iwarders say to the comic weeklies. A „ cindnnall authority, Starry emblem of our and extravagance. Timchlk, her first husband, who named Combats Work of Agitators Among Foreigners frmoM BOSTOM WOVEN HOSE k IUBBE1 CO. aary Display. summer boarder can merely look at a For 11|tle ^ oue cnn a ^ CoWWt., M—. The sane Idea worked well In both his wife's secuiid husband na co-re- J^EW YORK.—Mrs. T. D. M. Cardeza Is a UtilItlle wwomau n with a great mis- cow and qu ck a. a wlnk be will Miy ^ of fwione nt l!njf lture, country rich in history . directions; It kept tho workers cm- spondent. something fonny. Thejarmerjmts ^ ^ ^ ^ New York.—In talking to a dress piuyed nnd gave them sulfldent money Mr, nnd Mrs. Timchlk married In slon. Through her recent appointment nsTiecrelar» wcret y to Mrs. Marian K. ,/• whlfh Jrf tills down In a book he always curries and honor :: And the grand maker of Importance, whose bills to (on which to live; and It did not of- 1900, They separated in 1008. Seven Clark, chief Investigator of the bureau of industries nnd immigratlnn, she Is every corn or callus wllboul pain. around with him. In tlie course of a rOldfalseTeethBought the rich women run Into thousands' fend the public. No ono wants to ap- years Inter Mrs. Timchlk mode an ex- engaged In assisting the represents- Wy ;.W> This simple drug dries the moment old banner will soon be making ettch season, anent this current topic | pear frivolous or unlnlnklng In a crisis tives of the New York stale Industrial couple of weeks he haa several pages ft Is applied and does not even Irri- Broken or in any condition. We pay up to of good Jokes to sell ut his own rate* tale the surrounding skin while np- *5.00 a set according to v«luc. VUil at of economy In clothes, she snld that l likHUen this»M«. When women are dressed in commission In carrying the assuring more history and receiving great- she had found leas economy atuong all says Ihe Pblladelplila Slur. plying It or nfterwnrds. ""f,® 0°cr- " uimtulmciory. gold or sliver. In Jeweled trappings I | message obenf President Wilson, that no ono who If you board with a farmer this sum- classes than a strong desire to wear and In precious gems, thnt vast pub- L (W i ^ 1 I ' 111 ' A ys tho law will be Inter- This announcement will Interest i ~ er honor on the battlefields of clothes that did not express money. mer say some funny things to him m«ny of our readers. If your druggist Dobim"c Supply Co., Olofbamln, R, I. He that Is thinking only of how to \f )t5 Nw_rl I fered with, to Ihe great colonies of Blmplliity may be very costly, workmen subjects of the central Euro- altoul the cows or the pigs. If he live and how to sacrifice, might begin haau't '"r freoone tell him to surely | M Kidr^r trouble m ^ Northern France and Belgium keeps a horse always poke fun at his a» we nil know, was her further ex- pean powers who aro settled In New get a small bottle for you from his I iviE.i> on ih« mind. di»ccura*e* to murmur those terrible sentences of and — W planation, and women were paying horse. He will laugh at Ihe fonny NB,XION I'lOUOH nil yet tho bnliy of nntlons, Dn- ihe French people In tho revolution. York. IVJCI or TML TltAU. TO 1>C nOUMVM TOtt wholesale drug house.—adv. AND beautyZLR*, vigo™ r an'd cheer- things you say. Then he will go in and fulneaa ofirn dUappear olc Riiui hns tnnny (ln^s of which he hus good prices for their summer apparel, It is tho appearance of extrava- Mrs. Cardeza, who Is the wife of open up a can of fresh country pens *h*n the hldneye are out rcuKin to he proud. Most of them nre but they made a strong demand that gance, therefore, that women should a prominent Phlladelpblan, Is probably HIS morning I awoke to the $50, dismounted and made to drive Its P^imac W0MEof order or N dleease- d For aood reiulla out of his own cellar so that when you u»e Dr. Kllmer'a Bwamp-Root. the sivat In the pussoMtoD of tbe gnrernmeDt, but avoid In these times of stress. I^t the wealthiest worklngwoman In New crackle of resinous knots in the machines. The moving picture "Germany has ordered a census of go back to the city you will miss the kidney mKlklne. At dniniata Hamplo u frw nre owned by individuals or them spend as liberally for apparel York, and It Is safe to say without un Ihe great fireplace. The air was machine and Iheslereoptlconare used all shoes In Ihe country." •lie bottle by Parcel Poat. alio pamphlet. K actual census she is the only employee of a stale bureau In the government cool and bracing. Outside, tbe regularly, nnd six miles of irrigation country vegetables. When you leave Address Dr. Kilmer k Co., Blnahamton, amiy posts. aa they can affqrd. ut let all women "Is that n real move?" N T.. and endoae ten centa. When writ- of the United Stntes who presides over her own castle In Europe. Tbreezes stirred the giant pines whose canala bring water from the nearby lie sure and te\l him how you enjoyed Ope of thsm. now. kept at Ihe slnte- follow the lead of the wealthy nnd "Of course. Why do you askT* ing mention thia paper. tbe country eating so that he can luugh hoiixo Rt Annapoll*. SM„ wns carried by conservative set and see to It thnt their Mrs. Cardeza has become a worklngwoman with n regular Job, and she masliike trunks reached high into tbe hills. ' "Because It would be so easy for It WS /-A/fOLAS 'jrA^y/lACOr some more. the Maryland troops during the war of clothes reflect this great hour In dig- is quite willing thst you shobld call It that, because she believes that this is air In a vain attempt fo look over the As yet It Is a barren place, for If to be n counter-er-feet enterprise." - t/ow/Awt */o/ws /•/yfij/ UJ MAC 70 AT /?AJJ££)J* CUBA nity, seriousness and slmplldty. the most offective way In which ahe can at present serve this country. 1,000-foot cliff against which our log only one farm Irrigates, the bug popu PATENTS RnlSgsSSfefe the American Ilerolntlon, nnd Is made In acctird- LlghU on Life Buoys. Eatai reaaoaabU Ulffcwi nteiMcaa. and nine; 15(1 be- ty Horse Power Car With a rived. We put It together, put on the "Since the flret of laat December plaited from a crenelated yoke and skin. Use rain-water for washing the others he spent part of his old age in aneae girl at Long Beach. No blame the msss of tho sun two-fifths. But tween 11 and 12. and 45 between 12 Has to Have. The Most Unklndeat Cut Belt-Powe^ Attachment belt and lined It up. we have shelled 40,000 bushels of hnngs In straight lines. The coat Is n fBfo ahd hair when yon can; It Is most Flexible lath for many building pur prison and died poor. Smallpox. Atay can Justly be attached to anyone under this ratio varlea with the complicatad and 1. It la to be hoped that there "Has your friend high ambltionsl" A phyaldsn claims to hnve discov- uttiinct bt inaantutlm "I said, 'John, do you think It will corn, besides doing some Jobs of wood- short model also cut on straight lines satisfactory. A little white of egg TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES poses has been patented, that Is com- TYPHOID HUn •laoM mltteulooi tflL sawing." such drcumstancea, but It is a pity variations of distance of Ihe moon are no Beverly children who are not "Sure. He's an aviator."—Ualll- ered nn explosive so iiowerful that a "The recent reference lo Form and pull her?' Joha said. 'I do not know; and held alightly In about Ihe waist by rubbed In tho face and allowed to posed of wire cloth, coated with brick World's Smallest Democracy. CSCf, •adbmlMaai.ofAoUQrthcM VaodaMM. thnt men and women might not more from the earth, and earth from ths For residences In which rain water In thdr nlghtlea. safely tucked up, by more American. flve-grsln tablet of It would wreck New S« nolaiud NOW bt r*i ptipkla, r» wd FIrealde to tbo use of automobiles for let us try.' I aald. 'AH right' and a bolt of black patent leather. dry there is very nourishfng and clay. From the old. old Italian port of Ri- fmtbmOr BkaanTtUllhahnMlaanst often have, the strength to overcome snn. Is collected in cisterns, a filter has one o'clock.—Boston Globe. York's tallest building. AH right, doc- so we started the engine going, slipped Qeneroelty. Tho lining-la of rose-colored chintz smooths away tbe tired lines.—Moth- mini. whence the leglona used to sail aa mf pkfMa. araoM. or MB* ta "liW doing farm work." aaya a writer In such sorrows by a life of unaelflsh The Hebrew Instrument made of the Life after aH la a big bundle of lit- tor I Just psss Into that dark room too btd TrpboW ttlliif o* t*»hoil VkcIm, er's Magazine. been Invented that can be connected to for Spain and BriUin, you can see RnlM froa bm, fectci frea TlrpboM Ctntea that paper, "leads me lo give my own the belt on tbe puifvy of the engine "Ia Bllgglns an expert gardenerT" service to the world, "f loved a worn striped by a floral pntlern Introducing horn of a ram, sometimes of an ox, has up the corridor of time, third door at River Three Miles Brosd. an Intake pipe. three lowers faintly outlined against Poor Hubby. tle things. Pr*4MlH VmIm u4 Sotm nta U. S. Umms experience with a belt-power attach- and tbe sheller speeded up right away. "Yes. But he's too generoua. Hia an." soys Whitman, "und she did not old blue, white nnd black. The founda- been usually translated "trumpet," but your left, and Join the clutp who dis- The River Orinoco, lo South Amert- A recently patented traveling bag tho mountainous horizon. They mark Hub (In nn outburst ot enthuslnsm) n# CitUr Utaatay. StrtM*. CI.. CHaf. ML ment. I bought It laat fall and put it We threw In a acoopfnl of corn, and own back yard la filling up with weeds tion color is reflected In the embroid- Embroidered Hat "cornet" Is the more proper tranala- covered thnt mild gret-n substltule for return my love-yet out of this love cs. Is over three miles broad for near unfolds so that, when two trays are —You know, Mnry, I'm ambitious and AH love messages of the prudent to our aurprise It waa gone. We threw while he wanders around telling tbe eries thnt appear on the collar und tho alto of Snn Marino, smallest of dem- OQ my twenty horae power car. and thia aorrow I have written thesv A pretty little hat of satin has for tlon. wnnt to be something great. As the mnn are of Ihe wireless variety. gasoline that could lie uiunufactured cuffs of the coat Iy half IU course, while during floods lifted, every article of IU contents Is ocratic governments. This tiny coun- "We ground corn and oats Willi It ia a bopporfui, and in a few atioutea nelghbora what they ought to do." •ooga."—I^e Angeles Time*. Its only decoration an opened'parasol Through activities of tbe Brooklyn for n cent n gallon.—Providenee (R. the IHdth. even st pisces far from the immedlstely svollnble. try Is Independent and autonomous to- expresslou goes, I want to do tblugs In embroldvred floss on the aldv of the I.) Evening Bulletin. "MfSET sea, Is often 100 miles. In Denmark there Is a two-story pig City Mission sodety, more than 800,000 day, and has maintained Its independ- the worst way. When Your Eves Need Care A tolM iJipnniua of mHI Love'k first slgt .< wisdom's Isst crown. ••ImIO and uau teadn C. sty thst will accommodate 1.500 snl- persons not reached by Protestant ence and ontmiomy for nine centuries. WIILb (quietly)—You generally do, Try Murine Eve Remedy ForRwtoriM Color .sd churches of Brooklyn were drawn last So SmoIbc-Jul Sr* CoBfort ifi e»au m Some men who tnke life ensy hnve B«aatytoCra*arr*4«dHalr. mnls and In which nearly all the work It contains half a dozen prosperous Albert Itui ol is*ii Wnw (or rr»« Sn Book. Is done by electridtjr. _ —.. year into relation with Christianity. II Chink eve hkmkut CO., OUICAUO to settle with the execuUoner. THE COLOMA COURIER, OOLOMA, MICH. MM mm AT COLOMA tHUKKS ^ ^ Worbo, If possible, that extravagance just at this time would Iw a false idea i of economy. If the people become hys- [ METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHOUCH. Prepare Now Rrr. C K. Pollock. P»Mor, terical over the matter of comtorvatlon tho very ends aimed at will surely be > Prayer meeting taftins at 7:80 p.m. defeated. —For That— & Thursday evening. We should boar In mind that, pro-' The Sundaynchool lemon next Sunday vlded our great waste and extravaganco at ten o'clock will be from the book of is eliminated, there will be plenty of Isaiah. The Sundayschool atteudaiu-o food In the country to supply tho nocea- ia very largo. You an? welcome. silles of every person. ROUSING TIM==•=E • JULY 4TH Kpworth League moots at (1:80 p. m. Thorn Is now no call, and probably Sunday. A good leader and a patriotic will not bo, for any peraon to deny him-, theme will combine to make tho hour self or horsolf sulliclent good nourishing 7 IntoroHting and practical. food. On tho contrary, all should strive' July 4th, 1917, will be Coloma's biggest day, we ^ Tho sermon subject Sunday evening to keep themselves up to their beet. • .'i••• will bo "Onr Flag." It haaanintor- Eat plenty, and tho heit you can afford, are confident of that. oating and wonderful history. Enjoy then you will be able to do your full the sorylco at 7:80 with ns. share of tho work that Is liefore us. | A Niagara of Nickels and •Next week at the groat rural confer- Napoleon wisely said that "an army, BE PROPERLY DRESSED FOR TBE OCCASION ence at M. A. C. East Lansing, Bishop travels on ita stomach." And It is Dimes Henderson haa called all his Michigan equally true that we work on our preachers to meet him there and tho atomacha. A hungry man or woman Is /VI Buy your Middies That New Straw Hat SHORT time ago director of minta in different parta of the pastor oxpecta to attend. Incompetent for any toak. liirts: "" ft"0"1 our Big Assort-, Homombor tho Red Cross olTorlng •is waiting for you now. A country met to discumi the shortage of small colnu. There And It will Iw all too easy for us to ment. Anything you Boys:-; was an unprecedented demand for tliem.^ It was evident that which Ls to bo received In Sunday develop a falso economy In other linm. Sport Shirts, Socks, money waa circulating freely among the people. Wise business school next Sunday. Make It gonorous. Mlsorllnoea and hoarding ' of means could ask for in Sport Skirts, Silk Hats, Li^ht Trousers, all in It la a humantarlan cause. men are depositing their surplus cash would bo most dangerous to buslnosa Middies, etc. abundance with prices right. in tbe banks. Are yon? Monev may CONORRQATIONAL CHURCH conditions. Anything that checks the not always be so plentiful. Now is normal yojumo of exchange unsettles (Prrpaml bjr Ret. W.O. ruller. Mloliler.j the time to see us about that account. Uio markets and teuds to promote panla. Think it over, make your plans and act Sunday, July 1, will be observed as In fact, this lo a largo factor In all JDo your bit and help make Wednesday, July 4th Patriotic Sunday. Exercises appro- llnanclal panics. Money beoomoe a priate to the day will be held In tho little scarce, and we at once imagine Coloma's Biggest Day. Our store will be open and State Bank of Coloma Sunday school at 10 a. m. A siteolal that If wo turn loose the dollar we have collection for lied Cross work will Im wo will never see another. Millionaof ready to give everyone the glad hand. We Pay 4% Interest on Savings Deposits taken. other people Imbibe tho same Idea.- At the sorvlco of morning worehlp. Vou know the result. 11 o'clock, tho pastor will speak on The sensible economy and the true 'The Faith of Our Fathers." Let patriotism ia for each to exert himself Stop In and Say 11, If Notlig More everybody show their patriotism by tok«!p the business of tho country attending church next Sunday. normal. Buy aud aell. earn and spend, gTho communion service will be ob- as only by such a course can buslnem Im served at the regular hour of worship kept healthy and on tho up grade. Be GROCERY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY next Sunday morning. economical and prudent, but don't lio a: Christian Endeavor meeting will bo itmor. 25 lb. bag Cane Sugar 2.15 Limit 1 bag held at 0:80 p. m. Subject, "Little 1 can Marco Cleanser y Limit 3 cans relai Things that Make or Mar." c Thero will lie no prayer meeting , Coloma Lodge No. 140 1 can Anchor Baking Powder je Limit 3 cans figures on Wedneeday night, July 4. I. O. O. F. 1 lb. Tycoon Tea. 45c Limit 5 lbs. lumber The Sundayschool social hold in the MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE. lb Ric basement last Wednesday night after Cordial Welcome lo Visiting Brotben I 1 ' e 8c Limit 5 lbs. II. A. lidding. Wm. J. Martin. 5 bars American Family Soap for 25c masons* malen- prayer meeting was a very pleasant NoWedrand Vlcefirand, affair. The young ladles of Ihe Junior Rimer Kremer, Secretary With $1. or more Additional Trade In Dry Goods. Wm. Vanderteer. Flnaocinl Secretarr ! als are so reason- Phllathea class were hostesses. The Few 50 lb. bags good Bread Flour, while they last. J3.35 program of entertainment which they To close, 1 lot of Rub-no-more and Climax W. P,. 5c able as to be actual- had prepared caused everyone to forget Coloma Chapter No. 307. O. E. S. the passing of time. Ice cream and ly surprising. The Meeting at Masonic Hall the I'irit cake wore served. Friday In the month al 7:30 p. m. Goods charged will be sold at regular prices. secret is we know how to A good sized congregation saw tho VISITORS ALWAYSWELCOME plcturos of peoples of Eaatern Turkey EMMA BAKKR, Worthy Matron \ buy. We slock up right. which were shown at the church laat CORA SIUIANKIC.Secreliiry BRING ALONG YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS-WILL PAY TOP PRICE Sunday night. These Illustrated lec- We sell on a close margin. tures are full of valuable .information, Dr. P. E. Douglas and they are of popular as well as Our experience saves you money? missionary Interest. DENTIST

FREE METHODIST CHURCH Office State Bank of Coloma Bldg. You certainly don't want to waste Phone ig-F-a W. HFiiDM»r, PnMor. Q. W. mm & 59N5 COLOMA • . - MICHIGAN your cash. Get our estimates. You 11 Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. find them rock bottom. We have been ii Preaching at usual hours. Prayer sen1 Ice every Wednesday even- Dr. Leo Hosbein A. P. CADT W. H.ANDRKWS ing al 7:30 o'clock. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE business for more than a day and know how? VETERINARIAN CADY &l ANDREWS John D. Carmody CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. FARM LOANS ATTORNEYS We have several cars of hard coal on hand now and Phone Watervliet 63 ring 3 Bonds Furnished # AUCTIONEER advise you to place your order at once. The Christian Science Society hold •/ones A Sonner llloclt, Hcnlon Harbor services every Sunday morninK al 10:45 Residence,' Coloma, Mich. for partiea holding any position of trust HKLL PI ION K in the basomenl of tho innk building, Admllted to Pnctlca li til (oort to which the public Ls cordially invited. LEGAL PAPERS Prompt service R. F. D. NO. 2 WATERVLIET W, H. BALL, Lumber and Coal COLOMA LODGE No. 162 Right Prices CHRISTIAN CHURCH. IKIUIIIIH" i CMR®cur*,. F. AND A. M. Warron Carroll, Manager 0 •Mvu.iAOr S.t Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. ' MEETS SATURDAY EVENINQ 'enimneui. (EPHIRI'S Itdllt PIIM kMtNHr* V. P. S. C. E. regular mooting at Oo or Before the Full of the Moon -VUltlng I P C ' " SiS 0:80 In the evanlng. Brethren Cordially Welcomed. Bnnton Harbor Abstract Co. Q SO SOL DIDIIICK, W. M. Don't Delay! W. A. Coxuo, Slo*T. BentonHarbor, Mich Order for Publication. Paper your home now, State of Mlrhljran. The Probau- Court for THE the Count)' of IWrlen. while the Clean Up and At a •ewilon of Mill court, htlU al the pro bate oftlre In the cllj' of St. Joncph In Halil Paint Up Season ia in full county, on the IWh day of June A. U. ^017. Prewnt; Hon. Frank I.. Ilammoml, JUJRC of The Watervliet Company j PruhaU*. GLORIOUS . heat. When hot weather In tha matter of the estate of Jamlma llalleir, ilectaMeil. comes you'll want cool, Amne S. Miller harlnR Hltd In ulil court hi*petition urnylnir that HSIII court ailjuillcnte clean, sweet, inviting and detemine .who were nt the time of her death the lesal heirs of unld dcceaxcil and rooms. cutllled to Inherit the real estate of which nald MiGDloan State Troops | dr,•eased died Btlied. It 'Ik ordered that the Vth day of July, A. D. 1017 al ten o'clock In the forrnoon, al nald GET YOUR orohate office, be aad Is hereby appointed for Will Give a Grand liearluit »ald petition. The Best of all Summer Holidays It U further ordered that public notice there- of lie Klren by publication of a ropy of this will soon be here! And lo every woman—as to all Wall Paper order, lor three nucceealTe weeks prerious to true patriots—comes the desire lo "celebrate" this said day of hearinir, in The Coloma Courier, u FROM US newspaper printed and circulated in said year perhaps as never before. county. [Seal] RUINK L. HANMOSII. A true copy, ' Juige of Probate. Military Balll Our stock of all wall cover- Bex K. Lamb, Register of Probate. 4ili3 Wherever you go, whatever the oc. ings is sure to be satisfac- Order for Publication AT; casion, correct clothes have first con- tory to you both in price SUM of Michigan. Tht Probot* Court for sideration. And in this store's the County of Berrien. At a oewion of aald court, held at Ihe probate specially planned assortment of and rangeof designs. Come olllee In the City of St. JoMph, in aald county, oo the mbdayof June A. O. loiT. and see what we have in Present; Hun. Frank L. Hammond, Judge of Probate. Woodward's the newer patterns. In the matter of tbe eitate of Nellie Utritlds. deceased. Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Harry Dellrlds harlng filed In said court Ilia We also have a full line of petition praying that Hit ndminlittrntlun of Paw Paw Lake, at 8:30 •aid estate be granted to Oeorge H. Ilrown or some other suitable peraon. It Is {ordered that the Vth day of July, A. Coats, Blouses and 1), IOI7,st ten A. M., al said probate oflii'i', is Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, Etc. hereby appointed for hearing said petition. It Is further ordered, that public notlre thereof be gl*en by pablicatlun of n copy hen* of for three kureeMlre weeks previous to oald Accesories day ol hearing, lo Tlie Coloma Courier a news Baker Drug Co. paper printed and circulated in said couaty. [•Ul.] FRANK L. HAMMOND. every requirement may be met most A true copy. Judge of Probate. Coloma, Michigan Hex K Lamb, Register of Probate. JULY 4 most satisfactorily. Special displays have been Order for Publication. conveniently arranged and priced with due regard to "patriotic economy." Slate of Michigan. The Probate Court for Come and join in the County of Herrleo. At a sesnlon of said court, held at Ihe probate oBlce, In the city of St. Joseph, hi nald count), on the Uth day of JuneA. D, 1017. Prtoenl, Hou. Frank L. Ilammood, Judge of Probate. SEEDS SEEDS In the matter of tbe estate nf l.li^il : SOU MWV Hi H Uraren.deceased. Allen W. Uaker baring filed in said court hia : Which will be led in person by "UNCLE SAM." Grand tMMUi k .MM* 4 M .pelltiu rlltloun praying that thbe admloUtratloadiniol.trallou off aald enate bt granted to Allen W. Baker or to some ether soluble person • Military Salute by the patriotic boys unfurling the colors, "totrnlklHg to "Wtar" It la ordered, that the Vtli day of July, A. D. 1017, at ten o'clock in tbe foreniNin al I and tho d istribution of the Uncle Sam souvenirs will be said probate offlce be and Is hereby appointed for hearing said pelilion. • the features of the evening. WE GIVE "S. & H." GREEN STAMPS Fresh From The Grower It Is further ordered, that public notice thereof l>e girea by (nbllcatlon of a copy of this order, for three successlre weeks pn-vions to said day. . o_f hearing,, in The Ooloma Courier,] a newspaper prlnled and circulated In said county. Remember the Date (Seal) FRANK L HAUMONU, A true copy. Judge of Probute. All our seeds are from Kei E. Lamb. Register of Probate Wtl Flral Insertloo Jone tt I Anna's Ittst Day, lulf 4,1917 1916 crop—from the grow/ Chancery Order. • ' HUM JF Michigan, the Circnit Court for th<- CO A L1 County of Brrrien, In Cbam ery.: ers and are TRUE TO Bessie M. li.tgerty. Plaintiff,,tK. iHnis Mr. G.S. D. Shultz, Chicago Hsgeny. UefendHiil. Suit perdlng In theClrcultConrt aforrsalii InCbaneety tn theClty of St. Jonepli In said Maiter of Ceremonies. I have on hand at all times a stock of NAME. colinty i>n the IRIh day of June A. D. 1017. In this cause It appearing that said defendant Is very high grade coal of all kinds, and ^ DUD resilient of tlie State of Mirhigan and I- resident of the State nf Indiana atd thnt h) Music by Born's Chicago Orchestra can make immediate deliveries. Abso- reason of sueh nos residence, process lor his appearanre cannot be served. On antlnJ of Rolland K llarr. atlorney nnd Dancing every evening except Sunday lute satisfaction goes with every order, counselor fur PlalnlllT. It is ordered that thr said defendant enter bin appearance in said and I will appreciate your patronage. cause within three montbn from the date hereof, and that within twenly days from the Special interurban seryice to Woodward's for this party Cutler & Downing Co. dateof thU order said plaint!ITeanKe thlo order lo be published ln| Tbe Column Coorler. a newspaper pnbllahed lu said county, sueh from Coloma, Watervliet, Benton Harbor and St Joseph. uDblicatlon to be continued once each week GEO. LORENZ 7S-79 Ein St. Benton Harbor, Nich. lor si> succesalte weeks. UROIIUB W. DIUDOMAN, Phone 26-F2 BOLL*ID K. BASS, Circuit Judge. Admission $1.00. Good Automobile Roads COLOMA, MICH. Attoroey for Plaintiff, St. Jostp^, Michlgao. [Last Insertloo July 77,1017.]