THE WATERVLIET RECORD

VOLUME 56 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1938 NUMBER 39

Early Winter Storm Coloma Village To Educational Meeting Prosper B. Hunt Strikes Upper Michigan Democrats Made Vote On Bonding Issue Edgar H. Stewart, At Watervliet Hall On Eighty Names On Dropped Dead of Over Last Week-End CampaignTourof Next Monday, Oct. 31 North Watervliet, Friday Evening, Oct. 28 Ballot for General A 50-mile an hour gale swept down Taxpayers of Coloma village will An educational meeting of the Ag- Heart Attack at over the Straits of Mackinac and the Berrien County be called upon next Monday to ap- Dies Following riculture Conservation Program will Election tobe Held Upper Peninsula of Michigan last prove or disapprove the question of be held Friday, October 28, at 8 p. Saturday, blocking roads around issuing S8.000 in bonds for the pur- m., in the Watervliet Township Hall. Washington, D.C. Marquette with snow, and halting On Thursday pose of constructing a sewage dis- Long Illness This meeting is to find out what Tuesday, Nov. 8 shipping in the Straits. Snow and posal plant. A special election has the farmers think about the program slush covered some sections of the been called by the village council for now in effect. Also to give the farm- Upper Peninsula to a depth of sev- that date and it will be held in the ers a chance to tell what they be- Word was received here at 7:00 A long line of automobiles, some I. O. O. F. hall. A three-fifths ma- Edgar Horace Stewart, 80, died at Ten Parties Have Candidates For eral inches and Ironwood was isolated of which were gaily decorated, left lieve is needed and what is not need- o'clock Wednesday evening by Mrs. as communications failed during the jority is necessary to carry the prop- 4:30 o'clock Thursday morning, Octo- ed to have a good, sound farm pro- State Offices But County Tickets Anna Hunt, of 534 South Main street, Watervliet at 10:30 o'clock Thursday ber 27, following a long illness which morning. morning for a campaign tour of osition. gram. All questions will be answered Are Blank. of the sudden death of her son. Wisconsin was also in the path of The Coloma village council has had confined him to his bed for 15 and debated upon. Prosper B. Hunt, 50, who passed the premature winter storm, which Berrien county. The cars carried been working for months on the weeks and a stroke which he suffer- state and county candidates for of- Every farmer and farm wife is away that evening at Washington. rode in on a northeast gale, and snow, proposition of a sewage disposal ed Monday morning. urged to attend this meeting and sub- D. C., where he was employed as an sleet and wind cut off power service fice on the Democratic ticket, and plant and plans have been drawn up Mr. Stewart was a native of Ber- mit all questions and arguments they T'10 ballots for the general election electrical engineer for the govern- at Phillips, Wis., while telephone several local cars joined in the pro- by Engineer Alton Howard of Wa- rien county and had lived in this have either for or against the present on November 8th will be in the hands ment. Mr. Hunt visited here the lines were reported out between Eau cession. The Watervliet High School tervliet. The plant designed will vicinity the greater part of his life. farm program. the county clerk this week ready past summer, and while not in the Claire and Minneapolis. Band was out to welcome the visit- cost around $15,000, 45 per cent of He was born December 10, 1857, in Let's have a good turn out. for delivery to the various cities and best of health, his condition was not Around Marquette, Mich., snow ors and headed the procession from the cost to be financed through a Hagar township on the farm now TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE, townships. Those ballots this year regarded as serious, and his passing piows were called out to clear the the city hall to the junction at Main PWA grant. owned by R. W. Curtis. He was the Agriculture Conservation Program. are aSa'n blanket sheets, as they was a shock to his relatives and roads and thousands of geese were and St. Joseph streets as the group last of a family of seven children. contain ten columns given over to headed for Coloma. friends. reported down on small lakes and When five years of age he moved the names of the candidates on ten Chester I. Monroe left on an early farms. Iron Mountain reported a Secretary of State Leon D. Case. Women Of County with his parents to Bangor township, different political parties. These train Thursday morning for Washing- six-inch snowfall, with power and Auditor General George Gundry and Democratic Board settling on an 80-acre farm which Former Hartford parties are the Democratic party. ton to make arrangements for bring- communication lines crippled. At Lieutenant Governor Leo Nowicki was then practically covered with Republican party. Socialist party, ing the body to Watervliet. It is ex- St. Ignace Capt. E. H. Doner, super- joined the caravan here and stops Resident Died As Socialist Labor party of America, To Hold Meeting woods. Amer can pected that it will arrive sometime intendent of ferries, telephoned of- were made in all the towns and cities On May 6. 1881, Result Of Burns ' party. Commonwealth par- of the county. ty, Protestants United party. Square Saturday or Sunday, when complete ficials that a 50-mile wind was whip- Mr. Stewart was ping across the Straits from the east ! Deal party, Constitutional Democrats arrangements for funeral services At Niles the group was joined by A meeting of the women of the married at South will be made. and that waves splashed water on the *• Mrs. Etta Johnson, 68, former party and the American Labor party. Governor Murphy, Attorney General Berrien county Democratic commit- Bend, Ind., to Miss 1 windows of his office 50 yards from Starr and Treasurer Theodore I. Fry. tee has been called for Friday noon, Hartford resident, died at her home There are eighty different candidates Mr. Hunt was the only son of Mr. Emma Louise and Mrs. Frank D. Hunt, and was shore. Doner said it was the worst A dinner was arranged for the state October 28, by Mrs. Minerva Olson, at Milan, Mich., on Wednesday, Oct. for state, congressional, legislative born in Watervliet August 22, 1888. windstorm he had ever experienced officials at the Whitcomb Hotel in St. vice-chairman. Summers, of Niles. 19, as the result of burns she sus- and county offices. He spent his boyhood days here and there. Joseph in the evening, after which Mrs. Dorothy McAllister, wife of Following their tained two days previously when a I Only the Republican and Demo- in 1908 graduated from the local high The United States weather bureau the group, headed by the St. Joseph Thomas McAllister, Justice of the marriage they liv- can of gasoline exploded as she pour- cratic parties have full lists of can- school. After completing his high issued warnings to Lower Michigan and the Benton Harbor high school Michigan supreme court, and direc- ed for 14 years in ed the fluid on a rubbish fire. didates, the other parties having only to prepare for storm conditions and bands, proceeded to the Benton tor of the women's division of the Deceased was the widow of the candidates for state offices, and even school course, he became interested Bangor township. late Roy Johnson, former publisher all of these tickets do not have full in electrical work and had held po- colder weather on Sunday, but this Harbor high school auditorium where Democratic national committee, will section was spared from any severe In 1895 the family of the Hartford Day Spring, and a slates. The American Labor party sitions in Florida for several years Governor Murphy gave an address. be the guest speaker. moved to the R. H. storms. Freezing temperatures were Several local people attended the The purpose of the meeting, to be son of the late Theodore Johnson of has but two candidates—for state previous to his going to Washington Sherwood farm in Watervliet. She was a daughter of treasurer and auditor general, more than a year ago. He was a predicted, but locally the mercury speech. held at the Lake View hotel, St. Jo- got no lower than 38 degrees, which North Watervliet, the late Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Huntley,' grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. seph, it was announced, is primarily remaining there 1 was early Sunday morning. A cold for the purposes of discussing organ- pioneers of Hartford, and resided Prosper O. Bowe, pioneer Watervliet until the farm was there until she and her husband , , residents, and has a host of relatives gloomy Sunday was followed by a Jack Gardner Will Head ization work within the county. HERE s FlJLL L ST 0F wet snow early Monday morning sold to Simanton Bros. He then built purchased the Milan Leader about and friends here who are deeply 1939 Blossom Festival The affair will get underway at a new home on the Boyer road where CANDIDATES ON ALL TICKETS grieved at his untimely passing. which lasted but a short time and 12:30 and will last until 1:30. 30 years ago. Since the husband's j later turned to rain. The skies clear- he had since resided. Mr. and Mrs. death several years ago, Mrs. John-: Besides the mother, deceased is ed Monday forenoon, however, and Stewart celebrated their 57th wed- son and her son-in-law, Everett Dei Democratic Ticket survived by his widow, Mrs. Louise clear, seasonable weather followed. More Funds Are Needed to Finance ding anniversary last May 6, shortly Ryke, had continued the publication j Why Not Make This 1 Hunt, who had been a guest at the As yet this locality has had but one the Annual Event—Bigger and before the death of Mrs. Stewart of the Milan newspaper_ . She leaves For governor, Frank Murphy; for Hunt home here the past two weeks. which occurred May 22 last. 1 heavy rost. Vegetation is still green Better Program Is Idea of New Halloween Different? t one daughter j Mrs. Lucile DeRyke, lieutenant governor. Leo J. Nowicki; The father and a sister. Miss Letha and fall flowers are blooming in the Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were the par- of Milan. ' secretary of state, Leon D. Case; at- June Hunt, preceded him in death. gardens. Chairman. ents of 13 children, seven girls and Final rites for Mrs. Johnson were torney general, Raymond W. SUrr; Next Monday, October 31, is Hal- held at Milan Friday with burial in : state treasurer, Theodore I. Fry; Jack R. Gardner, Benton Harbor loween. It is a season that is looked six boys, eleven of whom are liv- business man and last year president ing. Robert died of pneumonia No- the Milan cemetery. j auditor general, George T. Gundry; Bainbridge Republicans forward to by the young folks, which i representative in congress, fourth of the Benton Harbor retail mer- is right and proper, but is is not right vember 2, 1918, at Camp Eustis, Attorney Victor M. Gore of Ben- chants association, has been elected Virginia, after responding to the district, Felix A. Racette; state sena- ton Harbor, dean of the Berrien To Rally November 2nd for them to go about on Halloween Farmers Asked To tor, seventh district, Carroll B. Jones; to head the Blossom Week committee night, or any other night, destroying draft call a week previously. He county bar, who has been in very for 1939. The other officers are: was but 21 years of age and was state representative, second district, poor health for the past two months, A Republican rally will be held in other people's property, a good time Join Townsend In W. J. Bryan Jarvis; prosecuting at- John Cox, secretary of the St. Joseph with just lots of fun can be had stricken ill while enroute on the was removed on Tuesday to the the Bainbridge Grange Hall on Wed- Chamber of Commerce, vice presi- train to camp, and Oscar passed torney, Harvey H. Holbrook; sheriff, University of Michigan hospital at nesday evening, November 2. There without soaping windows, upsetting Recovery Battle Guy Tyler; county clerk, Ben Krai; dent: J. Harry Pound, secretary of buildings, littering streets and doing away last January. The living chil- Ann Arbor, where he will undergo wil be a speaker, free entertainment the Benton Harbor Chamber of Com- dren are: Mrs. Ray McCotter, Hart- county treasurer, Edward L. LaVio- an operation. Mr. Gore recently cel- and refi eshments. Dancing after the the many other pranks that might ROCKFORD, 111.—Sixty thousand lette; register of deeds, Oscar Damon; merce, secretary; and Vere Beck- injure someone else. ford; Mrs. Bert Coon, North Water- bers of the Farmers National ebrated his 80th birthday. meeting closes. with, Benton Harbor banker, treas- vliet; Mrs. Ella Stewart, Detroit* v , iu . * .. . | circuit court commissioners—B. R. Manx communities give the boys ,ra>ge from three states, gathered, Desenberg and Frands j. Mmer; urer. This is the earliest that an and girls a big public party, with JJrs. Iva Pickings, Mishawaka Ind.; at Andrews Grove, eleven miles; i i Ed Freeman; organization to boost Blossom Week drajn comm ss oner games, contests and refreshments, Mrs Chauncey Burkam, Benton northwest of Rockford, heard a plea icoron(;rs_Bernard j Reiser and festivities has been chosen, which which is an idea that is worth while Harbor; Mrs. Earl Sweet, Coloma; by Otis J. Bouma. Washington rep-1 Lawrence M Rut count surveyOT means that plans will soon be started Mrs. Arlie Krauel, Millburg; Leon, for any community to consider, but resentative for the Townsend Move- Alton W. Howard. on next year's program. A larger Watervliet has not yet made an ef- Elwood, Oral and Raymond, Water- ment, for consideration of the Town- budget is expected for next season's fort in that direction, so we would vliet. There are also 19 grandchil- send Plan as a way out of the Na- Republican Ticket activities and the finance committee dren and six great grandchildren. suggest that instead of doing those tion's economic and social difficul- Governor, Frank D. Fitzgerald; will soon work out a plan for raising things which cause people extra work Funeral services will be conducted ties. the money. The Blossom Week fes- lieutenant governor, Luren D. Dick- and many times aggravate them, do from the Zuver and Calvin mortuary Speaking to thousands of repre- inson; secretary of state, Harry F. Boston Store tival for the year 1938 cost the sum something good. Let's make this in Hartford at 2 o'clock Saturday af- sentative farmers from Illinois, In- Kelly; attorney general, Thomas of $12,599.07, and only $10,623.07 was Halloween a little different, make it ternoon. The Rev. Grant L. Jordan, diana and Iowa, Mr. Bouma stressed raised to cover the expense, leaving Read; state treasurer. Miller Dunck- Phone 12 Watervliet, Mich. an exception, and instead of the usual pastor of the Watervliet Methodist the need for an expansion of con- lel; auditor general, Vernon J.Brown; a deficit of around $2,000. Chairman pranks, do someone a good turn. church, will officiate and burial will sumer purchasing power so that the Gardner wants to put Blossom Week representative in congress, fourth Leora Geisler, Proprietor The community is indebted to Mr. be in the Watervliet cemetery. products of agriculture can be used district, Clare E. Hoffman; state on a sound financial basis, to expand Hacken, manager of the Ritz Theatre, by millions of people who are in the program of entertainment, en- senator, seventh district, J. T. Ham- for the interest he is taking in pro- need of them. mond; state representative, second large the working personnel, and in viding a Halloween party for the boys Birthday Anniversaries Mr. Bouma declared that neither other ways make this nationally district, Gail Handy; prosecuting at- and girls on Saturday afternoon. major party, nor any of the minor torney, Robert P. Small; sheriff, known event worthy in every respect Of Members Of Krieger parties, understands the farm prob- of the fruit industry and the com- Charles L. Miller; county clerk, A1 Family Are Celebrated lem or recognizes the way in which J. Hastings; county treasurer, Wil- 1IC COMFORT, munities which for sixteen years increased consumption can be gained have staged it. Former Local Girl Weds liam H. Bartz; register of deeds, John to meet the great farm production. L. Chaddock; circuit court commis- Mr. and Mrs. George Krieger en- Mr. R. V. Swihart of Decatur, Detroit Man September 17 tertained a group of relatives Sunday sioners—Harold F. Klute and Web- FIT AND WEAR G. O. P. Women Plan Mich., will speak on this subject in ster Sterling; drain commissioner, at their home on South Main street, Watervliet, Sunday, November 6, William C. Heyn; coroners—Louis W. County Fair On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Van Wormer, at a chicken dinner. The occasion 1938. —Adv. Kerlikowske and William Pifer; of Watervliet, announce the marriage was in honor of several members of county surveyor, James Dewey. of their daughter, Theo, to Francis, the family whose birthdays come in Attractions of Many Kinds Will be Loomis Cully, son of Mr. and Mrs. j October. The day followed the 77th Local Pastor Conducts Socialist Party Staged at Armory in Benton Har- James F. Cully, of Detroit. The; birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mar- Governor, Nahum Burnett; lieuten- wedding took place Saturday after- j garet Krieger, which occurred Octo- Revival At Albion bor — Congressman Hoffman to ant governor, Kermit Johnson; sec-c- noon, September 17, in the First Con- ! ber 22. Others who were honored lary of state, Jean Seidel; attorney Speak in the Evening. gregational church of St. Joseph, Dr.} were Mrs. Krieger's brother, Fred The Rev. Ellsworth Moran, pastor of the Watervliet and Coloma Free general, Emanuel Seidler; state treas- The Republican Women's clubs of Gerald E. Maggert, church paste r, | Emhoff, of Watervliet, who was 79 urer, Frederick A. Halstead; auditor Berrien county will stage a big Ber-; performing the ceremony. The bride years old on October 10th, Georgr.t>nraoe Methodist churches, left Monday for , • Krieger, Mrs. Otto Krieger, Mrs. Albion where he will conduct a two general, Edward Maskiewicz. •Mi rien county fair at the Armory in and groom were attended by Mr. and weeks' series of revival meetings. In ! Socialist Labor Party :¥:••• v:-::-::: Benton Harbor on Saturday, October Mrs. J. Francis Mara, Jr., of Battle Marjory Widmeyer, and Mrs. Mau- rine Smith. There were 18 relatives the absence of the pastor, the Rev. 29 The activities, which will eon-! Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. W. C. Muffitt of Spring Arbor, a for- Governor, Clayton O'Donohue; sist of music and vaudeville acts will Manning of Detroit. After a dinner present. Those from out of tov/n lieutenant governor, Anthony Koss; were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Widmeyer mer superintendent of this district, start at 2:00 p. m. and will continue at the Whitcomb hotel, the couple will preach at the Watervliet church secretary of state, Thomas F. Slater; until after midnight. i left on a trip through the west. and Corliss Abbott, of Kalamazoo, attorney general, Arthur J. Wobler; and Miss Audry Case of Benton Har- next Sunday evening and at Coloma The women have planned some- j Mrs. Cully, always a very charm- Sunday morning. state treasurer, John Michoff; audi- thing unique in the way of booths. ing and popular young lady among bor. Mrs. Smith, who lives in De- tor general, Robert Eraser. her friends here and in Kalamazoo, troit, was unable to be present. There will be Swedish, German and American Party Italian booths, fortune tellers, hot where she has resided for the past Good Home Asked dog stands, ice cream, pop, peanuts two years, is secretary to Mr. Charles Governor, Juliet K. Hammond; and various other concessions that go M. Shutes, receiver for the Bank of For Deserted Dog lieutenant governor, Blanche Win- along with county fairs. The wom- Kalamazoo, and Mr. Cully is auditor ters; secretary of state, Edna S. Em- en's Republican clubs of Berrien, for the State Banking Department, Heart Attack Takes We are in receipt of a letter from; mett; attorney general, Evelyn A. New Buffalo, Benton, Chikaming, Lansing. Mrs. A. R. Stewart, of Chicago, who i Greene; state treasurer, Irene M. Watervliet, Niles, Weesaw, Sodus, The newly-weds are now at home has been at Beechwood Point, Paw 1 Jarvis; auditor general, Charlotte Royalton Lincoln and St Joseph at 435 Stuart avenue, Kalamazoo. Life of Elmer Rose Paw Lake, the past 20 years, in which Belle Stanton. she asks us to find a good home for townships, and the clubs of Bain- Commonwealth Party bridge, Benton No. 2, Shoreham vil- a deserted female Fox Terrier dog. lage, Mrs. Comstock of Hagar town- Cong. Clare Hoffman At Watervliet City Hall Mrs. Stewart writes: Governor, Vahan K. Beshgetoor; ship, the Three Oaks Young Repub- "Perhaps someone who lives on a lieutenant governor, Elroy M. Loose; lican club, the Lakeside, Union Pier, Spoke To A Crowded farm would be glad to get this dog, secretary of state, James M. Brown; Precinct No. 3 of Benton township, House Tuesday Eve. Elmer J. Rose, 63, a resident of as she is a good watch dog as well as state treasurer, Sarah Bishop; auditor the Benton Harbor Republican Study Watervliet the past eight years, died a nice pet, and especially fond of general, Evelyn E. McLachlin. children. Anyone who is interested club and the Benton Harbor and St early Friday afternoon, October 21, Protestant United Party MUNSING Joseph Women's clubs are all active The Carmody opera house was of a heart attack. Death came sud- in giving this animal a good home in promoting the fair, which guaran- crowded to the doors Tuesday eve- denly and unexpectedly and was a can find her at the home of Mrs. Hat- Governor, Bowen R. Gover; lieu- |« man *itk Ihi tltelric rator it wartnt V uucar t'untinpptat's SKIT-tkorl and tkirt inipitd U fit tees that there will be lively interest ning with local residents and many shock to his family and friends. The tie Wainwright, Maple Ridge Cottage, tenant Governor, Roy Dent: secretary imidt lit SKIT-tkoH. SKlT-skmlt han a tm-fP FOR MEN and a good attendance throughout from out of the city who lis- final summons came at the Water- Beechwood Point. Mrs. Wainwright of state, Frances Gover; staie treasur- hutlonlM fly, LaUtx lecitlbcnJ, tlattk ht optninu. the afternoon and evening. tened intently to an address given vliet city hall as he and a neighbor, expects to leave for Chicago soon er, David Francis. Tht uatti fituu wtatt Munsinpetar't mul-filtinf v kmit thotl wuh fly front and Latitx im6Wn< mairthnl by Congressman Clare E. Hoffman, I Philip LeMonte, were moving a and therefore we are anxious to find Square Deal Party Congressman Hoffman to Speak of Allegan, who is a candidate for, bookcase which Mr. Rose had pur- a home for the dog as soon as pos- In the evening there will be a Re- re-election on the Republican ticket, chased and planned to move to his sible." Governor, Howard L. Holmes; lieu- CROOGE back in your easy chair, get In and out under publican rally at the Armory in con- The speaker was introduced by home in the Lewis Addition that tenant governor, Charles E. Shaver; S the steering wheel in your car a hundred times a day. nection with the county fair. Hon. Chester I. Monroe, who also intro- afternoon. When he collapsed on the Ritz Theatre To secretary of state, Sherl M. Callahan; Munsingwear won't crawl, bunch or bind. For underwear by Clare E. Hoffman, congressman from duced a number of county candi- stairs. Dr. F. W. Brown has summon- attorney general. Archibald D. Jones; dates who were upon the platform. ed, but death had been instantaneous. Entertain Kiddies state treasurer. Herbert C. Whitney; Munsingwear is correctly cut to adapt to every movement; pre- the fourth district, will give a brief address. Harry F. Kelly, Republi- Preceding the meeting the Water- Mr. Rose was born October 1, 1875, Saturday Afternoon auditor general, William H. Harrison. cision tailored of fine fabrics, so that every seam is comfortable. can candidate for secretary of state, vliet high school band played several at Salena, Illinois, and the family Constitutional Democrats Party Come in today—we've your style and size. will be present and the Republican selections both on the street and in came to Watervliet from there in county candidates will be on hand to the hall which added zest to the ral- 1930. He was well known in his Manager Hacken of the Ritz Thea- Lieutenant governor, Frank J. greet their friends. ly. which was the first to be held in home community and was very high- tre announces that there will be a Sawyer; secretary of state, Ray M. Watervliet this fall. The gathering ly respected. He is survived by his Hallowe'en party Saturday afternoon Hardy; attorney general, Abner Dil- was made possible by the Watervliet wife, Mrs. Mayme Rose; two daugh- for the boys and girls of Watervliet ley; state treasurer, Sidney Main; First National Bank township and the Watervliet city ters, Mrs. Dorothy^ Selter, of Newton, and vicinity. The kiddies are asked auditor general, John T. Bailey. Grocery Department Iowa, and Mrs' Geraldine Wingler, of to come dressed in Hallowe'en cos- committees. American Labor Party Buys City Bonds Sheriff Charles L. Miller gave a Springfield, 111.; two sons. Glen, of tumes and a prize will be given the 8 Pounds Sweet Potatoes 25^ brief talk and announced the big Chicago Heights, 111., and Dana Rose, best. The party will take place at State treasurer, John Panzner; At a meeting ol the city commis-|r?lr a"rt ra"?' sponsored by the Ber- of Lapeer, Mich.; also a brother, V. A. the regular Saturday matinee which auditor general. Max Wagman. 3 Large Grapefruit, SO's 10^ rien County Women s Republican Rose, who resides at Newton, Iowa, opens at 3 o'clock, with Chapter 8 of sion last Tuesday evening, the bonds the serial "The Painted Stallion." 4 Pounds Bananas 19^ which were voted at the special clubs, to be held Saturday at the Funeral services were held Sunday election held September 30th were Benton Harbor Armory, and invited afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Par- Gov. Murphy To Speak Maxwell House or Chase & Sanborn's Coffee 25< all his listeners to attend. Robert tridge funeral home, the Rev. J. D. sold to the First National Bank of Perrin, pastor of the Watervliet Con- BoardofEducationEntertains At South Haven This 2 Boxes Iodized Salt 15c Watervliet. The local bank was the Ludwig, chairman of the Republican only bidder. county committee, also spoke. It is gregational church, officiating. Burial Local Faculty Members (Friday) Evening was in the Watervliet cemetery. The bonds were sold at $100 prem- estimated that fully 400 persons at- tended the meeting. The Soap ium for the issue and are to bear three per cent interest. The issue Saturday Last Day To The members of the Board of Edu- Governor Frank Murphy is ex- of beautiful PAHDC'N ZZNA SOAP totals $16,500—$13,000 for a sewage cation and their wives entertained pected to be in South Haven this Women disposal plant and $3,500 for a water AUCTION SALE Register For Election the members of the faculty on Wed- ((Friday) morning, where he will procurement plant. nesday, Oct. 26. Games were played make an address at the Democratic KIRK'S Edward Rodewald, Bainbridge, hasi Saturday, October 29, will be the and each teacher had to tell about j headquarters. The governor will be Bar FLAKE WHITE rented his farm and will have a pub-1 last day to register for the November his or her hobby. Songs were sung1 accompanied by Attorney General 4c lie auction on Thursday, November j 8th election. Only those not previ- and a supper was served in the home | Raymond W. Starr and Auditor Gen- SOAP JOHN L. CHADDOCK 10th. Full particulars of this sale ously registered and those who have CAMAY 5c economics room. [ eral George T. Gundry, and they ex- Republican will be advertised in next week's; a change of address since the last Mr. Barney Dwiggins acted as mas- , pect to arrive in the Van Buren city Adv. For Register of Deeds. Record. election are required to register now. ter of ceremonies. at 9:30 a. m.

"I""1 * •MMMMMMHI WatervM Wig^Iiafc MtoL. Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., October 28, 1938 FOUR KINDS OF BIG GAME MISS EDNA WARSKO TO WED LOCAL COUPLE RETURN NILES TO OPEN COUNTY P. T. A. MEET CR1BBS SCHOOL Groups Aid Farm Festival CLUBS AND SOCIETIES ARE SIMILAR IN COLOR KENNETH SCHERER, COLOMA FROM HONEYMOON TRIP RECREATION CENTER AT ST. JOSEPH Y.W.C.A, Participation in the Michigan Farm WATERVLIET THURSDAY. NOV. 3 Festival to be staged in Grand Rap- WATERVLIET CIVIC GARDEN Patty Holle has been ill the past ids November 14 to 19 is being as- LANSING, Oct. 28—Michigan's CLUB A year-round recreation center is few days. sured by 4-H club groups and homej four kinds of big game—deer, bear, SCHOOL NEWS Miss Emma Warsko, Mrs. Walter (From The Coloma Courier) LOMA THEATRE economics extension project mem- Warsko and Mrs. Herman Baushke, being planned by Niles citizens for The first meeting of the Berrien Emlie and Betty Franks and Helen moose and elk—present similarities A belated announcement is made the youth of the community and the bers. One phase of plans for the in color which have led more than The Watervliet Civic Garden Club of South Haven, gave a shower in County Parent-Teachers Association Mae Forbush have been absent be- festival will assure a new practice of the marriage of Miss Marion center will open Monday, October 31, COLOMA, MICH. cause of colds. one hunter astray in the past. SCHOOL CLOSED FOR KEYKO honor of Miss Edna Warsko at her will be held Thursday, Nov. 3, at the met at the home of Mrs. Fannie Reichert and Elwood Geisler, which in connection with a public Hal- in exhibiting handicraft. Exhibit-i The average hunter thinks bear if Whitney on October 26th. Two very home Sunday evening. Sixty rela- was solemnized by Rev. Ray Utter- Y.W.C.A. building in St. Joseph. It The date for our school festival has ors will be encouraged to display1 TEACHERS' INSTITUTE tives, some from South Haven, Kib- lowe'en celebration being planned by will be an all day meeting, opening been set for Thursday, November 17. he sees a sizeable black coated ani- excellent papers were read during back, pastor of the Congregational the Niles Chamber of Commerce, more of the processes by which they mal in the woods and deer if the the program. Mrs. Laura Hawks' ble, South Bend, Ind., and St. Joseph, church of Coloma, at the parsonage, at 10 a. m. with a song service. A Best of Pictures. Modern. Air Conditioned The upper room has a new easel. achieved their creations, adding to with close neighbors and friends assisted by Chief of Police L. O. animal is brown, and if he's too' subject was "Hedges That Grow Old on October 12, 1938. The couple report of the state convention will We are working hard on our pro- the educational value of the home The M. E. A. District Conference, FOOD STORES gathered to spend the evening. An Bates. be given in a round table discussion, Show starts at 7:00 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Continuous quick triggered he may shoot with-! Gracefully," and the care, cultivation were unattended, only the immediate gram for the fall festival. economics portions of the festival. out further investigation. A viola- held at Central high school in Kala- and growth of the various shrubs and hour's entertainment of Bingo was family being present. Mr. and Mrs. led by Mrs. C. M. Totzke. A skit en- THEATRE PHONE 123 F 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 Members of the 4-H clubs are aiding mazoo. on Thursday and Friday, gave We Redeem played with the prize going to Al- While less than one year ago, titled, "No Callers Wanted," will be The Hallowe'en party for Cribbs tion of the state game laws may re- trees that are used for the purpose Geisler left immediately for a wed- Michigan was considered as the most school will be Monday afternoon. in the advance sale of tickets. sult because of the significant fact the students of Watervliet a two-day OLEO IB. 10CWelfar e Orders fred Baushke of South Haven, other given by the Baroda P.T.A. of hedging. Barberry, osage orange ding trip into Northern Michigan, backward state in regards to grad- Two of the eighth graders and two of that moose and elk are protected atj vacation last week. and evergreens of all kinds are com- contest prizes being won by Miss where they visited the game pre- At noon, a basket luncheon will be Thursday-Friday, Oct 27-28 10c-25c Sonday and Monday, Oct. 30-31 10c-30c Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde Esther Warsko of Kibbie and Mrs. ing and marketing of farm produce, the seventh graders are making the JOHN L. CHADDOCK all times in Michigan. monly used for hedges. serves near Munising and other it is now considered as one of the served, each to be responsible for her Matinee Sonday 4D0 p. m. Cwtlnuoas Horror Chamber. The rest of the Deer and bear are found in both gave one of the main addresses at Mrs. Martha Callard answered the Pauline Brenner. places of interest. Both young peo- own basket and service. Coffee will Republican the meetings. As speaker for the most progressive. Considering that "The Saint In New York" room have to go through the cham- Adv. For Register of Deeds. the upper and lower peninsulas,!: question, "How Well Do You Know Refreshments of ice cream and ple are graduates of the Coloma high be furnished. opening session, her subject was "The cake was served after which Miss parts of the 1937 crop were inspected With Louis Hayward, Kay Sutton, "Three Loves Has Nancy" ber. while moose range only in the upper PLAIN — SUGARED doz. 10c Your Conifers?" in a very interesting school and are workers in the Con- i Cooperative Movement in Denmark." DOUGHNUTS Warsko opened the many pretty and by staffs from the surrounding states The afternoon session will open at peninsula and elk in the Pigeon riv- paper, and discussed the various gregational church. They will make while every commodity may avail it- 1:15 with special music, a short busi- Sif Rumann, Jonathan Hale Janet Gaynor, Robert Montgomery* er forest area in the northern part of She is America's first woman diplo- useful gifts for her new home. their home in Coloma, where Mr. Extra copies of The Record on sale ; mat. an orator, and a former member types of cone-bearing trees, how to self of local state inspection in 1938 ness session, roll call, and a speaker, Also Robert Wilcox in Franchot Tone We appreciate your news items. at the Nu-Way Shop. the lower peninsula. 20-oz. protect and care for these trees, and Miss Warsko is the daughter of Geisler is associated with his father. i of Congress. She was the first woman Mr. and Mrs. John Warsko of South is the best indication of the rapid who will talk on the topic "Adult SOFT TWIST loaf prevent the various diseases that arc Clarence E. Geisler, in the Chevrolet advance made by Michigan. The di- Education." "RECKLESS LIVING" SELECTED SHORTS to represent the "Old South" in Con- BREAD 8c Watervliet and Mr. Scherer is the sales and service business on St. j gress and the first to represent the peculiar to them. versity throughout the entire state All Parent-Teacher organization! During the business session, an in- son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Scherer of Joseph street. 1 United States at the Inter-parlia- Bainbridge. The wedding date has and the wide areas over which the of the county are urged to send del- VITAMIN vitation was read from the Hartford same products are grown, have offer- SttuHay, October 29lk l(le-2Sc TiesdarWednesday. NIT.1-2 10C-2SC mentary Union in London, 1930. She Garden Club to a moving picture of not been decided but will be in the egates to the meeting. I served as war nurse in Allenby's near future. District E. L. Mectint at Benton ed Michigan problems not found in "Isle Royale" on the evening of No- other states, but, despite added prob- "Sky Giant" "Boy Meets Girl" : Egypt-Palestine campaign during the Harbor Tuesday Evening, Nov. 1 | World War. She is the daughter of BANANAS TOMATO JDICE 4 'IS 19c vember 4th at the Christian church lems, Michigan's progress has been Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoenfeldt o£ Richard Dix, Chester Morris, RIPENED IN OUR OWN ROOMS Farm Home and Barn Burn The Kalamazoo District Epworth lames Gagney, Pal O'Brien, | William Jennings Bryan. In private in Hartford. remarkable. Millburg are the parents of twin Joan Fontaine 1 During the social hour Mrs. Whit- A ten-room, two-story house and a League Fellowship meeting will be babies, although their birthdays will Marie Wilson Friend of Michigan's life she is Mrs. Boerge Rohde, wife 4 ibs. 25c FLORIDA ney, assisted by Mrs. Laura Hawks, large barn on the farm of Mr. and held in the Peace Temple in Benton Dr. F. N. Bonine, widely known eye fall on different days. A daughter -AND— I of Kammerjunker Captjan Rohde of —AND— 1 the Danish king's lifeguards. served delicious refreshments con- Mrs. Henry Reisig near Hinchman, Harbor next Tuesday evening, No- specialist of Niles, observed his 75th weighing a little more than three Charles Bickford • Ann Dvorak in sisting of salad, wafers, pumpkin pie were destroyed by fire last Saturday. vember 1. A dinner will be served birthday anniversary," last Friday, pounds was born at Mercy hospital No. 2 The fire was discovered in the barn at 6:45 o'clock at 35c per plate. "Passport Husband" SWEET POTATOES GRAPEFRUIT can 10c and coffee. October 21. Dr. Bonine has been in on October 17th, at 11:40 p. m., and "Gangs of New York" SENIORS PRESENT U.S. No. I SOLDENS The next meeting will be held at where a crew of men were shred- Transportation will be provided for poor health since last July when he a son weighing four pounds and sev- Added—Cartoon and Comedy Stuart Ewin Taxpayers ASSEMBLY DEBATE the home of Mrs. Monroe on Novem- ding corn fodder and spread rapidly those who desire to go. Meet at the had a serious illness, and has not re- en ounces was born on October 18th 5 ib,. 19c NONE-SUCH ber 9th, with Mrs. Tillison as the to the house. Neighboring farmers M. E. church at 6 o'clock. turned to his practice. at 12:35 a. m. assisting hostess. and the Berrien Springs fire depart- REPORTER. ment assisted in fighting the fire. The Eight members of the senior class Harvey Harper, Sr., has gathered Aged presented a formal debate before the EMPEROR GRAPES MINCEMEAT pkg. 10c loss is quite heavy, as all of the win- several potato balls from the tops of ter provisions of the family, their junior and senior high school stu- LARGE CLUSTERS FRIDAY CLUB Late Petoskey potatoes. He will save dents last Wednesday. household goods and feed for the SEEDLESS livestock, as well as other articles, them for seed. The question for debate was, "Re- 3 bs 17c The Friday Club listened to a very were destroyed. Crippled and solved: That the United States should informative talk on conservation of All church and society news should establish a permanent policy of ORANGES our natural resources, soil erosion Skunks are counted among bees' be in this office as early in the week | mandatory neutrality to be operative RAISINS. . 29c and its results and remedies, given greatest enemies, thumping their feet as possible. Afflicted Children i in time of war." The affirmative FLORIDA-JUICY AND SWEET I speakers were Darlene Selters, Bob last Friday afternoon by Mr. Thorpe at entrances to hives and eating the 200-216 SIZE SUNSWEET from the Benton Harbor office of the bees as they come out. Advertise in The Record. , Brown, Ray Jones and Raymond State Conservation Department. He Camp, respectively. The negative 2 doz. 43c accompanied his lecture with colored Annual Fall Food Sale ' speakers presented their views in the li""- slides and described experiments be- He has an following order; Wanda Scheid, Ber- PRUNES . . pkg. 10c ing carried out on several farms lo- nard Thar, Ed Bonkoski, and Law- cally situated. The program was in AT , rence Johnson. charge of Mrs. Rebecca Barnum and Outstanding Record • The vote of the judges. Miss Mary SILVER DUST . Den Adel, Mrs. Mildred Shelters, and LARGE for members of the Garden Club were -RITZ THEATRE- RINSO .2 39c TOWEL IN EVERY PACKAGE guests. Mr. R. G. Kingsley, awarded the de- REPORTER. Watervliet, Mich. Phone 248 1 cision to the affirmative team. large 23c Don DeMars acted as master of Certified Food Stores ceremonies while Rev. J. D. Perrin JUNIOR LITERARY GUILD Notes was a "guest commentator" on the large GOLD DUST Matinees Saturdays and Sudays—Dtors Open 2:30 p. m.—Show Starts at 3:00 p. m. - Re-elect - debate. LUX FLAKES... 21o SCOURING POWDER A Hallowe'en masquerade party Continuous Show Every Sunday C. W. McNIEL can 5C was held at the home of Mrs. Nina Doora Open at 6:45—WEEK DAYS—Show Starts at 7:15 p.m. GRADE NEWS Silhanek October 18th. Many mem- bers were present and enjoyed them- Adults 25c Plenty of Parking Space Children 10c QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 cakes 17c SWEETHEART selves immensely.. Marcus Little, a fifth grade stu- We wish at this time to thank all George T. dent, has been absent the past week. TOILET SOAP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY October 28 and 29 of our friends for their loyal support Phone 43 Watervliet, Mich. We Deliver Free * * • « to our card party which exceeded DOUBLE FEATURE Safety posters were made by the b«r 6€ our expectations. The proceeds will fifth grade art class Wednesday. be used to purchase glasses for the "BORN TO BE WILD" • • • » LUX TOILET SOAP 3^ 17c needy children of Watervliet. The third grade is planning a Hal- BABO The next meeting will be at the Ralph Byrd, Doris Weston loween party for next Friday after- noon. They have planned their own high school November 1st. Maxine ALSO Two Big Days, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 28-29 GUNDRY Ib. can 13c Brule, hostess. refreshments and made a set of rules THE THREE MESQUITEERS IN for suitable conduct at the party. SHORTENING can The Junior Literary Guild will SPRY 3 50c N.B.C. PRIDE again be in charge of the Red Cross • • • » drive this year. "WILD HORSE RODEO" PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb W/zt PINEAPPLE, 2 No. 2^ cans 39*; 6 cans $1.12 Bob Barnum, Evelyn Cross. Esthei ASSORTMENT REPORTER. UKULELE MATCHED SLICES Auditor General Lieberman, Terry McKenney, Rich- Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune LEAN PORK ROAST, lb ITVi* ard Peterson, and Betty Lou Bobbins PEARS, No. 2V2 can ... 22*; 6 cans ... $1.26 l-lb. pkg. 23C EARLY BIRD PRICES-6:45 to 7:15 p.m.. ADULTS 15c SMALL LINK PORK SAUSAGE, lb 23* were excused from fourth grade cans Michigan ranks high in comparison Simon's Fancy Bartlett—Delicious Halves Packed in Rich Syrup spelling last week. CLAPP'S BABY FOOD 4 29c with other states, both in regard to END CUT PORK CHOPS, lb 21* Vote Democratic • • » • DROMEDARY abundance and variety of game ani- ALSO COUNTRY STORE NIGHT SATURDAY AT 9:30 PRUNES, Fresh, 2 No. 2V2 cans 9*; 6 cans 82* FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs 29* SIMON'S FANCY The sixth graders improved their mals. 1 ttb sdpildjfcr by bed Kwdio# George T. Gundry time during vacation by reading CRANBERRY SAUCE SUN., MON. AND TUES. October 30, 31, Nov. 1 PURE CREAMERY BUTTER, lb 29 /2* FLOUR, Simon's Waffle and Pancake, 5 lb. bag 19* KXJUCAL AovmmcMENT stories, which they retold in langu- SUNK1ST ORANGES, For Juice, dozen 17* SYRUP, Simon's Delicious, No. 21/2 can 10* age class. BUTTER COUNTRY ROLL ib. 27c 2 cans 25c $250,000.00 Movie Quiz Picture TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for 10* Makes Those Pancakes and Waffles Taste Better m DOESN'T MEAN IT "A L G I E R S" FANCY HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for 15* RICE, Marine Choice, Blue Rose, 3 lbs 11* Sophomore Election ARGO STARCH NAVY BEANS, Choice Hand Picked, lb. ... SVi* Roland Hultgren was chosen presi- CORN or GLOSS Charles Boyer, Sigrld Gurie, Hedy Lamarr CALIFORNIA GRAPES, 2 lbs. for 15* dent of the sophomore class in an My opponent. Dr. Racette, has been SUGAR, Pure Granulated, 10 lb. bag 48* l-lb. pkg. 9C BEEF ROAST . . lb. ALSO SELECTED SHORTS FRESH SPINACH, lb 5*r election held last Monday morning. 15c saying some pretty harsh and un- MILNUT, So Rich It Whips, tall can Also the following gained offices: Ruth Cross, vice-president, Doris true things about me lately. The DOMINO SUGAR, lb. pkg SVi* New, Improved—Now Contains Vitamins "A" and "D" RED HEN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY November 1 and 2 , Charleston, secretary, Helen Cook, BACON SQUARES lb. urge to go to Con- 4X Powdered or Old Fashioned Brown COCOA, Hershey's, 1 lb. can 12 /2* treasurer, and Dick Woodruff, Law- 15c gress, no matter on DOUBLE FEATURE Excellent for Breakfast, Dinner and Luncheon GET READY EOR WINTER! rence Strouse and Bob Long, Student MOLASSES RINSO, small pkg 9*; Ige. pkg 20* what platform, has CATSUP, Toppy, Rich-Zippy, Ige. 14 or. bot 8V2* : Council representatives. Soaks Clothes Whiter—Rich Suds in Soft or Hard Water large can 15c BOILING BEEF lb. taken full posses- "BLOCK HEADS" MUSTARD, French's Cream Style, 6 oz. jar .. 9* 11c sion of the Doctor, SPRY, 1 lb. can 19*; 3 lb. can 51 * Seniors Collect Papers and Magazines With Lsu'al lid Hardy, Patricia Ellis The Purer All-Vegetable Shortening APPLE BUTTER, Toppy, qt. jar 16* but I do not think ' SIMON'S PURE Twelve worthy seniors gathered POP CORN HOCKLESS PICNICS ib. A $250,000.00 Movie Quiz Picture CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP, 4 cant .... 29* STORM SASH ' together Thursday morning at nine 18c he really means PRESERVES, Asst'd. Flavors, 16 oz. jar 21* SOUTH AMERICAN VARIETY nor does he be- ALSO o'clock and committed themselves to NEW 1938 PACK FRESH VEGETABLES— PURE HONEY, Lake Shore, 16 oz. jar 19* the task of collecting newspapers 16-oz. bag 10c lieve, some of the and magazines to sell. The purpose FRESH SIDE PORK ib. 153 things he has said. "Annapolis Salute" Ireland Brand Red Ripe Tomatoet, Toppy Red VEGETABLE SOUP, Hormel's, 2 13-oz. cans 25* of their "money-making" campaign With James Ellison and Marsha Hunt Beans, Preston Tender-Tasty Cut Green Beans, CHICKEN BROTH, Hormel's, 2 13 oz. cans .. 25* LOWER PRICES is to earn sufficient funds for their OLD DUTCH In the Primary of 1934, where we Cut treasury and to raise them to such •both sought the Republican nomi- PERCH FILLETS SKH 2 lbs. 25c $ $ $ SURPRISE NIGHT WED. AT 9:00 $ $ $ Early Variety Sweet Peas, Your Choice, 4 No. 2 COFFEE—To Suit Every Taste and Every Purse an extent that they can have an an- CLEANSER nation, the Doctor many times nual published by the end of the promised to support me, if I won. EARLY BIRD PRICES From 6:45 to 7:15 p. m , ADULTS ISc Cans 25C CHALLENGE, The favorite of the season, lb. 16* FUEL BILLS on Storm Sash this year. year. The total amount they had to 2 cans 15C He either did not mean it or he for- show for their morning's work was got about it, because, losing the nom- VICTORY, Mild - Mellow, lb 21* $8.65. ination, he ran on the People's Pro- PORK & BEANS, SimonU, Jumbo tall can ... TVz* A GROWING FAVORITE Special sizes to order — Custom gressive ticket. I never laid that up In Delicious, Rich Tomato Sauce SIMON'S, Vacuum Packed, 1 lb. can 28* Vs against him because I knew he want- FLOUR, Town Crier, 241/2 lb. bag 77* Ninth Grade Election ed to go to Congress. In 1936, he lost The Choice of Coffee Lovers built in our own shops. Every Sack Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction At a class meeting held Monday, m again in the Republican Primary and KAFFEE HAG, Lets You Sleep, 1 lb. can .... 35* October 24, the ninth grade elected then ran on stickers. SWANSDOWN, 2% lb. pkg 23* 97% of the Caffein Is Removed officers. They are: President, Robert This year, by making some tall STATE THEATRE The "Finer" Cake Flour—Insures Better Results Ramer; vice-president, Robert Smith; HARTFORD, MICHIGAN CORNED BEEF, Ready-to-Serve, 12 oz. tin .. 19* You Are Paying Combination Screen and 1 promises, he got on the Democratic ROLLED OATS, Simon's, large 48-02. pkg. .. 16* secretary-treasurer, Roma Bujack. Bangor Church Provides Transporta* "rhythmic ride," a new perfection ticket and now claims to be a New BOX OFFICE PHONE. 17-R RESIDENCE, 17-J QUICK OR REGULAR ANGLO—No Bone, No Gristle, No Excess Fat Daisy Frazier and Pat O'Mally WALTER R. WOODWARD, OWNER AND MANAGER tion of readability and riding comfort Dealer, a 100% yes-man, although he HORMEL'S SPAM, 12 oz. tin 29* For Storm Doors were elected to represent the class Oldsmobile Advertising resulting from quari-coil springing promises to do his utmost to bring "WHERE THE SHOW IS ALWAYS THE BEST" INVIGORATING FRUIT JUICES The New Meat "Sensation" on the Student Council. Free bus service to church on Sun- in combination with four separate about a $200 per month pension. But 1 A committee consisting of Herbert day morning is Bangor's answer to stabilizing factors built into the the head of the New Deal, President! TOMATO SOUP, Happy Home, jumbo can .. 6 /2* Hackett, Daisy Frazier, Philip Mc- SAT., OCT. 29 (One Day Only) the problem of small church attend- Will Appear in 3,300 chassis. Roosevelt, who still will have a SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY ORANGE JUICE, 3 No. 2 can. 25* PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar 25* STORM PRICED FROM $4.95 AND UP Donald, Donald Miehaur, and Donald ance. The bus idea is sponsored by ECKERSON'S SWEETENED Attainment of perfect steering majority in the Senate, no matter Double Feature Program October 30, 31 and Nov. 1 TOPPY NO. 1 GRADE Charleston was appointed by the the Congregational church to aid geometry through a new hookup em- president to study the questions of American Newspapers what happens to Congressmen, has Continuous Son. Starting at 2:00 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 3 No. 2 cans 25* FLOUR, Gold Medal, Kitchen Tested, 5 lb. bag 22* children of rural areas who are un- ploying a relay link with twin tierods turned thumbs down on the Doctor's SIMON'S NATURAL UNSWEETENED class dues and report to the class at able to attend Sunday school because •f equal length, termed "dual center- Prices—10 & 25c until 6; after SASH Weather Stripping, Insulation, plan. So what can the Doctor do, if 'Pride Of The West' PINEAPPLE JUICE, 3 12-oz. cans 25* SALAD DRESSING, Full 32-oz. quart jar ... 24* its next meeting. of lack of transportation. Children control steering." elected? Nothing. 6. 10 & 30c. GREENLAND TASTY gather at designated homes on the The story of the three new Olds- Has New Gearshift With BILL BOYD DOLE HAWAIIAN . bus route or put a white flag on the The Doctor claims to have a rem- (Hop-A-Long Cassidy) GRAPEFRUIT, Simon's, 2 No. 2 cans 27* WHY NOT ENJOY Storm Proof Building Paper for mobile lines for 1939 will be carried Introduction of hand-shift as stand- LEMON JUICE, Val Vita, 2 7%-oz. tiiu 25* mail box to stop the bus. Transpor- to the motoring public largely edy for our economic and financial DRAMA YOU'LL SEE FANCY WHOLE SEGMENT Extra copies of The Record on sale ard equipment— a replacement of ills, as, back in 1932, he claimed he — Also — TOMATO JUICE, 3 No. 300 caiu 20* THEM? over screen doors. at the Nu-Way Shop. tation is free. through the advertising columns of the conventional gearshift lever by a APPLE SAUCE, Simon's Delicious, 3 No. 2 cans 25* American newspapers, according to short horizontal manual shift arm on had a remedy for our physical ills. with your heart SIMON'S RICH—REFRESHING Then he put out, through "Health FRUIT COCKTAIL, Simon's, No. 2l/z can .. 26* V. C. Havens, advertising manager. the steering column. 'The Missing Guest' in your eyes! ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR Continuation as an optional extra Institute Laboratories", "Celtona'', HEARING CLAIMS "We have booked a comprehensive which was advertised as helpful in With PAUL KELLY CHILI SAUCE, Simon's Tangy, 12 oz. bot. ... 17* CHERRIES, Simon's, 2 No. 2 cans 25* advertising schedule, of course, in the on all models of Oldsmobile's auto- cases of rheumatism, neuritis and Two great stars DILL PICKLES, Toppy Crisp, Tasty, qt jar .. 14* RED FITTED—For Better Pies State of Michigan, key weekly and monthly magazines," matic safety transmission which pro- other nerve and muscular disorders. — NEWS — 1 vides important added advantages in in the "Captains OLIVES, Stuffed Manzanella, 6%-oz. bot ... »* APRICOTS, 2 No. 2 /2 cans 37* The Probate Court for the County Havens said, "but as in the past, we Courageous" of SIMON'S FANCY BLENHEIM are placing our principal reliance for performance, operating economy and Some curious citizen had the State Plenty Of Good Coal of Berrien. ease of control. Board of Pharmacy analyze "Celto-| 1938! WHEATIES, Breakfast of Champions, 2 pkgs. ZI* At a session of said Court, held at advertising coverage upon the daily WED., NOV. 2 (One Day Only) YOUNGBERRIES, No. 2 can 22* Roller and weekly newspapers." The low priced six, known as the na" and they reported that it might | KRUMBLES, Kellogg's Whole Wheat, per pkg. 11* The New Fruit Sensation—Blue Tag the Probate Office in the City of St Two DeLuxc Features FRESH FROM THE MINES "According to present plans. Olds- Series 60, is powered with a newly have "possibly some medicinal ac- 1 Joseph, in said County, on the developed "econo-master" engine of tion.'' They further said: SANDWICH COOKIES, Kenilworlh, lb. . 15* PUMPKIN, Simon's Fancy, 2 Ige. No. 2 /2 cans 19* 25th day of October A. D. 1938. mobile advertising will appear in PAUL SCHULZE'S—Fill Your Cookie Jar Now Solid Dry Pack for Rich Full Flavored Pies 90 brake horsepower designed to Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield 3,300 American newspapers during provide top flight performance at "You will notice that the prin- the 1939 model year. This is ap- cipal ingredient 81.3% is indicat- "Hawaii Calls" BUTTER BITS, Paul Schulze's, large pkg. ... "f PUMPKIN PIE SPICE, 2 oz. pkg 8* Hard Coal - Coke - Treated Stoker Coal Skating Judge of Probate. minimum operating cost. A larger With BOBBY BREEN and NED THE NEW CRUNCH CRACKER In the Matter of the Estate of proximately the same number of six, developing 95 horsepower and ed as NaCL. which is commonly DOG FOOD, Strongheart, 4 l-lb. cans 19* newspapers as was used by Oldsmo- known as table salt." SPARKS WE HAVE SOLD FOR A GREAT MANY YEARS THE GENUINE — AT THE — Ida Settergren, Deceased. with a wheelbase of 120 inches, is RED CROSS MAC. or SPAG., 7 oz. pkg 4* It appearing to the Court that the bile during the 1938 model year just — Also — RAP-1N-WAX, 2 rolls 15* designated the Series 70, while the That is a lot of salt in any pre- MILK, Pet, Carnation, Borden s, 4 toll cans.. «* The Quality Wax Paper of Many Uses GRENADIER MILLERS CREEK COAL AND ARE THE ESTABLISHED time for presentation of the claims ended. We have given particular at- 110 horsepower straight eight on the scription. It is just possible that the Simons, Rich and Creamy, 4 toll cans .. 23* RED SEAL LYE, per can 9* AGENTS FOR THIS COAL IN WATERVLIET. against said estate should be limited tention during the past six months to same wheelbase has been named the Doctor's advertised remedy for our ^ C.-Oi Central Docks and that a time and place be appoint- the selection of advertising media— Series 80. "Freshman Year" Clean Sluggish Drain Pipes with Lye taking into consideration both our present national ills and his state- sptacti SALMON, Finn-Tasty-Pink, No. 1 toll can ... IW* TO ASSURE OUR CUSTOMERS THAT THEY ARE GETTING ed to receive, examine and adjust all Nelson Brothers are the Watervliet ments about me should be taken with With DIXIE DUNBAR One Full Pound of Fine Fish in Every Can LUX FLAKES, 2 small pkgs. 19*; Ige. pkg. 21* THE GENUINE MILLERS CREEK COAL WE PUT ON EVERY SALES BENTON HARBOR claims and demands against said de- own findings and those of our deal- dealers for Oldsmobile. an equal amount of salt. ceased by and before said Court; ers. As a result, we have decided — NEWS — TUNA FISH, Catalina Light Meat, 7 oz. tin .. AMMONIA, Toppy, Double Strength, qt bot ID* TICKET THE GUARANTEE LABEL. WHEN THIS LABEL IS ON again on newspapers as the backbone The Doctor does not really dislike It is Ordered, That creditors of PINEAPPLE GEMS, 2 12-oz. cans «* WINDEX .. 16c; SPRAYER .. 11c—Both 27* said deceased are required to present of news dissemination in America One of the most important issues me. He just wants me to slay at YOUR DELIVERY TICKET YOU KNOW YOU ARE GETTING GENU- EVERY AFTERNOON today." home while he goes to Congress. THURS. & FRI., NOV. 3-4 DOLE HAWAIIAN 0,1. 1 Windex Removes Soap and Tallow Streaks Like Magic their claims to said Court at said that has confronted the taxpayers of INE MILLERS CREEK COAL. the Village of Coloma in many years EGG NOODLES, Simon's Pure, 2 l-lb. pkgs. .. »* lc SALE—Northern Tissue—1 roll for only 1c Probate Office on or before the 27th Two Sixes and Eight Make 1939 The prescription 1 offer—that is HOME OF GENUINE BLUE BEACON—LOOK FOR THE LABEL AND EVENING day of February A. D. 1939, at ten is that of whether or not the Village no more deficits; living within our Talley of the Giants' VANILLA, Burnett's Pure, 1 oz. bottle 15* when you buy 4 rolls for 22* o'clock in the forenoon, said time Debut; 'Ride' Improved. of Coloma shall be bonded for the income; an adequate pension; no ex- "SILVER DUST, With Towel, Ige. pkg 21* ON YOUR SALES TICKET. and place being hereby appointed for Three smart new Oldsmobiles for sum of $8,000.00 for the purpose of cessive taxation; protection for labor With WAYNE MORRIS, CLAIRE MARSHMALLOW CREME, Kidd's, pint jar 14* AVAILABLE FOR the examination and adjustment of constructing a sewage disposal plant Ideal for Frosting or Dessert Topping Big Dish Towel Now With Every Package 1939—two sixes and an eight—all ,d for industry, so that once more; TREVOR, CHAS. BICKFORD all claims and demands against said offering a fresh new note in modern in the village. A special election to theVe will be jobs for all: the preser- PRUNES, Sunsweet Tenderized, 1 lb. pkg. ... 12* GOLD DUST, Small pkg. .. 5*; Ige. pkg. .. 17* For Your Convenience, Stores At PRIVATE PARTIES deceased. streamline styling and much that is decide the proposition has been called vation of our form of government — NEWS — Washing Powder—"Let the Gold Dust Twins do Your Work" WE SELL AND SERVICE It is Further Ordered, That public new in mechanical design, made their by the village council to be held on and, in particular, the maintenance RAISINS, Sunmaid Seedless, 15 oz. pkg 9* notice thereof be given by publica- Monday, October 31st, at the I. O. O. OVALTINE, Chocolate or Plain, small can .. 33* 1 debut last week. of the integrity of our Courts—can be w>iw\ Watervliet, Millburg, Riverside, Benton Harbor tion of a copy of this order for three F. hall. At this special election none COMING— BEVERAGES, 4 Ige. 24-oz. bottles (plus dep.) 25* New Floor Among the high points of interest taken without salt and with the as- SIMON'S GINGERATING GLEANSER, Gold Dust, per can 4* IRON successive weeks previous to said in the cars with which Oldsmobile but taxpayers will be permitted to surance that it is safe, sound and November 6-7 Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey and Assorted Fruit Flavors, day of hearing, in the Watervliet starts its forty-second model year vote. The polls will open at 7:00 constructive. LUX SOAP, per cake 6* New Skates Record, a newspaper printed and o'clock a. m. and will remain open "TOO HOT TO HANDLE" The Beauty Soap of Screen Stars are: CLARE E. HOFFMAN, GRAPE JUICE, Simon's, qt. bot 24* FIREMAN circulated in said County. Addition to the line of a brand- until 8:00 o'clock p. m. a three-fifths November 13-14— PEACHES, 2 No. 2V cans . . 29*; 6 cans . . 82* LIFEBUOY, The Health Soap, per cake 6* AUTOMATIC COAL BURNERS Good Music (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, new six-cylinder car which brings majority of the voters is necessary to Republican Candidate Z ROSENBERG &F0RBES CO. carry the proposition. for Congress. "MOTHER CAREY'S Toppy Delicious—Yellow Clings Its Deep Cleansing Lather Refreshes, Protects A true copy. Judge of Probate. Oldsmobile quality to the low price ELSIE KRAJCI, CHICKENS" SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS field. (Political Advertising) Register of Probate. Introduction on all models of the Try an ad in The Record. Waterrlict Record, Waterrliet Mich.. October 28,1938 Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., October 28, 1938 Seeds That Retain Vitality Known as Patrons St. Joseph's Catholic Church STATE CAPITAL Use, Don't Spend Money Farmer's Clubs Meet Of common crops, tobacco is the Wealthy members of the Dutch Berrien County Deaths "Work on Sale Tax in ST. JOSEPH MEN WILL Van Buren county, on which drill- Chicago Stock Show longest lived, has been grown from West India company, who received Representing a Great SOUTH COVERT NEWS ing operations already are started. a charter of "privileges and exemp- New Auto License DRILL FOR OIL IN seeds 20 years old. Other plant pa- Full Swing'' Says Auditor triarchs are the pulses (peas, beans, tions" to settle anywhere in New VAN BUREN COUNTY Rev. J. Francis Murphy, NEWS LETTER Opens Next Month (By Hester Ren wick Fraser, Con- In Lansing, Nov. 1-2 etc.), one species of which is known Netherlands except on Manhattan is- IN AND AROUND THE ELMS Funeral services were held Friday Kettle Moraine in Wisconsin Pastor sumers' Counsel, Consumers' Bureau, to have retained its vitality 85 years land, were known in colonial days Agricultural District of last week for Fred Mead, a well Plates Now on Sale General Geo. T. Gundry (Mrs. G. H. Kelly. Correspondent) Between Fond du Lac and She- Sunday, October 30, is the Feast (By Gene Alieman, Michigan Press Michigan State Dept. of Agriculture, after it was harvested. as patrons. known Buchanan sports promoter, boygan, Wis., is an area known to 322 Transportation Building, Detroit.) Mr. and Mrs. Borman and Mr. Wil- who died at his home in that village Five St. Joseph men are interest- ot Christ the King. CHICAGO—Heading the schedule Association) Some of the oldest and some of the ed In oil drilling operations in Van geologists as the kettle moraine, • • • A great agricultural district—the son of Kalamazoo visited at the on October 19, 1938, at the age of 53 Mass at Watervliet at 8:30, follow- of events on Chicago's fall calendar newest of Michigan's farmers' clubs Frank Frazier home last Saturday The 1939 license plates went on LANSING—Oct. 24—Auditor Gen- Buren county. They are: Jay J. says a survey of Wisconsin's nat- Milk Price-Fixing— Using money. Instead of spending will be represented In the 46th an- Do not kick because opportunity Is That man may last, but never lives, home of thousands of progressive, years. Mr. Mead sponsored the sale on Thursday of this week at the eral George T. Gundry said today ed by catechism and Bible history Is the International Live Stock Expo- It, will make your dollar go farther. afternoon. Mr. Borman Is In very Theisen, Sheriff Charles L. Miller, ural wonders by the American classes. It is Communion Sunday Price fixing of milk is the legisla- nual meeting of the Michigan State beyond your reach; cultivate a long- who much receives, but never gives. Intelligent farmers and the location Buchanan Blues baseball team for auto license bureau at St. Joseph. that his department is making fine sition and Horse Show, which will be The secret of using money, as com- poor health. 22 years, and aided in the organiza- Verna E. Andrews, former Judge Ro- Chemical society. The region re- for all boys and girls of school age tive objective of a committee of 35 Association of Farmers' Clubs sched- er reach. —Gibbin. of the world's largest fruit and vege- "When 1939 license plates are sold progress in its work on the coming land E. Barr, Cyril Theisen. sembles the deserted kettle holes of held here this year November 26 to pared to spending it, lies In your table market, whose laborers, stores A grocery and towel shower was tion of the Clark's band. He Is sur- Preparation for holy communion December 3. persons, just appointed by Governor uled for a two-day program at Mich- given Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mahaffy, to a motor vehicle that has been reg- tax sale. It has been necessary to These men, together with Maxwell Paul Bunyan's lumberjacks. The Murphy. The committee comprises confidence in the article at the time igan State College Tuesday and Wed- and business enterprises depend vived by his widow and a sister, Mrs. istered in 1938, it is necessary that hire extra clerks for this stupendous Saturday from 7 to 9 p. m. and one Stockmen and farmers from many it Is purchased. formerly of this community but now M. Rozen of Chicago, filed incorpor- kettles appear like the interior of hour before the early mass. Holy representatives of milk producers, nesday, November 1 and 2. largely on the well being of the Jessie Taggart of Benton Harbor. the 1938 license plates be surrender- task, and the Civil Service Depart- states and Canada have already sent "Will the article serve its purpose farmer—properly should continue to of Galesburg, Mich., on ' Saturday ation papers In St. Joseph last week volcanic cones, except that they are hour and novena devotions Friday at entries for live stock and crops they distributors and consumers, together Charles W. Warren, Ovid, as pres- ed before we issue the 1939 plates,, ment has requisitioned a number of 0 at a price you can afford to pay?'' be represented in the State Senate evening at the Toquln Gleaner hall, for the R. T. & E. corporation, or- only a few hundred feet across, are 7-30 p. m., followed by study club will exhibit this year In the competi- pue q jo v am J uauisasiods m|Av ident will preside during the morn- with about 75 people In attendance. Mrs. Sophie Grabemeyer, 80 years says Mrs. Eva Dwan. manager of the persons, including many otherwise ganized for drilling for oil, producing from 50 to 200 feet deep, and have When buying blankets, warmth office. for adults. Children, Saturday at tions of this largest of the continent's C. I. O. and state officials. ing and afternoon meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nutting and old, died at her home in the Sister unemployed, who had worked as and dealing in petroleum products their steep slopes covered with and durability, without too much In the first session after registra- The applications for 1939 motor temporary clerks on this year's sale. 9 a. m. live stock shows. Cash prizes will This action was taken on the heels weight, are the important factors to children visited at the Kelly home Lakes vicinity on October 18, 1938. and leasing oil lands. trees. Monday. Oct. 31, is a fast day as of an announcement by the United tion, C. H. Nickle of the college SMALL CHANGE I vehicle license plates are made on total over $100,000 In contests featur- consider. The price can be determin- Sunday afternoon. She is survived by three children— Thus a "by-product" of the May tax Capitalized at $20,000, with 200 it is the vigil of All Saints Day ing 30 different breeds of horses States department of justice that no speech department Is to discuss the About 140 people attended the Mrs. Stanley Jennings of Benton one standard application form, ac- sale and the consequent employment shares of common stock at $100 per ed by comparing these points In sev- annual drama contest In which finals cording to Leon D. Case, Secretary holy day. Tuesday, Nov. 1, is the cattle, sheep, and swine. grounds existed in Detroit for action eral blankets at the time of purchase. home-coming dinner and services at Harbor, Mrs. Russell Jennings of of extra help, will be a testing of the share, the company has authorized J. Happiness and L'nhappiness Feast Day of All Saint. All Saints in federal court on charges of anti- are held each year during Farmers' the Congregational church in Covert Bridgman, and Fred Grabemeyer of of State. In the past, applications practicability of the Civil Service law J. Theisen, head of the Theisen- A goodly part of human happiness Climaxes Show Season The warmth in a blanket can be Week at East Lansing. Mrs. Ralph as little as for plates required the applicant to Day mass at Watervliet at 6 o'clock trust law violations. Investigators determined by the amount of wool, last Sunday. Benton Harbor. Funeral services inasmuch as all the additional em- Clemens Oil company of St. Joseph, and unhappiness consists in the and at Hartford at 7:30 a. m. Novem- found that the Detroit milk situation Walker, Howell, will present the sec- G. H. Kelly assisted his grandson, were held Thursday of last week: look over some 19 different forms ployees passed their examinations to act as its local agent. The cor- Ever since the first International as well as the closeness of the weave retary's report. E. L. Anthony, dean before deciding which one to use. The dwelling upon what has been, what ber ISt. „ x , Is highly competitive to the extent and enough fluffiness or napping of Alois Rogel, remove the last of his interment in the Zion Evangelical and were hired therefore, upon the poration is represented as having may be, what might be and upon show In 1900. the exposition has that milk prices were lower than in of agriculture, presents a formal wel- single application form will lessen Wednesday, Nov. 2—The Feast of opened on the first Saturday after the blanket to allow for air In the new furniture fiom the depot to his cemetery at Sister Lakes. recommendation of the Civil Service some 200 acres of land under lease in what might have been. All Souls. Mass at Watervliet at 6 most large cities. In a press state- come to the group. C. L. Brody, home last Saturday. In the after- the confusion of the applicant, in ad- Department. In order to make room 7: Thanksgiving, a calendar position ment the governor deplored the fact fabric. Lansing, will discuss essentials of dition to saving the state a consider- o'clock and at Hartford at 30. that has made It both the close and The durability can be determined lO'A DAY noon, Mr. and Mrs. Rogel and baby for the extra clerks, the formation of Mass Sunday at Hartford at 10:30 that many persons In Detroit cannot farm organization. 0 Mrs. Josephine Holmes, 78 years able sum for paper and printing. The an extensive night shift is being climax of the continent's agricultural by knowing that the fibres used In Jean accompanied their grandpar- applicant for 1939 full year plates followed by catechism and benedic- afford to buy milk, while at the same Tuesday afternoon President War- ents, Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Kelly, to old. for the past 24 years a resident planned. fair season. weaving the blanket are of such ren is to appoint committees. Rob- will make out the same application tion services. , , . time he asserted that milk producers Benton Harbor on a shopping tour. of Benton Harbor, died at the Hollls The next sale will start May 2, 1939 Since a majority of the herds and quality as to remain strong and dur- ert S. Shaw, president of the college. pays for a modern convalescent home at Benton Harbor whether he is purchasing license The month of November is dedi- must receive higher prices at the able after the fluffing or napping Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier spent at ten o'clock a. m., eastern standard cated to all the souls of the faithful flocks that are exhibited at the Chi- Is on the program. Farmers' clubs on October 18. 1938. Rev. H. A plates for his passenger car, truck, cago exposition have been prize win- farm. process has taken place. What are Sunday at the home o Mrs. Gray at time, and will continue until all de- departed. Juggling the Interests of the two— of Sanilac county are to be described Blannlng, pastor of the Congrega- farm truck, hearse or ambulancc, ners at county and state fairs and these fibres made of, and are they by C. L. Prentice, Sanilac county ag- Paw Paw Lake. trailer, house trailer and trailer scriptions have been separately of- The Sunday and Monday evening the dairyman on the farm and the Guy Patterson of Kalamazoo did tional church, conducted funeral ser- fered. It will be held at the County sectional expositions, held earlier In durable? ricultural agent. Leo V. Card, di- vices on Thursday afternoon; inter- coach, or for transferring the 1939 devotions at Watervliet will be consumer In the city—would be ac- The weight of the blanket can be not have to undergo the operation Treasurer's offices throuughout the TO MICHIGAN FARMERS 7:30 p. m. In devotion and preparation the year throughout this country and rector of markets In the state depart- ELECTRIC RANGE ment in Crystal Springs cemetery. license plates. Canada, the International Live Stock complished through a price-fixing determined by the number of ounces that was thought to be necessary; he state. All 1936 taxes on property will for the Feast of All Saints and All state commission, created by the ment of agriculture, has accepted an The 1939 half-year license plates Show has long stood as a court of last per square yard, or by comparing the Is now at home but must take things are not on sale at this time. Those be up for sale unless paid for in full. Souls. , . legislature. This acrobatic act in Invitation to speak. A tour of the easy. Newspapers throughout the state ft toted youlieljj.. don't let youi resort, where winning animals are total weight of blankets of a like camps and college farms precedes an Mrs. Emma Roup, a former resi- desiring half-year plates may obtain Mass Monday, October 24, was of accorded the highest honor that the economics would be worth watching. INDIANA & MICHIGAN O. E. Kelly was a caller at the home are used as the medium for inform- fered for the late Maurice and Mar size. evening banquet. dent of Benton Harbor but lately liv- tiie 1938 plates at half pricc. which show ring can bestow. A durable binding and color that CARROLL B. JONES of his brother, G. H. Kelly, Monday ing in Niles. died at Pawating hos- expire February 28th, 1939. ing the people as to what properties jjatm toadl qo back Into the mud. . garet Howley Carmody. The second day's events present ELECTRIC COMPANY morning. are up for sale. They publish five Prayers were also requested Sun The exposition will be held In the Tax Increase— will not fade are a further good in- Mrs. M. L. Foerch, Okemos; Hans nrfinniy pital in Niles on October 18, 1938, new International Amphitheatre at vestment. Caring for the blanket in- Correction — Your correspondent weekly announcements prior to the day for the late Rev. Father John From the office of Budget Director Kardel, Charlotte; Capt. Laurence PLAN after a three weeks' illness, at the the east entrance to the Chicago cludes knowing whether the blanket wishes to correct an Item which ap- age of 63 years. She is survived by BERRIEN ROAD COMMISSION opening of Circuit Court. event milule ofa ijoar toad taxel Dowdle, whose funeral took place Harold Smith has come the long- Lyon, Michigan State Police; and by one who not only Is a farm owner peared In the notes last week regard- It is not expected that all the de- Stock Yards. The building covers six must be dry-cleaned or whether It college staff members. An election himself but has proven himself her husband. Wayne Roup; a son from his parish church at Grosse acres of exhibit area and was built awaited analysis of Michigan state will wash. If It will wash, protect ing the marriage of Lowell Pinyard TO GET $22,500 STATE AID scriptions listed in the newspapers Point, Mich.. Saturday. Father Dow- of officers and business meeting con- friendly to farm interests. Harry Monette of Chicago; and a to meet the special needs of the show finances for the fiscal year ending yourself and your blanket by receiv- and Miss Delores Llngham. The item sister, Mrs. Lillie Tauner of Benton will actually be offered for sale. In- dle was 54 years of age and a class- June 30, 1938. cludes the program. C. L. Brody, Executive Secretary was given the correspondent by a FOR TOWNSHIP ROAD WORK asmuch as the property owner has the mate of the late Father John Griffin, after which It Is named. ing the proper Instructions for wash- of the Michigan State Farm Bureau, Harbor. Funeral services were held #~VBOADSAMEHOMiNT Despite a $2,000,000 decrease in the ing blankets. brother of Lowell Pinyard, believing on Friday, conducted by Rev. Glenn privilege of paying his taxes at any former pastor of the Watervliet Farm Crops Featured sales tax, the state collected $4,500,- says this of State Senator Carroll B. It was a good joke on Lowell. Com- time prior to the opening date of the church. He was often a visitor and Use your money. Instead of spend- A telephone construction crew of 1898 Jones, who is seeking a second term Frye, pastor of the Methodist Peace 000 more taxes than in the year be- ing it, by being satisfied about these ing from a member of the Pinyard Temple; Interment In Crystal Springs The Berrien county road commis- sale. speaker in this church. May his This year will mark the 20th anni- fore. The deficit was $8,741,487. on the Democratic ticket: | family, the correspondent believed soul rest In peace and eternal light versary of the International Grain facts at the time you purchase your Co-eds Rummage "I am taking this means of extend- i cemetery. sion has been notified by state high- The state paid out an over-all total blankets. You will then buy with the Information to be correct and way department officials that a check shine upon him. and Hay Show, a department of the ing on behalf of the Michigan State of 223 millions of which local gov- confidence and make your dollar go so she sent it in for the paper. Both in the sum of $22,500.01 will be mail- Carillons Played on Market Days Mr. and Mrs. Jack Qulnn, of Naomi live stock exposition. The crops show ernments got 96 millions. Here is Farm Bureau our appreciation for farther. For Old Clothes the Pinyard and the Llngham fami- Mrs. Sarah Most, 92-year-old resi- ed to the county treasurer soon for In the majket towns of Belgium Beach. Paw Paw Lake, together with is the largest competitive exhibition where the money went: your splendid service to Michigan lies were much perturbed over the dent of Gallen, died October 21, 1938, agriculture during the 1937 ses-i use on the old township roads which carillons are played on market Mrs. Quinn's mother, Mrs. Miller of Its kind In the world, and farmers For highways—$54,998,437. matter and the writer apologizes for at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Hat- have been taken over by the county who Is a patient under doctor's care from nearly every state In the union For education—$54^38,952. sion • • *. 1th e error. tie Stoner, near Gallen. after a lin- days, much as band concerts are VOTE "YES" "You were a watchful guardian of| under the McNitt act. closed their home for the winter and and province of Canada are expected For welfare—$38,309,854. Coeds at Michigan State College gering Illness of 17 weeks. The de- This is one half of the amount to played on holidays in America. But have moved to Chicago. to take part In this event this year. For general expenses of the state FSCC Considers Baying enrolled In clothing classes In home farm Interests and richly deserve the ceased had been a resident of Ber- the bells are played while men work ON the commendattlon of farmers every- be received for the care of the 824 Mrs. Louise McMillan and sister According to B. H. Heide, the government—$5,554,309. economics are rummaging in nooks THE TURK DRUMSTICKS rien county for 68 years. She Is sur- miles of road taken over during the and they serve as an attraction to Miss Mahoney, and brother, Mr. Jes show's secretary-manager, the ad- For health and hospital services— 3,000 Cars Potatoes and corners at college and at home where * * vived by six children, nine grand- past five years. the throngs whose trade is desired erich, of Naomi Beach, are closing vance entry of both live stock and! $14,418,365. for discarded articles "that can be —Political Adv. NOW MODERNISTIC children and fifteen great grand- Work on roads of this type include by the merchants and farmers. AMENDMENT NO. 1 their home this week for the winter crops Is the largest In its history, and For prisons, probation and parole— modernized and brightened up with HAS CHANGED... children. Funeral services were held the grading, graveling, moving weeds and will reopen their home with plans are being made to receive ap- $3,179,893. new accessories. Sunday afternoon from the Latter filling washouts, plowing snow, and relatives In Florida. The McMillan proximately 14,000 head of live stock For conservation and agriculture— LANSING—The Federal Surplus "One would think we were prepar- National and State Day Saints church at Gallen with patroling. It amounts to about $54 Take the Selection of Michigta Supreme Oourt Juiticei out family have been parlshoners here at the 1938 exposition. Everything from pulling tendons St. Helena Discovery of of Politics. $3,304,301. Commodities Corporation has under ing for a rummage sale instead of a BUT THE out of last minute phases of feeding grandchildren acting as casket bear- per mile. The 1937 costs for the for the past 30 years. For business and professional regu- consideration the purchase of 3,000 class in clothing," says Hazel B. Stra- ers; Interment was in the Gallen cem- same work amounted to $171 per A Portuguese Navigator Attorney Edward Hennessey and Leaders Urge Voters to and featherpulling will feature a St. Helena was discovered by the lation—$3,749,622. cars of commercial grade potatoes, han, instructor. series of quality demonstrations and etery. mile, according to the figures made Sponsored and endorsed stattwide by Farm, Civic, Religious Mrs. Hennessey, of Chicago, spent For public safety and defense—$1,- with an increased tolerance for hol- Some of the clothes brought to the public by the road commission. Portuguese navigator Joao de Nova the week-end at their home Proposed State Consti- OP SERVICE REMAINS Approve Amendment No, 3 tours designed to put more of Michi- Professional. Business, Employer and Employee leaders. 607,009. lowheart, to relieve what, in the: C]ass were s0 0id fashioned they look- on a voyage home from India. He Naomi Beach. Paw Paw Lake. gan's half million turkeys into hands For general aid to local govern- opinion of John B. Strange, commls- j e(j hopeless. Other articles were Theron P. Starr, one of the oldest sighted it on the feast day of St. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Hauprlch, of of satisfied customers. residents In the vicinity of Three tutional Amendments ments—$4,811,256. sioner of the Department of Agrlcul-1 sunfaded or badly worn around the Five days of meetings scheduled Helena, mother of the Roman Em- Bell Veau Vista, Lakewood Point For Interest on debt—$6,239,039. ture, is an inprecedented situation in edges. One girl failed to find ma- DETROIT, Oct. 27—National and Oaks, died October 22, 1938. at the peror Constantine, and named it for left Sunday following the church by specialists In the poultry depart- age of 88 years. He had lived there 'Fish on Friday' Dates and Referendum Michigan. The exceptionally late fall. terial suitable for a class project, state leaders this week joined In ment of Michigan State College begin her. That was in May, 1502. The su. c:urt amendment committbb services for Geneva, 111., where they with warm weather and late rams, urging Michigan voters to adopt for 55 years. Mr. and Mrs. Starr ob- Back to Days of Christ Portuguese made no effort at col- Unemployment Checks— but she shopped around and found an with an afternoon program Monday. will spend the winter. The Hauprichs created much hollowheart, survey unclaimed fur-trimmed coat which a Constitutional Amendment 3—the served their 67th wedding anniver- Fish became associated with Fri- onization. Yet there was one invol- (Paid AdvtrU$4mtnt) are former care-takers of the rectory November 7, on the farm of Will sary last January. Besides the wid- Approximately $275,000 persons in j conducted during the past week cov- drycleanlng establishment sold to her Good Roads Amendment—on the Hauser, northwest of Hudson In day in a roundabout way. Friday untary Portuguese colonist, a sort at Watervliet and are 55 years young There will be submitt^ to t le jyij^igan have been receiving jobless' ering all important potato growing for a dollar and a half. November 8 election ballot. ow, he is survived by four children— corresponds to the day of the of Robinson Crusoe, relates Fred- in the state of matrimony. Their actors 3t the G6nGr31 iMCCllOn to nVianXrc fmrrx fKo ctafp '/Mcfriofc HlCPlOQinC* that DOtfltO^S in Hillsdale county. Elmon Starr of Buchanan; Charles electors ^ tne uenerai i^ecuun luui; compensation checks from the state' districts disclosing that potatoes in Trying to evate moth holes or but- At the Amendment 3 Boosters In succession are meetings Tuesday week on which Jesus was crucified erick J. Haskin in the Washington four sisters and one brother are also luncheon here in the world's auto- Starr of Los Angeles. Cal.; Mrs. Clara held on Tuesday. , Novembe. ^ ,r 8.,n ^ unemployment compensation com-—... 1 all sections were affected. ton holes presented somewhat of a afternoon, Nov. 8, farm of Mrs. Grace and many early Christians observed Star. golden jubilarians and reside In the three proposed amendm t mission out of quarterly taxes paidi "A rough estimate," wrote Com- jigsaw puzzle to some of the coeds mobile capital, the importance of the Brady of Marcellus, Mich.; and Mrs. middle western states. Conklln, mile west of Vickeryville; it as a weekly fast day, that is, a A Portuguese soldier, Fernando constitution of this state and a - by 16)ooo employers. missioner Strange to the federal when they attempted to put a new proposal to Michigan people was Mabel Waye of LaPorte, Ind. Rev. voiced by Karl Detzer, the noted Wednesday, Nov. 9, farm of James Helen Hurd conducted funeral ser- day on which they abstained from Lopez, deserted at Goa, renounced u"i • I; • friri The scope of this phase of the so- agency, "would lead us to believe garment together from pieces of an Morrison, six miles south of Bad Axe; eating flesh meats, says a writer in Christianity and joined the Paynim. 1937, which's an act to provio cial security setup is fairly breath- , that approximately 25 per cent of the|old coat or dress. Usually the gar- author; Gar Wood, the sportsman; vices Monday afternoon; interment Highway Commissioner Murray D. Thursday, Nov. 10, farm of Frank In the Forest Lawn cemetery. the Indianapolis News. Pope Nicho- He was surrendered to the Portu- Spam's Most Famous Shrine uroifnt-A taking. Up to October 14, a total of potatoes in Michigan will showjiol-j ments are ripped apart and used Sellen, southwest of Olivet. las (858-867) declared that abstin- guese by the Indians on condition Montserrat, Spain, is the name of certain existing state public welfare j 643 000 checks had been made out lowheart to varying degrees. From merely as material. Van Wagoner; Clarence C. Carlton, For Friday, Nov. 11, there is a tour and relief matters, sei vices and duties j beneficiaries for an the large yield we are to have this vice-president of the Automotive ence on Friday was obligatory on that he be spared. Albuquerque a fantastic mountain pass that rises and mai ed to Some of the girls found the used In Ionia, Kent and Barry counties. Harry A. Zuhl, 40 years old^died to the state 0 - pu , average weekly amount of $15.54. lyear and the percentage of the crop Safety Foundation; Richard Harfst, all communicants of the Roman did spare his life, but he did not abruptly to a height of 3,000 feet 9 7 garments were too badly worn. They Eight stops are those of Walter B. October 22. 1938. at Mercy hospital church. Fish is the principal non- assistance, created b> Act 257, and ^ Employers' taxes for the quarter, that is hound to be distressed there Is then started a new search for mater- general manager of the Automobile think the terms of the surrender from the rolling foothills of Cata Club of Michigan; and Thomas H. Halstead, Muir; Stanley S. Thorpe. after a week's Illness. Mr. Zuhl was flesh meat and accordingly H be- to abolish the various state dep -,ending October 1 will bring nearly .fear that the potato industry is like- ials. One of the class projects in- would be violated if he cut off his Ionia. It is also the name of a fa MacDonald, chief of the U. S. Bureau Saranac; Howard Krum, Lowell; C born and lived all his life on a farm came the favorite food for those ments. boards, commissions and of jjq ooo.OOO Into the state fund which ly to be demoralized during this cludes comparing cost of renewal M. Hlmebaugh, Lowell; Charles right hand, his ears, his nose, and mous monastery, which clings like 1 of Public Roads. on Crystal avenue near Benton Har- days when flesh meats were forbid- the thumb of his left hand. Then fices so transferred. , , ... is expected to be restored to the $50,- 'marketing season. with cost of replacing the garment Crampton, Ada; Mrs. Glen Pettis, bor. He is survived by his widow; a swallow's nest halfway up the Amendment No. 1. if adopted, will nnnn);n mark, Meanwhile the Michigan Medical den. Later others followed the prac- he took him aboard for the home- uuu uuu marK We feel that if a plan could be with something new. Ada; Willis A. Atchlnson, Caledonia; two children; three brothers—Wil- steep slopes of the mountain, about amend the constitution so as to pro-, ' - formulated in co-operation with the Society, with a membership x of ap- tice of serving fish almost exclu- ward voyage and marooned him on 35 miles northwest of Barcelona In a class of 20 coeds it was found 60%em Mrs. Walter Hammond, Hastings. The liam, of Lockport. N. Y., Fred, of vide for four year terms of offices for Federal Surplus Commodities Cor- the average cost of renovating a proximately 5,000 practising physi- sively on Friday. This is partly out St. Helena, which was totally un- For centuries this medieval Bene- county clerks, prosecuting attorneys, cians, joined the list of many organi- tour is sponsored by the Grand River Hart. Mich., and Clarence, of Chica- for your old cook poration for the purchase of approx- garment was $1.25. The lowest was Valley Turkey Growers' Association. go; also by four sisters—Mrs. Arthur of respect for religious custom; but inhabited. This was in 1513. dictine monastery has been the na- sheriffs, register of deeds, and treas- imately 3,000 carlots of commercial 15 cents, highest $2.62. zations endorsing the amendment. fish dealers report that many urers of counties. It also provides Start Preparations "Our doctors, who are so dependent J. M. Moore and O. E. Shear of the Kreltner and Mrs. Charles Blttnerof Lopez dug himself a cave with tion's most famous shrine, to which potatoes with this exception, that college are planning to inform turkey housewives buy fish to be served on what remained of his left hand and thousands of the Spanish faithful that the board of supervisors in any on good roads to reach their patients, Benton Harbor; Mrs. Chester Star- ^ O Pr.these commercials could contain as growers about market prospects, dry bird of Detroit, and Mrs. August Friday because they feel that they managed to live. The tale became make pilgrimage each year to pay county may unite the offices of the much as 60 per cent hollowheart and are anxious that nothing be done to county clerk and register of deeds in lOr jnow nemovai Mrs. Whitney Agains Heads W.C.T.U. cripple our great highway and street picking methods, saving birds for Schultz of St. Joseph. Funeral ser- can obtain fish of better quality known and ships stopping for water stove homage to what is called the Black not to exceed 10 per cent of serious system," a resolution of the executive breeding stock. Flocks to be seen at vices were held Monday afternoon; at that time of the week because of and wood for their galleys would Virgin. This wooden image, dark- one office or separate the same at nature, we would have gone a long Mrs. Dora B. Whitney of Benton the meetings or on the tour range ir pleasure. committee of the society's council interment in Crystal Springs ceme- the prevailing custom. leave food for him. He never ap- ened by age, is not, however, the way in solving this unprecedented Harbor was re-elected president of size from 300 to 2,000 birds. tery. peared himself because, having only source of Montserrat's fame. Amendment No. 2, if adopted, will the Michigan Women's Christian A telephone construction crew of 1938 said. The fish was one of the earliest LANSING. Oct. 26—Serious prep-j situation in Michigan. It would act Carlton stressed the Importance of symbols of the Savior of Christian- been a proud soldier, he was Montserrat, in Catalan tradition, is amend the constitution, so as to pro- aratlons for snow removal and ice1 as a price peg for lower priced grades Temperance Union at the 64th annual vide for the non-partisan nomination the amendment to the wage earner, SEPTEMBER SALES TAX ity in general. There were several ashamed of his deformities. When the Montsalvatsh or Monsalvat of treatment on Michigan highways,^ would remove from the market convention held in Grand Rapids last James Pender, a former resident i i and appointment of supreme court The threescore years since the Michigan Bell Tele- declared it was the only way to reasons for this. Fish and fishing ships returned they found the food the Middle ages, site of the castle of were begun this week by the state 'the potatoes that would undoubted- week. The other officers elected of Benton Harbor, where he worked justices for eight year terms. ly injure the reputation that Michi- include: Mrs. Emma Pearce of De- guarantee the use of motorists' taxes COLLECTIONS SHOW GAIN at the printing trade, and who has played an important part in the had always been taken and they the Holy Grail. Here Ignatius of Amendment No. 3, if adopted, will highway department. phone Company was founded have completely revolu- for roads and streets, and pointed out continued the practice. At length Loyola, a wounded soldier, knell gan worked so hard to establish last troit, vice president; Mrs. Mary E. resided in Chicago for the past 30 daily lives of Jesus and his dis- INDIANA & MICHIGAN amend the constitution, to require State Highway Commissioner Mur- that good roads are a "necessary re- ciples. Peter and several of the he showed himself in his old age in prayer, and went away to found ray D. Van Wagoner announced that year. Hudson of Lansing, corresponding tionized telephone tools and equipment Steadily the years, died at his home In that city ELECTRIC COMPANY that gasoline and motor vehicle li- quirement of a good school system, Michigan's sales tax collections for on October 21, 1938, at the age of 77 other disciples were fishermen by and asked to be taken home so he the Society of Jesus. bids would be taken November 1 on "I might add that the potatoes that secretary; Mrs. Clara P. Todd of particularly consolidated schools." cense plate taxes collected from are showing heavy percentages of Plymouth, treasurer; Mrs. Millie R. old was discarded, replaced by something better. September showed a gain over the years. His remains were brought to trade, and Jesus told them that if could make pilgrimage to Rome and motorists be used for highways, roads 63 snow plows and sanding machine . „ . . - , . Van Wagoner said Michigan par- units. He also indicated that new, h0"0wheart are of a rule clean Powell of Grand Rapids, secretary. p-evlous month, according to Draper Benton Harbor, and were interred In they would follow him he would be forgiven his sins by the Holy and streets. The provision of this And time has but served to intensify the Michigan ents "shudder to think what would Father himself. By then he had Otter Held Sacred Animal aci snau nox appiv 10 me general trucks would be available or winter, s*1100^ stock which generally have Allen, managing director of the State the Catholic cemetery near the grave make them "fishers of men." The act, shal. l1 not apply tio xnthe general _ - - , _ u.j _ 1 appearance of a No. 1 potato. We be- have happened to our schools had Board of Tax Administration, and an of his late sister, Mrs. Catherine become a figure of note, and his re- Russians, Spaniards and English- nH th t rf pp hwin ffiv they not had a constitutional guaran- miraculous multiplication of the sales tax, the use of tax fees and service andtnat orders nad oeen giv , a nurchasine nroeram of this telephone worker's feeling of responsibility to the upward trend has begun. September Gross. quest was granted. But, shriven, men sailed round the world in tiny t«vPQ oniwtPH nnHpr thp a,.tn thnft en to overhaul all equipment used j "^f Py^nasing program this Mount Rainier Third in Height tee of the primary school funds," loaves and fishes, as well as the taxes collected under the auto theft, tur e collections amounted to $3,879,247.31: he elected to return, alone, to his ships hunting the sea otter. They In the annual fight with snow and ice.' ™ # would best extend over a per- public. The diligence of these men and women . . . adding that "it is time for the motor- repast after the resurrection on the and operators and chauffeurs license io f five m nth Washington's Mount Rainier, 14,- an increase over August of $141,317.- island. were so successful that they prac- "We are going to keep traffic mov- i f ° ° s that the potatoes ist to shudder over his fate." Lee Moore, 32 years old, a resident shores of Galilee, when some of the EXPERT TELLS HOW TO laws, which are used for regulating 1 1 1 1 ove to marke 408 feet high, is the third mountain both in routine duty and during the emergencies of 34. While a seasonal gain was ex- tically exterminated the animal. It purposes. ing on all state trunkline highways J" * ? ™ t ^ orderly in height in continental United Detzer said the towns of the north of Bridgman since 1935, died October disciples ate fish caught by follow- xasnion pected, the percentage was larger ing the instructions of the Lord will was known in Biblical times and in Leon D. Case, Secretary of State, again this winter," the commissioner " States, being topped only by Mount flood, Are and storm ... is a vital factor in keeping country "will starve" without the than the previous history of the tax 24, 1938, at the sanitarium at Osh- STORE ONIONS PROPERLY old Sanskrit was called udra. The urges every one to voice his or her said. "That means equipment must Whitney in California and Mount tourist business routed over good temo, where he had been a patient be recalled. roads. MacDonald expressed the Indicated. Despite the Increase, the Where Rice Is a Luxury mid-European countries called it opinion on the amendments and be in shape to patrol nearly 9,000 Elbert in Colorado. Rainier is the good telephone service at your command twenty-four collections were still under Septem- for three months. He Is survived by The fish as an emblem of Chris- miles of highway 24 hours a day if Stools Were First Seats hope that Michigan "whose economic While rice is a universal food to uder, odder and finally otter. The referendum. He states that one vote loftiest of the huge extinct vol- ber of 1937 by $851,520.69. The gap his widow and two small children, a tianity was further popularized by necessary.'' Among the first forms of seats hours a day. well being is so closely tied to really almost all classes of people in the •B—[]-B S S- ancient Persians held it sacred. The may mean the success or failure of canoes which dominate the Cascade between the collections of last year sister, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the coincidence that the Greek word The state highway department has adequate roads will give Amendment Chas. Moore, of New Troy. Orient, oddly enough it is a semi- man who killed an otter had to kill any issue, as in the fifth district, both made in America were stools, for range of mountains. Its nearest ri- and this is slowly closing, however, for fish which we render "ichthys," dell 2oo^ii»^ ^ or Other Mabenal 10,000 frogs or 10,000 snakes in an- candidates for congress on the pri- ordered 131,920 feet of new snow the Puritans did not have room to 3 a sweeping victory." luxury to 150,000,000 poor people liv- val, Mount Shasta in northern Cali- with the increase in retail sales and is spelled in Greek with five letters, cient Persia. That was because the mary election ticket received a tie fence. This brings the total fence bring over any furniture except ing north of the Yangtze valley in ^Vfervtilatot-a *o*K 90-, fornia, is 250 feet lower. MICHIGAN BELL vS? a greater gain is expected In next Frank Southerton, a 73-year-old corresponding to I-CH-TH-U-S, otter killed frogs and snakes with vote of 4553; one vote either way available to nearly 780 miles. New chests and these served for storage China. Millet is the staple food in Percentage of Fat in Nuts month's figures. resident of Buchanan, died October which form what is known as an which the land was overrun. would have been decision. equipment on which bids will be tak- purposes, seats and sometimes that locality and rice is eaten only en the first of the month includes Most nuts are extremely rich in 23, 1938, at the University of Michi- acrostic; that is. the component let- on festive occasions. beds. The first trained woodwork- fat. The pecan contains over 70 ters of the word for fish are the two V-type plows for five-ton trupks, One square foot of real estate is TELEPHONE COMPANY gan hospital at Ann Arbor, where he er listed among the Pilgrim colo- per cent of fat; the brazil nut, but- The National Zoological park at initial letters of lesous CHristos, three one-way type plows for five- worth any number of castles in the Washington contains about 2,000 an- had been taking treatment. He Is English Place Names Lead in N. One Misfortune in Life nists was John Alden of "speak for ternut, filbert, hickory nut, and Eng- survived by his widow and three THeou Uios, Soter, meaning Jesus ton trucks, and eight one-way type air. imals. ROBERT P. SMALL New York's state historian finds "It's one of de misfortunes of dis plows for I'/j-ton trucks. Bids will yourself, John" fame. It is not lish walnut, over 60 per cent; al- half-brothers. Funeral services were Christ, Son of God, Savior. that English place names are most life," said Uncle Eben, "dal de mail also be taken on 50 sanding machines recorded that he acquired any fame mond and pistache, over 50 per cent, held at Buchanan, Wednesday after- will appreciate your vote for *—• yarvtiVCktor* ID * 30 who can sing de loudest is so often numerous in the state, Dutch names for ice treatment. These machines as a cabinetmaker but he no doubt and the cashew and peanut over Gross Statue Erected by noon; Interment In Oak Ridge ceme- second, and Indian third. de farthest off de key." are towed behind trucks loaded with did make many of the stools, forms 40 per cent. tery. British History Gleaned PROSECUTOR Whether in June or January, the the temperature of the house should a mixture of sand and calcium chlor- and benches required for use in the The American Physicians demand for onions knows no let-up. be reduced to about 36 to 40 de- ide. As the sand is shoveled into the sparsely furnished homes of that Dr. Samuel D. Gross, pioneer, From Public House Signs Last 4 Yean Assistant Many dishes, both humble and aris- grees ar.:-' held there. machine It drops down on whirling day. Furniture makers were not surgeon, teacher and author, was Game of Chess Has Been Much of Britain's history, and tocratic, owe their tastefulness to To be able to cure and then hold blades which spread it evenly over long in coming to America. As the Re-Elect "Bernie" held in such esteem by members of Played Since 3300 B. C. more of its manners and feelings this basic "flavor" food. proper temperatures, an onion stor- Go to the polls the road surface. his profession that when a statue can be gleaned from various public The grower who would meet this age should be constructed along ELECT colonies prospered and trade with There must be something remark- And make your choice, The department also plans to take England and the continent in- was erected in the grounds of the house signs, seen in villages and Re-Elect year 'round demand, however, lines suggested by the United States bids on about 40 new 1^ and 5-ton Smithsonian institution the pedestal able about a game that survives for towns, says Pearson's London harvests his onions only once a Department of Agriculture. Agri- Nov. the 8th your vote creased, fine furniture was not only B. J. REISER centuries. Chess is played in inter- Louis Kerlikowske trucks in the near future. imported but much that was beauti- was inscribed: Weekly. COUNTY TREASURER year and must somehow protect Is your voice. "American physicians erected national tournaments and in homes them successfully against changing ful in design and workmanship was J and in teashops, but what nobody Many of these were selected out made here. this statue to commemorate the of compliments of the reigning king, Edward L. temperatures if he is to get better Postmasters General In Cabinet great deeds of a man who made seems at all clear about is: who prices when onions become less started it? or lord of the manor. The Blue From the organization of the fed- such an impress upon American Boar was the badge of Richard III; plentiful. Storage facilities become The Chinese say that they can LaViolette eral government down to the year Printing in China 50 B. C. surgery that it has served to dignify the Bull's Head of Henry VIII. and increasingly important as farmers /S trace chess in their own country for BARTZ 1829 the postmasters general were American medicine." the White Hart of Richard II. recognize that it's good business to Printing is traced to China, where not recognized as members of the The man who won such distinction more than 20 centuries, but we know hold the finest stock for late winter cabinet. The first postmaster gen- as early as 50 B. C. the Chinese it is older than that, asserts a writ- The Fox and Hounds and Hare had originated a method of printing 0 Convenient Leaving Times began his study of medicinc at the deliveries. eral under the present Constitution er in London Answers magazine, for and Hounds were named in compli- with ink on paper by means of en- age of 17 and continued active until Onions must be well ripened when FOR was Samuel Osgood of Massachu- excavations at the Egyptian pyra- ment to a sporting squire, and the graved blocks. The question of who he died at the age of 79. Green Man probably originated stored. Plenty of ventilation, cou- setts, appointed by President Wash- Leave Benton Harbor (B. S. T.) mids brought to light a drawing pled with a temperature of from 80 was the first to employ movable A. M. A. M. P. M. P. U. P. M. P. M. Born July 8,1805, in Pennsylvania, when the squire's gamekeeper mar- ington September 26, 1789. He was writes Leslie Hartley in the Wash- showing chess being played during to 90 degrees, should be maintained C«IOl» printing types has long been a mat- 7:00 9il5 12:15 3ilS BilS 9:15 the sixth Egyptian dynasty, which ried, and was promoted to the vil- j regarded as the head of a bureau. Coachea Leava St. Joiaph i minutaa aftar ington Star, Samuel D. Gross, as a in the storage house during curing But it was not until 40 years later, ter of controversy. Laurens Jans- is about 3300 B. C. lage public. rc«i.ouji Treasurer toon Coster, of Haarlem, Holland, Banton Harbor timea. farm boy, studied the fauna and time. The onions should be stored when Andrew Jackson became Pres- However, the game was brought It is thought that the Saracen's is said to have invented wooden Arrive Randolph St., Chicago flora of that section, and by close in crates in such a manner as to cultural engineers state that in ad- ident, that the postmaster general A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. observance learned the calls of to England by the Crusaders about Head was thus named by a Cru- i permit the free circulation of air dition to adequate ventilation, in- type about 1420 and movable metal sader after his return from the Holy "Believe It Or Not" was asked to sit as a member of 8:40 11:05 2:05 5:05 7il2 11:05 birds and the habits of animals, and the year A. D. 1095. around them. sulation built into walls and ceiling the cabinet. President Jackson nom- type between 1440 and 1446, How- wars. The Chequers is said to refer Thanks For Your Vote ever, it is to John Gutenberg, of he later claimed that his woodlore The Brahmins of India are be- The necessary movement of out- is necessary to offset climatic tem- inated William T. Barry of Ken- was of great benefit to him through- lieved to be the inventors of play- to the Stuart kings, whose shield side air through an onion storage perature changes. It will help a whole lot. Mainz, Germany, that is attributed • Tht South Short Lint waf was "checky." The Spread F.agle tucky to the office of postmaster takes you right to tht Loop . . . out his medical career. ing cards, and to have sent them house requires properly spaced ven- Insulating board is recommended the credit of being the inventor or being the arms of Germany, indi- ' Ji general and invited him to a seat no bothenomt tranaftra, no After he began the study of medi- east and west, to Arabia, Persia tilators both at the floor and ceiling as being the most practical and eco- at least responsible for the great cated in past days that German in the cabinet. Since then the head titnt loat in going to tht placet cine he sought the best education he and China. levels so that when the vent doors nomical. However, one should take of the post office department has improvement in the production of wines were sold in that inn, and : OUTHSHOR you want to go in Chicago. could obtain, and was to become The first mention of them in Eng- are open a current of air can con- the precaution to select an insula- World War Veteran movable types and for the crafts- the Castle, being the arms of Spain, ' been considered a member of the You lave time and troublt whtn one of the greatest of /unerican sur- land occurs about 1278. when He respectfully solicits tinuously rise up and out. tion board that is weather-proofed, cabinet. manship displayed in printing his you GO by South Shore. signified that Spanish wines were geons. He also made valuable con- Queen Eleanor, wife of Edward I, Experts have a homely method of moisture resistant and protected celebrated Bible in 1455. sold. and appreciates your President tributions to medical science and is supposed to have imported them. determining when onions are suffi- from attack by dry rot and termites. wrote a number of books. support. ciently cured in storage. At this Experts estimate that for a stored CORONER Birds Have Combs on Claws Call Benton Harbor 9086, Union But Do* One of the founders of the Amer- Thrushes Resemble the Robin stage, they say, onions will "rattle crop of 1.500 bushels a house 16 by Berrien County Some birds—bam owls, herons, Artists' Hall of Fame pot, 216 Weat Main St, for further infor- For Second Term mation about schedulea and ttrvicta via ican Medical association. Doctor Great Nose Indicates Great Man All the thrushes are recognizable like blocks of wood" when poured 36 feet in size will be needed. For a Republican grebes, nightjars, cormorants—have The Hall of American Artists is Horticultural Society South Short Lint. Gross was elso the founder of the A great nose indicates a great from their resemblance in form to Democratic Ticket from one crate to another. 10,000 bushel storage the house combs on the inner edge of their a collection of memorials of Ameri- CORONER American Surgical Society and man—genial, courteous, intellectual, the common robin. Their colors: Election November 8 After the onions have been cured should be 32 by 72 feet. Capable, Efficient, Courteous third claw, with which they scratch can painters and sculptors in the ro- Qualified and Experienced other groups, and received several virile, courageous, is a quotation Political Advertising soft olives and browns above, whit- r i. Political Adv themselves and preen their feath- tunda of the Gould Memorial libra- Political Adv. degrees in recognition of his out- from Rostand's "Cyrano de Berge- ry of New York university. ish below; throat and breast spot- Political Adv. i ers. standing achievements. rac." ted brown or black. H^ve You Paid Your Subscription to The Courier •4

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> • , ®. Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., October 28,1938

•»» BRAMBLE URGES GRANGE CLARK HERD GIVEN ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Watervliet WATERVLIET RECORD ENDORSEMENT OF SUPREME NATIONAL RECOGNITION Final Administration Account Defaults having been made (and OLDTIMENEWSNOTES State of Michigan, J. Francis Murphy, Pastor such defaults having continued for COURT AMENDMENT more than ninety days) in the condi- E. F. CASE & SON, Pubs. The Probate Court for the County The third mystery of the rosary is: BUSINESS LOCALS CHURCH NOTES THIRTY-NINE YEARS AGO A cow in the herd of Glenn Clark of Berrien. tions of a certain mortgage made by "The coming of the Holy Ghost upon George Morton and Jessie M. Morton, At The Theatres Watervliet, Michigan Clement H. Bramble, Master of From Record of Oct. 27, 1899. of Eau Claire, Mich., has completed At a session of said Court, held at the apostles," In this mystery we an official record in the Herd Im- the Probate Office in the City of St. husband and wife, of the City of Potted plants for all occasions, the Michigan State Grange, today Luther Stratton, who moved from meditate on our Lord Jesus in heaven Benton Harbor, Berrien County, also cut flowers and funeral work to PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL urged endorsement by the Grange of provement Division qualifying her Joseph in said County, on the 13th sending the holy ghost upon th6 here a short time ago, is living at for admission to the advanced regis- day of October A. D. 1938. Michigan, to HOME OWNERS' order. I .deliver. OTTO HINGST, CHURCH GOOD SHOWS BEING $1.50 per Year in Advance the proposed constitutional amend- Rumsey, Minn. ter of The American Guernsey Cattle apostles, and filling them with won- LOAN CORPORATION, a Corpora- Evergreen Gardens, Phone 80F21, &l.\^ ment (No. 2) to take the selection of Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, derful spiritual gifts. As we never Rev. J. D. Perrin. Pastor. SCHEDULED FOR COMING Samuel Clauser reports that he has Club, of Peterborough, N. H., accord- Judge of Probate. tion organized under the*laws of the Coloma. tf justices of the Michigan Supreme a cabbage stalk with fourteen heads ing to Karl B. Musser, secretary. tire of saying and hearing beautiful United States of America, dated July If the roots of the church, regard- ^EEK AT RITZ THEATRE Entered at the Postoffice at Water- Court out of politics. Bramble stated: In the Matter of the Estate of things, nor v/eary of daily partaking on it. A three-year-old cow in the Clark Albertine L. Prince, Deceased. 23, 1934, and recorded in the office If you have upholstering that you less of name, go back to the very vliet, Michigan, as second class "Amendment No. 2 provides for Last Friday Wm. Clark picked an of the same bread, so we should cul- awakening of self-consciousness to matter. herd, Berta of Hickory Grove 418454 Uyleau Shimer having filed in of the Register of Deeds for Berrien vant done, let me have it now. 1 the nomination of Supreme Court apple blossom from a Greening tree produced in 365 days, 7346 pounds of tivate devotion in prayer. Nothing find the reason for its being; and if, Friday and Saturday nights double j said court his final administration is more simply or easy to remember. County, Michigan, on July 31, 1934, have samples from $1.00 up. Justices by a non-partisan board in Parsons & Baldwin's orchard. milk and 375.5 pounds of butter fat account, and his petition praying in Liber 188 of Mortgages, on Page E. A. ALBRIGHT, tf as the long record of the race will features will be shown at the Ritzj from which the governor will ap- Harry D. Whitney and Fannie E. in class EHI. Cultivate the taste and sweetness of 51, and said mortgagee having elect- show, it has been a ministering Theatre. The pictures for both nights | for the allowance thereof and for heavenly things, as we learn in the point judges to this important office. Curtis were married at Paw Paw the assignment and distribution of ed under the terms of said mortgage evangel—even tho sometimes an im- include the Three Musquiteers inl devotion of the holy rosary. SCAVENGER WORK—Garbage col- O LPS MOB J The executive committee studied this Tuesday, Oct. 17. They have gone perfect one—does it not seem that "Wild Horse Rodeo," with Bob Liv-i Celebrate 35th Wedding Anniversary the residue of said estate, Proverbs: "Two heads are better to declare the entire principal and matter very carefully in all its detail to housekeeping in the house Mr. It is Ordered, That the 14th day of accrued interest thereon due, which lection, hauling ashes and rubbish we are the recipients of a heritage ingston, Ray Corrigan and Max Ter-; and decided that we would recom- Whitney recently purchased on the Friday evening, October 21, was than one." "Two wrongs do not make of all kinds in Watervliet City and richer by far than we can compre- hune, and "Born to be Wild," with November A. D. 1938, at ten o'clock a right.'' "Old sores are hard to election it does hereby exercise, pur- mend to the Grange members of WIA addition. the occasion of a gathering of 100 in the forenoon, at said probate suant to which there is claimed to be all points at Paw Paw Lake. Prompt hend? Ralph Byrd and Doris Weston. Sat-j One Flag For All heal." "One learns by suffering." service at a reasonable price. See m m low-mc* fiim Michigan the adoption of this im- Mrs. Maurice Carmody (nee Mar- relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. office, be and is hereby appointed Next Sunday morning the pastor urday is also Country Store Night. ] "One man's meat is another man's due and unpaid on said mortgage at FRANK ENDERS, or phone Water- portant amendment. garet Howley) died Wednesday fore- James F. Hickey at their farm home for examining and allowing said ac- the date of this notice for principal will preach the second of a brief se- "Algiers," with Charles Boyer, j noon. The funeral will be held at near Riverside, on the occasion of poison." "One's work is the best com- vliet 37-J. tf ries of sermons on, "The Functions Sigrid Gurie, Hedy Lamarr, will be. "You, who have attended state count and hearing said petition; pany." "There is no rose without a and interest the sum of three thou- conventions at which time the Su- Silver Creek today. The deceased their 35th wedding anniversary. The It is Further Ordered, That public sand six hundred sixty-two and of the Christian Church," the spe- shown three days, Sunday, Monday' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1938. leaves a husband and four children party was a complete surprise to the thorn." cial topic being, "Fitly Joined To- preme Court Judges are nominated, notice thereof be given by publica- Remember—Nov. 1st is All Saints 06/100 dollars ($3,662.06) and no suit WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY RE- and Tuesday, beginning with a con- know that the nominations are prac- —the youngest only a few days old. couple and was arranged by Mrs. tion of a copy of this order, for three or proceeding at law or in equity PAIRING — For reliable watch, gether." You are invited to enjoy tinuous show on Sunday at 3 o'clock. } Owen Black man and D. C. John- Day, therefore, a holy day of obliga- tically made in some hotel room by a Clifford Vogel, of St. Joseph, a niece successive weeks previous to said tion. having been instituted to recover clock and jewelry repairing, take this hour of worship with us if you Those two funny characters. LEGAL WIFE SEEKS bunch of politicians for political son have the contract to erect on of the couple, and Mrs. Irving Bit- day cf hearing, in the Watervliet the debt secured by said mortgage vour work to do not worship elsewhere. Laurel and Hardy in "Blockheads," I Chicago Terrace, Paw Paw Lake, a tenhausen, a daughter of Mr. and The church is the house of God, ESTATE OF THE LATE reasons. The names are then pre- Record, a newspaper printed and and nowhere is politeness more re- or any part thereof; CHAS. P. ECKERT 10 a, m.—The Sunday school of- are on the bill for next Wednesday, sented to the convention and adopt- cottage 24x36 with basement and Mrs. Hickey. Among the guests circulated in said county. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of 154 Pleasant St fers opportunity for Bible study, and and Thursday nights. ATTY. WM. HOLBROOK two stories. It is for the gardener of quired than in the presence of God in 1 ed generally by acclamation. Very were the best man and the brides- (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD. the holy place. the power of sale contained in said Phone 21-W Watervliet a discussion of questions of daily And boys and girls, don't forget to few of the voters know anything in South Park, Chicago. maid who attended the couple 35 A true copy. Judge of Probate. mortgage and pursuant to the Also Electric Clocks. importance. come dressed up for the Saturday I years ago. They were Michael Hick- Watervliet young people are in- regard to the ability or standing of ELSIE KRAJCI, voted to join the members of St, Statutes of the State of Michigan in 6:30 p. m.—The Young People's so- matinee, says the theatre manage- The estate of Attorney William these men who are nominated at ey, of Chicago, brother of the guest Register of Probate. Joseph's parish young people at the such case made and provided, ciety will meet in the dining room oflment and also watch for special do- THIRTY YEARS AGO of honor, and Mrs. Fred Calay, sister SEPTIC TANKS, outhouses and cess- Holbrook, former assistant prosecut- political conventions. hall, St. Joseph, Mich., Tuesday, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pools cleaned. Phone 7 F 12. tf the church. There will be a program ings before the Watervliet-Coloma j ing attorney of Berrien county, who "Therefore, we considered that a From Record of Oct. 23, 1908. of Mrs. Hickey. Among the gifts re- Nov, 1, at 7:30 p, m. Following the on Monday, November 14, 1938, at and light refreshments. football game. There is a surprise in was shot and killed on Monday of non-partisan board, as provided in ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Hickey war ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR ten o'clock forenoon, Eastern Stand- Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 store. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. meeting, a social program may be FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORAL last week by his office secretary, this amendment, would choose men a silver chest filled with 35 silver HEARING CLAIMS enjoyed by the young people attend- ard Time, at the front door of the o'clock, Mrs. Harry Scherer will en- George McNees Tuesday, October 20. dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Hickey are WORK. Flowers by wire every- Mrs. Fern Patricia Dull, was filed of outstanding ability for the office State of Michigan, ing. Court House in the City of St. tertain the Ladies' Aid Society and ..BOys TOWN" FEATURE AT Miss Esther Ernsberger has gone well known in this vicinity, the for- where. T. R. SHANE. Florist. II with Judge of Probate Malcolm Hat- and from this list the governor must to New York City where she expects The Probate Court for the County (Other church announcements may Joseph, County of Berrien, Michigan friends at her home. field last Friday. Tiie attorney left appoint judges for this very impor- mer being a son of the late Mr. and (that being the place of holding Phone Watervliet 85F3. tf STATE THEATRE ON SUNDAY, to stay until spring. Mrs. John Hickey of Watervliet, and of Berrien. be found on another page of this no will; his estate is estimated at tant position. In this way you re- Mr. and Mrs. John Howley will At a session of said Court, held at paper.) Circuit Court in said County) said METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH MONDAY AND TUESDAY $4,600. move the supreme court justices Mrs. Hickey was the former Miss mortgage will be foreclosed by a HAULING—Gravel, top dirt, etc move onto their farm in Bangor Mary Broderick. the Probate Office in the City of St. Rev. Grant L. Jordan, Pastor The petition for the appointment from the political arena. When you township. B. St. John, who has Joseph in the said County, on the sale at public auction to the highest Phone 9115. LEW WILLIS. tf > was filed by his estranged wife, Mrs. have an especially good judge in of- been working the place, will move 17th day of October. A. D. 1938. bidder of the premises described in World's Temperance. Sunday Octo-j "Boys Town," with Mickey fice he will be continued from year onto his father's place. Dr. Higbee Improving Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO said mortgage, or so much thereof as ber 30. Rooney and Spencer Tracy, will bej Mabel Holbrook of Kalamazoo. The may be necessary to pay the amount FOR RENT — Four-room modern estate consists chiefly of the home at to year and is not subject to the po- Miss Laura Haynes brought to this Judge of Probate. DECLARE LAND CONTRACT "Personal Rights and Where They the Sunday and Monday attraction; NEW 60 4-DOOR fgPAH *999* ~ litical fluctuation of the state." Dr. F. O. Higbee, prominent Three due as aforesaid, and any sum or house with garage, End" will be the general topic of the i 400 Parker avenue, Benton Harbor, office last Saturday a bunch of apple Oaks physician who was so seriously In the Matter of the Estate of FORFEITED AND DEMAND FOR tf A. W. WOODRUFF. at the State Theatre in Hartford, which the attorney was buying on * Bramble is on the executive com- blossoms from a tree in Dee Wood's Henry R. Tonnelier, Deceased. sums which may be paid by the study hour in Sunday school at 10:00 with a continuous show starting at 2 injured in an automobile crash two PAYMENT—With Proof of Service undersigned at or before said sale for a m contract, and which he was sharing mittee of the statewide non-partisan orchard in Keeler township. The weeks ago that his lie was dispaired It appearing to the Court that the - - I o'clock on Sunday. Also selected; with his secretary, Mrs. Dull. The committee of farm, civic, fraternal, time for presentation of claims To Anna Gowman, Route No. 2, taxes and/or insurance on said FOR SALE—Pure clover honey; ex- October thirtieth is World Tem- | short subjects. ALSO-ANOTHER BIG NEW OLDS SIX ANl tree has many other blossoms on it. of, is slowing improving at the St. premises, and all other sums paid by house is valued at $4,300, and in ad- religious and professional leaders F. E. Baughman arrived home last against said estate should be limited Watervliet, Michigan. tracted; 10c per lb. Bring your perance Sunday and this year it will i Saturday night, October 28, is Joseph Sanitarium where he was You are hereby notified that a the undersigned, with interest there- own containers. dition there is personal property who are sponsoring the amendment. Saturday from Syracuse, New York. taken following the accident. It will and that a time and place be ap- be observed by more churches than; double feature night with Hop-A- A GREAT NEW EIGHT AT REDUCED PRICES valued at $300. Mrs. Holbrook in He has been buying produce there pointed to receive, examine and ad- certain executory Land Contract on, pursuant to law and to the terms WM. RENNE, Phone 53F13. ever before since it was founded. In1 Long Cassidy in "Pride of the West," RHYTHMIC be necessary for him to remain at the bearing date the 22nd day of June, of said mortgage, and all legal costs, tf 1 . the stand-out car for filing the petition asks that she be How to Do the REAL Lambeth and at other points in the state. He hospital for some time yet because of just all claims and demands against a sense it is a revival. We have had and "The Missing Guest," with Paul O question about it. 1933, by and between The Federal charges and expenses, including an World Temperance Sunday for dec- Kelly. 4 DOO* SiOAH 'fU* 1939 is Oldsmobile! With the pick of them appointed as the administratrix. In Walk! What Light Can Do to Your says buyers bid as high as $23 a ton a badly shattered ankle. said deceased by and before said H9W70' N Court; Land Bank of Saint Paul, vendor, of attorney's fee, which premises are ades, but for many years its observ- Two de-luxe features are sched- all in the low-price field ... a brand new, all- addition to hersel, she lists as legal Face! Two of the Many Interesting for cabbages. Mr. Baughman said described as follows: WOOD FOR SALE—Call at LEWIS heirs their four children, three It is Ordered, That creditors ol the first part, and Anna Gowman, ance was neglected. The revival is, uled for Wednesday night. They are quality Six with a flashing new Econo-Master Features in The American Weekly, politics are getting very warm in the That certain piece or parcel of DRUG STORE. tf ""'to OH daughters—Dorothy, 17; Faith, 16; Empire state and that from what he said deceased are required to pre- vendee of the second part, is in de- in part at least, to be credited to the "Hawaii Calls," with Bobby Breen engine. And it's Olds again in the popular-price the Magazine Distributed with the land situated in the City of Benton '• %u»o . and Rowena, 11 years old, also a son, SUNDAY CHICAGO HERALD AND heard while there he believed sent their claims to said Court at fault by reason of the non-payment Methodist Episcopal church, which and Ned Sparks, and "Freshman field. With stunning new editions of the Oldsmo- ai CoiL said Probate Office on or before the of the installments of principal and Harbor, County of Berrien, Michigan, DRAYING and TRANSFER—Any- in 1932 enacted legislation calling Year," with Dixie Dunbar, 5PR Dallas, all residents of Kalamazoo. EXAMINER.—Adv. Chanler was sure to defeat Hughes Registration Notice more particularly described as: bile Six and Eight, both reduced in price. See 'HGIHG for governor and that Bryan stood 20th day of February A. D. 1939, at ten interest due thereunder, and also by thing, anywhere. Phone 201, Water- for regular observance of the day Coming Thursday and Friday, No- Lot Six (6), Block "E", Ingham vliet. F. RAUTH. these three great cars . . . check them against 2. < - H,# y an even show of carrying the state. FOR o'clock in the fornoon, said time and reason of non-payment of taxes and throughout the denomination. An vember 3 and 4, ' Valley of the Gi- the field. There's an Olds for everybody in 19391 place being hereby appointed for the you have forfeited your rights there- and Bowmans Addition to Benton increasing number of churches have ants," with Wayne Morris, Claire GENERAL ELECTION examination and adjustment of all under, and you are hereby notified Harbor, according to the plat thereof FOR SALE—Ten acres of land and heeded this exhortation each year Trevor and Charles Bickford. • Delivered price at Lansing, Mich., subject to change TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1938 claims and demands against said that the said The Federal Land Bank recorded in the office of the Register modern house three miles north of since this time. without notice. Price includes safety glass, bumpers, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO bumper guards, spare tire and deceased. of Saint Paul hereby demands the of Deeds for Berrien County in Book Watervliet on M-140, north side of In a church where the day is fully' tube. Transportation, state and From Record of Oct. 31, 1913. It is Further Ordered, That public payment to it by you of the sum of 1 of Miscellaneous Records, page 240. lake. Small payment down, balance observed, the pastor preaches on "THREE LOVES HAS NANCY" \ MtWSO DATED: August 19, 1938. 4000* nP4H 11043*local taxea, if any, optional equip- A daughter was born to Rev. and notice thereof be given by publica- One thousand two hundred eighty government loan if wished. Write temperance. The Young People's So- TO BE SHOWN AT THE LOMA To the Qualified Electors of the City HOME OWNERS' LOAN S. D. LAVELY, Watervliet, Mich, tf ciety discusses it. The Sunday school i ment and acceasoriea — extra. Mrs. F. L. Blewfield Wednesday, tion of a copy of this order, for three and 13/100 Dollars, which is the General Motors Instalment Plan. COAL October 22. The young lady's name of Watervliet, Michigan: successive weeks previous to said amount now past due and unpaid in CORPORATION, has a special program and temper-1 is Shirley Elvira. Notice is hereby given that in con- day of hearing, in the Watervliet principal and interest according to Mortgagee W A N T E D—Second-hand cornet. ance is the subject in every class of j This Will be Big Attraction in Co- F. H. Merrifield was in Grand formity with the "Michigan Election Record, a newspaper printed and the terms of the said Land Contract GRAY & GRAY, MRS. ADELIA COPELAND e^ry departmen1 , . . loma on Sunday and Monday *uOU OUGHT Rapids several days last week where Law," I, the undersigned City circulated in said county. and in addition thereto demands the Attorneys for Mortgagee Phone Watervliet 64-R. In the Methodist Episcopal church, We have a very good buy in he trudged through the burning Clerk, will, upon any day, except rSeal) MALCOLM HATFIELD. payment by you of the taxes now as- Business Address: the promotion of the day is under, "Three Loves Has Nancy" is a de- JO OWN A true copy. Judge of Probate. sessed against the property covered 120 Pipestone Street, the direction of the Board of Tem-i lightful comedy hit with three out- sands to high spots in Masonry, from Sunday and a legal holiday, the day FOR SALE—Five-room house with ! MILLERS CREEK Coal for the 4th degree to the 32nd, inclusive. of any regular or special election or ELSIE KRAJCI, by the said Land Contract and also Benton Harbor, Michigan. perance and Public Morals. standing stars—Janet Gaynor, Rob- bath; newly nainted and decorated. The psychology of this movement ert Montgomery and Franchot Tone AH OLDS/ A freight train of 133 cars passed primary election, receive for regis- Register of Probate. demands such payment within thirty M-ST-558 Small down piyment, monthly pay- A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE days from this date and from the (Aug. 19—Nov. 11) is profoundly consequential to the;—and will be shown at the Loma down the Pere Marquette line last tration the name of any legal voter ments $12.00. Write H. BUJACK. Saturday morning drawn by two in said City not already regis- date of the service of this Notice and i future of the country. I Theatre in Coloma on Sunday and $7*50 a ton delivered STATE OF MICHIGAN Demand upon you, which period of (6 621 Eldridge Ave., Flint, Mich, tf At 10 a. m. the Sunday school will | Monday. mogul locomotives. It was a mile tered who may Apply To Me Person- • long, and one who counted the cars ally for such registration. Provided, time is considered and declared to be study "Personal Rightj, and Where; On Tuesday and Wednesday of declared that it was the longest train however, that I can receive no names In the Circuit Court for the County a reasonable length of time, and in FOR SALE—Two registered Guern- They End." next week, the Loma Theatre will of Berrien, in Chancery. J. W. GUNN, M. D. 1 that every passed through Water- for registration during the time in- default thereof, the undersigned will sey bulls, old enough for service. In the worship service at 11 a. m. present a new James Cagney, who, This is an exceptionally hard, free the choir will furnish temperance! with Pat O'Brien and Marie Wilson, j NELSON BROS., Watervliet, Mich. vliet. tervening between the Second Satur- „ Case No, A 817 exercise its option under the said Office Hoars, 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. L. L. BARNEY, R 1, South Haven. music and the minister's theme will make the feature "Boy Meets Girl." j Until the latter part of last week day before any regular, special, or ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Contract to declare said Land Con- Four Days—Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat 10-28p burning, non-coking coal of re- the temperature had not been low official primary election and the day tract forfeited, and you will be re- An extra charge from 6 to 8 p. m. be in keeping with this great sub-1 Also on this bill they will show CHARLES W. SVANDERLIK and ject. The public is cordially invited.1 Stuart Irwin in "Passport Husband." enough to kill tender vegetation, of such election. quired to yield, surrender, and de- No calls accepted after 8 p. m. COAL FOR SALE—Millers Creek though it had lightly touched it. The CLARA SVANDERLIK, husband and liver up the possession of the prem- The Epworth League Hallowe'en On Thursday and Friday the double markably low ash content for high- The last day for General Registra- wife, LOUIS HEZINA (also some- Coal for $7.50 a ton delivered. party will be held in the church par-. attraction will be "Garden of the past week has been rainy, cloudy and tion does not apply to persons who ises .in said Land Contract mention- CONSUMERS COAL & APPLIANCE JUT. . lors on Saturday evening, October 29. j Moon," with Pat O'Brien, Margaret i FALL GARDEN HINTS unpleasant. Yesterday morning the times known as Luis Hezina) and ed and of which you are now in pos- CO., Watervliet. Phone 174 F 2. est grade domestic use. vote under the Absent Voters' Law. ANTONIE HEZINA, husband and This is a costume party. Hallowe'en Lindsay and Jimmy Fidler; it's not a ground was covered with snow, which (See Registration by Affidavit.) session under and by virtue of the wife, and JULIUS IHDE and JOSEFA games will be played and refresh-• musical, but the music in it is deep! „ , . , ^ , a , disappeared before noon. Notice is hereby given that I will terms thereof. <)r a reen on IHDE, husband and wife. Plaintiffs, Said premises are described in said ments will be served. in the groove, making this a thrilling i * ^ g the kitchen be at my office on Eyes Tested and Correctly Fitted. All 1 w n ows 0 u p a ew an s c>f v. Land Contract as follows, viz: Kinds of Glasses Furnished. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Two The Kalamazoo District Epworth drama; also "Prison Break." a news- ' d ''^ P ^ . * P' ^ . TRY SOME TODAY FOR WE KNOW SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1938—LAST acres on stone road; 5-room bunga- League Fellowship meeting will be paper story with funny Glenda Far- parsley. This will come in handy FIFTEEN YEARS AGO DAY—From 8 o'clock a. m. until 8 JOHN J, HARWOOD, GEORGE H. The South Half of the Southeast Watervliet, Michigan. re n a er on or arn s n YOU WILL LIKE IT EDWARDS (also sometimes known Quarter (S'^SE'^) of Section low; furnace heat, electricity, garage held in the Peace Temple, Benton | ll- 9 Saturday the Loma will,' ^ ^ S ' hi 6- BERRIEN COUNTY FAIR o'clock p. m. on each said day for and poultry house; close to town. Harbor, on Tuesday evening. No-! show the picture you have been' , ' ~ ' AT THE From Record of Oct. 26, 1923. as Geo, H, Edwards) and ROSCOE D. Thirty-four (34), Township ,11 the purpose of reviewing the regis- Property is clear; will take in ex- vember 1. Dinner at 6:45, 35c. Trans- waiting for, "Goldmine in the Sky," ! ^ boxes or pails with good garden Robert Smith is driving a new tration and registering such of the DIX, VIRGINIA M, DIX, WINFRED three (3) South, Range Seventeen so1 a K, DIX, and KATHRYN DIX change 40 to 60 acres, good buildings; portation will be provided. Young and the mystery man Peter Lorrie in ' . l^af-mold, and store for seed- Ford sedan. qualified electors in said city as shall (17) West, containing Eighty F. W. BROWN, M. D. wants electricity—prefers farm land people of the church and League will, "^r- Moto Takes a Chance," also Planting in eaily spring. properly apply therefor. HUMPHREY, and his, her, or their (80) acres, more or less, accord- a Benton Harbor Armory CONSUMERS COAL & APPUANCE CO. Jack Clark, who has been seriously without fruit. Write or call O. C. meet at the church at 6:00 p. m. comedy. Among the special attrac- . ~ T , . ,. unknown heirs, representatives or G,a ill at Kalamazoo the past two weeks, The name of no person but an ing to the Government survey Physician and Surgeon ROOSEVELT, Coloma, Mich. Phone November will be loyalty month tions coming soon to the Loma will . diolus bulbs when dug should Sponsored by the Republican W omen's Clnbs of Berrien Coonty assigns, Defendants. thereof, excepting therefrom be allo PHONE 174 F 2 WATERVLIET is reported improved. actual resident of the precinct at the 206. in the church. The churches of the; be "Boys Town," "Too Hot to Han- wed to cure for a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nielsen and At a session of said court, held at Two (2) acres described as com- OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK before storing. To help overcome time of registration, and entitled WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN charge will observe Fellowship' and "Four Daughters." children of Allegan were here to under the constitution, if remaining the Court House in the City of St. mencing at the Southeast corner the thrips, store in paper bags with Joseph, in said County, on the 17th Calls Answered Promptly Day ot FOR SALE—300 shocks of corn. Week November 6 to 13 inclusive.! attend the funeral of Levi Krieger such resident, to vote at the next thereof, thence North along the There wiU be meetings for men napthaline flakes. About one ounce day of September, A. D. 1938. Section line 16 rods, thence West — Night — ART LEE, 2 mi. south, Iv* east of for every 100 bulbs is recommended. Coyne, ioths- on Wednesday of last week. election, shall be entered in the only, women only and young people STICKNEY SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. James Kinyon and registration book. PRESENT: HONORABLE FRE- 20 rods, thence South 16 rods, Watervliet. 10-28p Burn all gladiolus and dahlia tops, MONT EVANS. CIRCUIT JUDGE. only, get-together meetings for Wa- NOTES daughter Alene and Miss Hilda Steele thence East 20 rods to place of tervliet, Coloma and Riverside. Let as they harbor borers and other pests. of Watervliet and Earl White and CLAIR E. SHEPARD, On reading and filing the bill of beginning. Berrien County, FOR SALE—Vj Newfoundland and City Clerk complaint in said cause and the affi- Great Dane pups, 6 weeks old, every member of the church and the Dig dahlias; do not pull them up NOTICE family of 'Hartford are planning to Michigan. DR. JOE F. REED family endeavor to be in the church The children who were neither leave today, Thursday, to drive davit attached thereto, it appearing Dated October 26, 1938. black and white. A very good watch by the stems. Tubers with broken that it is not known whether the dog and good pal for children. H. services. tardy nor absent during the month I am pleased to announce to the public that I am through to Tampa, Florida, where THE FEDERAL LAND BANK Osteopathic Official board meeting at church of October are: necks will not grow. In a dry cellar they expect to spend the winter. above named defendants and their ATHERTON, Watervliet, Phone 53F2. they may be stored upside down. Registration Notice OF SAINT PAUL, Vendor, Physician and Surgeon Oct. 21-28p Wednesday, November 2, at 7:45. Fourth grade: Emil Plasko, Don- now able to attend to my harness and shoe trade. Mrs. Eli Seron gave a six o'clock unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, Saint Paul, Minnesota ald Hunt; Third grade: James Hunt, When kept in a furnace-heated base- and assigns are living or dead, or ment, it is best to pack in boxes with You all know where I am and how I do my work. dinner last Saturday in honor of Mrs. GORDON BREWER. GENERAL PRACTICE Beverly Pitcher, Donald Phillips. John Hammel's birthday. Out of where any of them may reside, if Attorney for Vendor FOR SALE—Upholstered davenport FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corliss Bauma; First grade: Elgin sand, peatmoss or ashes. Dust with I have a large supply of shoe stock of the very town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy GENERAL ELECTION living, and, if dead, whether they Bronson, Michigan. Specializing in Treatment of and chair; plank top library table. Rev. Ellsworth Moran, Pastor Struble; Beginners: Norma Jean Van sulphur all varieties that do not come Parham and daughter Betty of Three have personal representatives or Deafness Good condition. Phone FARAM 176. Drasek, Jerry Hunt, Frieda Pflu- through the winter very easily. choicest Prime Sole Leather that money can TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1938 heirs living or where they or some (Oct. 28—Nov. 11) 10:00 a. m., Sunday school, Wil- Oaks and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Appleby tf liam Woodworth in charge. gradt. buy. Also a fine line of Harness Leather and of Kalamazoo. Mr. Parham and of them may reside, and further that North Main Street Phone 154 At this season of the year it is not the present whereabouts of said 11:00 a. m., sermon at Coloma by ' uncommon to see huge piles of leaves family and Mr. and Mrs. Appleby ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—Sale WATERVLIET /HIGAN FOR SALE—Genuine Heatrola. Al- Rev. W. C. Muffett of Spring Arbor, Harness Supplies. All work done promptly. were week-end guests at the Ham- To the Qualified Electors of the defendants are unknown and that the Salem Lutheran Church. Coloma i being burned. In many cases they Of Real Estate. most like new. Inquire of former elder of this district. The ! are burned on the very spot where Next Saturday, Oct. 29, I will polish all shoes mel home. Township of Watervliet, State of names of the persons who are in- Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor. cluded therein without being named, State of Michigan, ED EVANS, Watervliet. Watervliet people will join those at j there is a total loss of plant food. The as free of charge. Come and see. I will also put Michigan: but who are embraced therein under The Probate Court for the County 10-28p Coloma for this service. Services next Sunday will be ..a', burnintmming ofl leaves destroys a lo.v,vt of 7:30 p. m., praise service. follow: rV C 3 :lo a m Frank Nevins, owner of the Shady of Berrien. i 1 li * 1 ' ; 'plant food which represents a fertility Vaudeville Vaudeville the title of unknown heirs, devisees, on a man's half sole for 85c—as good as a sole Notice is hereby given that in H. G. HcMAHAN, H. D. 8:15 p. m., sermon in Watervliet Sunday school and Bible hour at Shores resort at Dewey Lake, paid conformity with the "Michigan legatees and assigns cannot be as- At a session of said Court, held at FOR RENT—Nine-room hous£ Elec- loss to the soil. When burned the can be. All done promptly - guaranteed the best. a fine of $100 last week for the pos- the Probate Office in the City of St. Thursday evening prayer meeting 10:15, and German service at 11:00 potassium remains in the ashes and Election Law," I, the undersigned certained after diligent search and tricity; bath; 10 a Garage, chicken o'clock. On Sunday, November 6th, session of a gambling machine. inquiry. Joseph in said County, on the 24th Physician and Surgeon house, i^mi. fest of Hartford on US- at the home of Mrs. Jennie Morrison the nitrogen and the phosphorus is The same old stand for forty years. Township Clerk, will upon any day at Millburg. the congregation will observe the Re- lost. Not only would these elements except Sunday and a legal holi- On motion of Francis J. Miller, day of October A. D. 1938. Office at 12 (Sutton Place.) See WILLIAM ' We welcome everyone to these formation Festival. On Sunday, No- make a green lawn, but the decaying day, the day of any regular or spe- attorney for plaintiffs, IT IS ORDER- Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Residence—147 St. Joseph St MUELLEDER, or owner on premises. — Yours For Honest Dealings — Judge of Probate. services. vember 13th, the anniversary of the leaves act as an excellent source of cial election or primary election, ED, that said defendants and their 10-28 church dedication will be observed. unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, In the Matter of the Estate of Office Honrs organic matter, the material that receive for registration the name of gives the soil its black color. If a ^DOCTOR any legal voter in said Town- and assigns cause their appearance Anna B. Lekholm, Deceased. 2 to 5 7 to 9 FOR SALE—Cabbage, 25c per bu.; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES to be entered in this cause within Allen W. Woodruff having filed in , Benton Harbor Woman Struck by person does not care to have them in F. M. KEASEY ship not already registered who Except Wednesday and Sunday peppermint oil, 10c per bottle. "Everlasting Punishment ' will be the lawn, a compost pile is an excel- may Apply To Me Personally three months from the date of this said Court his petition, praying for Automobile Music ABEL WORKMAN Music Watervliet Michigan order, and in default thereof that license to sell the interest of said es- — GENERAL SURGERY — the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in lent thing for any garden or lawn. for such registration. Provided, 10-28p McDonald, Mich. all Christian Science Churches Mrs. R, J. Watts, of Benton Harbor, This consists of a pile made up of MEAT however, that I can receive no said bill of complaint be taken as tate in certain real estate therein de- *1 confessed by the said defendants, scribed. Phone 81 WatervUet Mich. throughout the world on Sunday, was painfully injured Tuesday eve- leaves, covered with a layer of soil, HELP* KEEP names for registration during the October 30. ning when she was thrown to the another layer of leaves, more soil, time intervening between the Sec- their unknown heirs, devisees, lega- It is Ordered, That the 21st day of FOR RENT—House on St. Joe St. In- YOU FIT. IT tees, and assigns. Publication hereof November A. D. 1938, at ten o'clock quire of MERRITT SUMMERRILL. The Golden Text (Micah 7:9) is: pavement by a car driven by Warren and so on. This will rot down in from ond Saturday before any regular, "Rejoice not against me, O mine en- M shall be made in the Watervliet in the forenoon, at said Probate Of- tf McNitt, 17-year-old son of Dr. A. L. six months to one year and can be re- FURNI5HE5 special, or official primary election emy; when I fall, I shall arise; when McNitt of Millburg. The injured turned to the lawn or garden. A lit- and the day of such election. Record within twenty days from the fice, be and is hereby appointed for THE FOOD hearing said petition, and that all DEANEFIZZEIL,D.D.S, FOR SALE—Six weeks old pigs. I sit in darkness, the Lord shall be a woman was taken to Mercy hospital, tle commercial fertilizer and a small .4 Big Time A Big Time Under U. S. Government Supenruion The last day for General Registra- date hereof, once each week for six light unto me." successive weeks. This suit is brought persons interested in said estate ap- DENTAL OFFICE IN O. W. FELLOWS, County Line, 3rd where she was said to have a deep amount of potash may be added in ELEMENTS tion does not apply to persons who Among the Bible citations is this cut in the scalp and was also severe- with each layer of dirt to help make vote under the Absent Voters' Law. to quiet title to the following parcel pear before said Court, at said time FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. house south of John Carmody's cor- for Everybody for Everybody YOUR BODY and place, to show cause why a 11- ners. ll-18p passage (Proverbs 11:5): "The righ- ly bruised about the legs. a desirable fertilizer. The same ap- Notice is hereby given that I will of land in the Township of Lincoln, Watervliet, Michigan teousness of the perfect shall direct Berrien County, Michigan, described cnese to sell the interest of said es- plies to grass clippings. NEE05 be at the Carmody Drug Store, his ways; but the wicked shall fall Not So Careless, Please Are You Thinking Watervliet, Michigan, as: tate in said real estate should not be PHONE 119 WANTED—Boy's second hand bi- granted; cycle. Must be reasonable. Phone by his own wickedness." SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938— The South half of the Northeast Correlative passages to be read A bricklayer working on tho top of quarter of the Southeast quarter It is Further Ordered, That public 147-M. WARREN ROGERS. 10-28 a very high building accidentally "Donation Day" At LAST DAY notice thereof be given by publica- from the Christian Science textbook, Of Marriage? of Section 16, Township 5 South, "Science and Health with Key to the knocked a brick off the scaffolding St. Joseph Sanitarium SPEAKERS From 8 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m. Range 19 West, containing 20 tion of a copy of this order, for three O.J. HOWARD, D.V.E WILL EXCHANGE—Fodder for corn with his foot and it unfortunately for the purpose of Reviewing the successive weeks previous to said day husking, 5 acres. V. C. TRUMAN. Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, in- HON. CLARE E. HOFFMAN HON. HARRY F. KELLY acres more or less. clude the following (p. 537): "Error landed on the head of a man who was Monday was "Donation Day" at the It's not nearly as difficult as you may imagine. Registration and Registering such of FREMONT EVANS, of hearing, in the Watervliet Record, VETERINARIAN One mile west of Hartford on US-12. passing. Candidate for Congress Candidate for Secretary of State the qualified electors in said Town- a newspaper printed and circulated 10-28p excludes itself from harmony. Sin is St. Joseph Sanitarium and it is said Circuit Judge / its own punishment." The man whose head had been hit that the reception room of the hospital Afternoon and Evening A boy and a girl with determination and faith ship as Shall Properly Apply There- FRANCIS J. MILLER, in said County. Phone No. 84-R. looked up and shouted, "Be careful, for, resembled a county fair with its dis- Saturday, October 29 From 2 P. M. to 2 A. M. Attorney for Plaintiffs (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD Residence West of Creamery HOUSE TO RENT—To small family. up there, you made me bite my play of all sorts of fresh vegetables, in each other hurdle insurmountable ob- The name of no person but an ST. PAUL'S EVANGEUCAL tongue.'' Business Address: A true copy. Judge of Probate. WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN ROBERT SMITH. tf fresh and canned fruits, pams, jellies FREE EVERYBODY WELCOME FREE actual resident of the precinct at the St. Joseph, Michigan. ELSIE KRAJCI, CHURCH (Bainbridge) stacles with ease. Start NOW with a bank time of said registration, and en- and preserves. Contributions have Attest: A True Copy. Register of Probate. FOR SALE—Circulating Oil Heater; Rev. G. Krenzenstein, Pastor. iUISW <•'«* 1 titled under the Constitution, if re- Jerome (after Sunday school)— been pouring in or several days. ... .!.» *1 N* By JOSEPH S. BETCHEK, used only 3 weeks. Will heat three ITS A GREAT TICKET! VOTE IT STRAIGHT! account—no matter how small. maining such resident, to vote at the Sunday, Oct. 30, 1938. Say, Dad, our lesson today told about "Donation Day" is an annual event Governor Deputy Clerk. rooms. FRANK BURNS, Watervliet. Anilitor General Prosecatlnj Attorney Circuit Court CotamlsalaMT next election, shall be entered in the Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. the evil spirits entering the swine. at the Sanitarium. f FRANK D. FITZERALD VERNON J. BROWN ROBERT P. SMALL HAROLD P. KLUTE &r-.r.ru - (Sept. 23—Oct. 28) C. I. MONROE tf Dad—Yes, and what do you wish Lieutenant Governor United States Reprenntatlv* Sheriff WEBSTER STERLING registration book. Reformation services (English) at H HEN D. DICKINSON Qualify for responsibility by association with to know about that, son? CLARE E. HOFFMAN CHARLES L. MILLER Drain CommtsnoMr Dated: October 12, 1938. William P. Jones, Sr. 11:00 a. m. Proprietor—What is the dispute Secretmrjr of SUte Slate Senator Clerk WILLIAM C. HEYN How to Do the Real "Lambeth Walk*' NOTARY PUBLIC, FOR SALE—No. 16 Round Oak Jerome—Was that the way they HARRY F. KELLY J. T. HAMMOND A. J. HASTINGS Coroner Chicken supper Thursday, Nov. 3. about. Miss Storjnik? Remember, Attorney General a responsible bank. NORBERT HUTCHINS, stove; also 100 shocks of corn. Choir rehearsal every Tuesday eve- first got deviled ham? Stato Reyretentative 1st District Treasurer LOUIS W. KERLIKOWSKE Township Clerk. The English musical comedy star, NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE, Phone 125 W. PATSY HEALY. in this store the customer is always THOMAS READ LOOMIS K. PRESTON WILLIAM H. BARTZ WILLIAM PIFER ning. right. What did that man say? St«te Treaiurer State Representative "ind District Register of Deeds Surveyor HIGH ATTtACTIVS Polly Ward, who introduced the new and 10-28 MILLER DUNCKBS, GAIL HANDY JOHN L. CHADDOCK JAMES H. DEWEY dance craze, tells American jitter- With Seal Wiudom is knowing what to do; Clerk—Oh, he only said you were — You Are Welcome to Use This Bank — QUALITY PKICBS Subscribe for The Record. INSURANCE MEATS bugs they are doing it wrong, and WatervUet, Mich. FOR SALE—Oak library table and ZION EVANGEUCAL CHURCH skill is knowing how to do it; virtue the toughest old shark in this town. is doing it. explains the true Cockney way, in an 18 Years' Experience in Executing WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN Morris chair. Rev. G. Raduchel, Pastor. informative article—illustrated in Legal Papers. 10-28 MRS. ARTHUR ENOS. color—in The American Weekly with Sunday, October 30, Sunday The muscular power of birds, ounce school at 9:45 a. m. Sermon theme, for ounce of weight, has been de- And would you believe 1937 wasj Enders Greyhound busses leave Harris & Alfing the October 30 Detroit Sunday Times, termined to be several limes that of HENRY CHAMBERLAIN LODGE Constipated? and tells exactly how to master the FOR SALE—Six-room house, with "The Commitment of Life." Evening the biggest bicycle production year1 Watervliet for Kalamazoo at 7:30 a. "For 30 years 1 had constipation, awful any other living creature. NO. 308, F. & A. M., Lodge rooms First National Bank MYRON WOLCOTT bath and modern convencies. Lo- services, E. L. C. E.f 7:30. At 8:00 ROBERT P. SMALL 7 1 m a m m latest dance that has taken this coun- gas bloating, hcadaches and back pains. Medical and Surgical Diseases ol since lay1899a Welwelll , it wawass . AccordingAccording '' * -' HarboP* "» r at P10:0* ^ 0 Masonic Hall, Watervliet, Michigan. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Deposits Adlenka helped right away. Now, 1 eat try by storm. Be sure to get The 1 cated on High street, Watervliet. p. m. the Centennial Missionary pro- Leave for Benton Groceries & Meats sausage, bananas, pie, anything I want Attorney at Law MRS. W. E. JOHNSON, gram wUl be considered. will appreciate your vote for to a Washington survey, a total of a. m_t 1:45 p. ^ 5^5 p. m., 8:25 p. m Regular communications 2nd. Wed- Insured. Never felt better." Mrs. Mabel Schott. Detroit Sunday Times.—Adv. W EYE, EAR,NOSEand THROAT Office over First National Bank. ll-4p R 1, Decatur, Mich. The public is cordially invited to JOHN L. CHADDOCK 1,130,736 bicycles were built last year, j nesday evening of each month. Visit- WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN PHONE 28 Treated by W. L. Curtis, M. D. these services. i PROSECUTOR ADLERIKA If you want a better welcome, lis- SPECIALIST GLASSES FITTEO — Phones — Republican fiv•.e1 •time s more than in 1909 and i The den of the fox contains two ing brothers always welcome. Watervliet, Michigan Carmody's Drug Store ten rather than talk. Last 4 Years Asmtant within 50,000 of the banner year of rooms, one used for sleeping and the CLAIR SHEPARD. Secretary. Benton Harbor, Michigan WatervUet 119 Si Joseph US Extra copies of The WatervUet Adv. For Register of Deeds. the gay nineties. 1 other for food storage. 1 R. R. SHELTERS, W. Record on sale at Nu-Way Shop. We appreciate items of interett. *

WatervHefr Repord, Watervliet, MioK., Qctobey 28) 1936

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunter are' RITES FOR HARVEY KRIEGER moving to Chicago. ; AT BENTON HARBOR THIS The A. Michalik family have closed INDEPENDENTLY OWNED BREVITIES their summer home at Douglas View FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 and returned to Chicago. E. C. Johns is reported ill at his Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Reid and chil- Final rites will be held for Harvey dren of Kalamazoo, spent the week- CLOSING OUT SALE home on Main street. Krieger at the Esalhorst chapel in Joseph Hoffman submitted to an end at the Hiram Reid home. Benton Harbor this Friday afternoon operation at Mercy hospital last O. H. Durbin is again in charge of 2 o'clock, the Rev. planning of Saturday. the Standard Oil station on the cor- the Benton Harbor Congregational We are closing out our entire Mrs. W. L. Hillard Is reported ser- ner of Main and Pleasant streets, church, officiating. Burial will be in BEST QUALITY ALWAYS iously ill at her home on the Lewis having recently taken over the busi- Crystal Springs cemetery. stock of Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready Addition. ness from Bernard Beam. Mr. Krieger, who was 64 years old, died Wednesday night at his home in O. E. S. supper at Masonic Tem- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leslie left here to Wear, Men's Wear, Shoes and ple, Monday, October 31, 1938 at 6:30 Bainbridge township. He was a son Monday for St. Petersburg, Florida, the late Jacob and Elizabeth p. m. Public invited. where they have a winter home. Mrs. Krieger, and besides the wife he is Rubber Footwear. While our stock Clyde Selter is confined to his John Chambers accompanied them to survived by two sons, Gaylord Plymouth, Indiana, where she is vis- home on St. Joseph street because of Krieger, of Benton Harbor, and Ted, Friday and Saturday Specials an abcess on his. ankle. iting relatives. at home; two daughters, Mrs. Harold has been depleted in some items we Mr. and Mrs. George Schreiber, of There was a good turnout at the Burnsworth and Mrs. Wayne Myers, 1 Chicago, spent the week-end at their "School Night" put on Wednesday of Benton Harbor; two brothers, still have a large assortment to GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 24 /2 lb. sack 83c summer home at Fairview Beach. evening by the teachers and students Jacob Krieger, of Bainbridge, and I Mrs. Margaret Krieger is spending of the local public school, and much Roscoe Krieger, of Benton Harbor; choose from. PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, 24 /2 lb. .ack 81c the week with her granddaughter, interest was shown by those parents two sisters. Mrs. E. Hartung of Chi- Miss Audry Case, in Benton Harbor. and friends of the students who at- cago. and Mrs. Harold Scherer of COTTOSUET, 2 Ibs 25c Mrs. Harvey Harper. Sr., is visiting tended. The effort was proven well Rockford, 111. We have been busy the last at the home of her daughter, Mrs. worth while. FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs 29c Lucile Carthcart. and family, in Chi- FORMER WATERVLIET few days getting out merchandise cago. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kniebes of BOY WINS TRIP TO BONELESS CORNED BEEF, lb 18c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, of Oak Bainbridge are the parents of that we didn't have room for when Park. Illinois, spent the week-end at daughter, born at the Eyers Mater- WASHINGTON, D. C. 13c their summer home on Doty's Land- nity home October 24, 1938. the sale opened. BACON SQUARES, lb | ing. Anton Blattner. who operated the Tickets will be on sale the first of Elmer Easton, 15-year-old son of FRESH PIG HOCKS, 2 Ibs 25c 1 Fred Boulais farm on Paw Paw ave- next week for the benefit movie, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Easton, of You will find our counters again nue. the past summer, has returned sponsored by the Epworth League of Niles, was one of the twenty-six boys who left South Bend, Ind., on Mon- | to Chicago. the local Methodist church, and it is piled high with items that will make urged that everyone co-operate and day, October 17th, for a 5-day trip Mrs. Fred Freier. of North Water- purchase a ticket whether he cares to Washington, D. C. vliet. underwent a goitre operation at to attend the show or not. The pic- After seeing the many sights in you want to start buying all over ON SALE ALL WEEK the St. Joseph Sanitarium Wednes- ture entitled, "I Am the Law," will Washington, they were given a side [day morning. be presented at the local theatre two trip, by boat, to Norfolk, Va., York again. HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL SALE Mr. and Mrs. Willard Feldman and nights, Monday and Tuesday, No- town and Jamestown. At James I Harold Mishler of Nappanee, Ind., vember 14 and 15. The League's town they were shown the oldest OCT. 28th TO NOV. 3rd INCLUSIVE spent the week-end at the John share of the proceeds will be used to church in America. You are still not too late to get | Chambers home. give medical attention to a local Elmer won the 1937 contest and B1SQU1CK, 40 oz. pkg 27c Mrs. H. C. Ward and daughter. school student who has a serious eye was given a trip to New Orleans, La., a great many things you are going HALLOWEEN—Hot Biscuits With Honey or Preserves I Jessie, of Chicago, were week-end trouble and whose parents are un- but was unable to take the trip due guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. able to give the child the proper at- to illness and quarantine, and was to need—at prices you will not be PURE PRESERVES or HONEY, 1 lb. jar ... . 19t 1 Francis B. Case. tention. This work is a splendid one given a cash prize instead. The trip ICEBERG SALAD DRESSING, quart jar ... . 33< Harold Boyer and family have for any organization to undertake was given by the South Bend Trib- able to duplicate again for a long moved from the Case house on West and much credit is given to the city's une with all expenses paid. Elmer EXTRA WHIPPED CREAMY young people for the interest they has about 90 customers on his route. time. You'll Be Proud Of Your Salad Made With Icebcrg St. Joseph street to the Bigelow property on Main street. are taking in desiring to help the un- Elmer is a sophomore in the Niles 1 fortunate. Will you not help? Tick- high school, and was born on the CATSUP, Royal Blue, 14 oz. bottle 12 /2< Miss S. Louise Surface, of Wash- TASTY—NEW PACK ets are 25 cents each, and they may farm now owned by L. J. Palmer ington. D. C.. was a guest of her cou- be purchased from the League mem- southeast of Watervliet. sin, Mrs. V. W. Veirs, at the Manor K.ARO, Blue Label Syrup, 2 cans .... 19^ bers. Below 1 Am Quoting a Few Specials in Our house over the week-end. MASKED BALL AT I. O. O. F. AR-BE PANCAKE SYRUP, pt. jug 14^ Mrs. Minnie Herron has returned Hallowe'en party at the Ritz Thea- SONNY SOUTH SELF RISING home from Battle Creek where she tre Saturday afternoon for all the HALL SATURADY EVE Grocery Department had been visiting at the home of her boys and girls. PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 20-oz. pkgs ,... 15* daughter, Mrs. Margaret Eggstaff. ENJOY A STACK OF STEAMING FLUFFY FLAPJACKS "Hallowe'en is traditionally devot 10 Lbs. Granulated Sugar 45* Mrs. Winifred Sterner and her A flock of wild geese passed over ed to merry making, with playful (LIMIT 10 LBS. TO A CUSTOMER) mother, Mrs. Dora Gage, former Wa- Watervliet late Monday afternoon ceremonies and charms," so says tervliet residents, left Benton Har- wending their way southward. Webster, and further adds "to dis 3 Lb. Can Spry 49* bor this week for St. Petersburg, Fla., cover future husbands and wives." 1 where they own a winter home. LOCAL CHURCH TO OBSERVE We would not comment on the 24 /2 Lb. Sack Gold Medal Flour 83* Mrs. Nell Riegel moved back to her above further than to add that the Idrefr »« home in town this week from Fair WORLD TEMPERANCE SUN- spirit of these fellowship gatherings 2 Lbs. Cottosuet for 25* view Beach, Paw Paw Lake, where DAY ON OCTOBER 20TH is of worth-while consideration to CS?AMERICAN FAMILY , she reported a good season in her those seeking a good, clean-cut pas 2 Lbs. Silver Leaf Lard for 25* store during the past summer. time. All in the spirit of fellowship 4 Lbs. Bananas 15* iiil •SOAP- 10fc.49c There will be a Hallowe'en party Next Sunday is known as "World and hospitality are welcome. I for the children of the primary de- Temperance" Sunday and it will be REPORTER. 2 Dozen 344 Size Sunkist Oranges for 25* partment of the Methodist Sunday fittingly observed in the local Meth odist church. At 10 a. m. the Sun HALLOWEEN PARTY SUPPER school in the church basement Sat- Ten Chickens Stolen 2 Heads Lettuce 15* urday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock day school will take up and discuss 1 DELICIOUS READY TO HEAT AND SERVE A 40c VALUE Mrs. L. McMillian, her sister the topic of "Personal Hights and Theft of 10 White Rock chickens Where They End," and at the from the Louis Eckoff farm, three 24 /2 Lb. Sack Satin White Flour 59* Frances Mahoney and her brother- 1 BEANS, Brick Oven Baked, 28 oz. can ( QQr* in-law, Hugo Jeserich, of the Naomi o'clock worship service the pastor miles north of Watervliet on the 24 /2 Lb. Sack Nox-Em-All Flour 59* BREAD, Boston Raisin Brown, 16 oz. can / ^ Cottage, North Shore of Paw Paw the Rev. Grant L. Jordan, will speak Berrien-Van Buren county line, was Lake, are leaving for Miami, Fla. upon a topic in keeping with the reported to the sheriff's office Thurs 2 Lb. Box Soda Crackers 12* the last of this week. day. The choir will also furnish day morning. Sheriff Charles temperance music. To these services Miller detailed Deputy J. L, McOm 2 Lbs. Cranberries for 25* RINSO, Granulated Soap, 2 Ige. pkgs 39* Mrs. Grace Brooks and son Eldon everyone is cordially invited. ber 10 investigate. of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm "World Temperance" Sunday has S. O. S., 8 pad pkg 21* Alfing and son Norman, of South Chase & Sanborn's Dated Coffee, Ib 23* been known of for years, but for Flames Threatened Home of 1 Haven, returned Sunday from an some time it was neglected, and its Maxwell House Coffee, per Ib 25* CIDER, New Tasty Sweet, quart bottle IZ /^ eight day motor trip to the Black revival is credited in part, at least, Krieger of Bainbridge POP-O, Ready Serve Popcorn, No. 10 can . .. 19* Hills of South Dakota. to the Methodist Episcopal church The Watervliet fire department 6 Seedless Grapefruit for 25* Mrs. W. M. Olmsted entertained at which, in 1932, enacted legislation was called out shortly before JELL DESSERTS, 6 SVi-oz. pkgs 25* a birthday party Thursday, October calling for its regular observance. o'clock Wednesday night when the 2 Lbs. Tokay Grapes 15* ROYAL BLUE QUICK 20, in honor of her husband, Wm. M. home of Frank Krieger at Bainbridge Olmsted, and their granddaughter, E. L. Halloween Party Center was threatened by fire, 10 Lb. Bag Dry Onions 17* FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 30-oz. cans 43* Joyce Ann Marvin, of Coloma. Many woodshed and a pile of wood were BLUE FRONT CHOICE useful gifts were received by both. The Epworth League will enjoy a destroyed by the flames and several Potatoes, per peck 17* SPAG.-MAC., Royal Blue Semolina, 2 l-lb. rolls 15* There was a good attendance at the Hallowe'en party in the basement of windows in the house were broken, meeting of the Townsend Club last the M. E. church Saturday evening, but it was saved by the prompt re 6 1000-Sheet Rolls Toilet Tissue for 25* C. B. HASH, Silver Skillet, 2 l-lb. cans 25* Friday evening to hear James H. October 29. It will be a costume sponse and efficient work of the local Adair, of Flint, give his address on party; games will be played and re- company. Painters had been work Butter, per lb 29* RAISINS, New Seedless, 2 15-oz. pkgs 17* freshments will be served. the topic "Youth and the Townsend ing at the home and it is believed Grapefruit, dozen 25* NEW PEELS, 3 3-oz. pkgs 25* Movement," which proved interesting that turpentine rags may have been and instructive. Honored on 10th Birthday responsible for the fire. 10 Lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25* CITRON, ORANGE, LEMON, MIXED Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ravenkamp, WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP, 2 reg. bars .. 15* who have been spending several A party was given for Elsie Weck- Crowds Attend Chicken Supper Bacon Squares, lb 14* weeks at the Wabana Hotel, Forest werth at the home of her parents in Bainbridge Sunday, October 23. Eigh- There was a record-breaking at SPARKLE, 2 8-oz. bottles 15* Beach, Paw Paw Lake, left the first tendance at the annual chicken sup SOAPED WINDOW' CLEANER of the week for their home in Toledo, teen little boys and girls were pres- ent. Games were played and con- per served Wednesday evening at the Ohio. Mrs. Sarah Ravenkamp will local M. E. church, when over 200 spend the winter in Benton Harbor. tests were given. The Hallowe'en OVEN FLUFF, 2% lb. pkg 19* motif was carried out. The honored tickets were sold. Many came from The Perfect Cake Flour For Your Halloween Cake The Ladies' Aid Society of the guest received many beautiful gifts. out of town. On Thursday evening MOIST COCONUT, 4 oz. can 9* Congregational church will hold their Refreshments were served. Nov. 3, the annual chicken supper of EG. GEISLER monthly business meeting at the St. Paul's church, Bainbridge, will PURE VANILLA, 2 oz. bot 19* home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scherer, be served at that church and many Department Store Watervliet, Michigan Wednesday afternoon, November 2. HALLOWEEN DANCE local people plan to attend. PRUNE PLUMS, 2 30-oz. cans 29* Transportation will be furnished The Social Activities Committee of CHOICE FRESH NEW PACK those who are not otherwise provided the Watervliet Paper Company is for. sponsoring a Halloween dancing Legion Auxiliary Notes GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 18 oz. can TVz* Mr. and Mrs. John M. Quinn, of party to be given at Epple's Orchard APPLE SAUCE, 2 20-oz. cans 19* Windemere Point, Paw Paw Lake, Inn, Bainbridge Center, on Saturday The American Legion Auxiliary evening, October 29th. Tickets are ROYAL BLUE FANCY NEW YORK entertained the following guests over sewing club held an all day meeting the week-end: Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence 35 cents per couple and there will be IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE and pot luck dinner at the city hall, QUICK TAPIOCA, 8 oz. pkg 9* Fey, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Knight, favors for all. Tuesday, October 25. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Mr. and Eleven members of the Watervliet BEANS, Whole Green, 2 19-oz. cans 25* Mrs. Joseph O'Connor and Mr. and IN MEMORIAM unit of the American Legion Auxil- AR-BE TENDER—NEW PACK Mrs. John F. Krauser, all of Beverly iary attended a dinner at the Vin- 1 Hills. Chicago. In loving remembrance of my dear PEAS, Ar-Be, 20 oz. can 12 /2* husband— cent hotel in Benton Harbor, Thurs- LET'S ELECT SIFTED EXTRA SWEET Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deleau and day evening, October 20, in honor of daughter, of Washington, D. C., called HIRAM G. HINCKLEY, Mrs. Carl Swanson, department pres- TEA, Fragrant Orange Pekoe Black, lb- pkg. 33* on friends and relatives here last who passed away October 27, 1935. ident. Miss Bertha Proestel, de- Monday. Mr. Deleau is a former A little while 'twas given partment secretary, Mrs. Carl Goetz, Vi lb. pkg 18* Watervliet boy and attended school national committeewoman and Mrs. A Bargain in Pep—Afternoon Hot Tea, Picks You Up To me to have thy love; Guy Tyler Sheriff here. He is employed in the post- Now, like a ghost, alone move Marie Schrumpf, publicity director, GOLD DUST, 2 Ige. pkgs 31* office department in Washington About a ruined haven. were others who addressed the meet- and will be eligible for retirement ing. 2 small pkgs 9* in three years. He has a sister living MARION G. HINCKLEY. Guy Tyler will make you a good sheriff. Let the Twins Do Your Cleaning in Benton Harbor. The Seron family Send us your news items. CARD OF THANKS MILNUT, So Rich it Whips, 4 14l/2-oz. cans .. 21* are relatives to him. He is qualified by experience and will give you Mr. and Mrs. Fred Appleby, of I wish to thank all those who came Niles. were Sunday guests at the to see me, those who brought me • MMIIIHIHHIMIMMm efficient, impartial and honest service without display home of the latter's parents, Mr. and flowers and other gifts, and also Mrs. John Hammel, of 135 Elm street, those who sent me cards and letters or SHOWMANSHIP. this city. A sumptuous birthday din- while I was at the hospital. ner was served in honor of the birth- MRS. EDGAR COON K.L? Citizens of our county, who know the evils of day anniversary of Mrs. Hammel, which occurred October 22. A beau- practice, do not believe that it promotes good gov- itul birthday cake was a feature. Mrs. A belated announcement is made We are living in J. H. Leverton of the marriage of Miss Alpha LeBon, Hammel was the recipient of many ernment to use large sums of money to retain a gifts, flowers and cards. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil LeBon We Deliver Phone 57 Watervliet, Mich of Lake Michigan Beach, and Harold an alphabetical Sheriff in office continuously. Owen Fillmore is a patient at O'Leary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Blodgett hospital in Grand Rapids O'Leary. The ceremorly was per- age. So K. L. where he underwent a bone opera- formed at noon at the parsonage of GUY TYLER knows what it takes to make good ? tion last Monday morning, performed Rev. Grant Ward in South Bend on stands for the government. He will not seek a third term much by Dr. Hodgen, bone specialist of October 15, 1938. The couple will Grand Rapids, assisted by Dr. F. W. reside in Benton Harbor. Brown of Watervliet. Mr. Fillmore best sole leather less a fourth term. j was in Mercy hospital, Benton Har- bor. several weeks last spring after I am prepared to retire coaster in existence. he had received a bad fracture of wagons and baby cabs; latest meth- one of his legs, which failed to heal ods. FAMILY MATTERS j satisfactorily. F. M. KEASEY. tf That's what you Imparted to us are held in Hubert Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. r.iMirs. Ed Allen, of Mancelona, former Wa- get when you the strictest confidence. tervliet residents, is attending George A considerable portion of America's Williams College in Chicago this year vacation army is made up of the dis- We Serve All preparing for advanced Y. M. C. A. ciples of Izaak Walton. Annually the get your shoes work. Last year he taught English states issue more than 5,000,000 fish- Keasey Funeral Home in the Wyoming high school in Grand ing licenses. half soled at our With The Same Sincere Rapids. He is a graduate of the W. 521 S. Main St.. Phones 268 & 103 S. T. C. and has been HI-Y club ad- Civics Teacher—Now, class, who is place. Good Helpfulness. ! visor and program director of the the speaker of the House? Kalamazoo Y. M. C. A. This year he Heyton—In our house. Miss, it's l has been chosen director of recreation mother. workmanship for the Chicago First Presbyterian !church Rufus—How is yo'-all gettin' along included. wiff yo' 'rithmetic? Phone 30 Watervliet , Keep in mind the benefit movie at Gufus—Well, I'se don learned to the Ritz Theatre November 14-15, add up de oughts, but de figgers still : Anthony & Henry : pxtra Copies of The Record on Sale at Nu-Way Shop. sponsored by the Epworth League. bother me.