GRAND RAPIDS Ptisuc ueum A Blue Mark around this notice shows that The Paper that stops when the time it W+ this Subscription runs out with this issue Not forced on any one. Thafi worth Ike and should be renewed ut once to avoid a THE LOWELL LEDGER money and then some, $2.00 per year la ad* break in service. and THE ALTO WEKKLY SOLO vance.

VOL. XXVIII, NO. 21 LOWELL, MICHIGAN, OOT. 28, 1920 VOL. XVI, NO. 40 I. $ ® $ ®»ilESTS M QAiOOD IN THE LONG 1160 OUR 6ESIFRIENOS ALL MM I I i' ormer Lowell Business Man Bur- Items Taken From This Paper 25 Receipt of SubBcriptions ii Here Newsy Notes About People and i ied With Masonic Honors. Years Ago Oct. 18-25. with Acknowledged. P!*cei You Know. WALL PAPER Agent lieydlauir, of the 1). G. H. Coutinuing its custom of acknowl- All plush coats, reduced $10.00 at A Checking Account & M. put in 15 to 17 hours during edging receipts of subscriptions Weekes,' adv, ZWiW&i peach shipping season. both new and renewals, The Lowel Announcements out for the mar- John Crawford, of Ionia, was in , Ledger and Alto Weekly Solo appre town over Sunday, riage of Thomas Gougherty and ciatingly reports the following; in Our Bank Kathryn Murphy, of Bowne. L'. B. Williams was here from Glen Gray, Mrs. Grace Vander- J. C. Ball, delegate of Lowell Odd- Lansing for a few days. lip, Otis Potter, George J. Shannon Brighten up your rooms for (i! 'i? fellows to Grand lodge in Lansing, m Frank Thompson, S, F, Beimer, Fred Mrs. Ed. Kellogg and daughter and George McKee, for Alto lodge. spent Sunday in lidding. A Checking Account in thia bank pro- Osborn, Morris Kalward, Hay J. Cascade township paid 8150 and the long winter days with a Whitman, Mrs. Frank Druce, E. Bead the proposed amendments tecta your income and puta a brak© on costs to Samuel Slater, Jr., and Pfeifer, Ida Merriman, E. 11. Thomp in election notice on insert page. • • •« the out-go. It heipa you save a surplus wife, thrown from buggy on bad new coat of wall paper • • »• road. son, llattie Lynn, Claud Cole, Mrs Gar of Cement Just received. E. II. Thompson, Chris Bergin and afforda you DOUBLE FROOF for Clara Bergin surprised on 11th Wesllleld & Eall Hiver Lbr, Go. c 22 every sum you pay out. birthday anniversary by thirty Boyd Colson, Mrs. Than Bryant Charles Cuddebeck, of Green- young friends. Carl Benham, M. D, Court, W, S. ville, was in town for the week- Henry Tredenick moved to Grand White, Lee Jones, Mrs. A. H, Parks, end, It does not cost mucli and it Mrs. G. W, Godfrey, Harry Defer, Your money comes hard—why let it Hapids. Mrs. Charles Peterle has re- Hansom Vaughn, Hay Torpey, J. W John McCarthy, aged 91, Graltan turned from the (.irand Bapids hos- go reckieatiy? Deposit your income in White, I'. F. lionan, Halph Boerma adds a lot to the attractive- $ v.-; ; pioneer, died. pital, thia bank and check expenditures. Your Phoebe Carey, Mrs Neville Davarn Base ball. Alto, US, Klmdale, 14. Mrs. Nora Broinard, of Grand ness of the home :: :: ;; B. F. Palmer bought first carload Mrs. J. C. Andrews, Mrs. Lena Eieh- check book givea you accurate record of hoil", Mrs. J. H. (Covert, II. N. Briggs, Hapids was in town one da\ re- of potatoes at Alto al IS cents. cently. every transaction—shows you where and Birthday parly for Chester John Tucker, Willard Hogers, Lewis for what your money has been spent. Church, Sr., Allon pioneer, Milo Jones, Mrs. J. B. Hawk, Mrs, Oscai Miss Edith Peterson entertained We have several room lots ready for you. $ Hiler, of Lowell, photographed the Hesse, I liomas Woodhead, S. I) her brothei and lady friend part of party of over thirty. Norinan, Mrs. Mary Stinton, (".has last week. and the price is much less than present Open a Checking Account with us TO- Married—Minnie Heerv and Geo. jiawson, E. W. Hollins, J, W. Liv- Mrs. Percy Ilernuin, a former 11. Taylor. ingston, John G. Livingston, C. 11. Lowell resident, w;is in town Satur- prices on wall paper. :: :: :: ;; DAY. We supply you With check book JOHN (itIXCY LOOK. Abram Krum, Lowell pioneer, Cholerlon, Dora Chase, John day eveni- howncs. and pass book free. Large or small, we John Quincy Look wits born at •bed, aged StJ. ('. B. Williams and Phil Kruni Fanners Crook, Lapeer Co., Mich., Burton MeNaughton moved to Charles Hathbone, Wilma Wees- were business visitors in (irand We have only enough lor about 25 roomi) welcome your account. hoc. 22, LSI?. At an early age he Pardee farm in Bowne. ner. Hapids, l-'riday. Who will be next? aine to Lowell and attended school Lowell Junior ba'/id GeorgH' Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Post and .lames so you had better get yours early. :: and for many years was a success- Morse, leader, made lirs appear- LASBY—GRAHAM. Hatch, of Saranac, wen- Lowell ful business man and banker in a nee. visitors Monday. Let us show you. Lowell, Sault Ste., Marie and J. C. English and wife went to Two well-known and popular S City State Bank Tecumseh, Mich. Hot Springs. Lowell young people. Allen (1. Las- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar llogan, of Grand Hapids. spent over Snndax lie was ifiade a Master Mason by Mr, ami Mrs. Charles Francisco by and Miss Donna H. Graham, with relatives here. Lowell lodge. No. 90, in 1.S7I), anil returned from health sojourn in were quietly married last evening, from Dec. 27, IMO to Dec. 27. 18HS. I pper Peninsula. October 27, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Deniek and son Bobbie, was Worshipful Master of his home Mr. and Mr«. Thomas McNaugh- Mrs. II. L. Shuter, Hev. II. II. ILirris, returned Saturda\ night from a D. G. LOOK $ ® $ lodge. lon, of Ada, celebrated tenth wed- otliciating clergyman. week's visit in Helding. One of the 8000 Rexall Drug Stores* In LSOO he was elected (irand ding anniversary. Bina Denton, of Detroit, called Master of the Cirand lodge of Michi- Camp fire al Ada rink, speaking, LOWELL BANKS CLOSE ELEC- on some of his Lowell relatives be- gan, serving for one year. double quartette, doughnuts and TION DAY. tween trains one day last week. Tuesday, November 2 bein At his death he was a member of collee, all for 15 cents. Those Lowell schools are closed todav Malta lodge No. 465, Grand Hapids, were the "good old davs." legal holiday, the banks of Lowell will be closed. lo permit the leaehers t(k attend the (Columbia Chapter, No. L{2, Hoyal state convention in Grand Hapids. Arch Masons, (irand Hapids, Blan- ANTI-AM EN DM KNT RALLY. City State Bank. When You Think chard Council Hoyal and Select Lowell Stale Hitn George Meseker. of Los Angeles, Galifornia, is visiting iiis niotlu Masters, Tecmnseh, Mich., DeMolai Attorney W J. Landman at City of Commandery Knight Templars, No. ANOTHER BIG HALE DANCE, NO- Mrs. Abe Keefer and other re... Mall Saturday Nijjbt. lives. 5, (irand Hapids, l)e Witt Clinton Attorney William J. Landman, of VEMBER L Consistory, A. A. S. H., (irand Hap- Local dance lovers will be pleased Mesdames Gland Staai and Ilav irand Hapids, will discuss the pro- 1 ids, I'enisular Chapter, O. li. S., posed Parochial school ainendnient lo learn that Hale's big concerl and llanil, called on llieir sislei Mrs. Watches and Clocks (irand Hapids, Saladin Temple, Mys- it Ihe City hall, Lowell, Salurdav diinee orclieslra will rchirn lo Low- I'hilo Blakeslee, in South Lowell and repairs for tame tic Shrine, (irand Hapids, llonor- •veiling, Oct. ,'{0, at S o'clock. ell and giNe another of tlu-ir popu- Monday. ahle member of Supreme Council, I here will he band iniisie and an lar dancing pjiriies in the Cily hall 1". H. Williams relurned lo l.ans- or Mrd degree. Sovereign (Irand In- ii)lc address is assured, as Attorney on Tluirsda.\ evening, Nowmber t. ng Momlay. aeeonipanied i)\ C.liil spector (ieneral for the Northern Landman is eminentlv (|ualilied. Same big orchestra, same small 'lalch. who made ;i !)nsiness trip jurisdiction of the United Slates of L very body is urgent l\ reipiesled prices and everybody cordially in- that city. yited. Hale diinces mean siilisi'ac- America. .o attend. Mr. and Mrs. !•". 15. MeKax lion. Try the one next Tlmrs(la\ spell Jewelry and Silverware He died at Alma, Mich., Oct. 21, Saturday nighl and Simdav al lln 11)21). aged seventy-two years and night, Ihe lib. ;idv. LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH. home of Mr. and Mrs. \lisnei or nine months. Ihe B. Y. P. U. will give a llal- in Grand Hapids, He is survived by one brother, 1). oweeen party at Worlhv Willard's WANT $8,000 BUDGET. (I. Look, of Lowell, and a niece, An appropriation of .$8,000 Is Short peceo sails plusli coals •nday night. The B. Y. P. I J., of wilh fur collars, s.'iS.OO. Fancy China and Cut Glass Mrs. S. L. Parish, Grand Hajmls, asked for by Ihe county superin- Olhei Lyons will he our guests, and a peceo plush coals from Michigan. ,'00(1 time is assured. Yes! You tendents of poor in the annual re- or The following is a list of the offi- ire invited. port presented Friday. The re- A, W. Weekes* \ Son. port says thai Ihe poor fund now Mr. and Mrs. Neviile L-ers of the Grand Lodge, of Michi- , V''*' ''J1- preaching at Davarn Dinner and Glass Ware gan, who attended the funeral of (U). Sunday school, 12 noon; B. has 0511.48 on hand. The total came Thursdax evening from Dur- Past Grand Master .1. Q. Look, at > • 1 • I ., / p. in. amounts due from Ihe city of Grand and and remained for a few davs or Lowell, Mich., on Sunday afternoon, Prayer meeting every Wednesdav Hapids and several townships for visit with friends here. October 21, IS)2(): Ira A. Beck, Most •veiling at /tfo. their charge in Ihe county home Mrs. Mary Werner, of Green- Kodaks and Brie a Brae Worshipful Grand Master, Battle Covenant and business meeting and temporary assistance rendered ville. was an over Sunday guest of Creek; Hobert 1'. Anderson, Deputy Wednesday, Nov. is .^l8,600.89, The report shows her aunt, Mrs, 1'hehe Hyder. and you can lave (irand Master, Port Huron; Lou li. Nincent C Webb, Minister. that there are now 27.'t inmates •ousin, Mrs. Will Devering. Then Ihe county home. The report states Winsor, P. (1. M., Grand Secretary, Mrs. .1, L. Lash\ relurned lasl (Irand Hapids; Prank (). Gilbert, P. HALLOWE'EN PARTY. that one birth occurred al Ihe honu nighl from Hidgelown. Out., w and 14 deaths during Ihe vear. Tin here G. M., (irand Lecturer, Bay City; At Ihe Vergennes ihe was called several weeks a phonograph aiio Clark W. McKen/ie, Senior Grand Grange hall expense of maintaining the honu Think of OLIVER eriday evening, Oct. 21). Come and hy Ihe death of her sister. Warden, Kalamazoo; Charles A. enjoy a fine time. was •'S2'i.l!)4.2li. Heinibursements as that used in the Ellison tone test at City Hall Durand, Junior Grand Warden, lotaled >I,S.lf—[Press. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bnrncs, and Jeweler and Optometrist ilaughler Audre,\. of Milwaukee, Oct. 6. Flifil; Hen J. Henderson, Senior Seoul percales, r.c nt Weeke.' Best print. "Uyea Exainiiifd and UlaHNeit Fitted" Grand Deacon, Standish; Arllmr .1. now I9c al Weekes.' •ormer Lowell residents, returned Fox, Junior Grand Deacon, Almont; Monday, after a few days visit with relatives here. Charles A. Donaldson, Grand Mar- R. D. STOCKING shal, Grand Hapids; .John J. Carton, Tom Mix as "Whistling Dan" is Past Grand Master, Flint; Neal Mc- a mystery man of Ihe Western des- Millan, Past Grand Master, Hock- I. I lis shooting is beyond human ford; John Howson, Past Grand comprehension, lie shoots hy in- Master, Grand Hapids. Here they are stinet, instead of training. Strand Funeral services were held at the I healer Oct. 20-30. adv. "1 Congregylional church Sunday af- Coons Overalls have slumped in Former Governor Ferris and ternoon, condncted by Hev. C. W. price. andidate for Governor Groesheck, — Talk is Cheap — Merriam, of Park Congregational present attorney general, who de- friendly, Courteoys Attention church. Grand Hapids, assisted b.\ clares it unconstilulional. are both Hev. K. Pi. Cochrun. The Masonic They were $2.50 against the school amendment. Now Ridicule Cannot Alter a Fact address at the grave WJIS delivered comes Former Governor Chase S. Is Worth Qoino a Long Ways for by Past Master John Howson, of Osborn. who makes a like declara- Grand Hapids. Now they are tion. Quality tells and cannot be contradicted. My A superman, a demon horse and a IMPORTANT TO VOTERS. levil dog—the strangest eompanship ii relaxes taut nerves, ii put!? you in a pleflHant frame Coffees are all sold on a money back guarantee* One of the proponed amendments $1.95 ever seen. The savagery of thous- of mind, it lubricates the imu hincrv of the whole day's will empower (he leigislature to fix ands of years llowed in their veins Itdoes the talking and believe me, it is mighty con- ihe salaries of the secretary of state, "We keep with the market^ and made them superior to others business. stule treasurer and auditor general. of their kind. Their leader was vincing, for I am getting new customers every day. The Kent county board of super- Whistling Dan. at Strand .theater visors has hist given the county offi- •Viday and Saturday, adv. Active interest is manifested in the needs of all our cers a big salary boost with YOUR All grades are down, and are going still lower- money... Do you want the average Members of Ihe tlmmee connnil- custoinerH. Are yon one oi' themV If not. we would legislature to be fixed so it can sky- lee of Kent county board of super- like your name entered on the books in our Checkin visors will receive adequate com- hijfh state salaries and then tell you soon, pensation for their labors in behalf Department, what to do if you have to mortgage oons of Ihe ocunly if a resolution olfered your home to pay your taxes. by Supervisor Cogshall and adopt- ..Vote NO! on this amendment to "The Value Store in Lowell" Have you any checks to lie cashed? If so. bring them Section 21 of article 6, and get your ed by the board produces the in- wife and all the voters in your vi- tended results. Cogshall moved in and safe-^uard yourself by placing Hie money on de. White's Market & Coffee Ranch that Ihe legislative committee take cinity and do likewiHe, If we don't posit in tills department. Our particular service makes stop this throwing of public funds up Ihe matter wilh Ihe next legisla- Come on. Folks, follow the crowd. to (he birds, i( will be "Over (he ure lo do away wilh Ihe limitation this the most satisfactory and convenient wav to pav :is lo the number of days for which hills to (he poor house" for lots of bills. good folks. the eommittee members could be paid.—[Herald. Stop the steal! Vote No! Operators of bus linrs running ^trand f^heatre ^program out of Grand Hapids lo nearhv METHODIST CHURCH towns may be required lo furnish LOWELL STATE BANK Itegular services next Sunday bond and pay license fee to the county as a result of the Kent coun- morning and evening. Your pres- Friday and Saturday, Oct. 29-30 Lowell, Mich. ence will contrihule toward making l\ board of supervisors Wednesday Do Not Get Humbugged it interesting. TOM MIX in afternoon by Supervisor Charles Next Sunday is the time to bring Mulder, of Caledonia. Mulder the presents that are to be sent to pointed out Ibid these operators Like Thoueands Have Done the mission Sunday school in the „ , "UNTflM&D" might not be liable in case of ae- Philippine Islands. The follow- Ijon t niiss this Htartling; romance of the Went-the story of dent if they have no bonds posted and h- Id that they should pav a li- by giving your subscriptions for your favorite magsine to ing Wednesday, the luiodi'an class inree inseparable coinpanions and the wreckintr of a fearful will meet with Mrs. Hugh Young to ven^ance. , r cense li- for use of the countv strangers tailing hard luck stories when we guarantee to pack the box. roads. His motion, that a commit- duplicate any offer made br any reliable magazine com- Plan lo meet each other at the Admiiiion !7c and 28c tee be appointed to confer with pany. prayer meeting. An interesting the prosecuting attorney in draw- and prolltable lime. Come and ing up an ordinance covering these Lowell Granite Works judge for yourself. 'HIS lines, to be presented at the We Make n Specialty of Setiding in Renewals Sunday, Oct. 31 lamiary session, carried,—^Herald. Next Sunday is World's Temper- «i whenever your subscriptions are ended. Look over your ance Sunday. The Ktiodlans and An ordinance fixing the salaries Men's Bible classes will unite for DESERT GOLD of Ihe countv clerk and register of A Motiument or Marker last magaslues so as to find out when the subscription year the class study, and be taught by deeds at *4,000 a year and the coun- ends and notify us and we will send it in at once so to not Mr. Timj).son. BY ZANE GREY ty treasurer at *;U00 and providing will remain lor geaerations to remind passers by that tbe miss any copies. The First Division of the Young A creut story, Writtcu l».va ({fe at atuLor. rim ed by a that all fees coming into these of- sleeper was loved and remembered. Circle, formerly the Maynard, will llces from any source should be have a supper at the home of Mrs. superbly chosen tant, Adinl«ioii 17c .nd 28c turned into Ihe county treasurv John Kellogg on Friday evening. was passed by the board of super- LASBY & SON The numbers of the entire circle, visors Monday afternoon. By this A Memorial with their families are invited. One Tuesday, Nov. 2 enactment the supervisors have Cigars News and Magazines provided legal machinery annulling to your lofed oues if selected from our large stock will be of the interestinu features of the WILLIAM FARNUM in nleiiainment will be the auction an act passed by the last legislature pleasing to you. sale of birthday nresents. which virtually put the countv back Al a meeting of the Sou "The Joyous Troublemakers" an a fee system. Steps towards Methodist Episcopal church hist establishing a board of control (or Thursday, at which District Super- A story of battle for gold and a maid. the county juvenile home also were intendent W. F. Kendrick and oth- Admission 11c and 22c taken when an ordinance creating J. H. HAMILTON ESTATE ers were present. It was decided to such a body and providing for their election was read,—[Press. discontinue Ihe preaching ut that Citz. Phone No. 20 Lowell 9 Mich NEW DOLLAR BOOKS place for a time ut least, and the Special showing of newest geor- members of the class were nut un- Wednesday, Nov. 3 gette blouses at 15.50 at Weekes.'adv der the cure of the Methodist pastor DOROTHY DALTON in W# have a big line of^these copywritaa. Our of Lowell. Any one desiring a NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. transfer membership, consult him. ..Perhaps half of The Ledger sub- new fall line of copywrite novala la in and la a "Back of the Man" scriptions run out during the next very large line. We have all CONGREGATIONAL CHURCB A •pecial S-act Drama, Admiuion 1 Ic and 22c two months. Please look at the date on your address label, and if Phono Phono Oct. 31, 10:30 a. in., 'The Build- 1 77ie Beet of the Late Popular Booke ing of God." VV' . »1 Nov. or Dec. 1920 or Jan. 37 For Guaranteed Groceries 87 12:01) Sunday school. We're 1021, it will accommodate us If vou that have been going lo check up on absentees will kindly renew Jn advance and this lime, I0U per cent atlendance avoid the rush: and save us the BUY Reduced from $9.76 to $1.00 urtfed. trouble of marking so many papers. o:30. Christian Endeavor. Good Also you will awid a break in Crackers in a 7-lb. Sanitary container al 18c per lb* Supply la at ita best. YOM are aure to find song service, good discussions. service by the discontinuance of Save 35c. aamething you want. Come. unpaid subscriptions. All subscrip- 7:30, "God')? Providences " Sdle jfcour "Uhe aire tions stop on the flnit of ihe month Choice Sweet Bacon, 40c per lb. named on address label unless prev- We also have a complete asaortment of booka Doctor George W, Morrow, All Leaf Japan Tea, 60c per lb. widely known lecturer, will speak Saturday, Got. 30 iously renewed. for boya *nd girla, alsochlldren'a booka. Wednesday evening, Nov. 3, ut the The first editorial in this issue, 3 lbs. good grade Coffee for $1.00. shows why It is necessary to fol- Congregutional church. This Is EILEEN PERRY in a union service of all churches. low the rules that were inandatorv Regular prices, not speciab. Dr. Morrow will present the during the war. claims of religion and morality as "Her Honor, the Mayor" Yours, anxious to please. W. S. Winegar they apply to world needs. He F. M. Johnson, Publisher. represenls the World League for Admiiiion 11c and 22c E. A. ANDERSON Prohibition. Reduced prices on all bed blank- l U at Weekes.' #

THE LOWELL LZDOIR A5D ALTO WEKCLY SOLO iMWini THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO

Thai Nagging Backache Are you tortured with a tbrobbiof backache? Suffer sharp paina at everv sudden move? Kveuing find you "all /1G4ZIAIE played out?" Perhaps vou have working too hard ana getting too tCo^j tor Thin IX'PiUtinem fiuu'lk"! t'\ m*- American Lefdon News Service.) Just Ammum THE LEDGER'S FARM DEPARTMENT little rest. Thix may have wsakentd your kidneys, In-inking on that tired feeling and dull, n.-iRging backacbe. AMERICAN LEGION NOW HAS THE DEPARTMENT OF PANAMA a You may have headaches and dizzil Carefully Compiled Information That Will loo, with ounoying kidney irregalarl* ties. Don't wait. Help the weakened Ilya Tolstoy Marries Again E/JTURE WGE kidneys with Doan'n Kidney Pill$. Be Of Help To The Progressive Farmer They have brlped thoiiKands and aboold help you. Ask your neighbor! Ovir.r f ,1 To!«.-» of ^'in* FacfSf Fun and Fiction to Interest and Amuse Every Member of the Family iVo To!r-'M ... A Michigan Case j .Martin King. IS r'T^hir/.t .f.. " i "O'jr. pasture crops. Turn the calf on such W. Hughitt 8t. PLOWING GRASSLANDS DESTROYS '.r-ifl ^i y ..H.l .n S I THE ROMANCE OF A ORGS ,.,lron Mounts to, | DOROTHY DALTON | crops for only a short time at first, Ml( h., says: "My '••j .U;i/or '' f •) • ^ '• fv.*;-. PROPER PEERING because the calf may bloat from over- MANY OF INJURIOUS CUTWORMS kidneys were dis- f.-.^i .'S acrr»r-{ .*i> "JITNEY.1* ordered and my Rann-dom Reels eating on such feeds. After It becomes back got so lame •/> 4,.p' -i".• .r. used to them It may graze with safety. and stiff I could r By HOWARD L. RANM vc.-. •; -or"' . •'»7. •/ !•/ CTiFX•he peri.:»l Thi'!h '.m- hardly get around. M RUIESFOR CALF Rules of Feeding. T h «> secretions if;, ]%'"> ; '- m --i : '.rit w™ D m^Iar^iy *h»? There are many things to remember were highly colored w :>•* >fi front if^xi-Mn Tar a mi:.; -^r of xorls in feeding the calf. They may be and contained a A Oom^r&'l rook tsa1.]? Laoitir.? In brlck-dust-Uke sedi- lir'r./ • r. v;* * •• .. ."''m va-- THE MAVf l.OVVKR •vhlrh ^-re onnrraotlor-H or Peed and Management Will De- called rules of feeding and should be ment. I began tr. !n i* •'.r!f of any <:nrt t:.e alm- ohas?«s of ;era:3 .n cos- carefully followed: taking Doan's Kid- LESSOX FOR 31H. MOLSK ...? at it with sharp eyes, "I "Ion r lii tho Sjrr/I ?h.p Afay- in'.-or* man ar. an'*. ^ laaa- Hm^ooahulary of 'he Xrl day Mrs. who had Nibble, nibble, nibble, he worked, ply the proper amounts of the desired "When my friend was traveling In CMDMDW Any Store, 60C A BSS '>.<•!/ w'"«• ' f'l/T.o-i-:-, ii.v^ n.: •i j/", a : '.or shown .ip Inrr^.-v^fi nae of oo!.- ^ ;;ai Spar.- three aaai: hahies. ':ind an old O and then he Jumped, for 'here was a j nutrients which the calf needs. If sev- England he met with a footpad, who -".r-'rnnon/. itr.'p y of ;ron-r.-",';;. : .*v:< (">«I {/<-uy-r> thA.-p 'Ir'i • a A.-'. ;'h ;.-. the ann'heri tart tf thia 'bet which she draped w.th a :/reat 1 eral different feeds are used. The ra- DOAN'S ijn.r', deal of trouble to where she .."al .n 'iny paw. and this Mrne he awoke the ordered him to give up all the pounds "7 xrir," &<•, pnMi ''7 1. ;->J-, r^H TiOt al- • • - 1:- '..a; the h^n.— ;.-. country. Amen? t.V?«* x-fla • •••• • . »a • • tion will also be more palatable. FOSTER.M1LBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. *, 1 1 the a •*'. ^.a'.r!cn<^. ••••1 • r. '.".•r-vl ;r.•/, •he ^.•.v.« s Mouse xas a iazy fallow, r.frver brir.2- grabbed h-r husband by one ear and Hooceveit called on the men of Amer- with almost every medal and decora- >"1^. The feed, care and management increase the alfalfa. propose, mother, dear." .Ti'lf • • h-i/. /v,r» * r-u ,*• r.w 't* Mr ff - . yf ^har.i'f-. The ct'er 'r.f home a thir.-/. but always eatlr.? such a twist as she gave !:. "Vou Icn to enlist in the great adventure of tion of the war, including citations which the high-class beef calf should 3. Do not overfeed the calf. Feed "Hut, Gladys, he is constantly buy- & /«• h:< i /"* j--- »• ; »/• •- i !•'. ^ ••* ' I .;> rar^ !n ;.• 7j, rhe *ftrrn wretch I" .-.he cried; "you wo'ild eat cutting a waterway from ocean to from the French, I'ritish and the other receive after it is weaned will depend as much grain as It will clean np in ing' you the most expensive presents." •'A few minutes m re, Wf.'-r, j"ly i; •• r.-.-» r. 1 ' V, • jr- v. • • *'• 3 • • •..j ?rr;.i ;a. 7 app;.ed to the my i--«. would your and • e -'ave ocean through the Isthmus of Panama allies. largely on the time of year It was him a siaart boz on rhe other «-ar. thai the strength of the American In .Seplember of lust year several of 30 minutes and wish it had just a lit- ' They are what convince me that he dear, find Daddy will be bacl: WV«I« • •• '. •; v.- rr* • . , " -I V, r. .'ed five-or.t p-.e-'e. w/isrcH." dropped. A spring calf should be fed with the Kemp's Balsam. Then fleet might not he divided hy a voyage these lighters met to form a post of tle more. Feed left In the trough to will never be able to rent a fiat and rt'-wiff/trw'i' i f' •• nr.-', ' •• /•' • •" and worked It.'. •Ta7 North, This rime he ran behind a box, differently from one dropped In the you can jyo to sleep and forget >"»* ^7 • " A-^fv - of weeks from the east to the west Ihe American Legion. One had re- be breathed over Is worse than wasted. pay the firsr installmenf on the fur- ••••• red ... -. to fill his • I ..-.--, among the «*reet arahs where he «at tremblinz and frii .'en^d fall. It Is assumed that in either case that horrid old cough.' v coast there were thousands of volun- cently been an aviator in France, an- If any remains It should be removed niture." '!rr •. • ; < r,*f--,rc li.* -,f . - • jc ; a n:r!iei '.a- Ion? for he had never before seen n..i jittie however, the principal part of the teers who answered his call. To Pen- other as a lieutenant of engineers and less given the next time. Diges- KEMP'S BALSAM .n-A. neen kno^n as a "J'." ; :.•* a a a wife angry. •.•alf's feed for the first few months Fig. 1—Variegated cutworm (Pcrld. oma margantosii): a. Moth; b. normjl ami they went ami built the great had done things in No Man's Land tive disorders occur from feeding too As Viewed In Perspective. Will Slop That Cough Claim to Own Site of Chicago 7 -.\r-. • • bo?.* £••" offnt Is a "rr.*?.'' a 'nmo' Is Kvery time he came near her Mr-. was its mother's milk. In addition to form of caterpillar, cide view; c. same in curvcd position; d,dark form, cnnal, lighling nil the time agaiiud per- that high British oliicers said were im- much rather than too little. view of back; e, greatly enlaiged eorj, seen from side; f, egg mass on "What has become of the old-time j '.^ - -o ,* 't f f-nt nti't-r- a 'l.rr.e an-: a e" a q .ar- Mouse ran at him. and after a wh.ie the milk, it should have been fed grain he gave it np and away he went- petual heat, almost perpetual rain, possible. A third, after many months 4. Do not underfeed the calf. It twig. (Howard.) political boss?" uij/ftr*- ' a .;••,* :r, 'hfr fro'i,'.". rer so that at weaning time it would be T'/•» r.ti'-iifo .. /:• of *:.> w-', The a Jver.1: of the priTate n. - By and by. when the babies were fevers and all the pesls of the tropics. id' volunteer ambulance driving before should make a continuous gain. If it "The type is obsolete.'' replied Sen- | ' - ^ -• -pr^'hr lr getting from two to six pounds, de- Prompt action Is iiecessiiry im . (in aliundani nn enrn Innd the use ator Sorghum. "And his authority In | fltrr.'', nr. of; <•/ ir» f'o -/ H 'M "*•'.harzeO h-e rents asleep and Mrs. Mouse was getting Many of them gave up the struggle America entered the war. had enlist- does not grow each day the feed given of a for •.,•• ;'...-;-an« pending upon the age of the calf and trolling cutworms after their pi' ••mv P'lisniicd Piiit is rncnmuiended. political affairs never hecame broad j ^ • . •; a;/') r. •• ' ':(•/) i"r (*.•*/ '\M . 'o r'-arr. r'*, for a ri^le he.r.-d rnarer;a'i7 ro ready to go out again. Mr. Monse and returned home but others stayed ed in the French artillery and had it is about the same as wasted. It nev- This a; rh'ry until the great dream came true. And time of year weaned, with a little sil- has hecomo notlceablu in ih" sin-iiu' may lie prepared as follows: enough to warrant the title. He was i ht fVa.vl a.--'- n r./ 'a.-,. U» o at. • of The rem. 'i.e aatorno'oiie^ canoe tugging home a big piece of 1 ended as a lieutenant. This first post er pays to starve a calf. In fact, the No More v age nnd a liberal amount of hay as When the corn nr other cereal Inis lie never a real boss. He was merely a ' *7-:ri'i[t of a iar^<- of r.v n/i'! i.> Enrrm //»r? V^-l* 'o Cor.- l./> to f; • k . hrvt h^in? knoa-n as "jitney- rhee-'e and meekly laid it before bis they are there yet in that far-flung was immediately followed hy a sec- calf does not begin to pay for feed un- .-/'Op lo'lay well. gun lo sprout, which is the tMrn- the WlifMi linm poundH 50 profiteer." f»ri whi'h 'h. a^o '. ji /».ct rr» f'»'i War. a."i I'ij'.* H rr, t].c-TiO-./h outpost of America by the locks that ond and the creation of the depart- til It is given more than enough to I'.iris i-rcvii nr crudi .r.v.>nr; <• ''hi'Air/, n<, ..t-t, hr- '.In to //'a.' V/rr^hinj a V.a &- •.•ip ;./<• If rv.^y ..-•••r.'-d ro t.c.j •. He did not even try to nibble !t make some gain. 15!!i'-k-.tr;ip innlasses . quarts 2 1 occans. gion with headquarters at Cristobal. eat grain before It was weaned It tlons, delay In applying reined..•> m; - WM.-I ouarts 2 to 4 Experience. Mrtrl.'.-i Srj^lr-r, 7'',Z: /, :i/a /• look. *^r'f af>> v, lo'.'sv ir in fi!#; r.* ".' himself, bat sat still and watched h^r u. Do not annoy or disturb the cylf ev«rytiiing he found In the house and Again in April. 1J)17, came a call to should be taught at once. Begin by prove disastrous to the crnn. li - or more as needed. "If the applicant for a stenographer's or Blotchy Skin nrif-. aofl M'a if f' f'Wfi, './/il //.r. plaz-.p;? ea*. and when she had finished he j The first convention of the depart- unnecessarily. The fattening or grow- Ir.rr-.r] f.* v.' '•".:r,c never thinking of his wife and chil- duly—a summons to war—and that ment was held recently on the Island feeding it as one does for the calf be- usually too late to write to tin- d'-part- position here Is a married woman, I Want a clear, healthy complexioii, 11 'in a/'-fiK- 'f/.rtrnl • 'h/ /T.O said: "I know where there Is plenry I Thlt charming "movie" star was ing calf should be kept as quiet as pos- Mix thoroughly together in a dry regular bowels, and a 'u f, !• - u ' (. -v. hH h go-yj : . -i 7/Ifb dren. call was not unheard at the canal. of Taboga, 12 miles from Ihe main- fore weaning. The amount of feed, menl of agriculture for advi'-e a> to won't have her." UK- ; Nj»• •/.« kz-f ']'• , v more m iear: you at home affer born ,n Chica 0 sible. It requires more feed to keep It slate the poison and the bran, then perfect working liver? tC'.'U-rr. ",r7(r.>r."- o I rr. ha 7£- One day Mr* Mou«e tucked her • ' y' ^ 3 September 22, 1891 One by one men and women dropped land of the Isthmus of Panama and In however, may be increased more rap- control inea.'.ure.s and awaii a reply. "What difference will that make If o'J 'o :,r'.t» rri/'.r 'lir'yt fhl! and ,ake care of rhe bable3 and F |,0wi,1 h r growing while standing or moving add ;he diluted molasses and stir vig- All easy to ob hfl'h H ft. l' r: '"-M B, thr«-e babies' snu-Iy in the shi^ and ' 0 9 « graduation from Sacred oat of tlie shops and ollices and sight of the spot where in 1513 Vasco idly than with the unweaned calf. In The lniport."nce of recogni/.in;-' these she is h good worker?" tain if you take fn.j, f'Anui* ' nniutlr f'u aiV: I will bring home the food." . Heart academy her father wished her about than while lying down at rest, orously until thoroughly mixed. tr,'- the mj rr'.rri fVr.er hi- SCHOOL DAYS told them ro sle^p until she returned. donned the army khaki and the navy Nunez de Balboa discovered the Pa- a month or six weeks after It is weaned insects iind knowing how m cnntrnl "Don't matter what kind of a work- CARTER'S CARTER' '?»<• 'r>.• Trfi/, 4"l : •And to think," said Mrs. Mouse as to ttudy law, but she persuaded him G. Do not feed moldy, musty or ITTLET "I- M; . flnv/er nnd ".i >• t.' Mr. Mouse was asleep behind a box blue or the modest cap and cape of It should be eating from two to three them !< iherefore evident. IMsiribute this bait over the infest- er she Is. .Married women won't take Little Liver '•••'.ryt- l/i *tii- to let her try a dramatic career. cific ocean. At this convention Kihert I VER *l,r(•*••] M.fht-Urrc birr. ^ arge. nearby, and when he awoke he she sat alone later, "that all fhis time the army nurse corps tinlil on Novem- pounds of grain with six pounds of spoiled feeds. To do so may cause se- Cutworm injury almosi invariably ed Held broadcast, taking care to dictation." Pills, the sure fir^ssl ftf^olofloriitr/ war After a brief experience on the stag© S. Waid was elected department com- -nlffed. for he srnelr the leather .shr»e. I fould have made him work If I had ber 11, 1018, the day of the armistice, silage and from two to three pounds rious digestive disorders. All hays occurs in the spring, the plains usu- sprinkle It sparingly around each hill. safe and easy H^iLI 7).' '•'irr/rttm in J777 she turned to pictures. Miss Oalton mander and Rdward ,1. Daily, depart- acting rem He ran to the .-hoe and sniffed. "Not not been «o meek. I wish I had boxed there were approximately 1)00 Canal ment adjutant for the coming year. of clover hay, with a small amount ally being cut off at the surface or a In case bran cannot be readily ob- If, n o '-i >i!i'm irriri^'J tli*" for*-rf' his ears long ago." is an ardent aviatrix and never misses lalned middlings or alfalfa meal may edy. For headache, dizziness, upset much ta.-re," he said, "hut It wili save men and women in uniform. These ollices previously had been held of other roughages like stover or straw little below the surface of the ground. stomach and despondency, they have ''.'/I »'." a 'if worfMow" In.v! 'Copyright.) an opportunity to fty. be successfully substituted. r vrr, my running out for my breakfast." They saw service in ail branches of by Conyingham Patterson and Her- in addition, unless sufiiclent pasture is As stated, this injury begins as snon no equal Purely vegetable. Vfi ffi# It,'I.nit ''mi.'rj 9y,n //hl'ti Where bran and other fillers for poi- 1 he Woods I " y^ *'* y- 1 and Vi he w-r.t on nibbling. American arms. They were on land bert Pearson, respectively. Arrange- available. as tb" lirst plants sprout and continues Small Pin-Small Dose-Small Price i' 13 ft.'j of f "hi 'li>i v •'o, ^iimimtiniiniini!iniiimmiiiiimni(iiniiniiimiiiiiinmiiiii(iiimiiriimiiiiiiiiiu| soned bails are prnlilbitively expen- r^rJ Nih'i'e. nibble, nibble, went Mr. and sea, in the air nnd under the wa- ments were also made to have the A standard grain ration for the calf until late .Tune or early July, when the Mouse, and the first thing he knew he wnrins have become full grown. Feed- sive or difficult to obtain In sufiiclent Mra 'I, 'i-r ws-w* mi nrrtij ^ - ter. They were a versatile people and Panama department represented at may be made by using corn, oats and pulied our ri.e fall of one of his own ing takes place at night, the worms qmintlties, they may be diluted with THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS iUi.' )• it '.."(J l/'/Vt wo'} .ii,'vJ Ov they were fighters as their building of the Cleveland convention. bran, equal parts by weight, or corn in TH? ',0M '•l.iidrf-n from rhe roe of th'- slioe. resting during the day beneath debris equal parts of fresh hardwood saw- ;hat make a horse Wheeze, i/i'- ff/cfi • ' of A'/^'r ^ 'll'' i.Hl/if './« 'i hut. J BEAUTY CHATS five parts and oats or bran three parts Roar, have Thick Wind "Now what Is that?'' be 'aid, Irx-k- or in the soil at a depth of from one- dust. The formula for poisoned halt f'Wcl'i, 'lui/.i"'! i'( >.< lii-r by weight, with one part of linseed meal jt Choke-down, can be =; by Edna Kent Forbes SHALL GIRLS BE ADMITTED? half to ono inch below the surface, prepared In this manner is as follows: REFUTING A SLANDER K'< • ti ' !.:;<• ii Ij. .('<»'•,oh '»r. tr'/ rr,',-'.Hi'o * '.•/ <• ELECTED FOR THREE YEARS added to both unless the ration seems 'educed with V/-i •> ^ and since they closely resemble the The Tourist: You have a good liii- rln.ii, i.f a fir#' ,!'t 'I" ' '-fiiJi iif of M.«- I'oiih ;)'!/( r, f; 'J.-, o'; niniiMiitiiiiiiTrimniiiniiiiiTnriiiitiiiiiiiliiMiilfiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiitiiinniiniiiiiinnS too laxative. It is expected tlwt In Paris procn or while arsenic.pounds 2 many earthquakes here, don't you? My ml-'r*b Membership Question Looms Before Thomas J. Bannigan Is Re-Elected color of the soil In most cases the nnl li fo-ior f'.ri• 'lif .r / oo'/ f./h' •! »• l! . o V H many cases all these feeds will not Fresh hardwood sawdust pounds 2ii The Native Son: Never an earth- Officials of Legion—Some "Y Connecticut Department Adjutant cause of the Injury Is often not ap- "•r in '!.<• I'ollr. urr/r/ '•'»•.fit «. •'» 'In rn. * ?!' • ' BREATHING EXERCISE ! the body so full of air it s^ms readyi be available. It will be necessary then Wheat bran pounds 25 quake. That story was started by Workers Present Claims. for Unusually Long Period. parent. If the soil surrounding the Molasses quarts 2 ilso other Bunches or Swellings. No blister, , 1 to burst. This Is hold and repeated, to substitute other feeds. The follow- some Eastern prudes who were • » r '.f r f wur Ftiri.f II" hh a v/r.o c cut-off plant be examined carefully, Water quarts 4 to 8 no hair gone, and horse kept at woi L Eco- VERY woman should study up a until the cheeks tlosh and th»- new shocked when the earth did a lt»n>07« rl tii'l i 4»;i'<• In I'oii h'l .•.,a vti' A recurring question before I lie offi- The innovation <>f choosing a de- ing substitutions are recommeuded* or more as needed. nomical—only a few drops required at an appli- little on rhe subject of health and blood runs throush the veins, and the however. Ihe culprit will quite likely shimmy now and then. cation. S2.50 per bottle delivered. B00ll3BfnM. E partment adjutant to serve for three beauty. She need not spend much stomach se^ms rejuvenated. Study ft cials of the American Legion is that Feed. Substitutes. be found curled up In the soil as Illus- This mixture is not quite so efii- IBSORBINE, JRn the antiseptic liniment for man- of eligibility to menihershlp. Just years was adopted by the Connecticut time over It—only a few moments a up—and practice it. Corn Barley, kaflr, mllo, oats, trated (Fig. 1. c). cienf as the poisoned bait conialning On Deck. kind, reduces Cysts, Wens, Painful, Swollen where Is the line to be drawn? Shall, conveniion of the American Legion. day, until she is familiar with the few 'Copyright.) or other feeds high In Life History of Cutworms. tbe entire amount of bran, but it has The boy upon tlie burning deck Veins and Ulcen. 51.2Sa bottle at dealers or Sherman Must Rest or Go Blind for Instance, those "little sisters of the Thomas J. Bannigan of Hartford was carbohydrate!) and Farmers Are Urged to Conserve Their Kxpressed himself with vim; delivered. Book "Evidence" free. principles that form the foundation -O- The various cutworms are known shown good results and may be used army," the "Y" girls, be admitted to fats. Bull Calves Wherever Practicable, "Ii 1 K'-'t out of this, by heck. W. F. YOUNG, Inc.. 3t0 Twin'# ft.. Sprinoflatd, Mass. of buoyant health and good looks. For Oats Bran, ground eats, under a number of jKipular names, fo advantage when necessary. Pine You bet I'll learn lo swim!" full membership? Inetead of Butchering Them. t riir» 'l r.'ti r r :.' Uh .,i tr* I,' f even the most Intelligent women are coarue middlings. such as the glassy cutworm, greasy sawdust should not be used, as this Although at present they stand with- Bran.... Ground oats, coarse cutworm, variegated cutworm (Fig. 1), seems to repel the Insects. The Aid of Science. 7 of Ii !.•• -• I..a'- <1, '/'.f In fin- j '•i M 'I. badly infonned on such matters. should be bright, well cured and free out the pale there are some who be- middlings. spotted cutworm (Fig. 2), etc., but the Mrs. Faraway—Don't you consider Harvest 20 to 45 th»« ulnti-thi-iit if, •'.(.rhi/f,-i'l I <• Then, knowing more about this sub- Cottonseed meal..Cottonseed cake. Unseed from dirt, mold and mustlness. If Where only a small quantity of poi fii' • ii. IIi•< 1 • .1'i•.' A /••ar ••. I ject of appearance and health the lieve they should he taken in. Some meal, peanut meal, vel- ground feeds get wet they are llkelj injuries caused by them are very simi- soned bait Is required the fnllowlnj: the wireless telegraph the most won- ''iinjni 'f ri' -t or I, j.'if "m- ,;ii IER-W woman will know what sort of meth- of Ihe girls themselves have very vet-bean meal, soy- to mold. This is especially true of cot- lar and their habits in general are also formula will be found most conven- derful invention of tbe age? Bushel to Acre Wheat ,f,s r Hls t0 modestly presented their claims. The bean meal, or other much the same. The parents of cut- Mr. Tbespis, the Theatrical Man- •.'« 1..171 f«l'l h 111 ihii' (<<• 11,a•* tiii). f 10 1,1 O i.r.N.Sh da ptuhibuh stana work •' "' Improve herself and tonseed meal and ground corn. They ient : DWLU following is an excerpt from a letter feeds hlgn In protein. worms are grayish or brownish moths, ager—No'm; the telephone. By hnv-| in Western Canada Wf/r/i '.'if fr'iHi < r '.fk, r.n :•< ii3 stend v Job every ting iosa de keek will not waste time using tonics that Corn silage Borghum silage, other should not be fed if in bad condition. Think what that means to you In (Copyrignt.) from Miss Sallle Lou Massey of Meri- silage, roots or man- or "millers," which commonly occur White arsenic or parls Kreen..pound Vt in' one of the characters fell the plot i •mil H 1' 1.' mntit 'pi; ''.r.- or !ov«« '•,r hi' now. I tink een bouta seexa mont 7. Do not waste time in feeding the Dry bran peck 1 good hard dollars with the great de- til-i » /<• i.'hf I i.Ut 'iii'liiii!,i<-': •/ < / dian, Miss., to the national com- gels. at lights during summer evenings. into a receiver we save the salary of ; mand for wheat at high prices. Many even da chorus girl lo-a da keek, too. Hay. Clover hay Alfalfa, leHpedeza, pea- calf. To waste time in feeding or pre- Molasses pint 5 farmers in Western Canada have paid coander: Each moth may lay from 200 to 50(1 Water quarts 2 to 4 a man to play a family servant. [ihili.-i i' /in ''.f .'.' r fi.'./i 4 a":'!!'!'' I.asa week 1 was een one place wot's flay is what we are told to nut vine, soy bean or paring feeds needlessly increases the for their land from a single crop. The 'I'lfif./ 'Ii' 1.u t '!• iiii, of 'i/i.'/ i'-* "I am just one of hundreds of 'Y' grass hays. eggs, either in masses or singly. In or more as needed same success may Ftill be yours, for been prohlblsh longa time. I see one while the sun shines. cost of grains. Grain should he fed you can buy on easy terms. vlii i In- fi'ifc n.'ifi '.r 1' i' Hir«-.a•'•m-'I girls at home now, wearing pretty Corn stover Oat straw, other straws fields covered with dense vegetation, A Sincere Economist. frien 1 gotta een dat place and he Hay is divided into many kinds. whole except when teaching the calf It is often advantageous to allow 'o v/i'),'!' ,/' rrmn Hw poliM'ai fl'-ld clothes which don't seem quite right or stovers. and hence are fo be found more often "Every evening 1 L'et Charley fo ex- j aska me weeth wheesper eef I iika We used to help divide it. so that to eat and possibly also near the end the mash thus obtained to stand for Farm Land at $16 to nf llif.< : • l.'ii 'W-hnte wnxfil witrm I/. after having worn the uniform. In in cultivated fields which have been plain the League of Nations to me all leetle shot. it would cure enough to be stacked The quantity of grain to feed should of the fitting or finishing period. Whole several hours before usini: It. as this I.nr'y ''I'liirll France we cooked, kept house, handed in grass or weeds the preceding fall. over a sain, said Mrs. Torklns. $30 an Acre Now 1 no feel a ver good een dat or put into a mow. be determined at all times by the ap- grain as a rule is more palatable than The eggs hatch in the fall, a few- seems to result in greater elTective- located mar Uinv.n^ t iwn.s. ^ood mar- ffifit'.r t'liTinim wnn t\>i'i'] phme so I say, "alia right, Jusa one out magazines and papers and danced ; petite of the calf. Feed what it will ground feeds, Kar corn may be "Doesn't it become tiresome?" kets. railways—land of a kind which ! It would be criKi to stack or store —hundreds of kilometers we danced— weeks after they are laid, usually dur- ness. "A trille. Hut 1 want to keep his grows to 45 liii»lifiN «>f Tili.-nl lo tlie '•i')lil'ii Mir'li I'll';, lo fl!I I hi" 'ir. n •/1 u 'i f ' KiM leetle Hhot." So he getta bottle from clean up In a short time and wish it shelled, broken or chopped up In the aere. Good grazing lands al low prlcen An. expensive than it is in horse you to reap the profltN from Nlock rnU- 1,1,1,1111 , h ,1 -1 if 1 ii-' f< <1 f'.r •;. 1 • ii, (lot) mul" een one dreenk. My frien say mwm hays shorid be provided if possible. on snapped corn need not be removed Inti and tlnlrylni;. Sunshine and air in abundance will we belonged lo the men of Ihe A. K. other vegetation, pass the winter as started as soon as the corn b"irins to racing." ''•tin lli)'i'/l. il 1 'inn IhiTi-f'.n <•/ was only one leetle shot, but was Jusa While the beef calf can use cheap for this purpose. It rarely pays to cure almost the sickest hay. V. and they to us. Has all this com- ; partly grown caterpillars. If such appear above the ground, so that the Learn the Facts About 1 iiiMni'ii '*. f.< " Ifcinf «.fit(i'iv - I1I0 T in, II Nothin'.j fir// Under 'he Sun. Iika machine gun—keepa rigid on roughages to advantage, good hays, shred stover or to cut or chaff hay for 1 There are alfalfa. Hover, timothy, radeshlp been shed wilh the uniform? : infested fields are left to grass no no- cutworm may be eliminated :is quickly "/Hilnin 1", *1 I'll. • 1 of <'l.nidj.ii CO, kif/, "I 1 M 1 d• • r 'iiii'I :'iii IIII.I- finini' brafid shoot. preferably legumes such as clover, nl- the calf. It need not he fed three Contrary Tactics. Western Canada n dtop, peanut, cowpea and John Hay, We have watched wilh high hopes the ticeable injury Is likely to occur, but as possible and the injured hills "There is one thing about putting —low taxation (none on imiirnvementu), nltn'ii i'iiili llliiioi' 'Ii.'/i' f, liaa lii I'll 1 J,il«' nf tin n/(•' ; i' li '| ii' V Id' ii ." I aska my frien eef alia bootaleg ees f times a day when twice a day will do healthful clnnale. wood schooiH, 1 r. development of the American Legion, promptly replanted. ( "r erooked work." fioinimii''I tiv Hi'* Iti'fuiliU' Jir.H »i>» "No " j.i'.tc u-l >l.n mf)»|«n;( pronmt stronga Ilka daf one and he say no. Thomae J. Bannigan. as well, although the former may be churches, pleasant social relationships, Alfalfa will produce almost as end in your splendid achievements promptly replanted. f>nriii'.' the a prosperous and industrious people. • In ,1 - mIIMI'Ih'" In HII»'IM-<| linn n. K r « liiit'l f'i'ii'l t j.flf(..'ir7 ' :iiii(.ii I'll I'.NL III'\ in- fnr in' '•r "M'.wd.v Hi'- 'jik.i- old I'P-av bill last Night's Dreams lie tella rne when was made lasa night practiced when fitting the animal for "Wluit is that?" many crops of hay as a real estate reelected for that period. Ordinarily warmer sprhiL' months 'Mitworins do "It has to be done with a straight For lllustratfd UtTa'urP. maps, descrip- f'.' i.ni'ii 'licirnnn v/nti Ixnn In Mlmiil r1 »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»#/»»»»*»*»»»****f little dreenk bootaleg wheesky putta No Danger. Ask For The Big Can \2> alhle. For Ids part, ho says, Im has striped with clover windrows when Jail Sentence by Display of it. Arsenic and parls green are JMII- rmviT had any Kimh oxporinm-o hut ad- heem down, flat stuff my frien geeva Nebraska Live Stock Owner Disposes "Miss Squintleigh says l.r f.-ice Is LeJeune, the Marines and Haiti 7/1.Ill •//•) ill, hi I',III',* II, Wthlll */* Hl>-.fnr t and'.'. i'In ', ami will li""ii a week there have been two weeks of cotd Hie Emblem. Fig. 2—Adult or Moth of Spot- sonous to animals. mits tlmi It has bomi horno witnesH tne would maka T. N. T. iookn seeck. of Scrub Bull and Five Cows her fortune." in,.) wlmi ii 1 •' Iii whin h"'./i.»H nf mi nr mni" 11 ". 'ii'l, in n Kimill Jar rain on it. ted Cutworm. Protective Barriers and Trapping. n I '/I'.' to by mnov pliilos'ifihorK and olhor Weeth gooda stuff before prohlblsh Seniiiuejjtiu considerations left out to Improve Herd. "Then she is in nn dat zei of be'nc i 1 wilh im-llnd bull' r Hay like that makes fine feed for (li'f i- I'M A l.ii (••niii (|i'irinill Invowtlgai'ifs of droam phenomena we could somafimo hava leetle blow- of •Ne reckoning, Frank Sadowskl. an Frequently cutworms migrate to married for her money." a horse that one Is anxious to lose. when It Is broken up and planted to lu-fi-v I1I1) li'i ii''w lnn'l of lln- llnl f;A70nY Dlfilirfi. from Arlnlnlie and SynoKliiK down to out. Hut weeth da bootaleg dreenk American Legion member of Newark, "I disposed of one scrub bull and corn or other wide-row crops the cultivated fields from adjoining grass- Pnimenan Puffn. Hay is also the first name of t psp-j It'll lilii'i"! 111111 In'* hi lil'i lr i" Ihe prewnl day. In this rotineellon It wot we gotta now ees stronga for N. J.. found out the other day that a five cows that were not profitable." worms, being suddenly placed on lands, nnd In such cases the crops can Quite So. 'Inl i nm Imii Miplul nl i'ruled Par- ular brand of sneezy fever. piny 11 iMi'lIm' [iiirl In ili«/ m l Hi innni 'Ihr fnll'i.'. ii,K 'IblK'f nn- Iml I'Hl', may he romailced that the lileraltiro blowup and no gooda for blowout. Congressional Medal of Honor Is a With this explanation a live-stock "short rations," often Injure severely be protected by running a narrow Sympnt betle Friend—That young in" ,.n 11" • ''. Iv." llilnj nl a ''iipfnl • • • nf Ihr rmil rnvn K/ i.uh inline in lln I'r 1,1,1,11 In Hir linn I'Wil'', Im nuin, of dream '"ienre Is a largo one and Wot you tink? handy tiling to have. owner in Dodge county, Nebraska, en- the newly planted crops, the nearly band of the poisoned halt around the man's case is a very tnuching one. j 1 nf hi' ..-I rriiiiiliH, nm' Iml' Ina ipnooflll |rt<'"ld*-iilli|l 'iimpiilioi nltooi llii< "nn hi 1 •, nii'l Iinli i omi' 1I1 n ni;i V !"• that Hi" bnnl- nl myi'ime; rnmilHiillnnnl vinfiiM'" In llmll I*.' I'M pnn d linm lln- fund ,11 1 ml Joel hy learned nnd diHlingiihlmd Study Up on Phyeical Duvoioprncnt. Ut wud bo a fine t'lnj t' laro sleeps at night. That is, he had been Stock" movement which provides for consuming large amounts of food. In nearest the source of infestation. This sav was. lie tombed me for SfiO. pnl nil lln mb.iiif" inlo a mnrlnr nnd form of infestation most frequently for" llin Hiili|i'i 1 lim nmi' • iml.llf enn men from Aristnllo the famous (Jreok off enoufh fr'm tho price mw sleeping of nights until a couple of purebred sires In all classes of domes- northern latitudes they attain full Wfr.tphiilla fl.ifl'; l.inind nnl.I will hlmidnd. I'.oal two will do no good, or cold creams when that di'mond ring an' bay o tea tic animals kept. occurs In the semlarid states of the liovniHV Jin'M-iiiiy hiiiilil nf tin phllosnplier who died 't'J'J years before 4- loving cats began a noisy courtship on growth nnd stop feeding in late June He Gives It. I'm:;: 11 < nplill nf bnil'd • mid mid in ihiK mlxliirc Mako she needs a diet, or forcing pill - Into av CON! fr a fam'ly wid sbivorks' A purebred Holstein bull now heads West and Northwest. Where cut- mivy d"pMi 1 IIIMII HFNL ITIIIIIV MN' rhrlNl nnd was ilm lirsl to ailempt a his back fence. Sadowskl stood It as or early July, and change to the pupal "Does ymir friend the mnuisfrate, lliimiltli » Hli'vi nnd mil Willi Inni In I'lill Hi" il/." nf n Infjv wnlmil nnd herself when she should eat different childher in ut. Ids herd of 25 grade cattle and the worms occur In hordes moving to- O'lii'inl I,m .lenne In lliiill In Invi" Kelontinc InveMilioiihm of the dreatn • • • long as he could and then went down of resting stage. The Injury often know anything of music?" Liquid Stove Polish lih' pnniifiiivi nf lui' ly mlm i-d linm, fry 11 lijd'f blown. Duroc swine on Ihe farm are all pure- gether In one direction they may br llj'iili' problem down to l-'reml and Have- kinds of food. In his old barracks bag and dragged ceases so suddenly that farmers ore at "I think 1 may say he Is » good Dattltu-Ebony Shine Iwn liilili" poniilnln nf Imin 1. Iwn • Then, Instead of worrying over Novelized Stuff. bred. Horses, sheep, goafs and poul- trappeil by the following method, AM III well linnirn n fl'iriil |irn loel<, would III! a eonslflmable library. out the trusty automatic he carried In a loss to account for the fact. jiiiijre of lime." E-Z Iron Enamel for the Pipe 1 v. I ' 11 Imii 1 i'n, nm- ipinrli-r nl n niplul nl' Hot Sauco Tartare. wrinkles caused by had health she "She merely played with the foodj try complete the kinds of live stock which often Is used In army-worm con- E-Z Metal Polish for the Nickel (Mliniiln ill) I'uliilill lii-M liy lim llnl Most of Ilm HeientistH admit Ihe fart on her plate."—Any Novel. France. The cats became casualties In the western and northwestern 1 1 i'iiin, •iivinii''. miii'.lnid mid <:!ill in Tn nn" Inill i iliiliil nl wlilln nanro will sfiirl In doing a few simple Sallie Lou Massey. kept. While these are not purebred, trol: A furrow or ditch (Fig. 3) is Mco Satisfactory. E-Z Shoe Polish saves Shoes fii| 1-SIIILI'M OYIM IIHIH IIV LN-iily H'-V nlnln di- wlihln a dfoain. extdnln It IN various eoorageous work among the troops honor, and a string of lesner medals. on good pasture it will not consume worm." No matter whi n ur where your stove or Iwn mlm"d pi hiit nf |iainl"y, HIIII, ray •IIILITANT'MARY- The Yogis breathe. Ilrst Inlo the slides. stroyed by crushing or other means. "Of course not." •.urnace was rr.cde we ran supplv the pans. piirtmi'iil llii'iiii'.l) fl"' '•M'reliny of lln mivy 'earned psyehologleal ways. • • • daring the inlluen/.a epidemic in the He produced the medals as proof uhd Cultural Methods. 1 nm ' linppi'd iniiii'mi in la I", nnd lower ptirl of the lungs, then Into the much hay. As it Increases In age, It If the subsoil he of such a nature that "Vet she is continually putting on We specrialize in carryinn a complete line ol As for our mysile ho Imtliers him- Land to be planted to corn the fol- paru for ail stoves, ranges and (urnAces. Ylt** A middle, then the upper chest, lllling Explained. fall of lllia the Judge let him off. can be fed silage to advantage. Avoid water penetrates It but slowly, the nlrs." mix it'll I III Hi" "UK whllrM wlili Wespendou r • elf not at all nhont iinvho'ogy hut lowing spring, especially such land as •i was In the Serbian army,"* the overfeeding with silage, as there is Silage nnd alfalfa make cheap beef post holes may be partially filled with fix Your Old $:ove Up «nd Hi" ml\lm" nnd Iny nn a plalior. ('mil deolnroM that II Is iinlnrky to drontn has lain In grass for a considerable stmnger said, through his clenched Hie One Intenelve Wish. Whst'e the Use. danger of digestive disturbances^ espe- and milk. water, on the top of which a layer Complaints. Make II As Good As New Heroic Chaplrm of Veterans fnimd lim 11'vi mi" nipfnl of innyon cosh on-friends. •inn von m-e itrenmiii r. For It nieatiM RfcHEBOW time and is likely to contain cutworm«, teeth and his Interpreter. He took hie girl to tbe restaurant cially when getting a liberal supply of • e e of crude oil or petroleum may he "I get nothing from morning till faid NuBt, Nankr sf Stun ud Hunfaehmn' HIM mil!" in vvlilih him lii'i'i. add"d nm- Unit somebody Is f;olm; fo deeolvo you A dusty stranger limped into the should be plowed in midsummer or What the Sphinx Says "Yes. but you are shot In the facer determined to he a sport if it took the milk. Keep cholera hogs and carcasses poured. Upon failing into such holes night but hot air," sighed the pump- •iiniill rlmppi'd pii'lih'd ciiniinhir bulO'bowoltcn nnd etieiil yon mil ol nmnev or vnln- railroad station of a little Texas town early fall about the time the eggs are V said the man who keeps track of ear- hsl cent lie had. but as she gave her that was chiefly noted for cactus nnd Pasture should be provided at all away from the stream and Insist that the worms nre almost Immediately de- ing engine, DETROIT FURNACE & STOVE REPAIR CO. .l"lin '' Mnmo wnn nli'i'iml im rlmp|i"d Ihi". •diloK. So If In Mnmo ooiniillealed or . •/-.o; nv. ( IR laid, or, better, before the eggs are we WITHHOLD By Newton Newkirk. rent events. ilctatioo to the waiter his face grew alkali, and deposited a coin on the times. Next to milk It Is nature's bal- your neighbors do the same. stroyed without further action on the "Just look at me," retorted the fur i 30-32 Macomb Street llnmil 1 liiipln n I'm mil' ti'iic |iy |Im "nploasanl dream your "droatn- laid, for then vegetation which Is suit- \ "li-i nn nl I '0 ' i1 n \\ ;iri< nl ||n-|i hi Polled Crenmn. "When you "Ah, yes. I got nervous nnd looked fonger and longer. FimUly. though. counter. anced ration. Sufficient pasture may see part of the farmer. mice. "No matter where I go, I am i Kind'wordj.lbey •hoitghl" 'lavs; "Hall rlahl nnviiv; h u r y the be obtained from such pasture plants able for the moths to lay their eggs •Mil > 'Hit 'il 11 in in Wii liliij.'lnii !» r. I' fy l onndn nl In "ml I'm i.lv or ol|;lil back I" Ae finished. "Gimme a ticket to the next place," Sunflower silage, when combined upon Is removed. The earlier the pre- always fired." • ntn nnly dreamlim" Inolc oarefully f OK HtADw ii a l e Ii e I, • • • as blue grass, Bermuda, Iespedeza, car- More than Ifl i "li'i linn Ih mil.I m (i,. „ vI<'In 1 y pmmiiH and • "I llimn In ilm ovmi. cost us ngu^t und "Ami now, sir," asked the waiter he ordered dispiritedly. with corn, cottonseed meal and alfalfa ceding year grasslands to he planted 1 1 after your iifl'nlrs and I'eop waleh of don't chase pet grass, clover, alfalfa and prairie RECORD KEEPING IS BIG AID Long Sitter. l"i" lim A I'l, I ' ntii ilin nld KHIIrd 'I'IIII" nm )|mifi"i nl n pmiml nl "h"!"!", V, FINNIGIN FILOSOFY politely, turning to him, "what do you "Single or round trip?* queried the hay, Is an important feed In producing to corn are plowed the less will be thOMo who ate In a piediloti lo doeolve to the near- grass. Late fall, winter or early spring "There Is one thing which lhar 60 yrs. ago wlili Ii fnr I'J y"iiI'm Imm Inni h i-|||||i fmir Inhle "p'tonlnlri of hnilor, inill. niy yt-tARE'WORTH Minny a men widout a t'ought wish?" agent. beef. the probability that the cutworm Farmer Enabled to Detect Unprofit- volt, .fnnrneys unless nhsoliifely nee- est hurdwure pasture may also be obtained by graz- • e • young lawyer fellow of HI la's ought lulu fnr III" p'lil onni' and nnmuird in la-'i", nddlnu mir in 'a bead has tb' knack av "Me?" returned the young man In a The stranger glared. "Round tflpf* moths will have laid their eggs there- sble Animals and Dispose pf an English chem- THIEH'WEIGHT osmiry, lire not roeommemled nftor store anil buy ing such crops as rye. oats, wheat, soy to be proficient In when be comes to Tli" " ' Iniji'iiln *miipimi'd nil tiihh'Npnonful nf any frolt Jnire, mix sayin' nawthin' so impntsive'v wife of abysmal gloom. "I wish I'd he burst forth. "What's the use of a Too much direct sunlight and heat Is on, and the less, consequently, will be Them to Butcher. ist began to manu- Miteli H droatn*. Ihtt lln speohil wnni- •A 'h' - • an ax " beans, cowpeus and velvet beans. Use practice." >i|lpnHllln|| lis v Ii I if IiIh yniilli (lie wll nnd Hprnid 11 nfnl of no'li on 1 an' obicurrre'y that ut soundi elayed at home."—American Legion round trip when I'm here already ?"— a frequent cause of hogs failing to the danger of injury by cutworms tho facture BEECHAM'S PILLS. IN GOLD' tng IN lo IN. on tho nleri for olieats, W .C INT great care in pasturing legumes, such "What Is that?" IN only Iwenl.v fhdil) mnl lih rmord. Ilm hii'iid. This tnixlnio may ho imi-d •S'MjMwgS. C/ «'miviKhi.i like good sbtuff. Weekly. American Legion Weekly. thrive, and is often the cause of lings following year. Kvery cow in a man's herd is a sep Today Lhey have the largest -o O as alfalfa and the clovers, also winter dying. "The art of securing a stay." sale of any medicine in ie \.IIH rllml liy Cniii'inl I'I'I-'IIIIIK • e e Late fall and winter plowing of arale machine. Some of them are or Knllmiliy IN ni'ilmi nl MniiMnm iiii The "liiimtnu Tree." Sicily Practically Treeless. Keeps Record of Diechargee. Some Joy Left Yet grasslands, although not as effective working efficiently, while others are the world! • In the Thick of It, ^•'pli'inl'i'i' i-Nilli iiiid '2 V Ih, MUM Tho lenvi's nnd HteniM of the "burn* Sicily Is prnctically a treeless coun- A special hook is devoted to keep- With tears of gratitude strea ming Keep gunny sacks saturated with as early plowing, will destroy many of operating at a loss. By a system of Food From Many Lande. Save Labor in Silo Filling. "That girl Is very noxious to set in try. In a Journey of IfiO miles ncross lof a reruianent record of the dis- down his face the man who had Just crude oil where hogs can rub against the hibernating cutworms, as well as keeping records the latter class can I'lmimli KIIHMI'II nnd WOUIHIIMI hy ing lieo" of liidhi nre covered wlili A mlsccllnncoiiN line of food prod- Let the corn wilt n couple of days the whirl." the Island, one can not observe a sin- etargfi of all ex-service fnen of Green- been sentenced to six months in Jail them. Raise more hogs and fewer such other Important pests as white be found out and taken from tbe herd geec^M •lirHpnel, lie refiiHed lo ho "iivnnmied" Nlrlnglng lullt'N, after the nninner of uct N may be encountered aniong Ihe before ensiling. This will dry out "Then tell her to come down to any gle tree that would cut a ten-inch county, South Carolina, as a thanked the Judge. lice. grubs, and should be practiced when and disposed of, and tbe fewer cows Hid l-tMiliillled wilh lln* iidviitiiPil HIIMH, Ihe eominon nolile. bill are of a fur Ntorcs of I lie foreign ipiaVtors of n more than half its water. You save see '»ig office and ome in by i.ie revoiv- moro vlfiili'tii iniliiro. When touehed hoard. Wide hoards (M-inch) of Ital- departure of the Greenwood post. "It Is an unspeakable reliff." he earlier plowing Is Impracticable. will pay a larger profit. This |ia> SalS eTtywkwa. la imsm. Me* SS«. ilnlMlorUiu to I ho Wounded nnd dy great city like New York. There are handling half the weight of the corn ig door when a bum b of messenger nit. ON Sopieinhor 'J7, whllo he WNN Ihe HeiiHiilion felt IN as of hoing Inirnt ian origin are employed in 'h^ making By Ibis nenns a record will always be said brokenly, "to have somehedy ex- For wintering cattle and growing Use of Hogs and Poultry. been the history of record keepliv the black ripened eggH of Ihe Orient. cut. get silage of double feeding value, young cows and heifers a combina- oys are going tbroiigh." 'I nn enemy Imnh wilh five of IIIH with rod hot Iron, (he pniii exleiidinu of heavy boxes for Ihe slilpment of on band should a veteran lose his dis- cept my wife tell me where I am go- Pasturing hogs upon land supposed many times over. There nro snnsageN Utile anil NiiiisngeH and wet enough to keep well. tion of alfalfa and silage Is Ideal. It ••il. N Kii'iimlo WIIH IONHOII Into Ihelr over other pnrlN of the body and IUNI- licorice. The wood Is a spedes of Ca« ebarge. The discharges are recorded ing for the summer."—Ameri in Le- to harbor cutworms Is a beneficial large. N|tiffed with oat hreadstiiir hy is more than a maintenance ration. Explained. dm. Willi no llionuhi of pornoiini lug Neverni dnyN. labrlan lir. free of efcarge by the clerk of the gion Weekly. practice, as thi'se animals root up nnd Pick Out Beet Layere. HAIR OR COMBINGS the Kcotch. with butler, lard nnd what- Free Range Simplifiee. • • • "Do you see the nuin yonder? Well. made Inlo awllclnM Punillveiy ynur owa hall fely, lie Nlleinpted lo throw It eleni not by the ItalliitiN. There nre the tmrt devniir Insects of many kinds, includ- A close observance and constancy ' my cerlai'i knowledge he is leadinp •jack. Smoil com W A rib i, M Ol ••••;, •«|-n. •UT Nl OOT IT. JUST 60 So It Seeme. Plenty of free range on the farm Feeding baby beef Is more profit- 1 II'HVIIIK IIIN linnd, II exploded The Proper Name, II I Many Miles of Wire. ing eul worms, in large numbers. Farm with the hens will etmle us to knov double lite." Hsr hsl pin wst protruding, "When I marry. It mutt be t man sun dried devil M I from 0recce, four- FORESIGHTED Excellence. Kimplilles many problems in potdtry able than feeding yearling steers he- BLACKSMITH MIOI', lei, nnill, an i atuoh. e IIVON of IIIN eoiiniidi'N were N|IMI'*KI, "Thill fellow's urea I ambition In lo nfter my own hsart." One hundred and seventeen miles Women jump at conclusion# and fre. nmiltry. 'f trained to follow the plow, by sight which ones Iny every day ant. And II oaughl him In s Joint; Inch Nprciidlng HUM from Y/tnlr, Hp' "Hae Jack anything laid by for a All excel I Mice of every kind Is but keeping. Absence of good range means cause the calf requires less feed for "Vou don'! MJY so!" Bent town in Sin e, ti. A MUiai. Him 14 If 01 1I11H lis WMS ^.11 • N, I', nod the Ciolk f wire are used In making a 12-laeh quently hit: men reason t'.iings out vlll prove of inestimable value. those that lay every other day or d<- North Bend. VebnndiH ralr.y day." l^nrlety of truth,—Washington Aliston, many dllllcultles to be overcome if one mainteiianee, grows while he fattens, "Yes: he IK A professional contor •ut hs didn't MS ths point "You ineiui cotiNuiiiliig umbli'ou," after It." on anil N«) forth. "Yee, he'e engaged to an heiress." wire-hound gun. logically and ueuaily miss. VVhon ouiworms are.found lo be not lay at all. It to be successful with poultry. and uses his feed more etthdently. tioiilst." THE LOWELL LEDGER and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO THE LOWELL LEDGER and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO -£i Guests of Will Engle and wife L. C. Doer, of • Lowell. Arrange- Sunday were Mr and Mrs. John nients have been made for him to IHB LOWELL LEDGER aud come lo Cascade Sunday morniog ALTO WEEKLY SOLO. Purdy and son Guy, of Smyrna, and Mr. and-Airs. Fred Purdy, of Beld- beginning Nov. 1. for two months! The ladies of the church will QUALITY '11 Mrs. Stephen Bennells celebrated hold their annual chicken pie sup. P. M. JOHNSON, E^tor and her 85th birthday anniversary last per and paron sale in the church Twenty-eighth year under parlors, Friday evening, Dec. 3. one management. Sl, y Qttnn'a Phonea; Office, Na 100; Mrs. jEtta Grey, of Grand Bapids, fs spending a few days with her TOWN LINE NEWS Reaidence. 239. Local newa U- Oct. 26.—Miss Marie Ritter, Mar- STat UtUr by Mra. JdmaoiL parents. Stephen Bennels and wife. Chris Kropf had the misfortune garel Hull and G. W. Ickes, o( lo cut his fool quite badly recently. (irand Bapids, spent Sunday at K ••bKrtptlM total Pyakb •»!*«>» Bussel Welch and wife, of Low- S. Hull's. IB adramce. ell. spent Sunday wilh her parents, Dorothea Ferney, of Clarksvllle On,** W® Fred Kropf and wife. spent the week-end at J. O. Scolt'sl Six monffla lOJ Burr Davis and wife. Mar in Dav- A large crowd attended the sale The 0 Three motttha jf~ is, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Irumbell of Poland china hogs, at William Single copiea spent Sunday in Ionia. Lind's, Saturday. Joe Scott, of Lowell, is quite sick. Pauline Porrltt spent the week- iboidd witch dite on tUnu Citifrbi! Deafneti Cannot Be Cure r c d end with Helen Hull. and renew in advance to avoid by local appUcatlom. •• cannot " (« Qual tha diivaind portion of tho T 1 The undersigned will sell at public auction, 4 miles east only ont way to euro catarrhal doafneii, break In aeryioa. . . . and that U by a conrtltutlonal romtdy. Look for bine mark on head of Catarrhal DeafntM Ii earned by an In- ind 1 mile north of Lowell, or 2 miles west and 1 mile paper second week of mqpth Before flamed condition of tho mucoui Ilnlnf of M. C. Qrd6iie M. De tho Buitachlan Tubo. Whon thlitubo U 9 expiration and same for final warn- u B ing on last paper of month paid for. nurfreinflamet dhearlnc you hav. ean Vd «h]«when VIt Vif? olrtlrelemireiy »rth of Saranac, commencing at 12:30, Prompt attention will aave annoy- oloaed, Deafneea !• the reiult. UnleM the Pbyiician and Surgeon inflammation can be reduced and thle tube ance on both tides. Please remem- Srto" d i? It* normal condition. fcearlM Offloe In NegeneeBlk., LeweN, M|«h It is a fact that the progress and development ber there are no exceptions to these will bo dettroyod forover. .Many caoei of doMfcoM aro caused by catarrh, which la rolea. They mean lust what they an Inflamed condition of the mucous tur. say. faces. Hall'a Catarrh Medicine acta thru of the nations can be traced by the quality Oio blood on tho mueoua aurfacta of the S. S. LEE, M. D. Entered at the postoffice at Low- •"STwltl flvo One Hundred Dollars for ell. Mich., as second class matter any caso of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot and the quantity of the bread they have used bo cured by Hall'a Catarrh Modldnt. Cir- culars free. All DrutKlata. 7Bc. Physician and Surgeon LOCAL ADVERTISING RATB8. r. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, O. Otflve Hours: , NOVEMBER 5 Front page reading notices 7c per 11 to 12 a. ui. 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 p. m, VJ -tgn Noi other food has played so important a part in the line cash. LOWELL DISTRICT NO. 6 Sundays, 8 to 4 p. m. LIVE STOCK. Syracuse Walking Plow, No. 81 50 Swamp Oak Fence Posts Advertising in local columns oc OEF1CE: LEE BLOCK Wiard No. 10, One Horse Plow VA H. P. Air Cooled Brownw ell civilization of man. it has changed his habits from those per line cash. Oct. 21.—Mr and Mrs. Carl Gra- feem Brown Geldings Want ads classified, 1c per word, ham and family, of McCords, visit- Office Phone, 93 House, U Srey Mere Grain Drill Engine of the savage to the civilized being. The more advanced cash, or stamps with order. No ed his sister, Mrs. James Needhain, IS Head Young Cattle Farm Wagon Pump Jack phone or charge orders. No ad Jr.. Tuesday evening, little Thehna Light Spring Wagon Fayway Butter Separator, S-Gai. remaining for a few days' visit. • Shoata the civilization the greater the demand for the highest leu than 15 cents. DR. B. H. SHEPARD Single Buggy capacity COTS of *HANK« and resolutions Some farmers in this vicinity Phyaiclan and Abeut 50 Chickens : 76-fl. Hauser Laid Hay Rope of condolence, 5c per line cash. have begun lo dig their potatoes, Lowell, Michigio FARM TOOLS. Cutter Gear grade flour. For nearly three generations Obituaries—25 lines free, ail in and report they are far below their Hearing Binder Flat Rack I'ost Hole Digger expectations in yield. The Doctor McDagMU Oflee ii 1 excess of that 3c per line. MeCormick Mower 12-ft Wagon Box Whipple Trees and Neck Yokes Usually six words moke a line. Frank Graham attended a sale Office hounSfuMl a. 14 taj Oeborne Hay Rake Hog Rack Forks.F Etc. Display advertising rate 20c per Friday of last week near Grand | Look hr the Bapids. where blooded cows sold 7-8 p. m. Double Work Harness Quantity of Mixed Hay inch. Cits, pbone: M, Oflee: 41, lUil« OMver Spring Tooth llarrow from *400 lo $1,500 each. 00 Tooth Spike Drag Single Work Harness Stack of Straw and Cornstalks John Wilson, of (irand Bapids, denoe. Foreign Advertisinr Repreicntntive Single Buggy Harness Corn in Shocks ROWENA THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATIO>nN ] visited his farm at Pratts lake a Ohio Riding Cultivator few days recently. fipe or Fertilizer Drill. Nearly Nov OO-Gal. Galvanized Feed Cooker Quantity of Corn in Crih trade-mark The material is fast arriving for H. P. GOTFREDSEN Flanet Junior Walking Cultivator 240-egg Peerless Incubator THE I'AI'EK SITUATION. Mr. Martin's new barn on the Van Physician & Surgeon on the sack Lily White The liarlford, Conn., I'ost has llailsma farm, which was so lately destroyed by lire. The builders ex- OVEK CITY STATE BANK het'ii forced lo cease puhlication. Lowell, Mich. TERMS OF SALE—Sums of $10 or under, cash; over that amount, one year's €€ Though an old and well established pect to begin Monday and haye it completed in two weeks al a cost Phonet I Office 892-2 The Flour the Best Cooks Use" daily it has joined the hundreds of 1 "on0, I House 222-3 time on endorsed or bankable notes, interest at 7 per cent. smaller papers that have yone to of around *2,000. the newspaper graveyard in Iht1 Mrs. James Needham. Sr., and past two or three years. Editor- family spent Sunday with their old ially the i'ost says in its iinal edi- friend. Miss Nellie Beaumont, of GLENN G.TOWSLEY, AID, has been kee pace with the exact requirements tion that the high cost of newsprint Walker. EYE, EAR, NOSE aU THROAT and other ek'inenls I'litering into Mr. and Mrs. T. Van Haitsma and of America's development. Ottiees: 504-505 Ashton Bldg., Ihe makeup of a dail> paper have k Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Murphy spent proved ohslaeles loo great to over- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. it. M. GRAND RAPIDS come. Wilcox. Citizens plioue (T2479. Today it is the choicest product milled in this country. There are hut two religious week- Farmers are expressing a wish lies left in Michigan. Hue of thesi for a little cooler weathei' on ac- It is made from the most select wheats grown in this —the Michigan Chrislian Advocate, count of the wheat crop. 0. Potter and D. Hardy devoted lo the Methodist faith— Eugene Comstock and daughter Dr. J. P. Draper, V. S. country—a blend of soft and hard, to give perfect bal- says in its October issue: "It is Pearl, are residing in the house re- N. C. Thomas, Auc. W. T. Condon, Clerk the eoming year that is to lest us. cently vacated by John Bovee al Treats all Where we used to buy a carload of Pratts lake crossing. ance and make it the ideal all-around flour. It has nutri- paper at sl..)U0, we will pay over Mr. P. V. Atkinson, of Grand Bap- .^/.UUU for next year's supply. The ids, visited Saturday with the Sher- Dieeasei LOWELL MARKET REPORT. ELMDALE CONTENTMENT. tion and sustenance. Few flours equal, none surpass it paper slock alone for each subscrip- Cwyytight lO iiart Sdwtfncr Sc Marx mans. Corrected, Oct. 2«, 1920. Oct. 26.—Bohert Woods and wife of Horeei Let others tramp the distant lanes. in texture and color. tion will be close lo a dollar be- We are very glad to hear Mrs. Wheal, (red) 60 lbs 2 15 spent Sunday with John Lenhard And wander far away, fore a mark is made on it. Every Fred Slainma is able lo be around Wheat, (white) 60 lbs 2 13 and wife. 1 want the pleasant window panes other contract is correspondingly the house again. Mr. and Mrs. li. L Grant motored and other )i'n meal, ton 50 00 Where lights of welcome play, high." its, per bu 50 to Lansing Saturday afternoon. I'll fare the little simple street The grain is cleaned four times, scoured three times and These instances illustrate a situa- LOWELL CENTER. Domestic lye, per bu 1 50 Their son, Miles and wife, accom- That great men never lind. tion that newspapers are having to (Jet 26.—Miss Lulu Brooks is panied them home. Anknalt. ")rii and Oats Feed 50 00 Where there are honest friends to carefully washed before going on the rolls for milling. face generally. While raw mater- home visiting her mother, Mrs. W. liddlings, per ton 10 00 1. O. Nicol, of Lake Odessa, was meet ials in most lines are declining T. Brooks. the supper guest of his friends, S. Calls Promptly Attended to Dayor Night Iran .'{« 00 Vi-edLseeerL , ..domen I1MII1III The bread, biscuits and pastry made from LILY WHITE downward white paper, which is "Give us lower prices," everyone says Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawton visited .'lour, per hundred 6 00 1. Sargeant and wife Saturday eve- And hearts are always kind.. OFFICE and HOSPITAL—On Wash the great raw material in printing, her mother, Mrs. N. 1). Wicks, in liter, per Ib 58 00 ning. ington Street, Opposite Residence. have a flavor that is most appetizing—they are light is still soaring. Every newspaper Keene, Sunday. Jgs 56 00 W. E. Chambers and wife re- The ancient spire and walls of publisher in America knows by his William Kinyon, of Lowell, is Eggs 62 00 turned to Ehudale, afler spending Borne Hold little charm for me, and bake in a way to delight all enthusiastic home ever-increasing bills for news-print visiting his son Earl, this week. PHONEB-OrfICE 144-2. KfiS. 144-8 Pork, live 14 00 several weeks on the farm. that Ihe crest has not yet been Jerry Cutler and wife have JPork, dressed 18 00 Mr. and Mrs. John Loll and son The smiling eyes of those at home Are all 1 long lo see. reached. and we're doing it moved to Muskegon. i, dressed 28 00 Phillips spent Sunday wilh friends, bakers. A treat is in store for those who use LILY While job lots of such paper as Dick Tuinholl and Lenard Mosh- leep, live 7 00-8 00 of Grand Bapids. i would not o'er the wide world can be picked up on the open mar- er, of (irand Bapids, spent Sunday lickens, spring and old, live 16—20 Mrs. E. A. King visited Mrs. Win- range WHITE. It is guaranteed to please. ket are somewhat cheaper than a with E. W. Aldrich. Plumbing, Calves, alive 12 00 nie King at the hospital at (irand In search of splendors new, year ago contract paper is steadily Mr, and Mrs. .Nelson Couter, of Calves, dressed 16 00—18 00 Hapids, Saturday. I want the charms which never increasing in price. By "contract Emery Cily, and mother, Mrs. Hot Water and Beef, dressed, cwl 12 00—15 00 Albert Bedell and wife and Mr. change. paper," is meant the great bulk of a James Carey, of Baine, visited Fri- Beef, live Ji 00—8 00 Doan motored to St. Johns' Sunday. Pink cheeks and eyes of blue. newspaper's supply which is pur- day wilh Mr. and Mrs. E. Easier- New potatoes, per bu 1 20 S. 1. Sargeant made a business I want the curling smoke of lire Ask for it at Your Dealer's chased at the mills lo be delivered People expect lower prices and because they expect lower prices brooks. Hot Air Heating Bulter fat, per lb 48 00 trip to Grand Bapids, Tuesday. Which loving hands have made, over a period of months and which General Repair Work. is made to lit its special needs as to 1 want the roof without a spire. OAK GROVE Call Phono 208. I make Subscriptions taken for over 2.000 Ledger want ads one cent per The dress without brocade. size. Eor a year or more the mills Oct. 19.—Floyd Bussell, of Grand gagazines and newspapers^spapers. Club- word, hut none less than 15c, cash have been unable lo supply Ihe full we're giving them lower prices. a specialty of hot air I want no grander sunset than Bapids, and lady friend, visited his offers of any reliable concern or stamps with order. No want The one which marks my west. needs of their regular customers heating. parents, Sunday. plicated. Lasby & Son. tf. ads charged. If. 1 seek no liner fellow man and the papers have been forced lo Louie Grail" and daughter, of Than those I know the best. piece out by buying here and there VALLEY "The Hollow," visited his father, Phil Kim on the open market newsprint low Sunday. Oh there are some must fare away in (juality but high in price. Opposite Lighting Nearly every one from this vicin- And tread the distant hills, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN In Ihe good old days before the Station And some must travel day by day We're selling a great deal of fine merchandise for ity attended the free fair at Lowell, war the newspapers were paying as In search of glory's thrills. either Thursday or Friday and sev- ''Millers For Sixty Years" low as two cents a pound for con- eral went both days. Rain and Sleet are Coming But I rejoice in all I find tract paper. The increase to date Beside my humble door. less than we expected—much of it so close to cost Tom Bussell's sister and nephew has been nearly 200 per cent. Bui Where eyes are bright and hearts and family, of Sand Lake, with an- there is to be another heavy ad- are kind other sister and nephew and fam- vance al the end of this year and at Oaf Your Side Curtains and Tops Repaired And do not sigh for more. that our only aim is to save ourselves from actual ily from Kalkaska, visited at Ihe the present momenl newspapers are (Copyright, 1920, by Edgar A. Guest Bussell home Friday. [wione y to Loan making conlracls for 11)21 at seven Celluloid sewed in right. Curtains refitted. —[Detroit Free Press. Mrs. Anna Glass, of Grand Bapids, and one-half cents a pound at the on eaey monthly payments. absolute loss. visited her father one day last week. nulls. This increase will amount Let your rent money pay to seventy-live million dollars in Mr. and Mrs. George Cheelham Also—See us about the winter care of your battery. attended the funeral of Mrs. Allie for your home. DON'T GET OLD advanced cosls lo the newspapers "We know how." 1 n te< Cobb, at Saranac, last Wednesday. c '11 -' .V ' ' ^'des. Hie Magazine DO IT NOW. of Wall street, which makes it » Before Your Time mijr j-anna.-'?. -sk-.— business to analyze industries, says But that doesn't make any difference—we want you to feel that we are with you in CASCADE I Batteries Repaired, Rented, Charged With Kidney Trouble in its latest issue in an article on Oct. 25.—The ladies of the church Lowell Building taisamuaaxJ the International Paper Co., tl,v will serve dinner election dav in and 8oid, All Mror^c Guaranteed. largest producer of paper, and the dining room at the church." All Hundreds of women under forty A Fair Exchange. this campaign for lower prices. 1 have drawn, old-looking faces, be- Iherefore Ihe concern that domin- are welcome. and Loan Association cause of kidney trouble. Many women They met In front of the News of- The Great Lunkheau Mystery ates the price: Mrs. Marcia Pettit and son have Talk It over with arc dragging along, tired all tho time, flce—u young woman nnd a mnn of sleeping poorly at night, with pain in / DQ»r KNOW HfHtruia "In connection wilh the readjusl- been recent visitors at her sister's. uncertain ajjo. "Why are you out so TUit ISHSHT, BUT m n 10,11 In Mrs. Belle Auble. M.C. GREENEI,, PressoPres.. orr I back and hips, dull headaches, deep to MAO .many commodities prices J. B. iKITER, 8hc. f Bennett's Garage lints in the face,—they think they early?" he asked. "When T called up Now is a crowd is necessary regarding the Those that attended church Sun- have female trouble, but It's nothing your house at nine o'clock they s.ild day morning heard a fine talk by trend of newsprint paper prices. Buick and Ford Service more or less than weak kidneys. that you were already downtnwn, and Internalionaf announced that its Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are in it Try Foley Kidney Pills, tone up 1 8 10 fourt,, tho kidneys—feel again the joy of Housecleaning Time Kill ' 'J quarter of health and energy —and watch the "Well, there was a dress sale." he- I iwi -W?i r 0 ,;,'r ,<)n' a«ainsl lines of weariness and care disappear 'SJO in the hrst quarler, 8100 in the —so is every article in the store from your face. pin the yotuiK woman, "and I had to | BI66EV second and sii:, in the third. The Try Our Here is a woman whose experience come downtown early to get a harirain. , Many are using hard water. We have the average U'll was somewhere with Foley Kidney Pills is quite typ- I pot one, too—a $07 dress for .S'-'.'i." ical. This woman—Mrs. H. McLaugh- around 640. lurlliermore the 1 "Well, you've nothing on me." re. best thing yet to soften the water and save company has announced that il lin, of Decatur, HI., says: "Being aware that many women suffer at- sponded the man. "I bought a new- probably would be necessarv lo Edgar A. Maher tacks of pain from which they seldom suit myself this morning. Only the the soap. Something new, curtail the requirements of i|s cus- Underwear, Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters, Caps, Hosiery, Mackinaws, Work Coats, Hats, Canned Goods are able to get relief, 1 feel 1 should tomers in 1921. Trade reports in- do them a great service by telling of tables wore turned with me—I «nt a my experience. Hardly a day passed $25 suit for $07."—Indianapolis News. Follow the Travels of the Famous hcale a decrease in Ihe production Candidate for Medal Designed to be Worn by the of wood pulp this year, and there Boys' Apparel—everything in the store at lowered prices. that I did not suffer some misery. I and Preserves had sharp pains in my back and loss Person Proving the Right to be "Climalene" .nf •;t',nn0 signs of of appetite, with headaches and dizzi- Qualt as a Souvenir. a falling oil m demand Judge of Probate ness, while my kidneys gave me much One of the queerest souvenirs of the Rep. George H. MillerKnow n to the World as the Big- "At Ihe beginning of I020 cost of distress. I have given Foley Kidney war preserved from tlig French front gest Lunkhead. at the old prices while Ihey Pills a trial and the resdlts aro that labor per Ion was >20 compared Is a wounded quail which Lieut. John Who earned the title of "Watch Dog EPISODE XI Also fine for toilet use. Try a package at I am freo of the annoying pains and of the Farmers' Interests" in the W," ^ MM;,, ami sinn- last. You'll find them Kent County dizzy spells and my condition is Ilugen of Freeland. Pa., picked up In When tho Man WHO WAITS FOR Of I.'20 another wage increase of 1919 session at Lansing. Pledges healthy and improving. I honestly tho Arsronne forest and took lo Amer- 20 per cent was granted. Another right. believe they are the woman's best himself again to devote activity and OTHERS TO HELP HIM FOUND iniporlani factor in costs has been on the Democratic Ticket friend in trouble." ica. Lieutenant Itugen nursed the intluencc lo agricultural interests. that some one had helped him to got he increase in Ihe price of wood You will Hnd Foley Kidney Pills at quail hack to health and It became a the BIQOEST LUNKHEAD Medal lie F. E. Perkins' Store ,n your druggist's. Be sure to get the great pet with the eompany. CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TERM , I^Per making, which has V genuine. waited for some one olse to come and .idvanced over 100 per cenl." Try a Sack on Borgerson Grocery Mark Ballot Klertion Nov. 2 The Grand Bapids Herald has Mr. Miller cites his record in the take It away, but he was left wearing Phone No. 14 \Nhelher Ihe mills are making an Our Guarantee raised lis .subscription rale lo $5.00 last Legislature as the best reason It, and then he started In to find out extortionate prolil or not is open lo [x] EIUSAK A. MAIIKH For job printing at The Ledger per year on rural roules. The for his rc-eleclion. Vote X for WHY. S 011 nS M ' jl'^/ffl remains that ofllce, come Fridays, Saturdays, and Ledger clubbing rale will be 06.75. George II. Miller on the Bepublican u Mondays. He found that ONLY THE WKAK • ' .^'PPl.v has caught up Same rale wilh The Press, adv. If, ticket. [Pol. adv. with the demand Ihe paper makers MAN depends upon others, and he urn charge about what I hev please. oons saw that all men who SUCCEED do Newsnapers are obliged to use so by their OWN EFFORTS. He saw l"1};/' ,,,org wl"«e paper than ever "The Value Store in Lowell" that he was HURTINQ HIMSELF by r kvury suliscriber lo The JOT always waiting for someone to pull I ress, for example, now receives htm along because by doing this he a complete line of more than one hundred pounds of paper a year. branted himself AS A SHIRKER. HO knew that If be used GRIT and DE- Another scource of added cosls is Ihe recent increase in mail and ex- TERMINATION—If he made up his Fisk Tires, Tubings on Mrs. Waite, of South Lowell, mind to socoeed through his own press rales which has forced news- Nevada with ita always mesger Thsnka to Poland'it valiant Cght i Well, we note that Ihe supervis- and Mrs. Culler accompanied her to papers wilh circulations of size lo population shrunken from 81,875 to against Soviet Husshi. the Bed ler- j ors had their laugh, and then they Muir to visit relatives there. Sunday, and found her very low. work—he did not have to depend up* Ihe unpleasant necessity of charg- 77,407 during the last ten years, and rorism in Europe is declining, (live voted the people's money away on Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doty and She was in the auto accident. The Proposed on others. and Accessories ing more for papers delivered out- holding equal voting power in the America more of the "Big Stick" bigger county salaries just the little grandson, of loniu. spent Sun- Cecil Boerma is working for the Re saw that he oould get WHAT side than in Ihe home cily. All United Slates Senate with New policy, and Bolshevism can he same. Which reminds us that day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Col- Specialty company at Lowell. CHBVROL&T HB WANTED and WHERE HE Iold it looks as if for some time af- lins and family. Charlie Cary is out of school York's 10,384,144, Illinois' 6,485,098. wiped out in this country. It can "They laugh best who laugh last." WANTED In life without the help of at ter prices in general have settled lo Pennsylvania's 8,720,159 or Michi- never be downed by turning the Hear those loud "Haw! Haws!" Charles Cutler and family attend- with the whooping cough. others—IP HE WORKED. And he a normal basis Ihe newspapers, or gan's 3,667,222. is a national scan- Reds loose as fast us they are con- from Ih:* county huihling? Yes, ed the Smith family reunion at Will "The Product of Experience" such of them as are still alive, will dal. Its admission to the Union in victed and ordered deported. indeed, il is lime to laugh! Bawley's. of Orleans. Oct. 17. started to work with the DETERMI- be fighting it out with old High 1870 with but 42,491 people, was a Miss Francis Collins, of Grand Oct. 26.—Walter White, of Pon- SCHOOL AMENDMENT NATION TO WIN and took off the J.ost of Living.-—[(irand Hapids political crime that promises to be Vote down the ahorter-day A effin was recently found Hapids. spent last week with her tiac, is spending this week with like to do buoinagg with particular BXOQEST LUNKHEAD Medal with* Murphy's Garage Press. more glaring as time goes on. The amendment. The farming commun- packed with bottles of whiskey, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins Moseley relatives and friends. people, for particular people like ont any help and pinned It on the The Ledger reprints the above In state government should be abol- ity cannot be run on Ihe eight-hour but no one claims il is the lirst cof- and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford and Mrs. will be discussed at the MAN WHO NEVER LOOKED UP Vulcanizing done and work guaranteed. order that fair-minded people mav ished and the territory divided be- basis witnou'. driving ihe cost of lin whisky has lilled—I'hiladelphia Sarah Purdy left la.^ Tuesday for Chevrolet carg. THE FAOTB ABOUT HIS WORK. understand the diilicullies con- tween the surrounding states. liviig to uuheard of heights. II i* North American. Far from il. EAST LOWELL Clarkston, Washington, to spend (Copyright Workers' guocess Leiiguo.) fronting publishers. The Press time lo put an end to Ihii less-pro- Oct. 26.—George Stuart, of Spok- the winter. buying in carload lots, Is able lo The Literary Digeat reports duction business, and lo contrive POTTERS CORNERS ane. Washington, visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Crady, of l.ouisville, The gturdy construction, economy of (Follow the travels of the Lunk- contract paper for 1921 al 7'Ac a many "disgusted voters in both of for an honest day's' work for an Oct. 26.—Mrs. Clarence Seifried Mrs. Grace Godfrey, last week. Kentucky, are visiting their daugh- head Medal. Next you will he told pound, whereas. The Ledger and the old parties" who say they will Mr. and Mrs. Olio Wisner are re- ter. Mrs. Lloyd Ford. operation, pleasing appearance and com- what happtned to the Mun Who Phone us the news. If machin- honest day'.s pay. and children visited her parents. Never Looked up the FaetH About CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. other country papers are aclually not vote at the coining election. joicing over tho nrrival of a sonj Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford and child- M ery noise bothers call No. 239. Mr. and Mrs, Eij. !!a!!; of (Irecn- plete equipment of the Chevrolet Four- HALL, LOWELL, SATURDAY, His Work.) paying 15c per pound for their This "Let George do it spirit does A novelty among oflicerx IH the ville. horn Sunday morning, weight 9 ren visited John Andrews and fam- Otto S. Hess, state highway de- Every Sunday morning at eleven small supplies at the present time. not indicate a nigh type of citi- new member of Ihe road commis- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hausserman. pounds. Mrs. Bhyn is caring for ily Sunday. Ninety" Touring Car appeal to dUcrimi- partment district engineer, engaged o'clock over Lowell State Bank. zenship. il apoears to us. Ut ev- sion who refuses a salary increase of Berlin, spent Saturday night and her. Mrs. George Frost was taken to Phone the news to The Ledger: as managing engineer of the Kent Suiulay school at 12:00 noon. ?wi«*y, lord aajor ery voter do Ills duly according to because he "can not accept more Sunday wilh Ihe hitter's parents, Norman Stuart, of Clarksville, the Blodgett hospital. Grand Rap- nating purchaserg. ' road commission al a salary of $5,000 Subject for Sunday, Oct. 81, "Ev- of Cork, is dead. 76 days after be- his best judgment with the choice than Ihe older members receive." iMr. and Mrs. Charles Cutler. was a caller al the Godfrey home ids, last Monday, where she under- a year, will take attive charge erlasting Punishment." ginning his self-imposed fast. Kight that is given him. Refraining from We fear we shall never see his like Mrs. Elmer Stone, of (irand Bap- one day last week. went a serious operation for gall of the work here Dec. 1, the road Christian Science Testimonial or wrong, wise or foolish, we muit voting will not help matters. And again. ids. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Emma ileim spent Sunday at her stones. Her son Gordon and wife, October 30, at 8 p. m. commission announces. He will meetings every Wednesday at 8 pay him this tribute: He had the tbe citizen who does so certainly Mrs. Willis Witt. home in Vergennes. and Mr. Frost spent Sunday with \ITCH! be aided by an assistant engineer o'clock p. m. courage of bis convictions. will have no right to complain of Chippewa county supervidor* are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hen wick Mrs. J. N. Hubhel and Glenn were her. They found her slowly gain- McQueen's Garage Monty btek without qasstion and additional draftsman. Hess Christian Science Beading rooms results. asked to pay $3,040 for one lot of spent Ihe week-end wilh relatives in Grand Bapids Sunday to get ing. If HUNT'S felve Mis is the has been connected with the state are open every Saturday and Wed- . When batldiag •alerial• e COBM sheep, killed by dogs. If Ihey had in (irand Bapids. acquainted with Ihe new grand- Mr. and Mrs. Will Engle called Phone 124 highway department for the past nesday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock II come down Jnal preteadlag to be rieb keeps to go down Into their own pockets Mrs. Bohert McComhs. of Barry- daughter and niece. Hulh Eliza- on Mrs. Engle's aunt, Mrs Martha ether Itching skin ilssases. live years and recently was in where all authorized Christian Sci- &SSW! Piedmont We Mine people poor,—[Savannah for It, the dog law would be better beth. Adams, of Keene, last Thursday. Trf a fS ceat bos at our risk. Mi you tor ton, visited her brother, Charles ALL ARE INVITED charge of road work in six western ence literature may be borrowedt News. enforced thereafter. Cutler and family, recently. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wisner called Mrs. Adami was quite ill. M. N. Henry. Druggjsl. Michigan counties.—[.Herald. and read by Ihe general public. «

THE LOWELL LEDGER and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO THE LOWELL LEDGER and FALLASBURG Oct. 25.—Mr. and Mrs. Oslrom, of (Irand Hapids, spi'iil a few days last Don't forget our week at the home of their nicce, Building Your Wealth Mrs. Carl Menhain. lieorge A. Stekelee, of Cirand Hap- Annual Room Lot and Remant A bank works for you night and^day,' week after week, ids. was here last Tuesday and look Ills mulher and aunt, Mrs. Tower, The Alto Weekly Solo adding: cents to your dollars. Little by little the amounts hack wilh him to attend the funeral i --i- •• -—-Sale of Wall Paper= grow till each addition is a respectable sum., of the former's grandfather, lion, tleorge Stekelee, who passed away ALTO AN INTERETING DEMONSTRA- Tuesday morning, and was laid lo LOGANe HARRIS CREEK Where does the gain come from? Not from your pocket, Beginning Oct. 8*"Ending Got. 23 TION Of AiN jbVKKIlMV NE- rest Thursday, a Masonic funeral. Pater P. Ulu local nptftar sad Oct 20.—Mrs. Meiinda Lite and Nor from ours. It is the result of production. Money CESSITY. Oct. 25.—Sunday guest at James He was .S."> years old, and father of BSMiiwiBeaia! Ill •WClTf rmT Oeat fec advartWu aid lib fffcft- children visiled the former's sister, Barnes were Will Murrey and wife, ing. Subaaripttooa aid lacal Una W. H. Watts is having a very in- placed in a bank is given an opportunity to work and to Albert (i. Stekelee, deceased in Mrs. Ernest liattles, of Woodland, from Hustings, Fred Manker and gladly reed tad by audi, pbaaa or teresting demonstrution al his store produce. Mareh. Gives a brilliant glossy shine that We will also allow a 10% discount on Sunday. wife, of Irving, Arl Slonehouse and in connection wilh work shoes. He Mrs. Bertha Johnson, her two does not rub off or dust oil—that oalL tf S. b. Weaver, wife, Donald and father, of Grand Hapids. anneals to the iron—that lasts (our it Alto Purnltura Stan. is agent for the well known Lion children and mother, of Keene, times us louc as any other. all Mixed Paint during this sale. Herman Zoels visited Mrs. Weaver's Mr. and Mrs. Grover Guest, of Thus a bank builds your wealth. were here lasl Wednesday to see UranU, which are made by the parents, John Kaufman and wife, of harsh & Chapline Snoe Company Star Cily, who are visiling their Mrs. Stanton and called al Mrs. East Campbell Salurday and Sun- Black Silk Stove Polish \ Now is the time to stock up on Wall of Milwaukee. sister, James Barnes and family, Start wilh a small deposit if you will. Add to it when Tower's. day. look Sunday dinner with the Hob- Is in a class by Itself. It's more It is interesting to know that this vou can—regularly 'A you can do so. It will not be long Miss Francis C.onverse, of Lowell, made nnd made 1 f red Weiland and family, Hay ert Schisler family, of Irving. Cith fully !\(\d*\( /rffy 'tyfhf/r/iA w Paper and Paint for next year. company nol only make all the spent Saturday with Mrs. (lien from bel/er materials. SOLO BUGLE NOTES Weiland and family, Mrs. Gorsch The Siicox and Vreeland lamilies till you can fairly see it grow. Sayles. Try it on your pnrlor J ffJC* sjfrfrJrd'/n 'r •— — shoes they sell but tan all the upper Tischer and Charles Weiland and pf ove, your cook gtovo leather tiiat goes into them, mis visited the Mrs. Natie MeNaughton A new set of up-to-date maps or your RI-.H range, Yours for Paint and Wall Paper, Clelus Winey visiled an aunt of family al Alto, Sunday. if you don't find it flfriw/ar&Ht/'/nf/c/tfrJf*( — The Sayings and Doings of Our is unusual in the shoe business, but have just been put in our school. thelMstpi'llBhyou Fred's near Marshall, Sunday. John and Edna Heier motored lo Make THIS BANK Your Best Servant over used, your Own Home Folks we can see the logic of it. it en- Westley Miller, of (Irand Hapids, Imrnwaro or About 500 persons attended the Grand Hapids Saturday morning. was here getting out his potato grocery dealer ia ables the manulaciurer to buy cer- auction sale at S. S, Weaver's last Open an Account With Us Today—NOW HiKliunzud tu ro' Frank Howley is under the doc- tain grade hides, and maintain a Arthur I'homas, of Hastings, was crop last week. fund your tor's care again. Tuesday, home for Sunday dinner. The friends of Charles Forman money umiorm slanuaru ol quality in back Mrs, E, Troyer returned home Jon/ •Jur/r/ 'tsY/xv g Earl Jones is helping Lloyd Hunt Mrs. Joe Flynn and mother spent made a bee for him in potato dig- Thmf'm "A ^ Chas. E. Brown ol the leather and shoes. last Monday trom a three weeks' in the potato house. Now-a-days manufacturing is be- Sunday afternoon at the John Flvnn ging lasl week. thin* In visit with relatives in Indiana. home. tvmryOrop" Dec Bryant spent Sunday wilh coming more and more special i/ed 4>n/~ Both Phones. Druggist. John Birman and family with Sunday callers al the Frank Bed- SEGWUN. Jfj/rft/j'rrf/.Wf/MHJon/wy/i/tmtp his parents, near Alto. and Air. Watts informs us that the Mrs, A. Nearnberger attended an J'armors State Siank Harsh & Chaplin Shoe factory de- ford home were; Mr. and Mrs. Oct. 25.—Alien Grant and grand- Deb Draper is working for the F, auction sale of Jonas Birman, of ytttafintr' ^ <• V/V/z w/rr jn y /?•! /n/ votes its entire ellorls lo making Manuel Finkbinder and children, of inolher, Mrs. Sarah (.Irani, of Sara- A. Worden Lumber Co. near Ionia last Wednesday. high grade work shoes for men anu Caledonia, Mr. and Mrs. James Dia- jfttoj 71/ich, Semiah Weaver and son Stephen nac, called on the hitler's sister, George Salsbury is visiting boys. mond and daugbier, Mr. and Mrs. B. Mrs. William Jones, lasl Monday. Miss iluth Sullivan spent Friday friends in Cirand Hapids. loaded their household goods on the it is one of the largest factories Coals and son, Mr. and .Mrs. Ed John Peterle, of Cirand Hapids, night willi Miss Hernadetlc Laugh- Neil Proctor returned to school ll , car teat Ehndale lasl Friday, and it Otte and daughter, of Grand Hap- 4# on Savings Two Hundred Boy's Suits visited Lowell friends and relatives lin and attended the social in Can- at Lansing Sunday nighl. "" " " I~m MS^uu! ids. lasl week. nonsburg. t ************ ntail> o,0U0 uaiis dail.v. | Semiah and family remained with Mrs. Will Anderson and son Bur- Peter F. Kline was in Lowell on Air. Watts reports he is having an Mrs. Howard Hurl and daughter Mrs. Margaret Abraham, of De- his father and other relatives until ns, went to Grand Hapids Salurdav, business Wednesday niorning, excellent business on "Lion Brand," Dorothy, spent Wednesday and troit, spent lasl week visiting rela- Tuesday, when be and wife, with with Joe Anderson and family. At Pre-War Prices wn, w < lluirsday in Ionia wilh her par- lives here. S Preserve the Wood and Paint | Horn, to Toniiny Curley and wife, Herman and Donald Zoels b-t't for Mr, and Mrs. Jay Anderson, of T W ENTY-FIFTH AN NIV KRSARY. ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Jay. Mrs. Fd. Walsh, of Helding, was lasl week, Monday, a line son. their new home. Stephen and Alto, are the proud parents of a 0- Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Cougheiiy, of Mrs. Alice Jones returned Satur- a guestof her mother, Mrs. Cather- Miss Laura Lowe is visiling for a wile visited Ibe latter's parents in pound son. born Ocl. Hobert This, no doubt, will be welcomed by par- Alto, celebrated their Iwenty-liflh day from Cirand Hapids, where she ine Hyrne over Sunday. * Your Buildings few days wilh Arthur Clarke and Grand Hapids until Wednesdax James. Mrs. Vivian Anderson is Increase Your Crops with ents having active boys to clothe. has been caring for her daughter, wife. wedding anniversary with a high morning, when lbe> left for North caring for mother and babe. mass at St. Patrick's cluirch, Howne, Mrs. William (in I ver and Ihe litlle Lindteed Oil and White Lead and all Prepared 4), Arthur Clarke and wife, were Manchester, Intl. We are going lo Thursday evening a number of grandson. Thursday. Oct, 21. al 0 o'clock, Hev. miss both of Ibese families ver\ he neighbors walked in ni n,,. Paintt at sacrifice price this week. ^ Sunday guests of Ward Houlard and Hoberl Neumaii, ollicialed. We are doing this to meet the public demand Mr. and Mrs. F. Jl. Heckquisl, of family. much in many ways, for they are home ol Thomas Gougerlv and wife and see The bride and groom were very Muskegon, visited the latter's sisli-r, •me in among our most esti'emed ami re- of lower prices and maintain our established to remind Ibem that the\ had bi-en Fertilizer Price for ads in classilied depart- Miss Leona Mice, of Sand lake has Mrs. L\iin Fletcher Momla> ami pleasantly surprised in the evening, spected people ami always assisting married 2.) years. Plt-nh to cat been visiting al the Hrannan farm reputation of good clothes at the lowest luesday. menl 1 cent per word per insertion, as seventy-live relatives and in anytbing for tbe good of their and a good time. cash or stamps with order. Each of late. friends gathered al their home, hav- Mrs. Clarence Mclntyrc and ^ Have declines on several articles of Dry Goods, 4^ church and comiminily. The men of Hol\ Name societv. prices. initial or number couuts as a word. a New Edison ing an enjoyable time. Hemarks diiugbter Hethea, visited :il II. D.iw- Mrs. Alon/.o McDiarmid's brother of Bowne, attended a meeting at No ad less than 15c. At this low son's. in West Lowell, Sunday. * * is working for John Wacbter at were made by many guests, includ- KEENE CENTER Grand Hapids Siinda\ afternoon. Darling's Big Harvest 1-8-3 $48.00 price we cannot make book ac- One half of our stock of boy's suits have two Lawrence Jay, of Ionia, spent * # present. ing Father Neumaii, Father Hoover Speakers were: Mr. Cockrun, of count and spend money for collec- ivkich hears a and Dr. Higlerink, In conclusion Oct. 21).—Mrs. Burr Carr was in Darling's Grain Grower 1-9-1 several days lasl week with his The Stockmen's Association Chicago, and Bishop Kellev. of Uon postage. Count your ads and Belding Monday for treatment of $43.00 pants full lined. cousin, Dorothy Hurt. ballier Neuman exlended an invita- (irand Hapids. send money or stamps. We have Men's Work Shoes at a very low price. shipped a car of lambs from Alto her throat. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones were tion to all present to assist Mr. and lost hundreds of dollars iu small * Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sparks, little Darling's Half and Half 1-23-0 $52.00 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Urla Mrs. Cougherty celebrate their 50th charged accounts and must call it See Zane (Irey's greatest story Evelyn, and baby boy, were guests MORSE LAKE Hulason, in West Lowell. anniversary. Every Suit Guaranteed to Give qui Is. Don't ask for credit on want "Desert Cold" al Strand theater at the Wilkinson home. 11 was rr'-—'11,e c,,ick('" 1'"^ supper Globe Potash Special 0-10-2 Mrs. Dell Kinyon, of Soulli Lend, $38.00 ads. Send the money. No phone Sunday. adv Mr. and Mrs. Sparks tenth wedding and fair that was given bv the 1ml., spent Ihe week-end wilh her GERTIFICATE /.ffiTHENTCOT Have those shoes all fitted with rubbers in ad- ALTO M. E. CHURCH orders. t anniversary. " est Lowell Ladies Aid society, Globe Black Soil Special 0-12-4 Satisfaction niece, Mrs. Howard Hurt, and they For Job printing at Tbe Ledger Preaching at Alto U:,'!!) a. m., and $47.00 2 vance of rainy weather and save those wet feet Tf office, come Fridays, Saturdays, aad The Keene Ladies' Aid will serve Oct. 22, was a grand success. Low- \MIII Mr. Hurt and Dorothy, John ' :-10 p. in. i OH SALF—Belgian hare rabbits. chicken pie dinner at the (irange ell. Grand Hapids, Bowne Center. * which bring on colds and sickness. Mondays. Preaching at South Lowell, 11 a. Globe High Grade Phosphate 16% $33.75 $20.00 Suits mil Jay and son Lawrencc, motored Phone 1U(), .') rings LP 21 NMutneyville, Snow church. Alto, $25.00 Suits $22.50 Suits signed by Mr. Ellison in. hall, Nov. li. election day. 11 is re- (irand Hapids Sunday. ;IIII1 called Miss Mills, of Ionia, visited at the Ut quested for all the ladies who will, South Lowell, Fox Station, Alpine, Reduced to Reduced to FOP. SALF—New milch cow. O. C. home of Mr. and Mrs. McCeary, ol Fpworlh League, N p. m. Reduced to on Mrs. John .lav at Hlodgett hos- lo help fnrnisli. There will also were well represented. Proceeds Austin, phone oT-l rings. [p 21 Alto, Tuesday. I have the above brands of Fertilizer and they $17.75 $15.75 be supper in tbe evening for tbe •^2.).). $19.75 t-ayette Sherman and son I Irani, [only 2 of these Official Laboratory Models in our store] Lee Hryant has taken charge ol ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH can't be beat for price and quality. IOH SALF—W, F. Ha r nes foot | R. E. Colby f men. Mrs. Earl Curliss and daugiiler leturned Tuesday eveiling from lo- the Howley barber shop and will bt There was (|iiite a number at Fd. Scott is moved and settled Lvelyn are visiting al the home of ledo, (»., where the\ were smldenh •. Mrs. W. M. Worden. tP 20. McCordi, Mich. 4^* on Ibe job himself. Sunday school considering the on the Waller lliggins farm, wbicb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith at Fo\. $18.00 Suits $15.00 Suits $12.00 Suits ailed b\ the death of llieir son and ^JLEN ICLLISO.N hnH pronounced them exact (lu|j!icalefl Come in today. Uemember, we have only 2. We shallde- I oH SALF- .1(10 bundles of corn Don't forget the dales of the Alto threatening weather. he has recently bouglit. Mr. and Mrs. George Schwarder brolher, l"a> Sherman. the bod\ * # Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to ks al .'ic per bundle. Also O. 1. 'in tonal (pialit.v of the instrument nsed at tho City Hall liver with each Official Laboratory Model the Certificate High school play lo he given al Hut there has been some confu- Mrs. Burr Carr spent Tliursda.\ and family have moved inlo their O. H. Runciman was brougbl to Pewamo for burial. C. slot Iv hot; (1 months old. Phlor- Alio Nov. PJ and 20. sion about the time which is 10::i0 afternoon wilh Mrs. Floyd Sparks' new home that they have bought $11.75 $9.50 Mrs. Ha/el Metcher gave a birlh- and capable of sustaining with absolute surcehs the pame of Authenticity, which Mr. Kllison Ins signed for it. You ************* ************* sun time. $13.25 us Hale, 2 miles north and 1 miles Mr. Hums, of (irand Hapids, is children. ol Waller I'osier. da\ parl> Lriday aliernoon Lir easl ol Lowell. ip 21 test of direct comparison with liis voice, il.y sii»iiin«r this assisting his son Orlev, with his po- Don't forget tbe contest enter- Mrs. Audie Frost spent Sunday al Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Clark and Kenneth, ibe "Kiddies" inents. It will not only be your means of uccess to the tato digging this week. tainmenl at the home of Mr. and home. llielma Snyder, were dinner guests $10.00 Suits $8.00 Suits were all there, and all had .1 line I'O HF.NT—Living rooms. Mrs. Certificate,he declares them equal, in every respect, to the Mrs. Frnesl Colby Friday nitdil of of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snvdcr, Sim- Mr. McCeary, of Alio, was in Jack- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Spanian lime. llalsteaii, near Central school. real voices of the world's {iivat artists, but alstj a pecul- this week. day. Reduced to Reduced to instrument which stood beside liim on tlie unpr at tie son lasl week al Ihe 1. (). O. F. and two sons from (irand Hapids, Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles City Hail October 0, and amazed all Lowell. iarly precious mcmi'iito of one of the greatest baritouei (irand lodge convention. were Wednesday guests of Mr. ami $7.85 $6.25 WHITES BRIDGE I-'OH SALF Jersey heifers, calves SCHOOL AMENDMENT MASS Mrs. B. F. Wilkinson. I a u I us Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. from tested dams, full bloods, of all time. William Lowe and wife, of (Irand Oct. 2(1. -Merle Miller and Let 11s show you and play for you thoseOllicial Lfibor- Seo. J, S/iannon MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT. Grandma Golds, who went lo Joe Morris and familv, Mr. and but not eligible to register. J. Hapids, called on Scott Lowe and THE SUGAR BOWL were Lowell visitors SalurdaN al- A mass meeting of Ihe citizens of Grand Hapids, is nol gaining verv Mrs. Heidsma and Dorris Herring- W. Veiter, Lowell, Mich., City family. Sunday afternoon. Boy's Overcoats Reduced 20 per cent iernoon. ati.ry Models, wiik-h have proved their supreme renlism. Ask for the (-ertilied Officinl Luboratorv Model. ;VJV,a.l!d vlclnl,y will he held al fast. ton ol the City, Maude Warner, of phone, Alio, 21111s. [p 2i. Man Hradlev and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Funice McVean. of (Irand Odd-fellowK hall. Saturday evening. Jerome Markbam and Winifred Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mrs, Charlev Makers of Home-made Hapids. visited relalives and friends Hittenger and family, Mrs. Alma Matthew Hradiey and Mrs. Minnie Im >11 SALF Hound oak wood heat- Auctioneer Ocl. .'10, at 8 o'clock. Speaking by Wither, of Grand Hapids, were mar- in Alto Ihe lasl of Ihe week. Attorney Fred Geib. of Grand Rap- Norris. Howen drove out from Iowa, and 111.4 stove. Also fur driving coal, ried al the Grace Episcopal church Why the Audience at the City Hall ids and Henry Slater and Charle* Maurice Andrews was a week- spent last Thursday visitini; al Ihe siz.e .'IN. William K. Morgan, Satisfaction Suaranteed Mrs. Lena Johnson went lo see SaturdaN afternoon, Oct 211. He- Candies and Ice Cream Hrown. ol Alto. Every voter IN ception al the home of the bride's end guest of Edward Patlison. home of (Jiarles Howen. Lowell. Lp 22 her mother again Sunday, and John J. Lalley Lodi Shear and family and Mr. was so amazed by found her slowly improving. urged to be preNenl. parents. Ice cream and cake were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Veiter and Every Day Fresh daughter were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Jern Divine were calling I OH SALF- New pork barrels. Fd- Citz. Phono 29 jfda, Tffich, Notice lo hunters.—1 am prepared served. The bride was a niece of The Boy's Store George Golds, guests of Mrs. Veiter's niolher, Mrs. on friends and relalives 111 Keene win lallas Chinning (It). Li^ 11 lo write your hunting licenses now. Hale's big concert and dance or- GOOD SERVICE FINE SUNDAES chestra will give a dance at City Colby. They also visited her broth- Sunday afternoon. ffitftrenees: Xowe I I State &ank, farmers' and Mer- Peter F. Kline, Dept. We are glad to report Mr. Dan ALL KINDS of SOFT DRINKS Mr. and Mrs. Fd. Mnsure and son FOH SALF—All kinds of winter hall. Lowell Thursday evening, Carr coming line. He is up all Ihe er. Hay Colby, who is there from Mr. McCeary. of Alto, and Miss Chicago, Juries and Mrs. Hessie Di-.ine wvre ajiples and potatoes. (jet your s Nov. I, All invited, Adv, lime, oul and in doors, head nearh chants' flank, Ttda, Mills, of Ionia, called at the home Try us for Smooth Ice Cream. Iniiia visitors Monday. order in early Lowell phone, 07 His whistling was like the magic healed. 1 I, J s. Frank Schwader. [p 21 of Mrs. Peter F. Kline Tuesdav eve- Dr. Lee and wife, and Miss Childs SOUTH BOWNF, CKNKHAL KLFCTION. i.i their respective districts until Mrs. Da> I'dchmond and Mrs Leo ning. of wild things, the cry of the ban- from Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Campau. Oct. 211.—James Hulliberger is Here is What Vou Are lo \ oU on llie> liave Kradualed from Uk* l ower and baby, of Sm\ rna. called shee, weird, soft and beautiful. OH SALF Six June pigs. li. Floyd Hunt is buying potatoes of Smyrna, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd El- building a furnace chimnev for Ill- November e.:;blh grade; provideil Iba! in Ihe I>II Mrs. Fd. Mosure Wednesdax af- n I bats why people loved him, feared JARVIS BROS., Props. lernoon. Pfeifer, Lowell roule •1. Lp 21 for Ihe Alio Produce company, ami lerson, of Faslon, were Sunday af- win Hillrigle, Notice is herein i;iven tli:tl ;i gen- dislricls where Ihe grades do not The Phonograph With a Soul" him and called him "Whistling is paying Ihe highest price for good om ,N w ternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ha\ Mrs. Ida Huirman and daughter, Phone 109 eral election will be held in 'be rt acb the eigbtb. then all persons Miss l-ivelMi Howeu was a Salur- 1'OH SALF- Large size Hound Oak ). ^ 'll delight vou stock. in Parker. of Grand Hapids, visiled over .Satur- township of Lowell, ll'ieeinel No i .-rein described in such districts da\ nighl guesl of her Mrandmolher 'he Lnlamed" Friday and Sal- hard coal slove in perfect condi- This was I he test made by Mr. (ilcn Kllison October No oue in the audieiwiMvns aide to tell Mr. Kllisou's Mr. and Mrs, George Golds, Jen- day with her sister, Mrs, Mat tie — I, Counly of Kent I Slate ol Michi- si,all complete Ihe course lauidd and uncle, ul .Smyrna, ami Suiidav Floyd Flynn and lady friend, onlay, Oct, 2!)-:i(i, Strand theater, lion, also sewing machine, bed- .owt" nie and Hrayton, .Mrs, Eula Moore Mi shier. gan, Cily hall, wilhin said lownsbip llierein. Ibex relurned home wilh her for a living voice from its KK-CKHATIOX by the New Kdison. were guests of his aunt, Mrs. War- adv. room suile and dollies press (> at the City Hall. attended the wedding of their niece. C. M. Benedict and wife visiled on Tuesday, Nov. 2. A D.. I!)2(l. 1 he ellccl of llus proposed Sunday visit. ney Irving, of Irving lownsbip. All cheap for spot cash. li. S. Sunday. Winifred Withy, at Grand Hapids. Sunday with Hay Heavens and wife, For the purpose of voting for Ilm amendmenl. if adopied. will be lo Joe Murphy, of Lowell, visited He san-. Suddenly he ccnt-ed to sinjr, ami tlie New The phono^rapli hns achieved that marvel of marvels SOUTH CASCADE. White. Saturday afternoon. of Clarksvllle. election of the following oliicers. • •min i all residents of Ibe Stale of wilh bis folks. Sunday. —perfect realism! CiiU'ord Walker and son Joseph, Miss Dorothy Lawyer was home Kdison took up thu same son^ alone. Letters from Charley Sparks and Mrs. Ozi Pardee was in Lowt-ll Michigan belweeii Ihe ages of live I.d. Mosure and famiU spent Suu- I'(111 SALF la gallon copper kel of (irand Hapids, were welcome from Lowell over Sunday. viz: wife, who are al Oakland, CaL N\ ednesday, having dental work National- Fil'teen l.Ieelors ol \i ars and sixteen \ears to allend da> evening at Ihe Will Dieken He. cabinet, work bench, good guests al tbe Hobert Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lorning and say if they like it as well nexl done, G. E. HOLCOMB'S GARAGE President and Vice President ol Ihe public schools in llieir respec- home; lni;;;-;y and extension ladder. All Why not let us deliver today one ol these New lidisons with Certiv Sunday. family, and Mrs. L, J. Stewart, of spring as they do now, they ma> ii "i' fishier was in (irand 11 e dislricls unlil lhe\ have grad licale of Vou can arrange the payment any way DANCING! Caledonia, and Mrs. Will Washburn, ALTO i'nited Stales. nearl\ new. George M. Parker. For sale, a registered Hereford telephone. There* ; no lime to lose locate there. Charlie is working Hapids Monday afternoon. MICH. Stale—Clovernor; Lieiilen.nil CDV- 1: .led from ihe eighili wrade, and lo N. McC OUDS AND F. CASCADK. Lc 21 you •sire. Step in, or of Charlotte, spent Sumlav al Ward bull, 7 months old, a good one and inl he ship yards. They take nice Abe Fash and wife visited Sun- ernor; Secretary ol Stale; Slate I' ipiile Ihe legislalure to enact leg- Oct. 2(1.—Charles (,)niggle lias a Stewart's. price right. Call J. F. Slauller. long drives out with their car. day at Austin Erbb's. Treasurer; Amlilor Ceiieral; Allor-i 1 ialion reiidning elleclive Ihe jiro- slight attack of appendicitis. ILL.S SALF—1 . P. Grail', Sr City, Alto, Mich. [c 22 Mr. and Mrs. Irve Kellogg were We will introduce you to Mr. and Miss Anna Fash was the gm-st of ney (ieneral; Jusliee of the Supreme j ^ • 'ions conlained in section sixteen. \isilors at John (iross' Sundas on road, Il miles east of in Ada Saturday night. Miss Mary McVean, of Howell, Mrs. Lee Lanipkins now, they are Nirgie Weaver, Sundav. General Auto Repairing Court, lo liil vacancy, fnr tern, end-I t he iNdls of said eleciion will be were Herl Haker and wife. Mr. and Low e Houle .'!, Lowell. LP ^1 Miss Maybelle Van Amburg is visited Ihe last of the week with on our line, IP.M1 rings, (ilad you . Noah Shriner and wife art- mov- ing December ill, 1; Jusliee of 1 pen al 7 o'ehx'k a. m.. and will spending several weeks in (irand Mrs. fields. Dr. Lyman and Mr. her sister. Miss Lucy McVean and have come, Lee. ing on the farm of Elmer Sballer's. the Supreme Courl, lo lill vaeanex ,' 1 eimdn open unlil S o'clock p. 111.. D\ kna, all of Grand Hapids. OH SALF Choice apples. North- Hapids. Batteries Recharged P. F. Kline and wife, of Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson are hav- purchased of Stephen Weavt-r. for term ending December iSIsI ol said da\ of election, unless Ihi Mrs. S. P. Quig^le is spending a ern Spy. Haiti win, Tallmaii Mrs. Orve Kellogg were in Grand Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hussel, of ing eight or ten in the family most A large number from this wax and mi. I iard of Fleclion Inspeclors shall few days in Grand Hapids. Sweet, King, Warner, H.ussel and Hapids, I-nday. Maun Wnle, phone or call al R. D. Stocking Middleville, have been visiling llieir of the time while picking apples. aH.ended the sale at Semiah Weav- iu ibeir discrelion. adjourn the Polls PAVESE Charley Lawyer, of Lowell, has Congressional—Member ol Con- Scott Thompson and wife, of son-in-law, F. F. Hosenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blodgett. ers luesday lasl, gress for the Congressional dis- al lli o'clock, noon, for one hour. (irand Hapids, visited all Van orchard an> da\, except Sunday. been helning Harlcy Lawyer tbe Agency U. 5. Batteries family of Alto, Ihe past week. of Lansing, spnit from Friday till Mrs. 1). D. Holconib returned trict of which said lownsbip l.*trms Dated, October 12. A. D., 11)20, I hompson's Sunday. Orders of live bushels or more past week. Lowell, Michigan Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wednesday evening from a nine Frank N. While. Clerk of Said will he delivered I also have 2 ORIGINAL Flection day is near, do we un- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sadler and a part. John Cox purchased two reikis- Daniels, weeks visit with relatives in Legislative—One Senator in Ibe 1 •wnship. lered Jerses cows al William Lind's choice IhoroiiKhbred rams for derstand the aniendnienis? Sup- son \ernon, of Crandville, visited I have installed a Magneto Recharger and guar- Mr. and Mrs. Frnesl Piukuey. Icnnsylvania with her .laughter, State Legislature for Ibe Senatorial sale. sale. limerson Davenport, 1 pose we all go to Howne Center at Harlcy Lawyer's lasl Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels Mrs. Cecile Wallace, id' Brooklvn, antee your Ford to start better than ever before after, District, of which said Townslup MeCOKDS AND WII1TNKYV1LLE P.eporl of school dislricl No. (i. mile wesl of Keene church. Citi- (irange Friday nighl and gel posted. attended the funeral of Quince.v New Nork. forms a part; one Hepresenlalive in Oct. 27.—Frances Payne spent Cascade, for the nionlh. emling Oc- zens phone. Lowell 120, 1 I. 2 s Hev. Mailman has his wife with Subscribe for tliis paper, Don'l recharging or no charge. Magnetos tested free. JAZZ BAND borrow. Look at Lowell, Sunday. William Flynn and family, of the Slate Legislature for the Legis- • •.er Sundas with her parents at tober 22: Pupils who were neilb P 21 PUOHATK NOTICE. him now. but she is under the doc- Mrs. Martha Adams is sick in bed. McCords, James Porrill and wife Come in and have your magneto tested. lative District of wbicb ".aid ln\sn- ('.loverdale. er absent nor lards during Ihe Stale of Michigan, The Probate tor's care as yet, having undergone h'OH SALIC 10 registered Shrop- but is thouglil to be on the gain, visited Sundav at D, D. llolcomb's, ship forms a part. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hockefellow nionlh are Gordon Peel, Helen Milli- Court for the Count\ of Kent, an operation before coming lo Al- 1 shire rams, waitings, and Iwo Evelyn Gaboon spent Monda.x Harvey Hichard's has rented the Counly—JudMe of Probate; Slier- were in Lowell Monday. ner and Fdith Wakelield. At a session of said court, held at AND to. ! \ear olds. (alz. phone 21, I s, I I with Mrs. Brock, her mother. Nolney Walton farm, ill"; Counly Clerk; COUIIIN I reasur- L. A, 1:5row 11 is driving a new Margueriti Ihe pr«*l)ate ollice iu Ihe city <»l W.M. BURLING, M. D- Open Evenings and Sundays. Weslev Neiler, Lowell. H, H. 2. Mrs. John Campbell is called the Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Brock spent I). 1). Holconib and wife attended er; Heuisler of Deeds; I'roseculmg j i ranklin sedan. Grand Hapids. in said county, on c k 2:i ch/impion potato picker, recently Phyaidin and Surgion Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Arthur the funeral of Quincy Look, of Low- Attorney; Countv Auditor; Circuit J Mrs. I). Hlood visited Mrs. 'he 22nd da> ol October, A, D.. PJ20. ell, Suiulay. BOTH PHONES - I'ARNELL picking up 100 bushels in seven On let HOI KS: H:00 a. iu., to 0:00 o. m Spoon al Hockford. Court Commissionei ; Counly Drain lice Proctor, of (Irand Hapids, v WAN I'FD Housekeeper foi Present: Hon. Clark li. Higbce, hours. Some work. Who will be William Weaver has boiighl « ('.oinmissiouer; Surveyor; Two Cor- ednesday el. 2(i The Hedemporesl I'alh- -MOO p. HI., to 4:00 p, ui. of two. Mrs M. T". Stone, 21. ludge of Probate. next? huiuluy.s by uiipoiiiliiiiiiil, farm in (ireenville. oners; Counly Hoad Commission Sunday visitors al Levi Cooper's rs will give a mission at St. Pal- The (irand Hapids Herald has Coiliimwood Ave. Mich, In the Matter of the lislate of Mrs, Almira Poor returned lo her "ere Lizzie Campbell, Arllmr and rick's ehureh, starting next S md iy I'or some reason or other Floyd PUONKS: CitiwMiH, No 7 raised its subscription rute to $5.00 er. c 21 Lcona Malcolm, Deceased. home in Dow ling Sunday, acconi- 1 \a, of Crandville, Mr. and Mrs. 10:211. Mass coutinuing one i Flynn seems lo have taken (|uile a Hull Line, No, 5-IL-2I. per year on rural roptes. The I'KOPOSKD AMKNDMKNTS TO Holand M. Shivel, having llled in liking lo a pebble dash house Ihe Ledger clubbing rale will he $U.75. panied by G, A, Yoder ami wife, TIIK CDNSTlTt'TIDN. 1'red Croninjjer and daughter Hho- week and will end wilh Ihe Forl> WAN I'lil) Men or women to take said court his Iinal administration Hours Devotion, lasl few davs. Perhaps he is go- Alto, Mlchigin. Same rate wilh The Press, adv. tf. Mrs, Mary Kreplin, formerly of To amend Article Li of Ibe Con " 1. ami Mr. and Mrs. Morris l-ickerl orders aniong friends and neigh- account, ami his petition praying A large attendance from here ing lo build. Alto, now of Cleveland. Ohio, was stitulion of the Stale of Michigan, nd hitb\, of (Irand Hapids. bors for the genuine guaranteed for the allowance thereof and for heard Mr. ('.ockoran's leclure al the recently married lo Hurt Soiumers, to provide for tbe coiideiimaliou I he annual sale w ill be held b\ hosiery, full line for men, wom- the assigmnent and distribution of Mr, and Mrs. Zevelkink, of (irand of that place, '.oliseum in Grand Hapids lasl Sun- and taking of the fee In more land i!ie Ladies' Aid society hriday eve en and children. liliminates .lie residue of said estate. Hapid*, ale Sunday dinner wilh A V( ay afternoon, SONGS DANCES i V.' ', >«l(?r is entertaining and properly than is needed tor Ibe 1 ing, November P.) at the church, darning. We pay 7Tie an hour It is Ordered, Thai the PJIh day Peler F. Kline and family, also Mr. Horn, lo Mr. and Mrs. George Having decided to go west, I will sell on the premiies her brother from Jackson, acquiring, opening and widening of iii o,\ster supper wilt be served, spare time, or ftlO.OO a week for of November, A. D., 11120, al ten and Mrs. Fiery McVean and son, of beHinniii" at (I. lurley, Oct, 12, a son, Fiumell parks, boulevards, public plaees, full time. lixperieiice unneces- o'clock in the forenoon, al said (irand Hapids. (lerald. in Alto, Michigan, SOUTH BOSTON streets, alleys or for ans publie use Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Hlood, Perc\ sary. Write International Stock- probate ollice, be and is hereby ap- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stokes and son I SIm Price Rejuclions I Mrs. Terry Hresnahan and daiinh- Savings on Men's Suits by municipiilities of Ihe Stale. Sears and family, spent Saturday ing Mills, Norristown, Pa. Ip 2(i pointed for examining and allowing and Fd. Stokes, all of (ireenville, Ocl. 2.).—Mr. and Mrs. John Tay- lers, and Mrs. Anna Hyrne have re- This amendment, if adopied. will nighl and Sumla\ with Mrs. Lizzie wiid account, and hearing said pe- visiled al Ihe home of Mr. and lor, of (irand Hapids, were Sundav liirned from a visit wilh Ihe form- empower the legislature lo anlbor- '•ars and son Arlo, of Htdding. !Sli l'( Lli I' I'or winter for .ijion; Mrs. Fd, Higler and family, of South guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred He- r's parents in Has City. ize immicipalilies of the State to •Mr. and Mrs, Louie Douglas are its keep, Impiir^ of D. Simon, II is Further Ordered, That pub- DANCING McCords. lasl week. dell. We are making a 25 per Miss lit bet McGinnis and Miss eondemn and to take the fee to e\ nieely setlleit in Will Thomas' ten- opposite Lowell Post-ollice, c 22 lic notice thereof be given by pub- South Boston friends of Miss Irma ant house. Marion Hyrne spent last week with M. M. McCeary, of Alto, will have eess properly for parks, boulevards, lication of a copy of this order, for Young Men's New Fall Suits Cilley extend their sympalhv lo relatives in Hig Hapids. a public auction al his home in Al- etc. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Peel visited isl pin. .lirec successive weeks previous lo Saturday, Nov. 6 her, in l ie death of her Hancee, of cent reduction in shoes six I'iiider |»lease return to Mrrss . Ilen- By th. Audience from 9 io on Kalurduy, Nov. II. al I o'clock. To amend Section I of Arliele 'heir daughter, Mrs. Isaac Miller, of Miss liva MeGinnis, of Lowell, >aid day of hearing, in Ihe Lowell apiiendicilis. al a Detroit hospital. r> 1 a,\ lor. West side, and receive Mr, McCeary will leave for Colo- in distinctive double-breast- of the Conslitulion, relative lo ibe Fast Caledonia, spenl Sunda\ wilh her parents. Ledger, a newspaper prinled and Mrs, Belle Collar, son Holand, Sehotd opened Monday after one reward. p 21 rado in Ihe near future. (|ualillcalions of electors. •irculaled in said countv. till midnight and daughter Evelyn, and Miss months ahead of time. commencing at 1 o'clock, the following property: Will Mesecar made a good run The elVert of this proposed Sample copy readers, please note week's vacation for potato diMging. WAN l liD- I'sers of this column to A true copy. Clark li. Ilighee, ed models. Very large as- Nenmia i'leemun, of Grand Hapids, threshing this fall, threshing some- amendment, if adopted, will be to dial this is a "cash in advance and Hobert McCarthy has relurned to call at ollice or send ads b> .lohn Dalton, .judge id' Probate were week-end visitors in South Ihing over 75,(100 bushels of grain. ;rant to persons engaged in teneb •top when the time is up" paper, Grand Hapids alter a visit at the mail, not by phone. Hate It Hegister of Probate. Piano Porch Swing Heed, (1-fl. Hack Saw Boston. You are the gainer. ng in the public schools of this md coiiseijuently has no charge home of P. .1, McConnick. Quile a run for one nuichine and f per word, but no ad less than Ific. 2|.2:ti 2-Piece lied Hooni Suit. Ued Wood .lardineer and Siand Kng, tlx 12 sortment of all wool flannels, Miss Mclnlyre and Ihe North State, and the immediate familv of bst and no phone orders are pos- Vermis Hyrne, .Mike McConnick Send money or .stamps with or- one crew, running III days, averag- Hell school will assist in Ihe Hal- II-Piece Med Uoom Suh. Itlaek Wal- Heed Fiby Fern Sland Oiiilting Frames 1. 0.0. F. Hall, ALTO ing 1,171 hushels a day. any member of the legislalure dur- able We are Irving out the cash iml Fred McGinnis have relurned der. We charge no want ads. PUOHATK NOTICE. cashmeres and serges in lowe'en leclure hour al Grange Sal- Ladies* $11.00 Shoes now $9.00 ing any session id the legislature • n advance plan because hundreds from Dakota, as Ific accounls are nol worth Slate of Michigan, The Probate mil 1 DininjrTloom Chairs Curtain Slrelchers Some miscreant had Ihe nerve lo urday night. The Congregational Ihe privileges accorded lo absenl nave asked for it these many years. Miss Hose Hahibiisk was home making slalemenls and paying for the County pf Kent. .'{•Piece lied Uoom Sail. Fumed Oak :i Fancy Hlack Walniil Chairs Pietures shool a valuable coll for Floyd Aid society will meet with Mrs. Ladies* $10.00 Shots now $8.50 'I is im to the people who asked for from Grand Hapids over the week- electors. postage for. Please do iml ask Al a session of said court, held al I' Hed Springs Fancy Hlack Walnut Koeker lo 2 .lardinierH Porrill some lime lasl Sunday, heathers, brown, blue and Halph Story this week. Friday. To amend Seclion 21 of Article (I it, and not to try to violate and end. us lo violate this rule. Ihe probate ollice in the city of llunlers should he sure what Ihey I laiis lo he made for Ihe coming Hook Case. Fumed Oak Malch j ihiy'H Sled Ladies* $8.50 Shoes now $7.00 I). Counly of Kent. (Stale of Micly- destroy the nolicy. if it is good Grand Hapids, in said counly, on are aiming at before shooting or church fair. of Ihe Stale Conslitulion providing lor one. it is Kood for all. Try il 'he 2:>lh day of October, A. I).. 11120. Writing Desk and Hook Case ('(un- Cot I'l Kitchen Chairs olherwise leave llieir guns al home. green plain colors. The many friends of Albert Snea- Men's Fine $10.00 Shoes now $8.50 annual salaries of live Ihousand oil and be fair with what you Present: Hon. Clark li. Ilighee, billed. Hlack Walnut While Sewing Macliine | Axe then helped him cele)u!ile his tenth helped start. On Sunday last Miss Josephine dollars, (#5,000) for the governor Uf ludge of Probale. Writing DCHK. Famed Oak 2 Kitchen TableH •'1 Lamps. Oil llurners Salsbury enlerlainrd her sister. hirlhdiiy. Ocl. 22. hya miscellaneouH Men's Fine $9.00 Shoes now $7.50 and Allornev (Ieneral, and that the In Ihe Mailer of Ihe lislale id' lid- Friday, Oct. 29 shower. Mrs. N. M. O'Hierne and his Sideboard. Famed Oak Uel'rigeralor, Lapland Vacuum Cleaner Pearl and family, of Lansing, her Lower Prices Scerelarv of Slate, Stale Treasurer •ar M. Holf, lislher Holf, Herlha sister Harriet and hushiind, and niolher each making heauliful can- Men's Fine $8.50 Shoes now $7.00 8-ft Dining Table. Famed Oak Screened Safe Cluunher Set and Auditor General shall each re- N. C. THOMAS W. E. EDDY COMPANY • lolf and lilla Holf, Minors. niece. Margarile and husband, uf die-laden, rose-decorated cakes, ceive such annual salaries as may I he Auctioneer I Orlo .1. Veiler. having llled Davenport 2-Hiirner Oil Stove Screen (irand Hapids, and sisler Carrie and You can't find such suits at Mr. and Mrs. Emery Freeman and lie prescribed by law. They shall in said comi his petition, praying 2 Center Tables Lawn Mower d-Gal. Pure Cider Vinegar «• hindiand, of Alio, •jinery, Jr., were in (irand Hapids, receive no fees or perquisileH what- will be pleased to cry your mle. for license lo sell Ihe interest of Iriday. Library Table 2 Hoes Qannlity Slove PipeH and Rlbows Jay I., Anderson, of Alto, is wear- ever for the performance of any said estate in certain real eslale anywhere near the price— .Waylie and Hoger Springett were Heferences-—Caledonia, Middleville Potato Fork ing one of liiose broad smiles of Notice duties connecled wilh the ollice. Ford Sales and Service therein described. Ollice Chair Croquet Set at W. II. Draper's Salurday gather- Wayiand, Farmer's and Merchant's Joy of lale. il is all on aceounl of Thia proposed anmndinjent, if II is Ordered. Thai Ihe llllh day Leather Covered Chair Spade Qannlily Conned Fruit Weighs Six Pounds ing walnuts. Hank, Grand Rapids; Lowell Cily a welcome litlle guesl at his home adopted, will empower the legisla- temporary headquarters at the BUICK of November. A. I)., 1020, at ten we were lucky to and we At the meeting held Thursdav Clip this coupon snd bring to our iters Slate Hank and scores of salislleif .'I Itoekers Shovel Numerous Other ArlideA which arrived Sunday. Oct, 24, who ture to delermine the compensation o'clock in Ihe forenoon, al said Writes Like Sixty al Ihe Soulli Hoslon M. E, church, customers. Call William Condon will he known as lioherl James, on or before Nov. 6. This Is good for 60o of the Secretary of Slate, Ihe Slate GARAGE, where we are prepared to prohale ollice, be and is hereby ap- il was considered best lo dlscon- Lowell, or Cilizens telephone No Mother and son are doing ilnely. pass it on to you. Treasurer and Auditor General. (II, Caledonia. Waleh this space care of pointed for hearing said petition, linue the services indellnileiy. Here- In trad* when spplied to sny psir of ihoes To uniend Section 20 of Arliele 5 each week for the date. and that all persons interested in Terms of Sale, Cash. Mr. Heaeh had Ihe misforlune after all huNiness concerning Ihe CORONA one day last week, while al work in pf the Stale Constilulion giving the Thurs.. Oct, 2«. It. V. Daeling. F said eslale appear before said "riia Paraeaal Writing Mmehlno' iiforemenlioned church will he con- selling above $3.50, slse Men's Overalls, legislature Ihe uower lo enact laws Paris, courl, al said lime and place, lo Ihe livery hnrn lo gel shot in Ihe These suits are priced way dueled through Hev. ilarriM, Ihe lemple hy one of those "harmless" Coversils and Jsclcets. relative to Ihe flours and conditions Frl.. Ocl. 29. Itiehard Harlow diow cause why a license to sell Fold II ypi like II with you, i^owell pastor. under whleh men. women and Ada. Repair Work ihe inleresl in said estate should air gumt. and Dr. Hurling had lo Lyman Densen. of (irand Hapids. children may be employed. Sal.. Oct. !{(), ,1. Veenstra & Son mil lie granled. tppewrlle inywheriny wheree . The lake a couple of stitches lo close below their value. was helping M. I). Snealhen Salur- ThU pmuoMed amendmenl. If Ada. II is Further Ordered, That pub- ideal mscbinbini. for SsilesniinL . t Ihe wound. Heware of air guns. dav. adopied. will emimwer the legisla- Mon.. Nov. 1, (forenoon) l.(Hiis Ford Cars and Fordson ic notice thereof he given hy puh- •tiMvnw•tudonti,, iv«Gn«raleichers,, uiwinoibusineni menntn,, reponeri'—iriporltn-lnn racifad,, evereTeryy " lie lasted his own hlood and ids M, I). S'lealhen is having his sur ture to enact laws relative lo the Helim, Lowell. iication of a copy of tliis order, for eyes glared yellow like those of a plus sweel apples madei* Iinli o Jelly, one nieds aCorons. Wrile for illuflrsted mater snd cat- $30, $35, $37.50, $40, $42.50 hours nnd conditions under which Mon.. Nov. I.# (afternoon) Merrill hree successive weeks previous to wildcat in Ihe dark. The inslinel packed in uaiier cartoons and linds men. women and children mav be May. Moseley. Tractors said day of hearing, in the Lowell aloguii. of liiousands of years aroused f a very ready markel in Grand Hap- cmDloyed. lues.. Nov. 2. election. ledger, a newspaper prinled and "Whllling Dan" to savagery. People ids. To amend Article II, of the Con- Wed., Nov. 3, Lloyd Overboil, Dul 'irculaled in said countv. knew thiil only a man's dealii would Ilenuan Johnson, of Hut He Creek, •Utution, by adding two xeetiomi Ion. A true copy. Clark li, ilighee, Taylor Typewriter Store appeiiNe his fury, See Tom Mix as and Fli/abelh Swanson, were mar- thereto providing that. "Ail reii- John D'dton. Judge of Prohale "Whislliiig Dan" in Max Hrand's ried recenlly. ,h WV 1,8111 S,, Uufk Ml,, Clti. Phone 360 Lowell j Walts Dep'l I IS ONawi SI., N. W., Qraud RapMa, Mlah. OOONS Store drala of tb# State of Michigan be- (lievllle " ' Itegisi'vT uf Prohaie, story, "The Untamed," Strand i2l-2.'ij JL—— Ihealer, Lowell, Friday and Salur* 9 flv Frl., Nov. fi. OUi Potter, Saranac. "Tho Value Store ' Ladies' and gents' bats clean*! ^ ' UMEAR7 day, Oct. 20-:iO. and blocked. Will C. Stone, adv. Sat., Nov. 6, Orrta Millet*, Caledonia. Udgtr Job Print U beet. E. E. Slye, Auctioneer M. M. McGeary, Clerk 4 THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO

From far away, he recollected the when It • would be lost. The lateral thnn It iney were this"""-, an- He cast a sudden despairing looK story of Andrew March, and the dart alleys seemed to have nearly grown ers!" over his shoulder downward at tlu- from desert riders. A mate to that shut. Down one Con had a glimpse "By Saint Joan of Arc." said Ivan- coupllng. He was winning, after al! swift, delicate weapon bad been cling- of a fire, a red flare in tho dark, sparks CONDENSED' hoe. raising idmsiif joyfully "ii his l®Krrc! sicrnen Yellow Men ing n long while to bis own shoulder. for a space of six feet now yawned standing an instant over pitiable house- couch, "metbought thore was hut one between the end of the logging truck None but Chee Ming eonid have blown tops The motor-bus hurried on fantents 15 Fluid! CLASSICS man in Kngland who might do such a PI nnd the bumper of the caboose. If YourWeak it in through '.he window. In sudden amongst tlie darting rickshaws, but deed!" panic. Con rummaged across ids CASTORIA he could hut hold tint tremendous Uc), 19X0. Wentorn Nwwwpaper Union.) IS BEST Ti Sleep Con could not forget the fi^e. its ruddv Ivanhoe was right; the Hlack Knight U l fUSM VALLEY strain on the wheel for a quarter of I rea st. and discovered tlinf the bit of wickedness turned loose upon a close- For Infants and Children. of the Fetterlock was Richard Piantag- a mile, he might get the demon ca- If we would do something worth pnrchment was gone, tbe leather thong knit city of wood and humun frailly. anef. of the Lion Heart, king of Kng- while we must first reallxe that wo {Kidneys; alone remaining. Chee Ming had en- By PETER B. KYNE boose under control I It was daylight when Levlngton slept, land. only Just returned lo his king- roust be somethinK. We must be abl» IVANHOE After what seemed an eon of wait- Doot aeilesl boekacho sorel tered the cabin and taken the map. to think, plan, create, not be a mere T If was still daylight when he awaken- dom from tin? Holy Land, though hut I Joints, puffy eyas, interrupted] The black bag was overt n rued, Mothers Know That ing, he ventured another look ahead. echo of what eomone else has done.— ed. Somehow, the matter cf the plain few knew of his arrival us yet. In Author of "Gappy Rick*" I sleep, or other signs of weak kid-| clothing upon the floor. The envelop & The rear logging-truck was a hundred Lloyd. Jeremy envelop came to his mind—those In- his absence England had been under jsejs or bladder. Comet tho traa-l yards In front of him now. and from containing instructions fo be opened at Famous Analytical and Consufr bio with Dodd's Kidney PUls, stand, structions which would bind him if he- the selfish rule of the king's younger Genuine Castoria the wheels of the caboose an odor of CHESTNUT DISHES. Shan-sung, had already been torn open. Bf an WALTER SCOTT Ing Chemist Makes laid (or two tonentloas. Avoid! read. It was as If the thought of this brother John, who was planning to something burning drifted up to him. It mattered very little that its con- ALCOHOL-3 WR OWT. choaee ef ssrloos eompUeatkma. had wakened l.im. usurp the kingdom. "I've got your wheels locked T he half Chestnuts are the favorite nut in the Statement. tents remained safely enough. Lev- Always 4 ! sometliins I couldn't leave my feet, not even looking up when the Get D O D D ' 8, only lOeb swum The Chinese had torn the covering, T CtnJeruallen hu Tbe great story toller giifliers his sobbed. "I'll hold you yet, you brute. autumn, and when plentiful may be aatead. Tear asareat dealer er di- Illustrated by IRWIN MYERS lngton was too confused to read now. Pnf. M' llllam Ftnwick Mat tit father. He Iird to have somebody to caboose, after gaining tho main track, but the contents bad not been what characters together at the tournament "COD HELP YOUl" Slide I That's Itt Slide, and flatten used freely In va- The glowing tribute paid Rarlefe net from Dodd'a Medidao Co* Bof-j There seemed no end to his failure. ItMlheStoiaaAsM^B^^ take euro of him. Don't you seo, Mr. slid gently down the slight grade and tale. N. T. he wanted. Why. then had March of Ashby, There come for the sports Bears the your Infernal wheels. Hah! You're rious dishes, be- Hypo-Cod by Professor T. Bernari ******* Synopsis.—Pioneer In the Califor- Bryce?" was coupled to the rear logging truck. made so much of the matter? Con of chivalry Rowena, heiress of the quitting—quitting. I'll have you In ing both nutri- Tanner, M. Sc., P. D., the (Copyright by the Century Co.) The shock of bis loss, nnd the reali- Waller S c o t t*N INIASis nia redwood region. John Cardigan, wanted to reopen the envelop here nnd Saxon rulers, now dispossessed by the "Sinolnir is a fuzzy old fool," Hryce He heanl the engineer shout to the tious and reason- Philadelphia Analytical and zation that he had been feather-strick- eduvatlun nn a rn- at forty-seven, is the leading citizen control" before we reach the curve. now. He could not say why thoughts Normans, accompanied by her sturdy kvlir Ms'onttf Thereby Promoi'^Di^s^J Signature declared with emphasis. "The Idea of brakeman—who had ridden down from able in price. ing Chemist, verifies what has en by the Chinese, hastened the return tnauce urlter bt— of Sequoia, owner of mills, ships, Burn, curse you. burn I" of tbe letter possessed him. and he uncle, Cedrlc; Rebecca, beautiful Jew- m and many a' res of timber, a wid- our woods-boss's dauRbter slinging the head of the train to unlock the Chestnut Qlaee. CON LOSES HIS MAP. gnn tvhlle lie Cheerfulness With a shriek of metal scraping ously been said by scores ef of full faculties^ a painful process. a child. It rna be ower alter three years of married hash to lumberjacks. Poor Moira !" siding switch and couple the caboose felt rather asliumed of hiiusolf In a ish maiden, whose fate is constantly metal, the head of the Juggernaut —Boll two cup- well-known experts. I He threw off the feeling that weighed traced even (u his of life, and father of two-year-old Synopsis. — John Levlngton, a general way. Joined with that of Ivanhoe. disinher- He took one of her hands In his, —to hurry up, lock the switch, and fuls of sugar, one In view of such unqualified Indorse- | him down, dressed as rapidly as be cradle, fur be wnn m jsasS" Hryce Cardigan. At fourteen Uryeo abend took the curve, clung there an Uf poet, visionary and impractical, ited son of Cedrlc, a father who will noting the callous spots on the plump get back aboard the engine. cupful of water The closed document haunted him. BUOK tu Hlecp nol j tojOUiicSMXUB&* makes the aciiuamtance of Shirley Instant, and was catapulted out Into ments, a copy of Professor Taaner*s and Mary Martin, the daughter of j could command lingers not yet com- jK palm, tho thick finger-Joints that hint- "Can't get this danged key to turn He thought of burning It. unread, and with lullablon but have naught to do with a Saxon son Sumner, a visitor al Sequoia, and space. Logs weighing twenty tons anu u pinch of cream of tartar to a statement following, It Is no wonder rich and worldly parents, hear ths j pletely controlled by bis own will, with Ihe llltlnK his Junior by a few years. Together In Ihe lock," the brakeman shouted call of love and unite their lives. then turning himself loose, to drift. who is willing to accept the Normans Smna ed so of toil tlie nails that had never were flung about like kindling; one In- caramel stage or until of a yellowish that leading druggists are everywfaers made sure that his money had not been HonKN of the exiled they visit the Valley of the Ciianta, They go to a small Michigan city, An old boyhood depression was weigh- A and their ways, and even to be a de- boon nmnicitred save by Moira herself. presently. "Lock's rusty, and some- stant, Bryce could see them in the air; tinge. Dip the whole nuts, already indorsing and introducing Carle's touched, and then fled from tbe ship, Stuarts. N noon sacred tu John Cardigan and his where John finds work In u stove ing him down, reaching him now an he could uu- vout follower of Richard Hie king; 1 son as ihe burial place of Uryce's "Do you ivnu'inhor when I was a hoy. i thing's gone bust Inside." the next they had disappeared down shelled and blanched. Into the hot sir- Hypo-Cod in preference to other tonics. factory and on Sundays writes Tong-hu is no place in which to stop. through mere physical weakness and derstnnd Mtorles. Isaac of York, Rebecca's father, wan- In mother, and part with mutual re- Moira. how I used to come up to th# Minutes passed. Bryce's assumed the hillside. A deafening crash, a up, using a sharp skewer for dipping; "During the past several weeks 1 verses. The Martins try in vaia to It was cold. In its streets the gutters his grnndmother get the happy wife to leave her sense of failure. He felt In a low dering Jew of vast wealth, who is gret. While liryce is at college Irgiring-nunps lo hunt and fish? I al- abstraction became real, for he had a hatpin Is a most convenient dipper. have had occasion to exandne a num- vmm.f 'r..- aad aunt puured •tohn Cardman meets with heavy spinsh. a cloud of dust— ^reed Krom husband. Mary begins to breathe have welled up their filth until it constantly the prey of the ruthless fsSjst* ways lived witli the McTavishes then. many matters to occupy his busy Put on paraffin paper to drain and ber of preparations of Cod Liver Oil moment that March should have told Intu hlNengereurN business losses and inr the lirst With a protesting squeal, the ca- for two. John loses his Job. Ilo overspreads the narrow walk. Coolies tnleN uf border Owe Their Health To brfiin, and it was impossilde for him to dry. him everything frankly at the start Norman nobles, who would wring his time views the future with uncer- And in September, when the huckle- boose came to the point where the log- In various combinations. Among these appeals in vain to thu Martins. with their carts palter and slop warfare and old Mary pnes to the hospital and Con wanted to get away, somewhere- riches from him by torture and im- Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ( ornpotind overshadowing Use tainty. After graduation trom col- berries were ripe, wo used to po oul sit idle without adverting to some of ging-train had left the right of way, In roasting chestnuts bofow an open preparations brought to my attention through this, while their passengers Scottish ballads. prisonment; Robin Hood nnd his mer- indeed is the success of tliis great inedieine. Compared with lege, and a trip abroad. Hi vie Car- and pick them together. Poor Moira! them. Presently he was subconscious- fire, the small ends should always be was Earle's Hypo-Cod and 1 feel It my Torture never returns. Thus comes into the free. forgotten. lost. He saw himself He was a sick- digan comes Imme. On the train he carrying rails nnd ties with it. The story Cornelius Levlngton. Tho glance up ami away in the hope of it, ail other medicines for women's ills seem to be exporimunLs. ly aware that the train was moving slinking into far dim harbors, an out- ly child, and this ry men of the forest glades, not for- •"hsssL nm-ts ShirUy S'.imner. on her way Why. we're old pals, and I'll be shot wheels on the side nenrest the bnnk well slit, that they may not burst too duty to add my opinion to that of se?* father leaves town and tho city getting the odor out of mind. A pas- W cast. He was not aware how elaborate resulted In a per- getting tho redoutabie Friar Tuck, resulting thgfcft^!lj£ (« hoquoia to nialx lur home ineie if I'm goin^ lo see you suffer. Listen. gently forward; almost immediately, violently with the heat. A corn-pop- eral of my friends and colleagues with Cefort/o farms out the child. After two Why is it.so successful ? .Simply because of its sterling worth* slid into the dirt first nnd plowed deep Cleared Hla I s..ge along tho waterfront is flunked ninnent Inmencss. equally adept in the ways of tlie Herk, For Over with her um le, Color,. ! |', aiiingli n It seemed to him, the long string of per is a safe method of roasting them reference to the merits of this tonic. years the father returns and takes and unreal his loneliness was. But aa a boy he ao far overcnnie this Fnr over forty years it lias li:ul no equal. Women for two Moira. I'm going to fire your father, into the soil; the caboose came to his liftle son with him on Ills world- | with squat buildings, seeming as old the yeoman or the roisterer. To fbein Uryce learns that his fai.u-r's eye- trucks had gathered their customary —better thnn a shovel or open dish. "In my opinion it is the best bal- The hum of the Chinese city entered handicap tliut he wns always In the generaiio:is have dejiendud upon it wilh confidence. us I'vo said, because he's working for an abrupt stop, trembled and rattled, Up-Set Stomach wanderings. Tho faihcr becomes as tbe slimy wnter that twists about (fa0SM sight has la:ied and ihai I'olonel nt tlie window. like secret invitation. thick of schuolboy fl^bts. and none of are added of Norman stock the re- I'enuingtun is s i-kliu*. i take ud- old .1. 15. now, not ihe Cardigan Uod- speed; and then suddenly It dawned overtopped its center rtf gravity, and If to be baked, place them on a per- anced Cod Liver Oil preparation on "The people who have seen me suf- tho slave of a mysterious drug, tbe pole foundations. At tbe arrival his conirndi-s cuuld climb better thnn Thousamls of Their Letters are on our files, which Tlie lands to the south called him. as doutabie Front-de-Boeuf, r.ii.m de , jnTcEyr^CoMP^ vantage of the old triah'n buslneiw wnoi! I.umbel company. I really ought upon Bryce that tho train had started fell over against the cut-bank, wearily, forated dish In a hot oven and bake the market today and contains more (Sr tortures from neuralgia brought on koresh. with odors of wine and of a ship, amid petty confusion, tlie he the steep slopes of the Castle-rock. prove tlieso statements to be facts, nut mere boustin^. Thirty Years cinnamon, and returns with little Bois-Gulibert, tbe prior nf ,1 rvauix, As soon an he was old enough to NFW 'VOgiL' misfui turns. Jo.in Ciii'l.^aa is de- to pension him alter his long years in off without a single Jerk—and that it like a drunken hng. them until they nre thoroughly mealy of Ihe active principles of Cod Liver hj sn up-set stomach now see roe per- always, and tbe murky seas. Con to die on his wife's grave. Con coolie carts run faster, always locking read, he lltcrnlly devoured books. He and Prince John; Athelstane, Saxon spaning. but Bryce Is full of light, the fardkan service, but I'll he j was gathering headway rapidly, —about ten minutes. OH. deprived of the fatty, miuseatinf fectly sound and well—absolutely due Con was aii tangle, pain, confusion. Here Arc Two Sample Letters; liryre tlnds a burl n.-d\vood idled Bryce. still clinging to tbe brake, Is again farmed out, grows up In wheels and endangering their fares. would not read love stories or tales of • ' Af 6llion^h^ effects, than any other similar prepa- lo Eatonlc," writes R. Long. Tho inner thing that was hiiusolf re- lord, destined by Cedrie for fin- hand Fall River, Mass. — "Three at ross hi^ iiiotlui s ^rave. tie goes hanged it' wo can afford pensions any i He looked ahead—and his hair grew was fully brnced for the shock nnd Chipolata.—Blanch nnd parboil some the underworld and Is saved for The natives curse shrilly and untangle. family life. He wanted always yarnN Mother anu Daughter Helped. , , Profit by Mr. Long's experience, keep of Rowena; Curth the swine-herd, and y'-ars ago I gave birth to a little in dinner iu 1 i-:inioi i- i s on i-'nir- more- particularly to keep a man in j creepy at the roots. There was no lo- was not flung off. Cnimiy he descend- chestnuts; chop them,add equal parts ration. This combined wilh the quan* hetter things by Andrew March. fused to let this fog close over him. of adventure or books of history. As MidJieburg, Pa,-"I am glad your stomach In healthy condition, So much by way of Introduction to Levlngton found there would he a Wamba. the Jester; and th.- my.-dt-rious g;ri and after she was born I did lev's liivilaili.ii ; ml linds the din- booze; so the best our old woods-boss comotive attached to the train! It Illy of Malt which la present In Hype- He arose, rang for brandy, and when a boy, he was so steeped In chronicles to state that Lydia E. Pinkha.'n's ed Ihe Indder, recovered the axe from of minced mushrooms, carrots, turnips the hero of the strange adventures boat In twenty minutes up the river to of feudnl times. In histories of bygone i: d pick up well. I doctored for Inu room p un l. d with 1" ; I trom Cod and the combined Hypo-Phos- fresh and cool, and avoid the ailments Black Prince, who, like Ivanhoe, makes VegetableCompounddidmemuch gels from me is this shanty, or another was running away down a two per the bumper, climbed back to the roof. nnd small sausages; cover with con- of "Yellow Men Sleep," Those be- it came was liheral lo himself. He days, or In accounts of Scottish life, two months and my condition re- lhe In «• i.ry.-c and 1'.-niiaiglon de- that come from an acid condition. Peking. He mounted through the black his appearance incognito till lie shall good when 1 was 35 years old. I like it when we move to new cuttings, j cent grade, and because of the Ire- j tiptoed off the roof to the top of the somme nnd cook until tender. Season phites of Lime. Soda. Potash. Manga- gin when Con takes by force a would not think, dared not. He dress- that he wns already equipped with his mained the Game. One day ona CASTORIA i lare war, thoiigli Sliii h y does not Eatonlc brings relief by taking up and dust and walked impntiently around M v/as rundown with female trouble Exact Copy of Wrapper THE CCNTAOR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. nese. Iron, Quinine nnd Strychnine, small leather Hack from Cheo Ming, ed. Downstairs, in the barber's chair, bnckRround for lvanhoe" nnd •The discover how things have gmie in his of your iittle books was left at know It. Uryee lut'is Jul'S Hon- ami a perpetual, meal-ticket for our j mendous weight of the train. It was amj s„j calmly down under a with salt, pepper and a tablespoonful carrying out the excess acidity and the upper deck. and was not able to ao anything, i ••an. I'eiininetor.'s li^iiting i 'i;uing make Hypo-Cod an Ideal reconstruc- the Chinese cook of an acquaint- Talisman." "Kenllworth" nnd "Qucntln absence. my door end my husband sucj- camp iliniii;; room while the Canii-; gathering momentum at a fearful rate, i n,.,,!•/,u,^., bush to await results, for or orange Juice. fasee—does It quickly. Take an Eatonlc he permitted himself to be shaved and could not walk for a year and boss, and forces l:ini to cor.less that ance, This sack contains a Chi- He was serious now, as if all the Durward." "The Heart of Mldlothlun" ceste;! that 1 try a bottle of l.ycia gaiis remain in busim-ss. I'd finance! The reason for tbe runaway dawned tive tonic nnd tissue builder. dfter eating and see how wonderfully annointed. In the mirror he glanced and "Waverley." Sir Walter prided himself on his could not work. I ha 1 treatment Under Surveillance. Odd, Isn't it? i'eiinin^lon ortined ihe burl tree Chestnut Pancakes.—Beat separate- nese map of the Gobi desert, which warm tides of life had flooded away E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- "The plensant aromatic taste ob- It helps you. Big box costs only s Is precious beyond price to Andrew once at his own face—the eyes too He loved Scotland with a passionate mastery of what he called "the big from a physician but did not gain. i ut. IVnuin^ton batts into ihe him for a trip t'» some state institu- on Bryce instantly. The road, being ly the yolks of three eggs nnd the from him. Ills treasured map was pound. I started it immediately Mrs. LitUollni—Tilly, ynu'vi' U-ft my Slic—"I sec liiryclinu is a^'ain on the tained by the use of Oils, which, IB trifle with year druggist's guarantee. March Eighteen years before devotion that has seldom been equalled. bow-wow" style; no other of tlie Wa- I rea.l in the papers and boohs , ll-hl and gel;, hurt H:y>e sfinds lion where they sometimes reclaim privately owned, was, like most log- whites of two; add three-fourths of a bright, cheek-bones pointing, brow and 1 felt better and could eat lingerie scaiti-ml nil :iniuiii! this rdinn risr." lh --"Vos. in spite nf lln; full- armed men in the Gobi had taken gone. The Gobi would be meaning- He told Washington Irving that he about Lydia E Pinkham's Vege- oIT a gaii;; oi I•emiinglon's lumhor- themselves, aid in the prepamtion be- smooth ns chalk. He held against the veriy novels illustrates his power bel- better after the first bottle, and nnd I'm export in;,' coiupany any min- it iK oil'." K.en. Shlrlr\, .ho s. .-s n ail, tells such w reek a go, if I didn't think he's | ging roads, neglected as to roadbed cupful of cream, a tablespoonful each March's wife and Infant daughter less without It. He thought of the thought he should die If he could not table Compound and decided to ing readily assimilated, which is not tempest in his heart. They bowed ter than "Ivanhoe." One stately and 1 continued taking it for some I'.iyer il mi: l be ••goodby." Uryee too old a dog lo he taught new tricks," and rolling stock; also It was under- of butter and sugar with sufllclent from him. Now he sends Con In packet of final Instructions. The aee the heather at least once a year. try it. The first few bottles gave ute. the case in preparations of Cod Liver search of them. On the voyage He wrote straight eut of hla heart the stirring event follows another, all hold- time. Last year I gave birth to r. ueus acnjualntanee with Moira •Terhaps" she suggested sadly, manned, nnd tbe brakeman, who also Hour to make a batter. Drop on a hot Chinese bad not wantel that. Con him out of the shop like a prince. me relief and I kept on using it Tilly tlif Mnid-Tiint'* al! richt. Oil having a disagreeable taste. Women Con finds Chee Ming a fellow pas- llneai a baby boy and hud a much easier "Pape's Diapepsiii" for In'ifeestion M i ,vish .laiigl it-r "f l.is drunken At the desk he cashed bis credit ing tlie reader rapt in thrills, but none until 1 got better and was able to ina'um. I'll ki'i'p my on 'cm am! '•vou had better talk the matter over m'ted as switchman, had failed to set griddle nnd put together when baked senger. examined the broken envelop, and Breathes there the nan with aonl ao time as I took the Vegetable "Pirn's Diai't-ii-ia" Is tlu' quiokfst, woods-boss. "I believe you are dclng a real serv- checks into gold. It was a constant quite as much as the siege of the cas- do my work. The Vegetable Com- see tlu.'y ili'ii't pinch iKchin". ;, [,1.,, •• the hand-brakes on the leading truck In pairs with a chestnut filling be- started to draw forth the papers witli- dead Compoundfor four monthsbeforo surest relief for I:iil ,'ivtlon, clases. Flatu- ice to humanity in manufacturing Who never to hlmaelf hath saldi tle of Front-de-Boeuf by Richard and pound also regulated ray daughter lence. Heartburn. Soiirnoss. Fennontation "N-„ I'll mlln'r uoi. I'm fnnd ..f vour "f"'' "»•' i'"(.-i'i™r '"I'l I"'*.''! tho ..lr- tween, or they mny be rolled with the In. but stopped short. Instantly he effort to hold himself erect. He took baby came. On getting up 1 had Rarle's 3ypo-Cod and congratulate Made Young Thia Is my own, my native land! bis Saxon friends. Rebecca from the when she was 15 years old. I can ' ai..p. "'Sit lieve him of the task of billing, check- did tonic nnd builder it is. Look for he comfortable In a breeze, but she With patient courage Rebecca again country few can fail to sec tho like- The telephone enables some men to mons with tlie ia/incss of the poor nothing to do now save watch the wild bag. minutes; serve hot or cold with cream the name Karle Chemical Co., Wheel- The brown skin was close-furled He without becoming confused. man. down on tlie slops M''ii'a. and we'll ing tallies, and looking after the pay The world's standard remedy for kidney, was of a sturdy depth, profitable to took post ut the lattice. ness in many respects between Rich- runaway and pray, for of nil the mnd or a thin custard. around the eyes of Jade, Chee Ming Near the western gate were a eara talk it over, i really called to see roll. I'll pay you a hundred dollars ing. W. Vn.. on bottle, which is a guar- itvor, bladder and uric acid troubles, the her owners. Tlie wind was sharper ard of the Lion Heart and the presi- » • runaways in a mad world, a loaded vansary and many travel-stores. Small "What dost thou see, Rebecca?" Chantiily Chestnuts. — Pierce one antee of quality In medicine. Pries 'eo of Hie and looks. In use since than Levlngton bad anticipated. ynur fnlliw. hut I surs. I .lon't warn « mmiih, Moira. tan you m »l.«Mt „ hy f„r ,|.p worst. again demanded the wounded knight. dent so lately gone. pound of chestnuts and put them Into $1.25 plus 5c war tax.—Adv. All druggists, throe sizss. houses were pressed together like to see him after all ifhessiek. .n that; ...... For an instant after realizing 1 Nothing wns as he hud planned. He "Nothing hut the cloud of arrows Tbe knights are dust. LYDIA C.P.NKHAM MEDICINE CO.. LVNN. MASt, Ids boiling water and cook for three-quar- I*eh for Iba name Gold Medal ea ovoty Ws driftwood against a river bridge. She looked at him lively, "i didn't l er imni hand closed over J'is • on||1(.n1t nrm. rar(lli;nn w oad accept Be Imltatlee went shivering to his cabin. flying so thick as to daze mine eyes, And their good swords are rust. as lers of an hour; peel carefully, pass Then the Row Started. They ran up on top of one another, or Kill That Cold With know on ui Ilrst. Mr I'.r.vce. I libbed. iigiti.\. m • >' on no spi a .. tomnted to jump and take Ids chnn The fire that lurked in Con's veins and to hide tlie bowmen who slioot Their souls are with the saints, wc tempted to Jump and take his chance through a potato rlcer. sprinkle with Mrs. Scrapi>—My foot Is asleep A Short Drive. slid down In an aspect of perennial I iile>s .-I mun has piciii\ ol money ; Fatlier Isn't sick. Ile's drunk." •'All right Meira. It's a go. then. was not saintly. He never knew that them," trust. on a few broken bones, before the sugar, add a bit of vanilla and pile the again. ''They tell me this moonshine stuff ruin. It was dark. In the torch-light iind a uiti- wiio .•:in cook, eetm,; is a GLS SORES, PILES "1 tliom.'b: so when ! saw the lond- There, there, girl, don't cry. We his mother had dwelt on tho clear "That cannot endure," said Ivanhoe; In the passage at arms at Ashby ap- fniin could reach a greater speed thnn whole on a plate. Pour over whipped Scrapp—It's funny that It Is aersr will drive a mun crazy." of the alleyways many humans moved iiiisunce. : ing-crew taking it easy at the log- Cardigans bad twenty-live years of heights of emotion, that John Levlng- "if they press not right on to carry the pears Hie Mysterious Knii/'it, wintm twenty miles an hour. His next im- cream sweetened and flavored, and your tongue. "It hasn't much drlvln* to do," nn- In and out. They were chilled, and AND ECZEMA VANISH landing. I m terribly sorry." faithful service from Donald MeTav- ton bad seen nil things with the vision castle by pure force of arms, tbe arch- the reader knows to be Ivanh'te, fresh pulse was to run forward and set the gnrnlsh with crystallzed apricots. swered Uncle Bill Bottletop, "Any had no curiosity. Every roof shelter- ish before he commenced slipping; of a poet. Even In fhos" shabby fra- ery may avail but little against stone from the Crusade in tlie Holy Land; GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER j "1 loathe it and I eminoi leave it." hand-brake on tho leading truck, but wan who drinks moonshine Is fooIWi ed half a shop and half a nursery. Good, Old, Reliable Peterson's after all, v.e owe him something, 1 frriint days in Dory street, toward tbe walls and bulwarks. Look for the in tbe contests of chivalry he valiant- she burst oul vehemenily. "I'm I'huin- a glance showed him that even with to stnrt with." Business hours were without termlna- CASCARA ^ QUININE think." "I'll Hold You Yet, You Brute." He come up Kiulllng—used to nay "DANDERINE" lust, tbe father bad mentioned the knight of the Fetterlock, fair Rebecca, ly defents tbe Norman chnnip'nns, and A Marvelous Renedy for Indifjestion. Ointment a Favorite Remedy. od fo my degrndatlou. ! dream the train standing still he could not He made his foriune that a-way. lion. AND beauty of Cod's world, not meant for FOR She drew his hand suddenly to her i . had hard tuck a-plenty, too. and see linw be bears himself; for as bestows the prize of Queen of Heauty Those who SIIITIT from nervous dys- j "lliul fll uWrs on my leirs. Uociors dreinns, and they'll never I'ome true. hope to lean from truck to truck nnd he was quite confident that none of Among the red shadows, one might r # M,- Ufvec, Mr, liryce, I'm so ''1^ •"'(I kissed it; her hot tears of , ^ , freshly peeled sur- But settled down and fought her himseir. nnd bad looked to bis little the leader is, so will his followers be." upon his youthful love, Kowi'iia; the pepsia. con-^iiputinn. Indigostlon, tor- i .' luiteil to cut eff leg. IVt.-r^on'a Oint- Colds, Coughs ^ *PP fl| nM t ie the occupants of the confounded ca- purchase a hundred horses or a pocket- j'iient enre.l in.-."--Win ,1. Niclioa, 40 WU- 111 hnppv M ' ^WJIS too ] | , wlfhmtf cllitnlno' fnr through. ASPIRIN boy for answer. "1 see him not," said Rebecca. reader gets but a glimpse of a still i pid livor. diz'/.iiu"-'-, lieiidiH-i't-s, corn- face of thi xen logrif su without slipping, for Girls! Save Your Hair! boose had been treated to anything And every time he got a Jolt ful of ehestnufs. silks from the Soulli i l. r Stro.-i. I" .(-ii.'s.'r, N. Y. , ; full for mere words. he hnd no calks in his boots. And to Often after that Levlngton glanced "Foul craven!" exclaimed Ivanhoe; more mysterious knight, whom we j ing up of food w ind on siomach, pnl- C. i a larj.'.. l>.,v for 35 cenls at any Neglected Colds are Dangerous "So am I." he retorted. "We al worse than a wild ride and a rare He Jlst took on a tighter holt Make It Abundantl •tr figured linen from the North, wine I lnigi?lst, pays I'etoiron, oi ButT do, N. Y., "F'ddle d-' dee, Moira! Buck up." slip now meant swift and horrible Slipped back some when he tried to across at Chee Ming in the dining- "does he bleinb from the helm when can only suspect to be tbe king. From I pimtion und oiln-r Indlt ution;- of dis- T»k«no chances. Keep thia standard remedy handy for tbe flret sneeze •ret our dose of it. you know, and Just fright, and he was curious lo see how j In stone llasks, grain in leather bajis, ri'l nioney ha -k ll" it inn't tlie in'tu you he protested, hugely pleased, but em- death. climb, Name "Bayer" on Genuine salon or passed hi in on deck. A per- the wind blows highest?" the Jousts ail Journey on tlu-ir several j order in tbe dlgi'stive tract will find • ver UH.-d. Always keep I'ot.-nion's Olnt- Erenka up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves at present I'm having an extra helping. Shirley Sumner would behave In an But came up imllln' every time. ' salt, hay, camels, drivers themselves. incnt In the house. V'lne for burns, Hcalds, barrassed withal. "The way you take Then he remembered. In the wildly fect lack of relation was preserved "He blenches nut! He blenches ways, but in the forest Hm Nonmins (Jn-on's Aucust Flower u most eflV.-- Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache It seems. You're eursei with loo emergency. —James W. Foley. Con sought out native merehaut who I'-nls.-s, siinlmrn, and :lio '-.ii.-i rtrnedy this, one would think yon had expect- roiling caboose Shirley Sumner rode between them, ns If they had never not!" said Rebecca. "I see him now; plan a lawless ambuscade and carry tlve nnd ellli-itMif us-dsiani In the n-i- for Itcliii-.K orzema nnd Hie* tl.c worl.l Quinine In thia form docs nol affect the head—Caucara is best Tonio much imagination. Moira. I'm sorry Colonel Pennington was first to spoke English, Ills purchases were 1 iniM . vcr known. ed me lo go hack on an old pal and witli her uncle, while less than two met before. 1 he leads a body of men close under off to tlie castle of Front-de-lloeuf for toriition of niitnre^ fiiin-iions iind a Laxative—No Opiato in Hill's. almiit your faihcr. For all his sixiv emerge nt the rear of the cabooso. He SEASONABLE GOOD THINGS. swift and simple after that. hnd been pleasantly surprised when I miles ahead, the track swung in n The Ensurta Queen hesitated at tbe outer barrier of the barbican. They motives of revenge, or passion, nr return to henlih nnd liupp'tii'ss. Tln-iv years, Moira your confounded per. in leaped lightly down the steps, ran to in the swarm traders and Idlers didn't. Cheer up. Moira! I'M tell you (,um. i,|u|, (llong the hillside For those who nre fond of cheese, Nagasaki, let go a little of her burden, pull down the piles and palisades; greed, Ivanhoe, who had been woumled could he no Ill-it.-r ie xf.-nded Info —The Safeiy Ruzur— ROCMALB CHAIR IS INOORTSTO 'THAT LEGACY HELPED SOME ilie Job. lie simply declines to be boose. lhem over carefully hy torch-light to fb! v itl'o'jl nm,- I 'v.rywlii.rv '.IK- American "Institution" to Be Had Done Well, but Not Entire- mure, lie'- been wailing until I shoi.ld "Thank (Jod, the caboose hecomo un- well-fed Chinese, watched him soberly, and hurling your feelings. Poor obi i canyon, carrying trucks. logs, and en- rubbed with a ing. which was repeated every forty heads the defenders; I see his gigantic the rescue of the prisoners, all save ihiit time. Very deslrnMe ns JI trentle get hack." "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Is gentfr and later, wilh feeble protest, uccept- Physiolcgicaily Correct. : ly by His Own Efforts. Mac! I'm sorry I can't bear with 1dm. |, ,. lth it. rolling over and over coupled—guess that fool brnkeman form above the press. They throng Rebecca, there follows Hie Joymis n-Ie- ! laxative. Sold evervwliere.—Adv. 00s u clove of garlic; Ine Aspirin proved safe hy mllllon> seconds throughout the final night and dl a certain reward for his advice. .V.IIII Wil l >1.(1111. I OK SOI \ 1(1 MI- "I know." vaid .Moira vye;;i;|y, "No but we simply have to have the logs, , |own the hillside to the river, forgot to drop the pin; it wns the last again to tlie breach, and tho pass is bration of the forest outlaws, a happy ( add a tablespoon- and prescribed by physldnns for over day. Near nine in the evening, wilh a NI SS M-1'IM-il l,;.' I (Mlrlil, III. I'.i.sy H.-LL.T Nobody who has smdied the rocking "When I see a ragged man ' said l i d;, wants lo l.o Cardigan's woods- car, and when It Jumped the track disputed band to bund, and man to Interlude between the scenes of der- Lack of en-dll prevents some people nnd i. n.-n- - ny mi fvi-iy Iiom W ill* you know." j "The caboose must bo cut ont of ful of softened twenty years. Accept only an unbroken Small, low craft scuttled out of her eold wind pressing in, all was ready, 1 ilANK .1 ' I K A 1' V . ..'in In villi.n St Ma.l- chair will be surprised to hear that ihe cliiiirman, virtuously, "i say fo my- boss and have fo fight my father to and plowed Into the dirt. It Just nat- man. Cod of Jacob! It is the meeting ring-do. rom living h.-voiid their ineiins. im.ti, WiMMti-ln lie rose, stooped, and pinched her' this runaway," Bryce soliloquized, butter, one teaspoonful of chopped "Bayer package" which contains propel path. The presence of Ihe ancient and Levlngion's private caravan moved the French Academy of Science has •vlf ihere goes one of life's wasters. hold his h i. I realize what a mils urally quit and toppled over against of two fierce tides—Ihe conflict of two The strenuous king depurted for still ear; for had he not known her since j "und it must ite cut out in a devil of olives, half a teaspoonful of chopped directions to relieve Hendnche. Tooth- Yellow Mother permer.ted the fog. as forth from the city, passing under tlie declared it the most liygiciile of all There goes a man who has refused to ail' " he has hecome." ehildhood. and had they not gathered i a hurry. Here goes nothing iu par- the bank. Come out, my dear." oceans moved by adverse winds I" more strenuous strut:tries in winning parsley, one-third of a teaspoonful ache. Karaehe, Neuralgiu, Rheumatism If creeping out from Invisible shores ancient bricks id' the Western arch. seats Instead ol a mere American fad. make the most of his gifts. There is Uryce chnekbd. "'if course ilie mnt Shirley came out. dry-eyed, but She turned her head from the lattice, huckleberrie.s fogefher in the long Hciilar, and may (ind ite good to my each of Worcestershire sauce and an- Colds nnd Pnln. ilaiuly tin boxes of 12 lo sniff the stranger—old Mother ids kingdom; Rowena and (Vdric It Is. as the academv say.s, physlologi- no excuse for poverty, gentlemen, Fv- Perhaps if was imagination only, but AIMS TO REACH ICO ler simmers down io ibis; i»nd i- so ago? She vns si-tor to him Just an- I dear old man." white ami ttembllng. Tho Colonel chovy paste. Season with salt, pep- Immediately after a "Danderine" as if unable longer to endure a siglit sought their home; Ivanhoe followed tablets cost few cents. Druggists also China, who started half the good the air felt different outside tbe walls; cniiy c(MTect. The irouble with It is er.\ one should rise- placed his arm around her, and she so terrible. I'ond of your fafhor that he Just hasn't i orher one of his problems—and notli- lie Jerked his axe out of the log. per and paprika and pack closely In massage, your hair takes on new life, leU larger "Bayer packages." Aspirin things of tbe world, but left them fov ids chief; Hrinn de Hois'lu lhert. that it is not always psyehologlcally '•Hear! Hear!" cried his hearers. hid her face on his shoulder nnd shud- as though tlie sky bad receded to Its gui the moral courage to work him [ Ing more, "i'enorf on the Job as soon drove It deep Info the top log toward a glass mold. Turn onto a plate when lustre and wondrous beauty, appear- Is trade mark Buyer Manufacture Mon- others to finish, to nbuse and forget. The Stupor Wab Not That of Alcohol, "Look forth again, Rebecca," said Templar though he was and plrdt.'ed to correct, its baneful eiTects are not on "Kvenone," exclaimed the chair- dered, "There, there!" he soothed her normal distance from earth, leaving A Pittsburgher, Who Caused a Sensation, Tc!Is of Results. over and tiow tlmi Job i- up io me. I as possible, Moira," lie called to her tl.o end, and hy using Ihe haft to cling firm. Serve with tousled crackers. ing twice as heavy and plenPful be- saeeticuddester of Saiicyllcacld.—Adv. Some of her best have never been dis- Ivanhoe, mistaking the cause of her holy practices, bore off ids unhappy ihe rocker, hut on the hehulder. It is innn, "may carve out a good position afTectlonately. "Vt's all over, my dear. was Inscrutable. He regarded the much clear air and breeze In between. Moira I'm md going to heat about the i from the gate. to, crawled toward Ihe rear of the Spinach Tlmbaies.—Chop fine a gen- cause each hair seems to llutf and cuvered. She is waiting. She did not retiring; "the archery must in some prisoner, Rebecca. But he wns dis- on nll-arouinl Joy only when It is md for himself if he wishes." All's well Ihat ends well." American with the usual blank stare, Tlie reason was more truly that the bu'h with you. They tell me your Presently, when Moira lifted her load and looked down at the caboose erous cupful of cooked spinach. Press thicken. Don't let your hsir stay life- Better Selection. degree have ceased, since tliey are now covered in his wicked designs hy the ANCIENT TONIC HIS SECRET rocked. New Kngland ladies used i(> •"i'eriuips you are right," interposed ask for tbe Torch of Light, and there but honored blm with a very faint fog had gone. Winter was down In father is a hopeh-- Inebriate," Madoiit'ii glance to the frieze of tim- coupling. The ton log was a sixteen- "The train." she cried In a choking It through a sieve; melt two table- less, colorless, plnin or scraggly. Too, ••1 pressed Ihe violets my dear one flidillng hand to iuind. Look ngain; austere head of Ids order. In an as- test a new neighbor by getting her to a inemher "Only today I met a news- was no sorrow In her yielding when bow. Tbe figured folds of his blousy earnest, "I'm afraid he is, Mr. Hryce," ber on the skyline, there was a new voice, "Where la It?" spoonfuls of butter, cook in il two too, want lots of long, strong, beauti- gnve me." there is now less danger." semhly of the Templars, howwer, I!o- sit in a rocking chair, 1: she could re- paper man who told me that 'JO years foot butt; the two bottom logs were Ihey took It from her. Her timeless jacket were damp with the river fog. it was late the next di.y when they Hundreds of Thousands of Families Found Health and Happiness by "How long has he I drinking to glory iu "oer eyes; and lo, it was an- "In little pieces—down tn Mad tablespoonfuls of Hour; ndd a dash ful hair. *1 did hetter thnn Ihat. I let my Rebecca again looked forth, and al- hecca was condemned to dentil as a sist rocking she nns of the elect. Til's ago he came to Chicago with exactly eighteen-footers. With a silent prayer eyes have never wept, and they will Levlngton narrowed the freezing reached the Inner line of the (•real Following His Instructions, excess V" tiimn In the woods, for over that hill river." of cnyenne, suit and puprlkn and A .'15-cent bottle of dellgtatfal dear ene press my two lips." mosi immediately exclulmed: "Holy sorceress who has seduced from the simple test of ihe nerves hns made or ."s."! in his pocket. He Is now worth of thanks to Providence, Bryce slid never smile. Dynasties, empires, races space between them, und peered Into Wall, where arrangements were made "About ten years, 1 think, nf course, Prince Charming had come to her. nnd "Bryce Cardigan." she sobbed. "I "Danderine" freshens yeur scalp, prophets of tlie law! Front-de-lloeuf piifhs of virtue un unwilling kn rid I Si\ years ago IL 11. Von SehlVk! son in. pointed lo Ids Ionic. After down to the landing thus formed. He three-quarters of a cupful of milk; of men. emerge from her. cast their the stony eyes. mnrred a great many newtomers' pop. nnd he owes this entirely to to Join a merchant caravan on its Her only chunco for life lies in the could he xvn any day visiting promi-1 living this tonic for 15 years I am he would always take a few drinks life was all crimson and gold! was still five feet above Ihe coupling, saw him—he was riding atop on the stir until the mixture bolls. Then ndd chwks dandrufr nnd falling hair. This USE -DIAMOND DYES" tinsel upon the dust, and vanish. Cod and the Black Knight fight band t<> ularity. his own ability and energy, combined "Your little feather-sticker put me westward Journey. Con's was the n -nt I'lttshtirgh business men in their | rendy to guarantee to the world Hint witli the men around puy-day, but after When the train loaded with Cardi- train. He—ah. Cod help him!" the spinnch puree, two well beaten silnmlating "beauty-tonic" gives to hand on the breach, amid the roar of ordeal by buttle. Her one eh.imp ^ i is The advimtnge of ihe rocking chair with good health 'ind a high code of however; but by leaning over Ihe knows where, snd Mother China waits, lc, sleep." sixth outfit In line. Tlie head driver gan logs crawled in on the main track The Colonel shook her with sudden thin, dull, fndlng hair thst yeatbfsi their followers, who watch the prog- Ivutihoe, far uway though lie K vmm downtown ollices. He cnrrled a snieti-j it K the hesi preserlption for health is tiiai it puts the body in perfeei swaying, bumping edge and swinging eggs nnd more seasoning. If needed. Dye right 1 Don't risk and walls. eihlcs, and to the fact ihat his uncle "You have no business in Asia," said of one party had half a dozen Knglish she iind cured of the wound re. veil el. nnd his nrrival wns always greei-1 exist ing. and stopped at the log-landing In Pen- ferocity. "Young Cardigan." he cried Mix the whole thoroughly and cook brightness und abundant thlckaese— yeur material in a poor dye. In his cabin Con Levlngton was ress of the strife. Heaven strike witli baiance. The skull I- kept in the prop- recently died and left him .W.MD.V— Hie axe with one hand, he managisl to tho other, steadily In good lOngllsh. words, which it pleased him to ad- ed hy a smile Indientlng weieonie. I "Kvery inemlier of niy family lakes nington's camp, tlie locomotive un- sharply. "Hiding the logs? Are you in timbnle molds, veil buttered, until All druggists I—Adv. Each package of "Diamond tiieciiuseof the oppressed and the cap- nt Ashby. Brian de Bols-dnilhert, hy er position, i'.nt oscillation does not Chicago News. cut through the rubber hose on the sleeping. "You didn't hesitate to come to dress to Levingfen. The young while coupled and backed in on the siding certain?" tive!" She then uttered a loud shriek, the irony of chivalry. Is the chain; I.tti These men were his customers They I one dose etich week, my relatives nil add to tlie heiielit. it Is good to find air connection. the centers are firm. Dyes" contains directions The harbor nt Tong-hu was crowd- Soft Is Right America." remarked tbe while man, man gave another half-dozen to this of his order and of virtue In distr. ss. Irank tn Ins "fountnin of youth." They ust it, my Irlends and neighbors have for the purpose of kicking the caboose, She nodded, und her shoulders Rhubarb Pie.—Bnke In two crusts ^so simple that any woman ed. Monttrel craft of the world were and exclaimed, "He Is down—he Is an invention which lias been maligned Revenge, After accomplishing this, axe In "But we should not quarrel now. As friend, al the same time gaining a aecredit him with n new lease of life been keeping heulih by reason of if in which Shirley and Colonel Penning- shook plteously, the following mixture: Tnke one cup- "Say, Mike, wanna make a seft kslf- down!" At the last possible moment Ivanhoe because of misuse Indorsed by the hand, ho leaped down to the narrow can diamond-dye a new, cluttered here—salllng-sblps that had soon as Ibe ropes are thrown aboard, I.ride— if I did reject (leorge. I did dollar?" "Belchn." "Melt it"—Amer- 1 valuable dozen of his own, travel- comes spurring to the lists, to a vic- and the healihy condition of their fnm- nnd linmlreds of ihousnnd- of people ton had ridden lo the woods, out onto "Then Bryce Cardlgnn is gone!" ful of chop|M>d rhubarb, one cupful of rltb, fadeless color Into old left Liverpool In the girlhood of "Who Is down?" cried ivanhoe; "for scientists, l.et these gentlemen next not dream he could be so spiieful. ledge formed by the bumper tn front ican I/eglon Weekly. and we get out Into the river. I am phrases that could mean the difference dies. i in this city, all sensible und well- the main line again—where, owing lo Pennington's pronouncement wni sol- sugar, one large cracker, rolled, und a garments, draperies, cover- our dear lady's sake, tell me which tory which all tho laws of lietion fore- find something good to say about silk Friend—What did lie do'/ of the caboosj—driving his face Into Queen Victoria, and never returned; going to tell you something, Chee Von Sehliek has hrlghf eyes and Ins a slight downhill grade, the caboose between food and siarvatlon. has fill'"" " ordain. Hot after him comes chitter- known, consider I have done them an the front of tho caboose; and he only emn, deadly with Us flat llnnllty. "No tablespoonful of butter. Bake as ings, everything, whether gray Japanese cnaslers; netting tugs hats. Uride—Sent us a silver ceilarette Ming," This small \ilbiire on legs followed heeks liidii.ite jhiit pure red hlood everhisfing favor by ctmvliicin^; them controlled hy the brakeman could mnn could have rolled down Into Mad usual. wool, silk, linen, cotton or ""'he t ck Knluhl," answered Ro- Ing Richard and his train, to unfurl for a wedding present. grasped the steel rod leading from from the south; a low neglected "I have no desire," said the Chinese, Hows through Ids veins. He snys he of its merits. const gently forward and he hooked If You Need a Medicine Ihe Icy river road, and at Kalgan hecca faintly; then iiiHlantly again the royal standard as iindhpnted King if the bmke-chnlns to the wheel on the river with a trnlnlond of logs and sur- Orangs Wafcra.—Cream one-quarter mixed goods. revenue chnscr, built for the king of All He Did. c bsclous that Ibis white adversary passed tlie outer Creaf Wall. Lev- of lOnghiiid, And nil live happy ever was younger m fifty tlinn he wns nt "Hiiilng all the terrible Influenzn onto the end of the log train for the roof In time to avoid falling half vived. The devil himself couldn't." of a cupful of butter; add one-half Buy "Diamond Dyes" — Porltigul. nt present carrying nrti- shouted witli eagerness: "Hut no— "How did you spend your vaca- A woman may listen to her hus- bad now no map and was therefore limfon, swathed In padded robes of after? Save only Rebecca! If Ivan- fldrtj live, Ih- has never hnu n siek ep'demle Hulgarlan Hlood Ten was return Journey to Sequoia. lie heaved a great sigh, nnd added: cupful of sugar one egg, well beaten, You Should Have the Best so other kind—then perfect ehokes and salt and sisal, a tramp luf no! The name of tbe Lord of tion?" "doing for ice and cleaning hami's advice, Iml sin; does :;«i she stunned between the front of tho ca- helpless. spell or nny of the >yniptoms of the used hy eountless thousands of suf- Throughout the afternoon Shirley, "Well, that clears the atmosphere con- the grated rind of nn orange, two ta- results ore guaranteed. leather, viewed the old marvel with 11< sis be blessed ! lit- Is on foot again, | hoe must wed Row.-nu. every nmseii- llsh mosiiy." 1 pleases anyhow. boose and Ihe rest of tho logging like the rest. Threading these were "Yes, you have. Don't go yet. You n 11 ment«• uh'eli nfl'llcted him I efore he ferers with marvelous success and mil- following the laftle royal between blespoonfuls of orange Juice, a tea- mixed feelings, lie was awed hy It, nml lights us if there were 'JO men's j line reader feels that he would gladly truck. The caboose had once been a siderably. although for all his fnults, Have yon ever itopped to reason why Druggist has "Diamond the native river boats—three-decked nearly killed me last night." and he bated It, ibis patchwork sprawl i offer himself to her rival. For as hegnii using a fin, the Ingredients of, Hons of people took ll sfeainlng hot P.ryce and the Pennington retainers, I regret, for his father's sake, that this spoonful of baking powder sifted with it ia that no many products that see ex- Dyos Color Card"—10 rich color* Adv and fnt. their rails mere perforated strength In his single arm! li s sword box ear; hence there was no raited "I would not kill any one. unless be 1 wnl. h were cotiveyiil to liltn by an old to prevent und ward off tbe disease. bad sat dismally in the caboose. She dreadful affnlr hns happened. Well, one cupful of flour. Mix and .oil thin; teniively advertised, all at onre drop oat of stoneh, raised to wlth.daml Ihe IH broken; he snalches an nx from a Prince John cried when first he saw front platform to which Bryce might steam-pipes arranged against the day makes me trouble." said the Oriental. Hiilg.'irhiti years ago. Von Sehlh-k of sight and are •oon format tea? The INploinacy Is Ihe art of getting what Tartar hordes, but only lifting a long yeoman; ho pushes Fronh-de-Boeuf her; "By Hie bald scalp of Abraham, A 15.VEAR TEST. was prey to many conflicting emo- have leaped In safely. Clinging peril- it can't be helped, Shirley, poor devil I cut with a small cutter and hake In a of pirates, when live steam would It pleased CCJ to have him talk, it renson ii plain—the article did not fulfill you want by pretending you don't waul shadow across the minds of Its yonder Jewess niusi he the very model t it kes this sfiitement; "After 15 years .H espet-lence I am tions; hut having had what her sex For all his damnable treatment of mo. hot oven. flash from them broadside and scald with blow on blow—the giant stoops vn|s ously on the bumper, he reached with the promimm of tho nmnufacturer. Tbii was Interesling to watch the thin venng from the grippe, | posjfive || |t ^ pcivent sickness. term "a good cry," sin- had lo a great I wouldn't have had this happen for a Currant Jelly Sauce.—Make a brown builders. and loiters like an oak under the steel of perfeetion whose charms drove fruu- lt ids foot, got his toe under the lever applies more particularly to a medicine. the robbers as they came aboard-with brown lips hold stiffly tlie formation was run down and a dir./y feelln« in [, ||| ,.m , |, sauce of three tahlespoohfuls of flour For a number of days tin y skirled of the woodman. He falls—he fulls! tie the wisest king tlmt ever lived!" w r 0P< vmir v That "Wholesome extent teeovered her customary poise on the side. Jerked It upwnrd, and million dollars." A medicinal preparation that has real ever a shifting background of Junks, of the lOngllsh words. Every syllable 4MA£C the masonrj beyond the King lakes, ConyrlKfit, HMH, hv I'OM iMhliiliiint (?o the heud. nnd felt like the victim of u,,. ,)(,|8on„ ,, u||| regulille •and was busily speculating on ihe Shirley burst Into wild weeping, and tho same of butter; add n cupful curative value slmoet sella itself, M like , , . Tlie I'.iaek Knight approaches threw the pin out of the coupling; like vermin swarming an old coal, was a struggle for Chee Ming, lie (Tin.. iiuHliin I'imt,) All l ights n nerved. the hook-worm. This old Hulgarlan i,Unorders of Hie digestive organs. It rapidity with which she could leave of tho ment slock or water, then add an endlcn chain ayatcm the resiedj now crusted Hh brown lee. Reside tlie postern with his huge ax—Hie then with his free hand he swung the Uryce's heart leaped, for he under- CASCARETS crooked, discolored floating shapes billed Levlngton—which Is a refined knew of my sh-kiie^ and while In the ||| ||icrea«e poor dreuliifIon, Il will Table Drink Sequoia and forget she had ever met half a glassful uf currant Jelly, a lea- rceonmu'ndcd hy tnose who huvo I lie road. In . ie crackling inursh. one lliundering blows which lie deals—you w stood the reason for her grief. She that would have sunk In water lliinner Valuable Discovery, axe and drove the great steel Jaws of benefited, to those who are iu need ol it. emotion In ihe Kast. He bad md by trader in firearms lost Ids fortune ollice suggested, 'I give you some- restore vitnllfv, energy er strength. P.ryce Cardigan when the log train had sent him away In anger, nnd ho spoonful of lemon Juice nnd a lew thnn this Pel-ho mud. Short cries may hear ibem above all Hie din and the coupling apart. A prominent druggist aaya "Take for any means forgotten the sickening An oil ebfalned from sliimps of red thing to make you feel better.' He It w-IU make your hra'n resnond rumbled into tlie landing and the last drops of onion Julco, Suit nnd pepper when his camel shle-l. All his car- "In.uts of the baffle. Stones and The caboose was eut out I But al- had gone to his death; ergo It would example Dr. Kilmer'a Swamp-Reot, a 'They Work while you Sleep' sounded, und a dim rattle of gongs. twist delivered to Ids own spine when pllie trees has been found lo ho vttlll- relurned ne\t dny with a packnge , to taste; boll five mitiutes and serve, fridges were spilled Mid soaked, und Vunirt ure balled down on the bold splendidly fo the «' -;'ti of modern of the long string of trucks came to a ready tlie deadly curve was in sight; he long before Shirley would forgive preparation I have sold for many years A sooty tug worried al Ihe hawser he bad met this young mounlain-llon able for m-overlng sliver from pul- nnd told me to use one teaspnoiiful In and never heaitate to recommend, for la ids long-barreled rifles rusted, lie •Miamplon; he regards them no more bns'ness, |[ will irive you il healMiy, slop directly opposite the caboose. herself. Brvce hnd not Intended pre- of the bulky Queen. There followed verhed ore by the notation process. n cup of hot water, and to repent In two minutes the Ilrst truck would almost every case it shows excolleat re- ?A In the Wedger pantry. diminished the carnvan, turning back vonihfid complexion. It will prolong POSTUM CEREAL Shirley happened to be looking senting himself before her In his bat- Ihe creaking of strnlne(« timbers n>< the dose once etieh night for a little reach It; and tho caboose, though cut 7VW sults, as many of my cuatomers testify. The boat began to grind Internally. ei.slward. The others pushed on vour life nnd. with proner dle|. you through Ihe grimy caboose window at loose, had to be Mopped, else with the tered and bloody condition, tint th# vrtiQ. she leaned ngalnst the dock, a female while, He promised I would never be No other kidney remedy has so large s Tlie low wet wharf drew backward. A through the stinging eold. Con was SHOWS BLOOD CIRCULATING. The Unlveronl Color. should live to n ripe old nre," gains new friends ri along that moment. On the lop log of the sight of her distress now wns more Culliver amid Ihe little dlrJv ships of tieadway It hnd gathered. It, too, would How QaiOline Otstroyt. isle." space of muddy water widened. The •rotihled from sickness again, I fol- Hulgiirltm Hlood Ten toduv Is used load the object of her unhappy specu- Tong-hu. Tbe lug snorted at her. then somehow relieved when the trail led The pt'oi'eMsIonal mixer of paints follow Ihe logging trucks lo glory, thnn he could bear. He coughed nllght- According to swore statements sad passage lo Peking was begun. There 'owed the pi'eserlptlofl, skeptical, of by millions of people In every stale Because of Its pleas taste The burenu of biological survey says verified testimony of thousands who have away from the sight of that dragon By fitting a powerful microscope to knows Hint tierce color discord can . lallons was seated, apparently quite For a momenl Bryce clung lo the ly. nnd the hlert colonel glanced up at ran up Ihe foggy river. •otirse. nnd one dny Inter I was seek- "Father Isn't 3lck. He'fc Orun!;/ thut practically ail Insect life ohtnlns used the nreparation, the success of Dr. would be a brief slop at tho Tien tsin harrier, Ihe Wail, a motion-picture eaim ra a Michigan easily he created by a misplacing of In the rnlon tl'ditlng off disease and healthfulness, and s | oblivious of the fact that he was hack him Instantly. Coolies run up Ibe wet gangways. ng ihat old man to secure from him - in cost brake-rod, weak nnd dlr/,y from the ita supply of oxygen through little Kilmer's Swamp-Root ia due to the (act, front, then on to the Tartar city. ills student of English, a dry and physiclun bus succeeded In Hirowing green. But Nature never luispltiees it, old ago weni ne«jwer They Include mother died, he began taking his once more In the hnuntofhis enemies, "Well. I'll he hanged!^ The words Unman whnrf-rats sat on the cargo that he liigrcd'ents of ihat tonic, effects of tbe blow when, leaping down holes in thu body. When such oily so many people claim, that it fulfills al- Darkness complelely claimed the hrown Kalku driver, rode every day on Hie screen detailed plelures of the Mven blue stands without tying, cheek happy girls budding Into womnnhood drinks between pay-days. Then lie although knowledge that the double- fell from Pennington's lips with a most every wish in overcoming kidney, was presently to be loaded, smoking in Postum Cereal is delicious when from the loaded truck to the caboose substances as gnsolino come in direct river before thu boat Jolted to a stop, beside him. and Levlngton received clreuiiillon of the blood. The complete by cheek wilh Nature's greeim. Lark- ONE HUNDRED VEARS VOUNQ, or women crossing pr •carious thresh- took to going down to Sequotu on htlted nx he had so unceremoniously heartiness that was almost touching. liver and bladder silmenta; corrccts uri- tin foul, cold yellow air of ihe harbor. bumper, hlf fsce had smashed Into contact with these pests It Is Impossi- Knock on wood! You're feeling Ihe end of her voyage up-stream. iissurance that Shan-sung was some- llliu presents a view of a chicken's spurs and lobelias go quieiiv arm In "He explulned to me tluii in Hid olds of life All praNe and recom- Saturday nights and coming hack on borrowed of Colonel Pennington was "I thought you'd gone with the train." nary troubles and neutraliies ths iris The handful of passengers disembark- properly made: boil fully fifteen the front of the caboose. Ills chin ble for them to breathe, and death flne. eh? Thai's great! Keep the enilre Street ll«hls were hazy around Ihe where ahead, but so far off the irall hearl In uetlon. demonstrates the re- nrm with their respective foliage. Any rarla the older rnmllles regarded lids mend If, Men regain strength and the mad-train, the maddest of the lot driven •'eep I ie ihe log be Ide him, "Sorry to have disappointed you, old acid which causes rheumatism. • !. Far from being Ibe lasl was was bruised, skinned, nnd bloody; his shortly ensues. You may receive a sample bottle ol family feeling ihai way always with quay. Coolies were lined up in order; I bill none but a miidmiin would wish liction. depicts the causes and results rose of any tint or color Is best sef oiT •onle as Hie grent disease preveiita- vlfnlltv, the hlood becomes rich and minutes after boiling begins. witli the hall convenient to his hand, top," Bryce replied blithely, "hut I'm Chee Ming, with his carriers trotting I suppose he was lonek, too. He nose had been broken, and twin rivu Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Address ail was different from Ibe port town. Ive and lieulih restorer: Hint ll was pure nnd the lire nnd vim of robiiHt occnsloniil Casenreis for the liver and before him. Levlngton was still asleep. Ii reach It. It had never been a point of obMlnicfcd flow, and makes clear hy a green rose leaf, Kvery spring or •" hi't i>o( r iii huii, innvevor, till probably had much lo do with Bryce's lets of hlood ran from his nostrils. He Just naturally stubborn. Too bad about Tht Werld'a Great Dr. Kilmer * Co., Binghsmton, N. Y„ landed down from generation to gen ben'th returns to tliose who were in The more you boil Postum Cereal bowels. When bilious, constipated, Con's room was in disorder. The It was one of the final fogs for Pe- on Ihe Irade routes. the operiillon of the electrocurd'o- fall color, pale or florid, will shade idiom two .veal's »go," air of detached indifference, wiped it away, swung his axe, drove tho ntmosphere you thought clenred a The world's great men have not and enclose ten cents; also mention this 'ration. At the Ilrst symptom of any desnnlr, nnper. Large and medium size buttles beaduehy. unslrung, or for a cold, porter came on bis rounds wilh broom king, and winter was ready lo harden Snow blew down, darkening the air Kraph In Hie study of Hie hearl and pleasiinlly Into green on tho very same the better it is. "Well, we have to get logs to the Shirley told herself that should he the blade deep Into the bumper and moment ngot It's cloggod worse than commonly been great scholars, nor |ts IcknesM the niolher or women of the Hiil rirlnn Hlood Tea Is rnnrnnloed (or sale at all drug stores.—Adv. upsei stomaeli, or had breaiti, nothing and dust-pnn. and found the sleeper, down. There would he weeks of hit- and lining the eauiels' eyes wilh shin- Us functions. leaf. mill, and we eun't get them with old move, should he show the slightest left It there with tho haft quivering; over now." great scholars great men,—o, W. 'a in My made the fea for all menihers. fo con'M n hist pure herle- of marvel- acts like riiHcwreis, No griping, no lie roused Con and thought him drunk. ler weal her. "'Ids was part of the inir drops. The foolish Hps of ihe .lohn Bitrleycorn i'or a woods-boss, dlniMisltion to raise his head and tiring turning, lie climbed swiftly- up the Holmes, Aorebatlc. If Is a well-known fuel that Hulgnr ous medicinal and curnHve pe*v«»r loconvunienee. Id. 25. 50 cents.—Adv. But ihe stupor was md that of alcohol. plan, for Levlimlon to traverse the beasts were pearled with Ice. Kvery Alarming Symptom*. Th# One Who Suffored. When ordering be sure Moira. So we're going to change ids eyes on a level with hers, she narrow iron Indder beside the brake- "Dancing Is hugging set to msslc." nns are the oldest and hoallhleKl I'nf'iered from fields monnndns and Levlnglon'M pulse was slow. One known lands In Ihe cold season, lo he length of stay-lealiier creaked will "There's something wrong wilh our "Son." stild old Kloseman. "you must woodshoHses. nnd the new woods-boss would dodge away from the window rod until he reached the roof; then, Bryce turns a deaf ear to 232,000 Milts of Flshsrles. "Old stulT. Now It's a wrsstllng Nothing squeezes ihe water out of •eopie In the world, valleys of Kurope, A^'n and Afrfeji. to get the original side of hla hotly felt dead. Every- In readiness at tlie edge of the desert eold. Up abend, ihe carnvan seemed girl reporter." give up smoking; It uffectn the heart." will not he driven olY tin Job, hecnuHn in time to eseapu his scrutiny. still standing on Ihe ladder,- ho Camidn hns the most extensive and mutch." N NIIIU'S possessions like a visit from "In Bulgaria nnd Hie Balkan eoun- AM drug Mores naw keep Rubmr'an Shirley and forces the fight- thing was thick and pufTy to his touch, for his real travel-task at tbe tirsl always moving off into Hie InvlKibie "How HO?" "Don't worry, father; my heart's all OSTUM EREAL I'm going to slay up hero a couple of She reckoned without tlie engine. reached the brake-wheel and drew best stocked commercial fishing wnters the assessor. rles of Knstern Kurope. in spite of Riood Tea In stork, but. owing fo the P C ing. und a pain ran deep Into his head. sign of spring. The fields were while, Villages hud "She positively refURcn to loop the right." weeks and break him in myself. But With a smart bump it struck the ca- It promptly hut gradually around in tho world, including 5,000 miles of »oor siinllary condjilons, among enormous demand Immed'afe nnnlhii- Dent Forgot Cutlcura Talcum The porter spilled out a glass of Here I bu Hi reels were lighted, some died under thin tines of smoke, hut 1' 'oop In nn airplane." "That mny he. but it gives me pulpl- how do you manage to get money to boose nnd shunted It briskly up the until tho wheel-blocks began to Atlantic and 7,000 miles of Paclllc ',000,000 InhaldtantM there are 1,00(1 Hon fo your drutrg'si l« urcent on nc- A 50-cup package When nddlng to your toilet requisites. brandy for him, keeping the bottle for of tlie doorways almosi western In up- certain districts Hie swirling snow hi "Well, well!" inllon every lime I nee you llnhl ope clothe yourself? Sinclair tells me siding; nt the sound of the Impact bite, when ho exerted his tre- (TO BB OONTINUBO) const, and 220,000 square miles of iver 100 ypflFs old. In Frsnce there eounf of fiie limned source of rnwnly. An exquisitely scented face, skin, baby himself, to llnisli up later. penrauce. save for tlie dim figures every curved roof, nnd aii thu inn "I fear Hie inornle of our repdorliil of those eipeuNive dgarn."—Boston Bryce raised Ids troubled glance Just mendous strength to the utmost fresh wnter. s only one person In 1000000 over I Dlsfrlbufor« of BulimHan Blood Ten usually sellellss for 2255 ^ Mae needs every cent of ids two hun- and dusting powder and perfume, rsn* Leviiigton sat up shakily. This Hint moved In and out of them. Roofs was turned to stone. ituff in not whiii It ought to uie." Triuncript dred and fifty dollars a month to enjoy In time to see Shirley's body, yield- und with ids knees braced doggedly Intslligsnt Apes. too years old, and In (Jermnny only are nufliorlxed fo refnm the full nnr- Costly Smile for Someons, lerlnir other perfumes supertliioas, movement hrougln a prickling sensa- were peaked, lingular, swooping down himself." ing to the shock, sway into full view against the front of the cabooso, hold At the font of Mount Kowang, In one person 1,150,000, It Is a rare chase price If If doen not mnterlnlly Mad* by Among types of humor Is the humor Vou may rely on It becaune one of Ihe tion in his shoulder, ami he fumbled to wide eaves. The Peking tenements Blissful, Net Hin. "1 used to steal from him," Ihe girl nt Ihe window. the wheel. North Manchuria, there live strange news Hem in the ITnlted Sfafes when Imnrove vour henlfh In three weekn* of the types. ICxample: The "expau- 'uileiini Trio (Soap, ointment and Keep Vour Eye? there. The liny Jabbing wns repented were si|iieezed up on lop of the whole Con answers the greeting Horn co—I am told he hnu more "I dunno who woie the nong." time. This evidence of fn'fh In Ihe Peetum Cereal Conine., •dmltled. "Then I grew ashamed of With dlflleulty ho suppressed a grin. The hrako screamed, hut tho speed animals called "faru-nunban-kau." ''tileum), 25c each everywhere,--Ad^ mney than he known what to do with. i man tiles after renchlng Hie century aire smile" of a certsln "wizard of Cleecin - Ctorar Health under his clumsy lingers. Something sale bouses and native godowns. and of Andrew March. "Then credit the words to Non' power of Buleiirlnn Blood Ten la the tlmt, and for the past six months I've "I'll bet my Immortnl soul she was of tho caboose was not appreciably They nre larger than ordinary apes and tinte for f"" r^te C«»-« Mnrlr.c •" -. ' Dora—Hns he. really? Such Ignor- nark, BettlaCraAMdv tlmmee" got printed "expensive smile" 'oft it wns. too, n litlle I lift of fea* It looked as u' only the cobideslones Wchntor." ruaninfee of Hie M"rv»»l Prerineln been earning my own living. Mr. Hin- lieeking at me." he soliloquised. "Con- slackened, "It's had too good a start I" dig spacious caverns !n the rocky Appropriate Gait uce must he hllis.—-London Tit Rlfs, "My Bu'garlan friend Informed me Iu a local contempersry—rather a hup hers. Concesled ID tho tuft was the kepi the weight uf these from press- "But they're all In nlnug," •hut his progenitors reached this lime Coionnnv, M/o'vel Butldln'f, l^ltta- clalr was very kind, lie gave me a found the luck I Another meeting this Bryce moaned. "The momentum Is sides of the hills,. During the sprliut "He is riding iu u fall." W. N. U., DETROIT, NO, 41.-1020 (TO UK CONTINL' 1 J I J.) py chaucs hit. tub of a durL ing ihe Nldes of a slreoi together, of life nnd Hint they nil hnd n hen I thy burgh, who amborlne ihls pwbMe nn- Job waiting on table In the ramp din- afternoon would he embarrassing." moro thnn 1 can overcome. Uh, Shir- nnd summer they store up sufllcisnt Who IH?" in;; room. You wxi, 1 hnd to havt Tactfully ho resumed his study of hla ley, tuy love! Uod help your food (or tbe wiiUer* I HM IMIS hoy," •md happy old nfe Anked foi n re#. 1 nouncement.—Adv. m LOWILL LfDGIS a ad ALTO WBKLT SOLO

Gee hardware, open evenings, adv Y >j 1fefclrs. J. J. Lalley. Best sorted Northern Spy _ apples Negntive—Mrs. George Cheetham ure selling at Blanchard for 50 cents nnd Mrs. Reuben Lee. a bushel. , In the nbsence of Mrs. Hunter her Ionia is all set for election day puper wns rend by Mrs O. J. Yelter. with a registration of I, 30;'). 'the All pupers were most interesting, vote will be large with the sull'rag- the nflirmntive dwelling on the im- ists active. portnnce of the home and the moth- Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilson und er's place in it, while the negative son Francis, of Seattle, Wash., spent ; brought out the need of women's the week-end with Mr. and Airs. service in the outside world and James McCiinnis. the brondening effect of her influ- mveamwnt in Senator MeNaughton, of Ada, und ences. Bepresentative Miller, of Heed's I After nnother enjoyable piano Lake were in town Wcdncsduy and solo by Mrs. Mange, the discussion made The Ledger u call. , of the question under debate was resumed in lively manner and end- See the new suits and overcoats—the nat- A large Bepublican rally wus held ut Surunuc opera house Mon- ed in n vote being tuken, 15 ballots 1 being cast for the ntlirmative and ural free-set shoulders, the fine desipninir, day evening, (lerrit J. Diekmu, of lloiland was the speuker. ! 2 for the negative. I Mrs. Perry then addressed the the fit ami drape of the collars, the rich Bed blankets, (ilx/0, now $3.25 club on the subject of the privilege at Weekes.' udv. of the frunchise in the upproaching fabrics, appealing patterns and color tones; Mrs. Benj. Soules and sister, Mrs. presidential election, and the duty Noah Allen, leave today for Kansas, ! of ull women to exercise it, closing in single and double-breaated models. where they will visit relatives in with u discussion of the parochinl different parts of the state. school umendment and the question Mr. and Mrs. James Voiler, of De- of the censorship of the movies. troit, spent the week-end with their 'The dub then udjourned to meet daughter, who, with her daughter, on Nov. 9th with Mrs. F. Jacobi. Lulu Belle, returned home with Press Heporter. liiem tor a visit. Mrs. Benj. Soules spent last week AWARDS IN RACES AT LOWELL in (irand Hapids with her daugii- FAIR. ler, Mrs. Frank Woodworth. Air. The awards of ruce prizes was and Mrs. Woodworth brought her MMX.taAMl) ^TfirHESaTy'EMMETT i fiyKM omitted from our last week's re- home and spent Sunday here. port of Lowell fair premiums. They TUHMilKiHitUa* were as follows: Alarm clocks ml Stocking's, adv. , ofiii ii in r f Sarsinsic. "Whislliiig Dan," an unlamed son Car of Cement just received. same place. Her friends here ex- age he did not recover. the week-end with Lowell relalives. entered inlo the discussion with en- visiliMl Mrs. henry Momlay. d' Ihe Western ranges, is lamed on- West field & Fall Hiver Lhr. Co. [c 22 tend congratulations. thusiasm. Eugene M. Townsend, 77, one of Car of Ceim id just received sn pre Meirm/i'd yard wide salct-ns re- ly hy the love ol" a fair-haired girl, Hev. II. if. Harris attended a min- Fnr collars cleaned and glazed A delightful lunch was served by Ihe best known Civil war veterans West field \ Fall Hiver Lhr. Co. [c 22 while stock lasts. R. D. Stocking. diiccd lo ()'»•' :d Wci'kt's.' adv. in "The rnlanied." Strand Ihea- isterial convention al Shclhy Tues Lowell Cleaning & Dyeing Works Ihe hosless and her helpers. in Ionia county, died here Tuesday. ler, Friday and Salurday. adv. Mr. and Mrs. William llamwct!, of day and Wednesday. For many years and up to about 10 Mr. und Mrs. Charles Kraft spent Uurn. Friday, n. l. lili. lo Mr. and A Lowell citizen noticed a horse 'The club adjourned to meet Nov, Howell, are visiting Mr. ami rtirs. days ago he was a keener at the Sunday with the former's sister, in Mrs. Irwin llidKi'Nvay, a son. Mr. and Mrs. F. .1. McMahon and Flmer Howen, of Keene has hcen standing hitched near Main street 4, wlh Mrs. M. B. McPherson. Hergin. Michigan reformatory.—[Press. (irand Bapids. Mrs. !•'. N. While was qnilf ill Ihe i'amily, Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1. I.alley 1 drawn as juror for Ihe coming term where lie had seen Ihe same animal Thanksgiving congratulalions. first of Ihe week, hnl is improviim. and family and Mrs. M. McMahon i\lr. and Mrs. S. S. Cray, of Ha- | of the Ionia Circuit court. Ihe ni^hl before, on an all nighl John ••'ox, of l-'rceporl, visiled his spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. tavia, spent Sunday wiiih Iheir liver-sharp pencils ut Stocking's Mipperless, hreakfustlcss stunt, lit I*'. Honan, in (irand Hapids. aunt, Mrs, I-". L. Harnes. niece, Mrs. William Daniels, Snn Hegular meeting of the Cheerful complained to Justice Andrews, who day. Slop at McQueen's garage for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paferson, of Doers will he held at the home of instructed him to have the horse Mrs. Sophia ISonsh, of Howard Sinclair gas and oils, also mohil- Alma, spent Sunday in Lowell, Sirs. Mrs. Fra/.ee Momlay evening, Nov. cared for, and not given up to the (lily, called on Mrs. Verlie Haniels, oil. adv P. remaining until Tuesday. owner unlil charges were paid Accordingly it was done. Public Sunday. Miss Ariel Lawrence is slowly Mrs Kalherinc Slone, of (irand Thomas Pant, formerly of Lowell, Sell All Your Butter tat While the Price is High improving al Hlodgett hospital, and Hapids, spenl Wednesday and thanks are due to the citizen who Licensuil lo wed: (llande I'.is- was operated on at Blodgett hos- saw and acted. hop, 2a, (Irand Hapids; Viohd Vos it is expected will soon he aide to Thursday with her children here. pital. Salurday, Oct, 2:1, and his he removed lo Ihe home of her sis- If you own dairy cattle, this is your harvest time. The price 19, Lowell. Mrs. A. IL Hill, Mrs. Harry Paler- condition is as good as can he ex- Fur und velvet coilurs put on ler. Mrs. II. .1. Fuller in (irand son, and Charles and Harold Her- pected. Will C. Stone. udv Mrs. M. McMahon enlcrlaincd Ihe Hapids. paid for butter fat is now higher than it has been for many yeara. C.atholic Ladies' Sewing cluh Fri- ein, visiled in (irand Hapids, Mon- Mrs. F. W. Braisted has sold her At the eye, enr, nose und throut day. Make the most of it while it lasts. day afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. H. II. Shepard spenl home in Lansing und bought one at clinic held ut the City hull Monduv from Friday until Monday in Ann Mr. and Mrs. I*'. F. Coons, Mrs. A. Lifil North College Ave., (irund and Tuesday, all tlie school child Mrs. (). Jl. Anderson has honuhl a Arhor, attending Ihe Illinois-Michi- ren through the eighth grade were Because if it were in the cream outlet and was set for dense Flint, visiled his sister, Mrs. (ieortfe | on hy the etpiali/alion eommittee A story of cattlemen, bundits, friends of John Duwson gathered ut greedy they over-reuched them- Murray Tuesday and Wednesday. daredevil feats of horsemunship, cream, it would partly close the cream outlet and some of the butter fat would be of the hoard of supervisors Salur- l his home with weli-lilled buskets selves, grabbing for more Like und gunplay thut is uncunny. Tom Mr. und Mrs. F. J. McMahon and duy. C.ily memhers argued for to eelebrute his 4Kth birthduy, und Ihe dogs in the fuble they dropped forced out with the skimmilk. funilly spent Sunduy with Mr. und Inst year's hasis (»f .7701 and .22IMi Mix in "The Cntumed." Strand the usuul good time enjoyed upon Ihe meut in their possession, snutch- theater, Oct. 2U-liO. udv. Mrs, F. 1*. ftonun in (irand Hapids. as fixed |>y the state tax connnls- such occusions is reported. ng ut the shadow. The compuny With the cream regulating screw in the skimmilk outlet as in the Primrose, there Mr. und Mrs. M. N. Henry und Mrs. Ann Tuttle und Miss Violu oses, the dishonest workmen lose, Mr. und Mrs. 0. 1). Ilodtfes, Mrs. sioii. Supervisors Johnson und is nothing to interfere with all the cream flowing out of the cream outlet. To gal Helle Hodges und I). H. Whitney Mcl Jierson and City Assessors fumily, spent Sunduy with u sister Chirk, of Cedur Springs, Mrs. Kttu md their fellow workmen ure in- visited relutives neur Buttle Creek, Crewe and I'orsyth were appointed neur (ireenville, where u birthduy Burns of Kvurt, Mr. und Mrs. George jured. Through them the entire dense cream, you open the skimmilk outlet wide to let all the skimmilk out because community is poorer. Everybody Sundoy. " committee to perfect the eiiualizu- dinner was served, with M. N. us Krum und duughter, Mufion, oi it is the amout of skimmilk in the cream after all that makes it thin or dense. When lion of townships.—-[News. Ihe honored guest. Stanton, und Mr. und Mrs. I.. M. loses. No one profits by dlshon- Mr. und Mrs. J. J. Lalley nnd Mr. esty—in the long run. und Mrs. C. I). Hodges uttended A representative of the Nutionul Mr. umi Mrs. lixru Cole ure visit- Buiiey, of Vergennes, visited Mr. thin cream is wanted, the screw is turned in so that a thin edge of skimmilk is forced "Take it From Me," ut Powers' Insurunce Co., of Pittsburg. I), (i. ing their son Karl and duughter. und Mrs. Churles (iott und Mrs. District aurslng activities con- into the cream, but whether thin or dense cream is being skimmed, you get all the Mrs. Markle. They buve rented femp. Krum Sunduy. Tueftduy evening. Mange, ugent, wus here Friduy ud- lucted in the rurul districts of Kent butter fat. There can be no loss because there is Mr. and Mrs. Cluude Holliduy Justing the loss in the Austin-kuhn their home in Lunsing und will re- Ladies' and gents' shine purlor county lust yeur by the (irund Hup- 1 1 and children, uf Untdng, were Sun- . V. . ' Austin house hus been turn to Helding, their former home. Stone's cleaning and dyeing works. ids chupter of the Bed Cross were nothing to prevent iu free flow out of tbe bowl day guests of their parents, Mr. and sold to Charles Mclntyre, who will Churles Huthhone hus sold his Charles McKlwuin hus been here tuken over by the bourd of super- Mn. John Calller. occupy it us soon us vueuted by the 4U-ucre furm on section 14, in l^ow- trom Muskegon Heights severu* visors Thursduy in the udoption of Besides this, the Primrose has two cream outlets a resolution by Supervisor Judson Mr. and Mrs. (!. H. Huncimun Kuhns. The latter will occupy ell township, known us the old duys this week, doing some work instead of one, ao that the cream will not be crowded the house of Loyul Tuyior this Nichol's piuce, to people from Mid- on his Lowell property. He suys Forsythe Hy uction of the bourd, •pent the week-end In Ann Arbor, which wus uccomplished without u seeing the foot ball game und visit- winter. Mr. und Mrs. tuyior ex- dleville, und hus rented the Hert things ure "going slow" ut Muske- in flowing out. Thie prevents the fat globules from pect to spen. d- the wjjiteJnt r with their Hill place. gon Heights, but "they suy, things single uissenting vote, the work of ing toe fomier'i brother. Ihe three district nurses pluced in being broken and results in smoother butter. daughterduughter , Mrs. Cluude llinmun, in Our old citixen, Jumes Covert, will pick up pretty soon." If they The proposed srhool amendmenl Ihe county lust yeur will be puid Lunsing. who hus been ill for some time, is don't, he knows where he will be dlacussed at the City hall. for by the county ut un expense of Hunting licenses und suppliei ul now improving, so us lo be ubout come. Lowell, Saturday evening at 8 Fords hardware. udv. $(I,(MN). Miss Alma Hergey, county Don't Put Off Buying o'clock. All are Invited. the house, und eut three meuls u The work of securing the wur nurse, presented her report, which duy. Uxuect he'll be down town W, H. Watts and E. O'Harrow, of records of every soldier, suilur und told of the uctivities of her three Come right in and let us show you a Primrose. soon, looking up some of the other marine in Kent county, which is helners. Little stories of sulfering Alto, were In town last Thursday old boys. If you cant do this, call us up aad wa will come and to attend a meeting of Ihe Lowell being curried on in the llistoricul relieved by the nurses, preventive Sand and Gravel company. Mr. and Mrs. W. Merle Burger, room of the (irund Haoids library, mensures inuuguruted in niuny see you. of Constantine. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. will be soon eompietea, it Is said. Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Parker and homes und cures effected cuused the MlbMt fty Ml Paterson, of Alma, and Mrs. 0. H. It IN nut expected that the state's resolution to be udopted with en- Mr. and Mrs. Dala Freeland, of Katon, Mrs. Anna Adxit, and Mr. part in the securing of the records tbusiusm. Supervisor Elmer War- mwort, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Parrish, of Grand will be completed before 1921 ren und Charles H. Bender made un Tom Watson & Son, Iffill' Hoag aad family. I Herald. letenvi Hapids. were here to attend Ihe upoeel, followed by physicians and Deal funeral of tbe late, J. Q. Look, Ladles' and gents' dry cleaning school officials throughout the coun* M. N. Ueary, Dragglst. Sunday. and dyslnf. will C. Stone, adv ty.—[Press.