NUMBER 42 VOLUME 38 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931.
COUNTY COUNCIL OF STANDARD OIL C, of C. Hold RELIGIOUS EDUCA Harbor Springs School Fair LAUNCHES BIG Ninth Annual Road Meeting TION MEET MONDAY Falls To Fast Friday, Oct. 23 AD CAMPAIGN Potato Show The annual meeting of the Char . Standard Oil Company of Indiana FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR WORK ON M-68 TO BE STARTED MUCH INTEREST BEING CREAT- announced recently plans to carry levoix County Council of Religious Going Locals GAYLORD EVENT. ' IN NEAR FUTURE. Education will'be held at the Metho ED SUPT. BUSCH WILL GIVE out in the remaining months of 1931 dist Church in Charlevoix, Monday,, Bradley or no Bradley, East Jordan ADDRESS. the biggest advertising and sales cam Oct. 19th, beginning on central stan paign the Company has ever under Perhaps one of the best Chamber Would Be too Strong for Tra The Top O' Michigan Potato As dard time. taken in so short a period. sociation has arranged a very aEEfac- of Commerce Road meetings ever verse Bay Outfit. Certain rooms in the schoolhouse held in East Jordan took /place Wed PROGRAM begin to take on the appearance of Directors have decided that the tive program for those who attend its nesday, night at the Russell Hotel. 2:00—Devotions, Rev. W. W. Hurd the*exhibition held at a County Fair way to end the trench warfare with ninth annual show at Gaylord during Ten or twelve Mancelona road en- 2:30.—Address, "Objectives in Re Continuing the form shown from grounds-because of the large -number depression is to go over the top in the three days beginning Wednesday, thusiastes, along with some twenty ligious Education," Rev. C. W. Side- the beginning of the season, ' East of displays being brought' in. something resembling in a business Oct. 28th. local Chamber of Commerce mem botham. Discussion led by Rev. Paul Jordan easily scalped Harbor Springs. way what a major offensive is in war Tho very first day opens with Girls are beginning to rub the dust fare. bers, Herman Meyers of Boyne Fall, Boodagh. For a time Harbor made it a real off. the canned fruit they put up last speakers that everyone should hear. and A. L. Burridge, Division Supt, of 3:15—Address, "Music in the Sun football game, but the locals out summer, 4-H club members are busy Advertising is to lay down the pre H. A. Berg of the Michigan State Col the Nbrtherri Michigan Road District day School," Mrs. G. Russell Parker. classed them in every department of selecting their samples, -Agriculture liminary and prolonged intensive lege will discuss "Cost Factors in met. Discussion led by Rev. W. H. Rauch, the game and seemed to go stronger students are wiping out the eyes of bombardment of gloom and hard Potato Production." Stanley. John ston, Superintendent of the South The principle topic of discussion Special music, Misses Terrill and/Gest as the game progressed. They scored their best potatoes, etc., and Manual times. And as the barrage prepares 1 Haven Experiment Station will talk was M-66 which may soon be East 4:00—Address, "Needs of our a touchdown in the middle bf the Arts students are polishing up the the way, the foot soldiers of'the sales Youth," Supt. A. J. Duncanson. Dis first quarter'and kept Harbor on the furniture they have made. organization are to follow with a de about "Small Fruits for Northern Jordan's main outlet. Nothing in the Michigan." P. R. Miller of the Mich immediate future is more important cussion led by Rev. G. E. Smock. defense nearly all the first half, then . This is the first school fair we have termined onslaught to secure new 4:45^-Business. Reports of offi they started to steam-roller Coach had for some time, and everyone is business. igan State College will discuss "Al to East Jordan than that this road'be' falfa Seed Production." completed. It has necessarily long cers, and committees. Election of Quinn's boys from then on. Howard more than willing to take part. The Introducing New Gasoline been delayed. Qther roads of An officers, and other business. Sommerville on an end run with a date of the Fair is Friday, Oct. 23rd. The advertising .campaign began The women will have a special pro trim County have received the . pre 5:30—Fellowship Supper. Young couple of passes scored, a'long end The exhibits will all be set up in October 9 and continues until the gram on Wednesday, with Miss Mary. ference. This may have helped to Peoples Rally in connection directed run by Heinzelman ran across for the the Gymnasium. • The evening pro middle of December. The main am Iford, club leader in charge. Miss delay 66 to East Jordan for one by Rev. E. P. Linnell.' third marker in the beginning of the gram will be one of the outstanding munition will be introduction of a Margaret Harris of Marquette will county can not get more than its due Evening Service fourth quarter." A lirtle later on in features because we know you will new gasoline which the Company has appear on this program and conduct share of the roads. Antrim County 7:15—Song Service led by Mr. the quarter, Sommerville on the 30 be much interested in hearing what been making at refineries for some a potato cooking demonstration. Miss happens to have 131 and 88. It has Harker Kirby. Devotions, Rev. Jas. yard line intercepted a pass for the Gerald Busch, Supt. of Charlevoix time and now has at distributing Muriel Dundas of the Michigan State been difficult for Mr. Burridge and Leitch. Special Music, Boys' Glee final marker and left East Jordan a Schools has to say to our students points ready for' delivery, but about College will talk about "Practical others Interested in 66 to put over Club, directed by Albert Rider. top heavy score of 25" to Harbor's and their parents. which the story is not being told in Nutrition." Address, "Religious Education and nothing. The first score was made the proposition at the Capitol. But The following program has been advance of the actual advertising. The certified seed growers will hold according to Mr. Burridge Wednes American Democracy," Dr. James after Hignite made a ~.iiee return of a their annual luncheon On Wednesday King, Pres. Olivet College. Offering. punt, East Jordan's passing and end arranged and we know everyone will Following a series of "teaser" ads day evening it is expected that con find it more than just interesting. the campaign will come out in force noon with John Tucker of Ottawa, struction will be started on 66 in Closing Song. Benediction, Rev. running to the Harbor 10 yard, line Canada as their main speaker. Marvin Jewell. where LaLonde then plunged the rest PROGRAM today with large announcements in .earnest before the first of the year. 6:00-8:30—Inspection of JExht 1,462 newspapers in the thirteen' On Thursday forenoon the junior Every Sunday School is urged to of the distance "for the touchdown. program- wiH^be-beleV—Speakers- on- With the closing of the Antrim bits. Music by High School Orches north central States in which Stan- send a good delegation. A penant tra. ' dard of Indiana operates. These this program include Prof. Glerin Iron Company and all of its logging will be presented to the largest dele The game was marred by an un- Schonhals of Onaway and Prof. E. camps, L. S. Baldwin, Supt. of the ferseen incident which might have .8:30^-8:45—Girls' Glee Club. newspapers have a circulation of 12,- gation of young people present from 5717677. in "a "territory; of 32,000,000 R. Austin of the Michigan State Col Antrim Iron Co., stated Wednesday any Sunday School. caused strained relations- between 8:45-—-9:00—Awarding of pre lege. Thursday afternoon the general night that nearly 800 men were Harbor Springs and East Jordan. miums by the Judges—Supt. W. H. population where 8,371,750 cars and program will continue with O. B. thrown out of employment. Most of James Bradley, one of the half backs VanPetten, Bellaire; K. Ousterhout, trucks are operating with a gasoline Price of the New York Central Lines them had acted as though they had of Harbor Springs was not allowed Antrim County. Agr'l Agent, Bellaire. consumption of nearly five billion gal discussing the Agricultural Progress lost their parents. Therefore it turn to,play, due to the fact that Harbor 9:00—9:15—"Leave It to The lons a year. Follow-up advertise of Northern Michigan. ed out that at the present Time-Man-' Meeting of PTA Springs- did not apply to the State Home Ec's." ments will appear regularly in the celona is vitally interested in immedi following two months. John' Tucker of "Ottawa, Canada, Athletic Association in time to have 9:15—10:00—Address by Supt. of will tell the potato growers of this ate construction of 66 in order to his status clear.. Thursday, Mr. Dun Schools, Gerald Busch, Charlevoix. „. Newspaper Ads Main Reliance relieve the critical labor situation at Great Success region what the Canadian farmers canson in talking with C. E. Forsythe, The newspaper advertising which are doing in potato production. J. 'the latter place, Mr. Burridge was Assistant to A. W. Thompson", after is to be the main reliance of the cam one of the speakers called upon by HARVEST-HOME SUPPER HON- season. J. Bird of the Potato Department, inquiring abqut Bradley's status it paign, will be supplemented by ad Michigan State College, will talk the acting President of the local ORS FACULTY. was suggested by Mr. Forsythe that As for the game itself, there isn't vertising in trade, and class publica Chamber of Commerce and gave a any question about the strength of about "The New Standard for Com East Jordan had no cause to worry tions and national magazines, by mercial Potatoes." picture of the need of the road for about James Bradley, because inas-' the two teams. East Jordan won Thursday night, Oct. 8th at the l-adio announcements in connection employment reasons. This is directly much as he was not on the eligibility 25-0 with between seven and nine with the broadcasting of the season's On Thursday evening, at 6:30 the in keeping with the State road men's High School the first evening meet list and they did pot know whether subs most of the second half. No annual banquet and program will be ing of the Parent-Teacher Association big middle west football games from plans.'Mr. Burridge particularly in or not he was eligible and were in two men Could have changed the re WGN, Chicago, and by twice-a-day held with L. S. Baldwin of Mance sisted that as many men be employed took the form of a Harvest-Home the process of looking him up, the sults materialise;' Any number of lona as Toastmaster. supper and provided an excellent op brief announcements on thirty-one- as possible even in the face of less State Association asked him to be fans on the side lines from other radio stations in the territory served. A big time is in store for every efficiency, for the employment situa portunity. for many parents to meet, withdrawn until the final disposition cities remarked that it would have one.. the new teachers and welcome those Radio advertising will be used pri tion the next six months is a problem of the case. Mr. Duncanson inquired made perhaps a touchdown difference marily to direct attention to the more B. C. MELLENCAMP, who had returned. - - 1 which must be faced. the second time whether Bradley was in the game had Bradley been in, but extensive , newspaper 'advertising . Secretary. Tables were very attractively dec declared eligible or not, he could not there was no question about the Copy will be changed on billboards, F. C. Priest of Mancelona also ad orated in keeping with the season and play in the East Jordan game. Mr. final results. direct mail matter will be circulated, dressed the audience on financial were loaded With good things to eat. Forsythe's statement was, "That is East Jordan's work at Harbor motion pictures will be shown, and CAN IMPROVE conditions of Antrim County. Sid Hollow pumpkins were glorified from correct." The fact is Harbor Springs Springs was similar to the story of practically all other usual forms of MARKET PRACTICES Medalie,--President of the northern their.common use and served .as,vases sent their eligibility list last year the Charlevoix, Rogers City, and advertising will be employed in some Michigan Road Commissioners gave for bouquets of gorgeous fall flowers. signed by the school authorities which Frankfort game. The locals played supplementary way. ON BEANS an interesting talk on the question of Autumn leaves outlined the centers states that Bradley was playing his an all-round bang up game. Good the State taking over township roads. of the tables. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Ira fourth season in football. _ The mas line plunging, fine end running and The States in- which the gasoline He said that Antrim County was to Bartlett ,and Mrs. Vogel were respon ter list this fall showed that this fall superior passing. The whole team advertising will appear and the num Better, sources of market informa receive twenty-one thousand dollars sible for this effective decoration. would be his fourth season in foot worked with machine-like rhythm. ber of newspapers to be utilized are tion, a different grading system, and this year to help on the township The program for the evening was ball. When this was discovered East The first half was largely a matter as follows: Colorado 41; Illinois an aggresive effort to recover custo roads. Charlevoix, eighteen thousand arranged by Mrs. Kitsman and her of keeping Harbor on the defense 228; Indiana 177; Iowa 191; Kansas mers lost to producers of other dis 1QC; Michigan 111; Minnesota 146; tricts are t.bvpg of th« recommenda- dollars which was only five thousand committee. Toward the close of the Jordan and three or four other and as ,in other games, a wearing less than the total amount paid by meal John Seller led the company in schools took the matter up with Mr. down process until the final punch Missouri 180; Montana 12; North tions for the betterment of market the County in road taxes,- A fund of the sjnging of some old-time rounds. Thompson and Forsythe. During this could be put over. Harhor put up a Dakota 26; South Dakota 42; Wis conditions for Michigan beans made two million dollars for the purpose The main program then followed with doubtful , period Bradley was, of mighty scrappy battle, at least in the consin 146; Wyoming 26. On the by the economics department of of taking over one-fifth of the town two very enjoyable violin solos by course, out of the game and East Jor- first half and played a good game basis of family coverage of 175 per Michigan State College. ship roads is to be distributed this Wm. Webster, accompanied by Miss dan rightly insisted that he was, throughout. Francis was the all- cent it is estimated that the campaign These findings are the result of an year. A week ago between nine and Irene Bashaw. Mrs. Smatts, as Pres after the above word from C. E round star of the Harbor team and will represent the equivalent of de investigation made recently by Prof. ten thousand.dollars was appropriated ident of the organization gave an ad For&ythe. However Harbor took it proved to be a young gentleman of livering 121,855,422 messages re W. O. Hedrick, who made study of by the administrative board and bor dress of welcome to the teachers. very seriously and in the second high order by congratulating every garding the Company's products. the business methods employed ,by all rowed in Detroit by Gov. Brucker Mr. Duncanson then introduced the place made the mistake of having boy on the East Jordan team. This The advertising strategists have types of Michigan bean elevators, and Dillman to carry on a State-wide teachers, each of whom spoke briefly. him in a suit on the team for the East also can be said for William Corey. planned part of the campaign to. and. who states that the number of road construction program the com Two other musical numbers were en Jordan game. The East Jordan school There are very few teams that will appeal to women. Women motorists elevators in some sections in this ing year in order to help relieve the joyed, duets by the Misses Kenny authorities, particularly the one •take Harbor Springs into camp even will be told why the^new-, gasoline is a State is too great to permit efficient unemployment situation and at the and two songs by the Men's Quartet. necessarily responsible, Mr. Duncan without Bradley. Coach Quinn "gasoline for a lady." marketing practices. same time carry on a very necessary Mrs. Kitsman delighted her audience son, did not allow Bradley to play, showed very good sportsmanship and "Proved" Motor Oils Farmers usually depend upon the road program. Another interesting as usual with: the reading of two of and was the butt of many indignities altogether the Harbor Springs team While the concentration will be on person who buys their beans to fur fact was that no contractor can pay her own poems. Mrs. Mattie Palmi- due to no fault of his but on the played a fine, clean game as did East gasoline advertising, to which the nish them with market information, his men less than 36c an hour. On ter read a poem written especially for other hand, a blunder on the part of Jordan. Company has devoted little of its Prof. Hedrick says, and he-concludes top of that 75% of all the men em the occasion by Mrs. Kitsman, Such Harbor Springs. Mr. • Duncanson Heinzelman was one of the out funds previously this year, the ex that it is not always an advantage to ployed must be from the County in a varied program was appreciatively called Mr. Forsythe Monday morning standing men in this game, as was tensive campaign on motor oils which the farmer to depend upon such which the road is being built. It received. for the understanding he had with also Hignite, Sommerville, LaL'onde has been in progress since last March sources for market reports. therefore behooves the local Cham One cannot begin to name the in him and found that Mr. Forsythe and the whole East Jordan line. Hig- will also be rounded out. In 130 of Adoption . of the federal bean ber of Commerce to check up on the dividuals who » worked so whole stood exactly where he did the Thurs nite's backfield running was one of the leading newspapers of the terri grades in place of the Michigan unemployed men in order that the heartedly to make this evening a suc day before. Saying that, "You were the features. In the third quarter tory the story of the "white fleet" of grades is recommended because these 25% allowed for 66 beyond Antrim cess, but to Mrs. John Porter and her absolutely right in your stand." Hignite within a period of five min tests cars with "which the Company's grades would be more acceptable to County border may be supplied from refreshment committee should go a 'Further^stating that he purposely utes either'on returning punts or end motor oils were tested this year will consumers of Michigan beans, acr- East Jordan which necessarily and lot of praise. The hours of work worded the telegram which. Harbor runs made a 35, 25 and 20 yard run. be completed, beginning Oct. 18. cording tO| the Michigan State econo logically should for the other 26%, that went on before and after the Springs received Friday afternoon so This is covering a lot of territory. A feature of the motor oil adver mist. The grades in use at present with the exception of a few foremen event itself were more than repaid by that Harbor Springs would not'j at His usual good judgment was par.ex tising will be use of color ads and are set by the jobbers who sell beans. v/Kch the contractor may carry with the results they brought forth. tempt to use Bradley." cellent and the blocking of this man rotogravure. Eleven of the largest A complete discussion of the him. The teachers wish to express their Of course many of the fans at Har Heinzelman was about as pretty a newspapers will be used for this pur Michigan bean marketing system will appreciation to Mrs. Smatts and her bor Springs did not understand the piece of football work as one will see pose be contained in Special Bulletin No. Herman Meyers was~_the_fir3t anywhere. '.'Proved" is to be the catchword of 217, written by Professor Hedrick, speaker called upon and as usual gave co-workers. It was estimated that situation and East Jordan in no way, about 200 in all were present, and least of all Mr. Duncanson, holds^ , A large crowd of fans, besides the the campaign, and tbe advertising to be printed in a short time by Mich a mighty interesting talk on the road will tell how the oils were proved in igan State College. * situation. William Stroebel as an the spirit of enthusiastic, friendly anything against the Harbor people. Band motored to Harbor Springs to co-operation was most gratifying. East Jordan really thinks that the support the team. This Friday the the 120,000 mile continuous driving East Jordan representative enthuiast test on the Indianapolis speedway, in and chairman of the local road corn- Harbor Springs school mer> can not stores will close at 3:00 o'clock to at Considerate of Her be blamed very much under the cir tend the Gaylord game which should the 280,000 mile road tour of the First Chorine—Did you tell need of immediate construction on summer months, which caused the any- '66. NOTICE! cumstances, for it would have been be the turning point of the local sea body of your secret marriage?. very much better had the telegram son. Should they win this game, cars to be seen by thousands in 456 Second Ditto—No, I'm waiting for A. L. Burridge appreciates East Cohen's men should be well on their towns and cities, and have now Jordan's need and is and has been EAST JORDAN & SOUTHERN been withheld until after the game my husband to sober up—I.wuVit him RAILROAD COMPANY, hereby rather than to have had it come at way to the championship if the dope finally been proved for winter driving to be the first to know.;. doing all possible to get 66 construct does not greatly belie the situation. in a series of tests in cold rooms at ed. He assured the men that although •rives notice that on September 25 such an inopportune time, to be 1931, it filed with the Interstate Com brought' up just before the opening Score by quarters: automobile plants. 66 has been delayed it has been care Gasoline and motor oil advertising fully surveyed and will be one of the merce Commission at Washington, of the game. ' u-- East Jordan 6 6 7 6—25 ONE DOSE GERMAN D. C., its application for a certificate Harbor Springs 0 0 0 0— 0 together will appear in 1,592 news finest roads ever built in Michigan. It is hoped that the matter is papers with a combined circulation of REMEDY ENDS GAS He said that East Jordan's greatest hat the present and future public made clear in the Harbor Springs Referee, Tex Beuehen, Boyne City. convenience and necessity permit the Umpire, Karl Wile, Mancelona. 20,737,235 and the total number of asset was her picturesque country. paper for the good of athletic rela messages for both campaigns will run "I was sick and nervous with indi That this was kept in mind in survey abandonment of its railroad which tions between the two schools. Har Headlincsman, Cornell, Harbor gestion and stomach gas. One dose extends, from East Jordan to Bellaire, Springs. in the neighborhood of 154,517,614. ing the road. Therfore we can look bor authorities were uncertain about The gasoline advertising is being of Adlerika helped. I oat anything for an early construction on our a distance of 18.6 miles, all in Char Bradley's status and finding a loop now and sleep good."—Henry Dodd. levoix and Antrim Counties, Michi placed through the Stack-Goble Ad much talked of outlet; namely 66. hole in the athletic rule where it Good advertisers know that writ vertising Agency, the motor oil ad You can't get rid of indigestion or gan. states that a boy may have four sea ing an advertisement is a job that re gas by 'just doctoring the stomach. The local Chamber Of Commerce EAST JORDAN & SOUTHERN vertising through the McCann-Erick- was disappointed that their friends sons in each sport It was generally quires care, even if it is going to bo son Company, and. the direct-mail For gas stays in the UPPER bowel. from Charlevoix did not make their RAILROAD COMPANY known that Bradley played four sea inserted in The Charlevoix County campaign is in the hands of tho Adlerika reaches BOTH upper and appearance. sons in basketball, baseball, and track Herald where results,are almost cer Dosch-Kircher Company. lower' bowel, washing out poisons In the absence of A. K. Hill, Supt. The greatest distress this winter but not in football. But rather reli tain. which cause gas, nervousness and bad of Schools, A. J. Duncanson took will be among the laborers in the able information says he was hurt sleep. Get • Adlerika today; by to charge of the meeting and called on crowded cities. Farmers may bo during the football season and did One of the strange facts about in morrow you feel the wonderful effect the above men. Thirty-five men sat broke, but they at least have, some not make the team, apparently be Show the town you're alive and telligence is that the more you hove of this German Doctor's remedy.'— down for dinner. thing to eat. coming eligible for the balance of the young in spirit AdvertiM. the less you think you know. GIDLEY & MAC, Druggists. . I THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1931
Stadium Enlarged for the Olympic Gamea End of the First Nonstop Transpacific Flighitt
ITere is the flrbt aerial picture of the reconbtructed Olympic stadium at Los Angeles, where the athletic events of the Olympic games of 1932 will be held. The changes have, .raised the reserved seating capacity from 80,000 to 105,000 by adding a complete new rim section to the gigantic bowl. The new wings added to tlie peristyle, ia front of which will be the Presidential box and loges of visiting foreign dignitaries, are also shown in the pic ture, with the tunnel through which, the opening pageant of athletes will enter shown in tlie left rear of the field
•—probably a confidence man—he had obtained if map of the mine's alleged Gold Mine table Rudely Shattered location and In it he had faith, al though possessed of scant prospecting : Many Lives Lost 5n Hunt for was presumed he referred to a mine. ability. ' •'•' He always had gold, but no one knew Into the hills Ruth ventured, "and lit low is lli( plane in which Jleimluii and 1 iii.lioin made me hint nonstop flight across the Pacific as it stooil "Lost Dutchman." where it came from. from them, in keeping witli Apache at .Wenatehee, Wash., buttered by its . wheelless landing. Abo\e are seen the two intiepid fljers receiving :» Now the doubters are insisting that tradition, he never returned. $23,000 check from a representative of the Tokyo paper Asahi. Phoenix. Ariz.—Iconoclasts of Ari half of the world's gold seekers would A reward offered by the man's fam zona's arid lands have directed their toss their last bag of dust on a bar ily stimulated search. The best of talent against one of th* state's choice with the same optimistic remark; that mountain men . led the hunt. Clews legends—that of the "Lost Dutchman" the statement proved nothing. they found, but no definite trace of Scenes and Persons in the Current News gold mine of Superstition mountain. Came a day when the Dutchman Ruth's body. Apache gods and tha Arizonans have belk-ved generally ventured again into the hills, .which "Lost Dutchman" bad claimed anoth for more than fifty jfcars that the Apaches say men should not enter, er victim. rugged hills of SupersL'Uon contained and disappeared forever. That Despite the minute search, no sign a mine of fabulous va'.ue which was launched the first "Lost Dutchman" of a gold mine was found. Airplanes found and lost years ago by a Dutch mine hunt and it has continued at flew over tlie ranges and pictures were man. well-spaced intervals ever- since. At taken, but nothing was uncovered to Ailing interest to the story is an least a dozen lives have been lost in indicate that a mine had ever been Indian. .Ypeiul of wrathy Apache gods, seeding the mythical mine. worked' and abandoned. who pot \hose entering the deep and The last victim was A. llutb, sixty- twisting canyons of tlie mysterious five-year-old government employee, of Italian Priest Learns range of central Arizona. Washington, D. C. From somewhere Iconoclastic prospectors. having to Fix Leaning Towers searched long and hard this sum Genoa.—Don l'iccardo. Italian priest, mer for a lost nmattri'.r prospector, HENRY L. DOHERTY bus developed a side line in which he who sought to find the mine, now in lias no rivals. In his spare moments sist there isn't and never was u ''Lost- he is a church tower' and belfry Dutchman" gold mine. straightener. lie has Just finished According to tlie most popular *er- bringing tlie belfries of the parish sion of the ''Lost Dutchman" story, churches of Monorago and Santo Ste- a Dutch prospector."would, come from fano d'Aveto back into line. the hills, back in the pioneer days, Don Piccanio. assisted, by two or with gold-laden bags. three w-oikmon, digs a trench around "JMenty more w'.iere this came tlie base of the tower to be straight from," (lie Dutchman would say as he ened after first securing tlie top with tossed a bag of dust on the bar. It steel stiixs or ropes. He drives a num ber of steel wedges into the sides of tlie trench and covers them with sand. 1:—YS ishington lesidence of "Ambassador. Walter E. Edge offered for the use of'Premier Laval of Prance when New Machine. Will Make The priest and his men then hammer he visits the Capital. -—Official graders of the New York Coffee and Sugar exchange classifying the coffee that the structure hack into position. is being sent by Brazil to the farm board in exchange for wheat. 3—Reiiresenlative Wright I'atman of Texas who Ditch Digging Passe says he will try to have Secretary Mellon impeached by the house. Canton, Ohio.—An engineering firm here has perfected a boring machine Convict Gets $100,000 which, will drill passageways and in for Unpickable Lock WINNER IN MISSOURI stall piping underground without an San Queiuiii Prison, Calif.—Harold Human Cork Finishes Record Swim open ditch being dug first. Marks, robbery convict, who invented The machine is fundamentally a hor an unpickable lock, learned recently izontal rotary drill, whirl) uses the 'that bis ingenuity has won him ?100,- pipe, or casing, to be installed as tlie 000. -_^ oiedii "Tii i-yihg rotating suiter .Marks applied lor a patehl oh the head. For operation tlie apparatus is invent inn, and through a patent attor placed in a ditch running at right an ney was told that an eastern lock Arm gles to the embankment to be drilled had placed i>100.000 in escrow for him, through. The power unit is set up at A fund of SSOO.IKXI lias been deposit pending patent grants. the side, and power transmited to the ed by Henry L. Doherty, millionaire •'I'm going to bring, my mother and drill by an adjustable drive shaft. Tlie head of Cities' Service company, for sister to California," Marks said, "and system of power transmission is un use by the American Society of Me when my five-year stretch is done J derstood to be flexible and can be ad chanical Engineers in a study of meth am going into business for myself. justed to all operating conditions. ods of alleviating the unemployment Maybe I'll write a book on 'How to The practical use. of tlie boring ma situation. Get Rich in Prison.' " chines has been demonstrated, officials <.f the engineering firm said. American Trains Dogs for European Blind Turkeys Reported to Be Increasing in Size Tennessee Woman Provides low countrymen, Miss Edith Doudge Salem, Ore.—Train Oregon turkeys and E. S. Humphrey, whose efforts to be halter led. That's the sugges Guides for Sightless. are concentrated on bringing help tion 'of Edward Shearer, poultry rais and relief fur the blind throughout er. "If Oregon turkeys continue to Paris, France.—A clever and philan the country, for requests come to them grow," he said, "it will soon be neces thropic American woman from Ten from all parts of the world. sary to have them halter-broke and nessee, Mrs. Dorothy Harrison Eus Only two or three dogs are trained Robert D. Johnson of Sedalia was lead them around their stalls like cat- tis, lias made It possible for many at a time, and very close and concen elected to represent the Seventh dis blind men and women of Paris to de ~tle. Many of the Oregon toins are r>0 trated attention is, given to them un trict of Missouri in congress, to fill velop an independence they- never pounds or more. To handle them Is til they become proficient in their task. the place left vacant by the death of not a job for a weakling." have known before, and she does It By certain movements the dog is with dogs. At her home in Vevey, Sam C. Major. Mr. Johnson Is a Dem- taught to make, he fells his sightless crat. Switzerland, Mrs. Eustis has estab partner when to step up~or down, SOLVES OLD RIDDLE- lished an organization called the from a curbing and when It Is safe CHILE'S NEW ENVOY "L'Oeil qui Voit," or the "Seeing Eye," to cross a street. where she trains German shepherd Mrs. Eustis says that she does not Norris Kellam, "human cork," leaving the water after'be had finished a dogs as guides for the blind. She says allow tlie animals to be punished so 227-mile non-stop swim from Cairo, 111., to Memphis, Tenn., down the she conceived this idea after visiting r Hint they have the slightest fear of Mississippi river. The time was 05 hours and 4, i minutes. Kellam after Potsdam, where a similar enterprise their trainers. breaking all known records for the Mississippi arrived in a semi-conscious has been successful. condition. Special trainers teach the dogs to be the "eyes" of the blind, and a number of blind people are received Robin's Nest Found into her home where they are kept First of a Race of Supermen? until they are accustomed to f]ie'dog. on Busy Locomotive Assisting Mrs. Eustis are two fel- Augusta. N. J.—Employees of the Lehigh & New England rail road, which operates on rails Whistle Tells These with gasoline locomotives be Shoppers Day's Weather tween Augusta and Goshen, N. Undt;rwnod A Underwood Y., were startled recently to find Columbia, Mo.—One long blast from a robin's nest on the air brake One of the riddles which has puzzled the whistle of the city water and light compressor of one of the en modern archeologists has been solved plant, and shoppers don their raiment gines. This engine travels 90 to by Trof. Martin Sprengllng of the and sally forth confident of fair 100 miles a day. University of Chicago, who has suc weather. ceeded in deciphering the Sinai in Two long and three short blasts, and How long the nest had been scription, an ancient form of the al they either defer the trip or take along thero nobody knew, but there" phabet. Ills achievement graced the the umbrella and fur coat. Another were two small, healthy young alphabet to Its source and proves that signal, and it may be the palm leaf robins in It. The engineer said he had frequently noticed s big It Is of Semitic origin and not Phoeni fan, or the whipcord duster. robin fly to the engine with A new and especially posed portrait cian as scholars have thought. A Be- George Reeder, United States me something In Its mouth, and he of the newly appointed Chilean douln mine foreman, working for the teorologist, arranged with the plant to ambassador to the United States, If it is true, ns scientists say, that a race of supermen Is nhont to make broadcast his weather forecasts and hazarded the guess that the Egyptians, Invented the rudimentary mother keeps her brood fed en Senor Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal. Its reappearance, this one-dny-old' Texas boy may bo the first of the species alphabet In the half century between generally spread the coe>. Now Co He la a career diplomat, having rep to appear. He weighed at birth Iff pounds ;i ounces and was two feet tall, lumbia knows Its woatber prospects ute. 18CO-1S0O B. C. nccordlng to the theory resented his nation at numerous Im requiring a full sized pillow to sleep on. He Is the seventh soil of Mr. and long beforo they are In print. developed by Professor Sprengllng. portant posts In the past. Mrs. Hilary Roberts of Brady, Texus. THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931
Improved Uniform International ^tmdaySchool T LessonT (Dv REV. V. H. FITZWATER. 15. I>.. Mom- bur of Faculty. MCody Hlltlo IHBtltuto or Cliicatio.) Iftl. 1931. WoHtern NowKpnpf.r Union.)
Lesson for October 18
PAUL IN THESSALONICA AND BEREA AFTER 40
OOLniSN TEXT—Open thou mine bowel trouble eyes. thjit I may behold wondrous things out of thy law. Constipation may very easily become LESSON TEXT—Acta 17:1-16; I Chronic after forty. And any continued Thtss, 2:1-12. constipation at that time of life may rRIMARY TOPIC—How Wo Ought bring attacks of piles and a host of to Hear. other unpleasant disorders. JUNIOR TOPIC—Two Kinds of Hear ers. Watch your bowels at any age. INTERMEDIATR AND'SENIOR TOP Guard them with particular care aftey IC—Two Kinds of Hearers. forty. Whenever they need any help, \J YOUNG" PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP remember a doctor should know what IC—Winning through Love. is best for them. I. Paul Preaching In Thessalonlca "D.r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin" is a doctor's, prescription for the bowels. (17:1-10). "Tested by 47 years' practice, it has 1. His method (vv. 1, 2). H*» ob been found thoroughly effective in served the rdivlne order, to the Jew relieving constipation and il3 ills for first, a.nd.jyas exceedingly anxious for men, women and children of all ages. his kinsmen in the flesh, but when they It has proven perfectly safe even for proved themselves unworthy, he turned babies. Made from fresh laxative herbs, pure pepsin and other harmless to the Gentiles. ingredients, it cannot gripe; will not 2. His message (v. 3). Tt was that sicken you or w-->ken you; can be ured Jesus is the Christ. In order to prove without harm as often as your breatb that Jeais is the Christ, he expounded is bad, or when your tongue is coated; unto them the Scriptures. Concerning whenever a headachy, bilious, gassy Christ he set forth three propositions: condition warns of constipation. a. That Christ must needs have suf fered (v. 3). The suffering Christ DR. W. B. CALDWELL'S was not welcomed by the Jews. They had explained away such positive as- SYRIJP PEPSIN sertions as are set forth in Isaiah 53. They were looking for a Messiah of h A Doctor's Family Laxative different type. This la-common today in our churches and Sunday schools. Works Through the Blood The cross is an offense. In the light of modern me'lieal • b. "Ki«en again from the dead" knowledge, it is apparent that the (v, Jl). This he also proved by the weapons through which nature Scriptures. works are humoral—lhat is to say, c. "Thar this Jesus whom 1 pmrctr That her messiif-'es aTKS the old familiar school-hoy rhyme" published tlie text of the capitulations, asserting from the age of twenty-eight years he (Colurn ?pite of shameful persecution. Paul and lively. uhout tht* fact that "hi fourteen hun that he took it from the original document. Kut bus) had served in the enterprise and the. eon persisted in his ministry, demonstrat **AFTE1(- struggling with flat, lifeless dred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed in reproducing the text lie arbitrarily changed quest of the'said Indies, doing for their High ing, his devotion to the Lord. /"\ suds — it's a joy to use Einsol' the ocean blhe." need revision? Have an essential phrase in it for reasons which'will ri esses "a so great and Tillable service-without - Rea-lly, Betty, I never dreamed there 2. Honest and guileless (vv. 3. 4). we . been wrong all those years in be revealed later. The authentic text si sites expense to the royal treasury and without dan were such.suds. They're so thick and our annual celebration of October 12 that the concessions granted to Columbus were ger to their subjects.and with so much of profit- He had no ulterior motive. As one creamy, dirt doesn't have a chancel as "Oiscovery Pay"? The answer to made "in recompense for what he has discov and' usefulness for these kingdoms, as is well sent of Cod. he faithfully ministered Clothes come from my washer the both quest ions is ''Yes," if we are ered (ha descuhierto) in the seas of the ocean • known in all the world, and it was in his power unto them. whitest X ever saw." ;{, Without nattering words (v. r>). Re to believe the re.suUs of researches and of the voyage that he is now, with the help to render this service to any other Christian Saves time—saves Work made by a South American scholar. of Cod,' to make upon them." Navarrete wrote'ft' king without burden to his conscience, and they gardless of the difficulty of his posi A short time ago Prof. Luis l.'lloa, *'ln recompense for what he is to discover (he have, not carried out with him the said capita tions, (tie prominence of the persons Makers of 40 famous washers recom mend Rinsb. Great for tub washing, \ director of the Peruvian national \\- de desiaihrir) and of the voyage that he is now, lations and they have not kept nor executed the faced, he never resorted to flattery. too. Soaks out dirt—saves scrubbing brary at Lima, Peru, made an addn hefnre - with the help or cod. to make upon tliehl." So by sa'ld privileges, graces aTTd confirmations iTTP —- saves the clothes.' Linens come so the congress of Americanisis in Hamburg, Ger inserting the word "de" and changing the letters they had promised at the time of according them (v. 5). The Impelling force nf his white, they don't need to be boiled. many, which stirred up a world-wide discus in another word, the Spanish •scholar put in the to hi in." life was devotion to God and interest Cup for cup, Rinso gives twiceas much future what was already in the past, thus pro In lost men. Opportunity for personal sion anions historical scholars. In that address "Thus," says Professor Clloa, "-Columbus had suds as lightweight, puifed-up soaps- foundly affected the writing of all future history gain he waived aside- he declared that Christopher Columbus '-discov begun to discover ami even to conquer the in even in hard and gave to Americans, as to the rest of the en t water. ered'' America in 1477, that his voyage in 11!rj dies—t hat is, our present-day America — when fi. lie did not seek glory from man world, the date of 1 IP2 to reineiuher_iustead nf Wonderful was a second voyage, that this same Columbus he was not more than twenty eight years old. (v. r,). his supreme, aim being ro honor was not the son of a Genoese wool weaver, as some previous date. God. Buds for dish Furthermore, for this enterprise he had no sup washing, and the world has come to believe him to have been, ti. He was gentle atal affectionate As for the reasons which led Navarrete to port from the Spanish nauiarchs, either in tn<>nev for all clean but that he was a Catalonian corsair and there make the grammatical alteration Professor Clloa or men. It is evident that these eiivutnsiance* (vv. 7, S). So vitally did he enter into ing. Get the fore a native of Spain and not'of Paly. says: "The old Spanish chroniclers especially cannot he-related to the expedition nf. 1 j'.rj, he the lives of the people that he dis " BIG package, j '"After, eight nmnilis study among Spanish the official writers in the pay of the icings, did eau^e it is well known that at this later dale played gentleness, even as a nursing archives in Madrid, where I Mind niu-'h hiiher- not try- to write the real histofV of the discov < 'oliitabtis w as much more' than twenty-eight mother with her children. MILLIONS USE RINSO 10 mi known, authentic and im-oni mveri ibh* • ma ery but rather I lie apologia nf the monarchs years old, and also because, by virt ue of I he 7. CnsellMi (v. 0). In order that in tub, washer and dishpan terial, 1 can definitely a.-,-wt th^t Columbus paid Ferdinand and Isabella in the enterprise. The capilulatjotis, the monarchs supplied him with diis motive be not 2, its analysis and apologists • have for lettuce and mother UiLd her- to quoted have had its beginning? We lane known less, but he boldly challenged them as "comact with the Spanish kin:;. maintained that the discovery of America was* he sure and get leaf lettuce. for a h'tig time and in a positive manner that to his blamelessness. only the recompense given by Cod to Ferdinand •"Yes, mother, I know the khrd "This same_ Cnlumbus, who later captained his sou lbego was born about I ISii and that n. in'^HoTty'uim (vv. 11, 12). Tt and Isabella for the foundation of this famous with the ruffles on," she replied. Spanish ships to the West Indies fur a time, from this date Columbus had not left Pnrfuga1 was that they would walk worthv of tribunal. was a comrade of I >ani sh corsairs with whom, and Spain until "August, 1 mi;, when he set out God in keeping with their his;h calling. without the aid of Spanish kings, he made the "Consequently, the chroniclers and inquisitors on the •otlicial discovery.' Consequently, it was III. Paul Preaching in Berea (Acts previous discovery of the American continent. have presumed in general to take merit from . before 1-lNO that the prediscovery was made. I 17:10-1".). ."I tocuments whieh 1 found f art her showed Columbus niid to add it to the Catholic mon- should add that when he died, in 1."()('», he wa.-, 1. His method (v. 1o). He entered iserable that Columbus was not Ideinb-al with the sou archs, part iculurl.v Isabella, in this way it came more than sixty years old. Therefore, one must the Jewish .synagogue and preached of the Genoese wool weaver, Iioinenico Colum about that she was made the real inspirer of put bis age at twenty eight between 1 -17u and Christ unto them. with Backache? bus, hut with a Catalonian corsair who rebelled tlie discovery and Columbus the instrument 1-tsn." 2. The reception of the gospel by 'against King ,luan II of Aragnnia. lie was also which she employed. As for the Peruvian scholar's method of tix the P,eroans (vv. 11, ^'2). It was with a relative of a corsair named Casauova-<'ouillon, "The. real history, as 1 have already shown ing 1-177 as the date nf Columbus's "lirst discov gladness of heart. The message was who was In the services of I.nuis of France." by documents in my hooks, is contrary to this cry'- of America he bases' it upon a passage.in just as new to these Jews and just All C"f which is certainly revoltil ionary enough exaggerated apologia of the Catholic monarchs. the "Historic," attributed to Don Fernando, Hie as counter to their way of thinking as and aodS further (o the confusion that exists and especially of Isabella, whom the inquisitors son of Columbus, which was a biography of it was to the Thessalonian Jews, but among scholars as to the nativity of Columbus. and modern admirers have regarded as a saint Columbus. One passage in it, came, according they had a more noble disposition. and the grand protectre.-s ,«f. Columbus. Far to the book, from Columbus himself and in it Two things are said of them: JUlt more interesting to Americans than the from that. Isabella opposed even more than her Columbus declared that in February, 1 177. he a. They received the message question of Columbus's nationality is the ques husband tlie proposals and demands of Colune sailed as far as Tile (Iceland) and even "one gladly. tion of whether or not ihe history of this na _bus, bending herself rather to win from him the hundred leagues beyond." h. They searched tlie Scriptures tion, which we have become accustomed to dale secret he conceit led. She did not consent to daily for the truthfulness of the mes from 1'\[)'J. should date from an event lo years "Let us now mark that Columbus says that deal with Columbus until lie was about to de earlier and whether the "kyuling of .Columbus" at this date he went UH) leagues beyond Ice sage which they had heard. part to seek the protection of a foreign king; should he pictured as taking place on a bleak land," says Professor Clloa. "Those who dcn\ l\. The wicked action of the Jews she made up her mind when, through the in It May Warn of Disordered northern shore of the mainland of North Amer the veracity of the great mariner assume that (vv. llVlo). Wicked Jews from Thes tervention of her former confessor, Father Juan Kidney Function. ica Instead of a palm-fringed island in the West I his 100 leagues should be measured toward the salonica followed the missionaries and Perez (it was he who drew up the convention), Indies According to the Peruvian scholar, the north and that l/dumbus then would ha \ e stirred up the people against them, A nagging backache, with she became convinced that the a Hair was abso date should be 1177 and the place Labrador or come near the pole, as far as 7S degrees, which making It necessary for them again bladder irritations and a tired, lutely certain, since the discovery had already Newfoundland, depending upon which you pre Is impossible. Hut as early lis the lirst year to tlee. nervous, depressed feeling may been made. The Inquisition and the historians fer to consider as the "shores of America." of the Seventeenth Century the Italian annalist warn of disordered kidney who served It could not make public the truth, Casoni correctly interpreted, as 1 have done, Sin function. Thousands recom And now as for the "discovery" in \ \\)2, Pro which would so far reduce the credit of Isa the phrase of Columbus, the true meaning of Rln sprniijr Into life, and I raw my mend Donn's Pills in these con fessor Clloa declares that our acceptance of bella." which places this 1IK> leagues tn the west. Casoni self n dend mnn. It Is remarkable that ditions. Praised for more than that date arises from a distortion of historical 50 years by grateful users the As for his evidence that Columbus discovered thus understood that h was Greenland which Christianity Is the only rellfiion that fact made by a Spanish (scholar, more than a country over. Sold by dealers America before l-lb2 Professor Ulloa goes about the discoverer had touched." produces this effect. There Is no word century «K0. Here is how it came uhout: On everywhere. It In this wav; In any non Christian liuipuaue for sin April 17, 1-102, their Catholic Majesties, Ferdi So the time may come when our schoolhook as moral evil.—D. M. I'anton. nand of Aragon ami Isabella of Castile, rulers After Queen Isabella died a high tribunal was histories may tell us a different tale of the dls of Spain, signed a contract of "capitulations" established to adjust the wrongs which had been covery of America from the one we now know. DoaiVs with Columbus for the "otlicial discovery" of done to various persons thr< ogh the failure of And perhaps American schoolboys will repeat Sticking to the Finish the queen to carry out promises she had made America which took plnoe In October of that a couplet different from "In fourteen luuV.red Clmnieter Is developed by lighting ft to them. Among them was Columbus and he year. The original document of these capitu and nlnw.^-TWo, Columbus sailed the ocean blue." plan through to success and triumph presorted n memorial to the tribunal In which Will It be "Christopher Columbus, by the grace lations was preserved in the archives of the ing over obstacles. Anyone ran start. he complained that neither Ferdinand nor Isa of heaven, reached North America in fourteen Duke of Verngua hut its existence seems to hut only a person with character will bella had carried out the provisions of his now- seventy-seven"? bav© been unknown to scholars for more than •tick to the finish.—Watchword. famous "capitulations." In his memorial ap- three centurlo*. ____ iQ.by Woat cm Nownpapor Union.) ram
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John earner Heme Rnnaay evotriatf a week't''*ttt at Bridgeport .with Oeo. Cmm*y ffarald W8LS0H TOWH»HIF Aam Lewi* and family helped Wm. Loomla and family. ' - O. A. LUK, tVMiaher. VanDeventer pull beets a few day* Quite a delegation from here, at •Use—91.99. FT"' (Bdtted by MM. a M. Mewhma) thU week. tended the Oddfellow and, Bebakah Beet harvwtlng is finished in thia •upper in Eaat Jordan Friday evening returne-Ifn. dVUte homer SatardaPenh anyd fro sofi.KMnm Owvasou •icinltr "•"wriiBdTiri-TjnirBiHiwtriiRi where they were called Monday by Mra. Ernest Lanway and daughter, children of Honey Slope farm visited |the death of her slater, Mire. Carpen Beatrice, and Glenn Pinney of East Mr. and Mrs; Tracy LfCroix of Ad ter. " Jordan,, and - Miss Isabella Murray vance Diet, Sunday. llember Michigan Press Association. M. B. Wilber and ion, Guy of and_Nela _OI*on of South Arm visited Mrs. Joel Bennett of Honey Slope Member National Editorial Ait'n. Walloon Lake took supper Friday their sister, Mrs. John Carney and farm is still in Boyne City with her with the former*! daughter, Mrs'. family, Thursday .evening*, ' daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bogart, who ia Batered at the Postottee at East Milo Clute and family. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Bolser returned ill. Jordan, Michigan, ai second claw Mra. Carrie Smith and two grand home last Saturday from their visit Mr. arid Mrs. David Gaunt of Three mail matter. daughter* spent ten days in Detroit at St. Ignace. |*ella Diet,, were guests of Mr. and visiting relatives. We are having potato digging va Mrs.'Joe Gaunt at the MeggisOn.farm Henry. Savage ia home from De cation in, the Bennett District this Sunday. EVELINE troit for a few weeks, having been week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gaunt and (Edited by Mrs. Walter Clark) laid,off from his employment there, Mr. and Mr&j" Robert Hauke and' daughter, Annabelle were guests of Mrs. Malissa Brooks, aged 71, of charge. Telephone 9-3436 Grand few days last week in the care of L. returned home to Flint, Monday. Tis safe. Comfortable. Speedy. terms of comfort, safety, driving Rapids, collect, at once, or write D. Thompkins of Boyne City,, who Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Faust enter Reliable. Long-lived. Eco pleasure, ease.of control and OHAFFEE BROS. FURNITURE had pneumonia. tained at dinner Sunday besides their economy. My next ear will also be a CO., 106-118 South Division Ave., guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sines andJ nomical. Everything a good ear Frank Sanborn worked on the new Ford because it will give me what I want Grand Rapids, Mich. 42-2 Postoffice in Boyne_City last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newman and two should be. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller spent children of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac There is, too, an added something at a price I can afford to pay." ,-j: FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern six- Tuesday at the farm of her brother, Flora and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mur When you get behind the wheel of phy and. daughter, Anna, of South about it that brings enthusiastic com room dwelling in East Jordan with David Spencer near Whiting Park. the Ford and drive it yourself you wfll furnace, bath, eleSfruTHights, and Arm, arid Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Faust ments from every one who has ever Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Nowland and know it is a truly remarkable ear at a garage. Write JULIUS JOHNSON daughter,' Shirley of East Jordan and five children of Mountain Ash driven a'Ford . . . the joy it puts in farm. 618 Southwest A\ve.,jIackson, Mich. were Sunday visitors of his parents, motoring. low price. You will like it when you Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Nowland, and Earl Bricker of the old Isaac Flora first buy it. You will become more and1 ' •• "':^- '•-••"' : 41*4 fanp, who had a large force harvest "I have been a car owner continuously brother, Ray and wife. w more enthusiastic the longer you drive it. TWO FOR ONE SALE NOW ON— ing his certified seed potatoes, finish for nearly 20 year»j writes a motorist Buy a beautiful guaranteed three- ed early last week. •, eonnected with a leading university. After thousands of miles of driving piece Mohair Suite for $98* and get ECHO W. P. Porter who had a large crew you will say "It's a great car." Its eccev of men harvesting his certified seed "Daring this period I have bought absolutely free ah R. C. A. licensed {Edited by Mrs. Denzil Wilson) omy will save you many dollars. • screen grid Radio in a Grand Ra potatoes, finished Saturday. eleven new automobiles. Eight of the pids made, cabinet. This is abso G. C. Ferris of Detroit, spent the^ eleven were In the middle-price field, lutely FREE. Buy one of our H. A. Goodman, of East Jordan week end at his farm.. one cost three thousand dollars, and the regular $149 eight piece genuine was a caller at John , Carheys last Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Hayden Firrxmir »wrr*mMMT mmmr mm* " walnut dining room suite and we Wednesday, and two children arrived Saturday last is a^Ford I purchased thirteen "Will gW?~you. absolutely free one Clifford Spenee and boys, and evening for an indefinite stay at Or months ago. v •, • $ of our regular. $149 walnut bed Verlie. Carney helped Denzil" "Wilson chard Hill. "In the light of this experience I can room suites complete with a vanity, pull beets a few day* this week; A small, but congenial crowd met 430 say in ^sincerity that I have derived chest of drawers.and bed. Act at Wm. VanDeventer was on the sick for the pedro party at Star school- (T, O. B. "*»•*• r*H /"Mi mi MHwy. Mm+ft—t more genuine satisfaction from the oncei—CHAFFEE BROS. FURNI list a few days this week, house, Saturday night. jXTjiillirl ill r!rt rhll Hm» ml J^BSSnSSSm TURE CO., 106-118 South Division Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Derensy and Several from Peninsula attended Ford than any ear I ever owned. In Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 42-2 children visited his brother, Thomas the P. T. A. banquet in East Jordan 4 Derenzy and family last Saturday Thursday evening. Mr. end-Mrs, Ray LoomIS and son REPAIRS for Everything at a J. evening. ¥ORD MOTOR COMPANY ., j. MALPASS HDWK. CO. M-tf I Herbert Sweet was a caller at the Clare returned home Saturday from LIIPI^SJJ
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THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1#, IMt.
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