1ND-M!U)E EUI6 RED CRDSS ID Stock Curipary with Us and Li

Ten r Ten ' Pages NEWS. Pages

VOLUME XXVIII—NO. 51 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY .AFTERNOON—JULY 19, 1917 $1.53 PER YEAS

«EO. JAET-'f EKTI Rl^S T« OTIB. IMEB IBi COLOliDO. KELII AYR BKKNXA.h. *•1, Gsorfre jt\rv t*. t*i# Ovid bu*;? Irvin H Chesebrj was bom in Dar AgaiH w have the Kelly-Hrennau man. » bo WiMlneaday, ~1ND-M!U)E EUI6 RED CRDSS ID Stock Curipary with us And li. all JDIV IliTF lAKFS CIIKPOWEBPLIWIT ien. M lsrotaln, May &. !“*«. and died a:, barauM of *• f»utiOClal ataortad* at his home in Boulder, ôlo , July IS, fairness to this firm h can be truiL kls bualneaa *». returnad to Ov*.< f'iily said, tiay leave uyvtar the best 1917. array of talent they have ev«>r asset ;- Friday Througb Kbe influenca of acn^- Mr. Cheeebro grew to manhood In of blahia frênda,fr^^nda. be tC'aa m |)ar 8 uada:: to ra- GIFl 10 FDND HALF IN bled, jiach and every member of tbelr MANY DF DUD DDYS NEEDS UTIENIN the place o! his birth and was united tern bui la and bi^ a.mattara brva oa*.u compiaiy, being a true artist, and the ideratood that ha in marriage to lAxtie B'hite in 18)., vurlet. aelectIwQ of tbai>' rlnys this arraoxet . It la i< to whom were bora three sous, Bon 8EVEX TUBXBHIPS KAYE XOT LARS/.YG Ba TTEJHEH BE RATIia- srPEEI^TE»l»ENT BIMHOP PUTi baa a poiitleapoiitiea Inin ant tbat city and will 70CIIU «UU.S1 01 C0JI6BEGATI05. year, makes it possibic for all to be I E., Delbert 1., and George W. After SrB9( BIBED TET. pleased durlug tbe week “The Call- AX UUASDE MOBIUZK. HITl'AT10!l BEFOKE PFOPLE fftova bia family aoon. Hia AL ft. B MAKS PKESE^TATIOll tte death of his wife, h-s was married frlanda here a lab hln ' aucreaa Ir. aie I ing of Den Matthewa ” which they are to Alta Bevy In 1878. to whom were I new work ifeatjrtng for Friday night, ahoold born three children, Kuenell O-, who pro 'e s St rong card sa the sale of this AAl.TATlOH ARMY (HA?1GE died in 1S94, Lluda A and l Eanas Skaakl Bv lUlMd Ta AM Tba yet and do not know who at » to be Mr. and Mrs- Jay WilUnm Haanfac* from there to Boulder Colorado. He Bv M, PnpIniB. Dnwitt, and TIelnr ers.” the mysterious Chiueee play has been In declining health for a their suceeeeors hfre Th^'V will send In FIm Let »• ■'•"•wiMd ' at nlgtait. This organizatlou la worthy tiMM lir BBall|i«s asd TypMl Baard af Pahlk' Barka in tare ‘SM4 Wary’* !■ TaUar Shap , number of years, but being of a very hold tbsir farewell meeting Ig’ the ! of tbe large attendance- they are en B 111 Be Give* Kefure Le^vlaf. ImpraTeaienta. Araiy hall at 8 o'clock on StindT^y ev —Pala B Hi Ba Ralaad. energetic disimsition, kept up his ac- Bierfc. joying. ening They say that they \have j •tlvlt/'es until a few days before his death. ’Thcee who knew Mr Cuosebre learned to like St. Johns very nbf ich.ICB. H AS ADTERTFRE IX Ta YAL IOTE Altliough the hei rts of many of tho ATCh.v Ulabop, tbe auperintendent and we are sure that they have mloVlde 'Preceding tbe sermon In the Con beet, knew him to be a meet generous Reports to date front the various of tba 8t Johna Elattric and Water gregational church on Sunday morn- and free-hearted man He was a gn at ' townsh1|te of tbe county, show that St .Ichns poople ware hoavy wrlth tK* many friends here who will regi liW. s fine Axierlcan flag measuring 87(192.50 has been ralewa toward the M’hile stationed in the ('anal Zone, Borrp ’v of aeelng thoir sons and trlondo Woraa, haa given ua tbe followlirg In their depart art friend of the young people and slwayg nine by flflcen feel was presented to enjoyed having them as gue*>ts in bis which was Tllntoe ’s share of Otis Rich, the son of Mrs O D. Low- start 'or war, stiil w« ail feel proud the intaraat of the Boa"d of Public cry of St. Johns, has had ao'ue oxcit Worka, to abcw the burden which la tbe church by tbe young girls of tbe home. : the National Red Cross war fund A to th'ik that thie city is furaishlng m SirKVOXB.SHERBlMlD REIINIOS 7* Sunday acbool eJaai oi Mn Jay W.l Three of the eons live in th» Tlcintty table has also been made of addHlunal ing experiences. Hq H a member of many brave men (ctfieen of our boye beirg put upon them In fumiafalng Co A of the r. S Signal.ng Corps, p<-..'ar for tbe city. I ------' llama. Misa Helen Hairt made the of Boulder, the other son, Delbert, liv I subacrlpllr.ca. which are expected left Sunday for Linsing where tbaff A a.eeting was held Monday even ^resentaticn and the other membera ing In Kansas. The da'ighter is a from the remaining townahlpe. These and went to Panama in Ap-'il, alter will take up tSMir vork In one of ti •Tba Biiard of Public Worka wishes ing at the home of Elide logersoll for having been stationed at Frrt Ijeaven- to call tLe attention of tne citlzena 5 the class recitei'. “Your Flag and trained nurse and cared for her fath would raise the siun to $13,092 50 three bit'teries of he Michigan Field t'hc purpose of making arrangements worth, Kan., for several mcBtha. Il of St. Johna to the conditions under hr\ ’ Flag.” Supt F. P. Buck n ade a er in his last illness. If St Johqii am! Bengal-Rlley d’s- Artillery Among ihoee who went for the third annual reunion and plc- mfs.ion that the fiag be accepted and Beside the wife and children, who tiicts would put tbelr quota where a letter to his mother, he tells of a wer" Le.vis Tbt rnton, Lawrenoo wlilcb they are working The city has mcy. AW scrap with a large "uake of the boa ton e nide-awaUe ir.duatrlea which nit of th* Oreenbiish Richmond and the gratitude of the church be are left to mourn the loss ot a lovir.g they neloiig. the »15.0i)0 would be rais- Towr send, Otto SU/era, John Haynaa, Sherwood School Districts which will thak t constrictor species, while < n patrol are growing by leaps and bounda and expA** weed tn tbe ciass and to Mr and husband and father, theie are two , f-d. • Lloyc Alberts and Paul Stranaa, bB- be held on the Wm. T. Davies farm Wilhama for the painstaking brothers, A S Chesehro of A h-yrde-n. The following ♦own*hips have re- duty with a companion Tliey succeed longing to Battery B., Howard Hoetot- are requiring n;ore and nio ’ê i>ower August 'i. 1917 Mrs ed in killing the snake At apothor cu«stJintly. I ia the optnlor of the labor 'hey had put on the flag The South Dakota and George ^ Cêse- ! pt'rtea Bubscriptloop to the Red Cross ler, ’vbo WM Msigned to Battery A. copgret utkon stood while the girls Mar Fund xs follows: City of 9t tlmr. Mr Rich killed a wild hoa which and Elmer Rideno ir, Edwin and Ed Ho. nl of Public Worub that toe city bro of The T>allec, Oregon, and a sis had come too near the ca np An hi=« forgotten one of th'* lery Impor- YOTK E. sang ••’V.he Star Spangled Banner. ” ter. .Miss Helen M. Chesebro of Dela- Johns, $3330.50; Olive 398 50; Bing mond Stiles and (lyde Holden The marl.et north of the railroad Plana ^wre being made either t ham. 212 10; Ragle. riU'.l.OO: Y’ater- Aire^'lcan sold'er .t eq i.il to s combi't Ba ti-ries A and B are stationed at rant thlng.v to its growth, the Klectr'c var, Wis The brother from S ^jko- with any kind of an eremy and Water Works. sill open Saturday, .luly 21. with a place a flagpole on the church spire ta. arrived In time for the funeral, town 717 gb, Lebanon. 681.7.7; Deirltt Cam) Kayniund Htague on Es|ianore •Tae ele< trlc I ’aut is working to iia f.ll line of fresh, salt, and smoked or to erif V a high pole on the corner whifh was cond'irted at the family 9 ’i‘i 70; Greenbush. 2Tit8u; Tx r.gal farm, a mile and ■ half west of Lan utmost capacity auo ae arf iarr>iOg si.ars at right prices In front ofV’he church. rêld'-nce after which Int^-rment was Rile- , 9.7 7.*.; total, 37092 .70 Brine Vour aavires tn the Stat- sing. while Batter) C is encamped at a much larger load now than we did S W TEMi’Lb. Prop Rev. B’ ¥’ Kedxie preached an in- n.ade In Green Mountain cemetery. It is est.metef' that additional sub- Rank of Johns. adv.71w lp1 the Michigan C. Armory at EmI Lan during the shortest and dark* si dajs sdv?>lpl .SO:') C inton .Wf. sriring patiA'oDf aerm m. w Lic*. rea*- Rouiue-, I'olorado s< rlptions will be received froai' the sing Tlif iKiys be can to report early of -inter Do the citizeus of St ed a great d<+ • of favorable comment townrhipi Sf follcws: Djplain. tlS'Ki; r r.nay morning, tlthougb they were Johns realize ita* HU p^r cent of tli* Among he tV't>K» which he brought Ovid $170tainable In the St. Johns ladies, ws* given Since Laming, auPabla for the purpoM, “ijther manufactures are going u ilization is lb a stLte of flux It is M. PL OSlHMm FI YDS HOME BOYS wan. power in the nenr future a.4d ARI IYI.’TBY Kf Y'Hl.nw B RITES plastic and the oldXTtolds have been FORTY.FITE TAELOADS 41F GR\Y- then work her b'»cn received b.v Mrs were erected for cook and supply K. H I..yon. the chwir-awn of the com t'THI NI ASTH OVER AKWT -Y” tent we want to oe able to acron tuodn'e FKOT THE B4>Kw HE l*oT1»«tr br. ken The t'hristVtn church mty them If we do we have got tc .make determine what the civilization EL H4YE KEIY OK‘.BY. mittee. from Ovid. Duplain. Dewitt, Tl e«*e two hatieiles had the task of provision for them by the way ot new will be It is the old cl nice of Caesar and Victor. From Ovid the following layMig out '.ompi-Tiy streets, erecting equ.pment or (Yjgist. of paganism at Chrlstianit:" was sent 111 surgeons ’ gowns two Iig'ning poles, setting up battery Although the following letter from A the Lgh f^c •trriny weatjier has \v*hile on a trip to rhi. g|u and kUclicns, and oth»r things connected •1 be Board of Public Works ne/ ds a The issue is no^ so sinX,''* a* many dozen bath towels, !1 dozen crash Grand Rapids to att.’ptl ibe furniture Arlinrôn Rej-nold* is a personal one se'^jusiy .leiayed tne proc'css of the tf'wtls. 12 pairs operating leggings. 5 Witt the establishment of an urtillery. large loan from the city This can l>e to his grandmother. .Mrs A D .Mosher suppose John R Mott i^ nntly said, exhibits, \V R Osgood stopped at raised by bond. The plant is a paying I do not thiuk this war ViH won paving of tt'e atreeta at the sides and dpzen w ish cloths, 2 dozen napkins. FaM, ry t .nen wi 1 sleep in the Toi- we will publish it as It was written bai ’.: of the counhoHse square, a large E'ort Sii-irixan to see the St Johns leKe Annory and will eat at Club D Investment and t'" i»onds viM be b/ econouilc exhaustion V’ do not 2^ dozen tray clotfii. 10 hot water bag Ixiyb there I'pon arrlviag in camp because i' shows bow much tb* boy* par of the itavenient on Ldnden ave covers. 1 dozen sheets, one-half doz of tiie MAC easily taken care of It is u! to tbe in training appreciate what is sent think it will be ended by\- mlhtary at 4:13 p m. he found Harry Wals- voters to think this ir.attei over and p< Tver alt-ne ’ It will l»e end'V by the nue has been completed The work en hospital shirts, 20 T bandages 2^4 l!ie batteiiaa will be statlonod at them by the folks at home Mr Rey commenced at ‘be cornei* oy St ’o- worth returning from drill in riding thei' iii'eseu’ camps from ten to twen- to invest gate the situation at the changing of the spirit of the y-erman. i/ozen slings, 2^ dozen head banecte ^P"ech. uni not take any eh:. » « * on aLd gravel used ’n the construction is fobes. 11 dozen pairs operating leg- .Shortly after arriving at Fort Sl-er- ies 'vill be nuster mI into federal aer- o ’clock Vl’e ate at a hotel .ind had biL ’tg^l from G-and Rapids, already cing.s and 12i9i nioutb wipes vlct bv '■'ol. E A lo€>t of the U. 8 I., bringing in oi l^ld.' power May we .’, Hlllsburg. the well-known De Idaii. Leon Hulse had written a letter - iCh a fine meal From tbereî^pT wsYhed and sertened Forv-ftie car D’ plain sent 4 suits pajamas 4 ( on- uh. w.Il also t,lvf «»arh recri'lt their be i'oosters. not k;i'-n ■>: 'verx n-edent in load have been drawn and placed in val* ‘scent robf-s. 10 operating lezciTizs he did not see much need of the Y. fed< ml ooimini .loi with the aselat- nan sleei f-rs and w« arrived here at eray, Detro*t, will be at the Steel Hi ano> ‘ of nine nffievTS of tbe line and keeping in the l»;id of o r industries the ^ revts ready fo.- we. aun af'out ari .1 or 4 hospitaf shlrT«- Dupiain M. C A work there, as clergymer 7am M’ednesday tel Tuesday, July 24th a.iitipd eIrhtAhiore will l>e needed to complete ten medical offleen Some of the men The f -rd of t’ iilit P' ffertalnly |.fk> This is a fine iHs 1>een at work only a short time fn m Chicago could easily co:ne oiC. the w.jk'k h r'jm Victor was sent 7 pairs of op ma; be reject'-d at this examination, I la'e. right on the banks of the Po- on Sundays to conduct the service^. ( tie* h ' a- CO lit Protect your valuables by fni re ^ The s vem‘ ni is re-enforced wt.h erating Isggiras. and 8 or 'i sho Ider alt! ouch they hav passed the previ W ';y not --tart a t"u;ae !t remiods me of ilTilte lAke safety deposit box at The State •ird the boyo were c b y with stud- wit' The St te Rii k of • .,':.hu- It . el aiiii‘ ha- what is call'* pi ; red feet fi "•in r y bunk house ro^ng Gure time He ha-« entirely changeti tilt sanie P*t^®ti:eni is The > ♦ couiplei'd his n ind now and spends mo t of hi.- Pn rcf fv Hobart ’s adv on Page 3, f r.n ti’ the beacli The food )• -Ine me .ns a bank accfunt to you. Slwlp Michigs'i ^'llway r orr.pany heve so'i e time ( IT whi< h comes fv " ' ?.(> until ’■V, live i.etter thau most civilians I'Ki-poui.'l s*-lnch ral’s on t! gi^, ,n one 'rom St to! :is FA^FfiS LIKE HELP OF y n “e ore nt liberty and can go HAS MOVED TO INDIANA w!'! have to ^ Tu > office'** a’»• we 'ling out 'he ENLISTS !N REGULAR ARMY ( i.rreep'ind wit'«be new •streft i. Is o 'Wn town SUPPORT .AGED FATHER iitipr. tnls.ng n.en. aiiu tl.e ((oy- -~v M'e h ”e ::c h.i :r^ iiPeviv froru Sat .'.fifr tbe pa'Vg i’ con pie ’ •: 'h-' they e,«t V.M.C.A. GROUPS OF BOYS I \l;l V t' I '.!♦ Et»K MR. \M» 4. tt. h IM'Iw ».l%1 It Ilk I K*».X • rday i-oon .rtl! yt .nda. -rnlng in < will havi f,\le'. ; and lai ’ ' any day Thoc remscolr-? wCI pro- » ebi>en fcv i parik which b.? e lie*', e / r-- go to. \V-i?h.ngtt. r Balt'l- MR>. 4 P I Mn ME J1 IM.l sf\|{I K1 MIEk's OriklHN Ir hl.i lie asHtgned ; .■ r an.p f '- I IKIw |sl I. ITlOllMi'lS lef* In the ren ’er^*' ’ tnden a’l.-' M:- IBil-’ \'l» l.ril.S* 1 El B8 AKE »i;or' ‘hf fure is only * -•!■ r < d trip EIVIIRIM. .r»*'sH’H MI M.ETT. f .rtlier training v ry «,’"i'. t ■ ” :7: ■ V liont It is abo' -trects If theVeather is- .iM r »KIM. rKOGRE'v’A d on half ho'.r'^ rid 'i? Balti- Muriv friends nf .Mr and Mrs J P f.ivorable the pavei\nt «iho! Id t ifT^r ’■■i inr ' • 'e r > ' '" f't-'hed in four r.-e. k*.n ’-d W( vi, rr;r-. 7 I’ r.isy deduct one dollar from T’lOre Tbe S'tlllerr sa-rt tr be the !• ' « J ‘hfc.r son William gath it be fit re< ie t'l of J ■ our torn T Kiw iTifcs .-n "my m< n's r'" ■ d. ^ ’ i-re h ‘ '■ - ! 5- n 9 -nt neit'ed "i the Mock oA ’Ii-bn stre; t 'lalf of the gro ip of twelve boys, :^-irn:l ... r: . I t . t• i S ‘rii.i'h of fi, - ••rvi'-e ! like It r d n tii«‘ ( otigregational church tiegget* vs. B aliace H .gir* ft is drawi. O'fords 'n the store Harry Mack uf-Tt to l»ld then, farewell f-o O'tawa to !.ansinir4'n* ■(- whir; wi.i (;;’nn'-neeq vork at tiie Y M C- • n*.*, J >V r . ■ ’ I' ie lio t( be paved Th%sra the community as well given during the trial of the rase praclate the fact tSat the Y. M C. 4 , iarv. received a letter from him Wed- GEORGE FLOAT ARRESTED FOR in -’ead of la King their boya away nes< ay tn whkh he says that thev A M, J. MOHS YOB H\H \<;EY( T as the church which occurred at a session of tbe The Sunday school room waa pret EM IPABY SEELS OLD liOJLHS June term of circuit court several YIOLATIYG BIRD PROTErTiOY. fr im them for a lummer camp, at a have extra fine eats and good sleeping EOK IMIPGF ( AKS. time when their $elp is most needed, qi srterw. Their oif.cers are a fair tily decoialed wtth flowers and flagi. r«YT4IYIYG PAPER BBYEY weeks ago, that the elder Hugge’t had for the occasion and a pleasanf pro deeded his proiierty to his son with ari,* Inatead. bringing more boy-f to lot One of them said 'o the tioys. them The boys lave alao worked for that he was going to take them out to gram was rarrv'd out Miss Jeuneite the understanding that the sot care Perhaps then.* are a few who do not Another Improvement in the weet- Enimons playeeople in the commnntty didn ’t care a------which " remridelinr of the garage owned by magazines. Ell Adams innocently are planning pica cs and soda] occa- He said the oarrack.^ were right no ouple of readings and Mrs. B F. made fc local Junk dealer a present of ve together, and the son did not fe°I ple Rapids man had to be taught thit B' .T Moss M" Moss has bad the fact by means of a lesson v.'hlcb coat ei'ins for il,e boye Under the dlre^ the edge of the city and that all man nuniieaiHe. n purt of his bu.lding rw- Schoeohale sang a vocal sole. fc/rty dollars wlijrh hi.- wife haJ care end to take cere of hi.s father in Rev M' R K« f-'/lc gave a brief talk other place thin the son ’s home him over $2.7. The robins were In bis tli m rf (’Itflord B irbank. Bible smdy ner of temptations and questicuabie b'lilt into s 4knw-room wOn a new fully concealed in an old book T’p- and other usual amp activities era resorts were open to the hoys as they t.’l'it'F of the high oeteem in which or discovery of the loss Mr Adams le Judge specifies that M'aliace cherr.r tree, and evidently he did not gla.--' front The work was coit- Mr and Mrs I.mslie were held and ctrrie«l on dnrlni leisure momeata- were allowed their time off after sup menceu alioiit ten d iys ago but owing returned to the shop and locked ■ett shall deliver the sum itf 8.'> stop to consider that tbe bird* are cf thi church's apt r'-rlation of their 'ch week since the tAther left worth far more than the fruit, be Tie boye an Rutsel Frank. Percy per, until eleven ia me -vening. if to the imd w-a'ber it i» not entirely through the book in which he unaer Ft/potrick. Wm. M’rtght. lowrenca they r'unained oce ’t 'hey stayed in servicfs. t ivlpg them as a materia! stood .Mrs Adams had placed the bills ii’s home to the father withAn cuUTT he Bhf*t serernl, r ■ eft'. Two large plate glass token s cut gUs!* l»e:Ty bowl and a E'’oy1 B/asell, deputy game warden H'/stetier Alfred Dunn and Bernard their bunk hotises they had to have windows liHve been put in. one farin'^ but fr.iled to find the money Think thirty ways a'tur the d'cr-e is mado, Silver berry ‘■focn In behalf of th,'» beii^l ot rhv lapt, and t^rge Float, Wslili and Tharle# Foley tighis oni ani be quiet at nine o f lock Migham s'-eet and the other fxcli.g ing it had prot.a'uly hetn removed, he and th/« the we>kly st'pend shall br V'lijr.a fople. Miss joanette FlnmoAs I ayed a V ontb in advance as long an the vitbii.-ivtller, was ari-ested on tbe The i.»oys' corn i lubs are doing well. so P a fellow did not w ten ’o ret. i,ed Prui^b r rest reponed It to Prosecuting /.tforney Many of the beet looking patches of at tnat b. ir, he wnidd .u no corr- ’.e '(liner bs been pain.ei/ preserteti Vni Emsll^ with a 4m<)k F. B' Fehling. and ref (filling non game birds, and In his response. Mr. Emslle told C'lrii ir tiie ''onnt) belong to the boye fortBDle piece to go if it f • re a< ' /or ' ' .rt •. riond '• ith rest of the resi c,f the Jurk lealers Mr Fehttbr t T'd ‘w-for'; Justice .Noel H I lien of particularly of ’.lif^ Joy in seeing th- *. aplt i'xpld i He plead guilty snd In then*, rliihs A L .Y^cCartney vls- the Y M r \ buo'i.r-, Mr Mosa 'Will have one of refused to do tUs but snggest.-d ?hat Kert the club « hlai is under the dirao- The le’ter wn writfet <>■ ' .» progress made av the Boye ’ club fn w a* fln bniiding the dav 1>e Huskies the f»tndeh*,Ver and Msx- f ' at work iipo,i his heart next fall, sects which injure sP kinds of gar and see that it was properly carried of the bemf In which ft had been THIEF. i HUGE EAGLE den truck as well as fnrlt trees, ard been ortail/od. woe which meets *n fore The rf iing roo" is pe keo in w"il ear- '.i* 1 "ig- ageney has re- placed t'-.c T .M r A roi me under the dlree- the evening end there alw,- - a c-n'iv *v im .iddec on we might better loose the enf're cher- J J fhri-tfr, of Mt Connel.iTllle. rv crop 'nan to dla'’*nse wHh roh- t >n of Miss Gold ne Potts, has ntoe crowd around the Vi''tro i and p anc IITTIF IMIGHTYR nfFn. BM. MtV EEtTHERET) rietrtbera, am' amther which meets at ! inio. bss 1 urchssed Mr. Emslie’s I'.- hlY t»E Y a Ao RAL B1K1». tY>’s iisef ilneas Prosecutor E W Bible study rl.ieees have ale.. i?-*en f-r t’;e home of Mrs )ral Rice in Bengal. ganiyed arrorg them •• rest aimilar case LIMB BROKEN SEVEN WEEKS. ssid w S': pfsietn* wtvh his wife Mon- Harriet, the three-year lud dstigii'er tr St Johns, which comes to his at Jil'-a Tofts ha:' rater work at the M- dsv evening ’n.e; will occupy the of Mm Floyd C. Colemsti of ru plaljt tention la golqg to be 'aki n care of In A '■ and III} Bai flsf training school TWO injrOGFB IYS4M. honse on hweg'e« street, vacated by pssse<1 away In tne St Johns b iepltal M m ■■ ox. w ho ree SOIltbf-teSt of like manner t,\ riilcago and 1 well fitted fm tbe AGO HAD FAILEQ TO MENO Me. Fmslle B m Duncan came with cm Morduy July 18. lb*.7 The rhlld town, killed a large i<»A II ewe Ting g - 's’ work klac i girl has to make Mrs Loafgc P'ehn of f: ’ was a.I- k r t’i.ristie fn ru Ohio and win assist "as fffken 111 about three w eks pre six feet from tip to tip The bim was ’Ire# war’i’enta, ahlrh will be exhlhtt- j deed Insane sod comi.iitted to the vions with an illness which the attend end weighed P» TTIYG OY GOtlD SHOWS. -V at ‘he ; imia of -he class In the tall HU EL I’l.’.TEH 4KE MRFBFB TO him St tbe t'esnltf Works Mr and a greyish black In co.i "r-averse CTty Sta.e Hospi' l “m d y Mrs Diiorsn snd fa.'iiily s'so attend ing physician was unable to classify, about twelve pounds Gox had pv, aras exsm'ntd hy firs B’ H lale FFIlTI REB B«»>r ed the re'eption They hs-'e made so she was removed to the St Johns been mlsaing some of chickens I.arge crowd-; ar.» being drawn dally LiGHTYIYG YT9IKP8 Sm DITCW strf! Hart their borne In a house at the erjrner hospital, where sn X ray examination for several mornings hut been t • the la-ge tent on rmrtl '' llnton ave- D^.tas Chrletopber of B*»t»i-tf,an of < ass SI 1 Tracer streets Their revealed the disease to be tnherr ’ilar unable to catch his early m nlng vis r.'i.f. Where the Kelly d Br..anar. atiick The hern on Tiomas Jury's kpm war adjudged Insane and 'orr .itted L 1 Pate wa." taken to the SL Johae daughter. Miss Hessle, of Cleveland, meningitis Recovert was impossible Itor until Monday, July !K,h. con panV are putting on e fine reper n Reeex w s ef-nck by IlgMBtag tr. Trsverve C'ty State H- vpital Hoepital last week bwcauec his Mmb Ohio, is tpeitding a few weeks here and the haby was ‘STderly cared for finding anyoce who wanted toire of ahows this week. The big ■‘Vednesday roon Two horses ataad* .day Re was eximlned hr Tts which was broken up May 24. aul fn the hoepital nntli the H*fle life Cot bnried tbe bird tent Is 'waterproof and (he attendance ‘ng In the barn « *re left totally deaf. H Freee and W H Cab not healed Muee'es which had grnwm YFBTttY BARYH ART—Al’ft. f passed out The mother, a grandmoth This ia aomething unusual ''\harc haa been go«>d In sp!** of the had The railed Br^hren pnvaonsge wraa They were accompauicii to Traverse between th,- narta of the broke* hcaie er. Mr« Mary f olemar, and a sister being only on* other such bird, ak 5ar wf ther •truck by llghrt .ng Monday The ntr hr Sheriff and Mr- -'onrad had to he cut away and a niece of tbe B'Gl sell 45 bred Duren Jersey sews Mary, aged seven, S’trvfTe. TTie child ’s as we ran ascertain, eyer founds in "lifting waa oof baidir damaged S phan. J 8 Huvnes and Vr- Fish bone was reirqted at each side of the snd IA spring pigs. Can ita# Mlcw(. fachet died from tntercnlosls last this vkrintty The first

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• had a rharacterlatic apread-eagleiam i THE St. Johns News J Our people glorifled their Inatitutiona 1 of government, aa well they miRht. | EAST DEWITT MAPLE RAPIDS lND£Pl!>i’D£iN'T N£AdPAF£K the reat of the world They felt that i Publtahed every T1turada> afteniooD our ayatem of governlueiit had created | Square I llB U alker atreet, eabt, St. Johna, a iK)lltlcul elyaiuin We had aolved | Thomas Stampfly la erecting a new keeiic) •Kleiiiastcr. all probleiiiB, now let the rest of the . silo. Mlcli'.r'm. by the 8t Johna Newa Mr nnd Mrs. N'oah Wilhelm spent Saturday evening. Miss Nellie Kee pnrtlua Company world come and learn of ub . ' Sunday with friends near Itewltt Prices at the ney, youngest daughter of Mr. and Aa our people grew more mature, I Mr and Mrs Geo. liott spent Sun* Mrs James Keeney of this village, and .Norman Bleniaster, youngest son we began to see that we had not ac-' day at .Mason, with the former ’s sls- ('UAFl.FS H. CL.tKK. I of Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Rleinuster Sf quired all wisdom. As wealth in-j , WE ARE A PART OF ' Mrs \ulentine Neller of I.anslng, this village, were quietly married at crea*^ ‘*d, torruptlon grew. Our cities the bride ’s home. Rev. Millard per iSubMTlptlun h) Mall, I'oalpald. spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Hen- Square. Deal Store. even under the blessings of a repub- ry Uauerle formed the ceremony. A reception One year ...... 11.60 llcan form of government were worse | The annual meeting of Love school WHS given them at the home of the Bli moutha ...... Sweet Wrinkle Peas, i»er can .... groom ’s parents Tuesday evening. I administered than those of Kurope. 1attended last Mon Three uiontha ——------•*** day evening. Good Milk...... and lOc^ We began to see that not all problems . Red Kidney Beans, 15c, 2 for .... Leon Daggett ct^fe Sunday from I.arge Can Pork and Beans ...... 18Argo Starch ...... 5C and lOC Corn Starch ...... - IOC Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook. ¥ i means forgotten the weaknesses that | Sunday eVenlng wMth Mr. and Mrs. July 17 1917, a son OENCRAU ORPIOM Frank Uoosa and family. 3 Boxes Corn Flakes ...... 25C go w Ith it. Monarchical government j Mother ’s Dats, prize in every pack Dr. F. E. Luton and H. A. Piinnalee NKW YORK AND CIRCASO Mr. and Mrs. t'harles Heller of De Universal ^ may for the time being provide a high- ' were in St Johus Friday. MMNCHCS W MXTHK MMCma CmM witt, spent Thursday afternoon with age ...... 35C j er efilclency. To get business like ad-' Get some of that Maple Rapids self David Crook and son, A. J., of I..an- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Voisinet. slng spent Sunday at home. j ministration, pow ’er needs to be con Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ix;rg and two rising flour. It makes good short cake, biscuit, dumplmgs and pan- Scott Redfern of Chicago transact TKEBiTT.HIXTH TEAM. centrated in a few hands. sons of Sayre, Pa., are visiting rela ed business here Thursday. tives and friends at this place. cakes. Per sack ...... F^tered ms second-class matter at th» But the fatal defects in a highly Puffed Wheat, per box ...... E. M. Smith of St. Johns transact A large number from this place ed business in town Monday. poatoffice at St. Johns, Mich centralized government are now too spent Sunday at Park l.,ake, attend Piiffi-d Rice, per box ...... Cream of Wheat, per box ... Jay Webster, of I.ansing, is spend Service igan under the act of 25C obvious to need exposition. The rights ing the picnic of the I»tt district. ing the week with his family. March 3. 1879. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Black and Macaroni, per box ...... lOC and the prosperity of the people, their Raisins, l.'>c, 2 for ...... 25c Miss Muriel Mullen of Fowler is very life Itself, are all swept away as daughter, Naomi, attended a family visiting Miss Gladys AItvater. reunion at Park lake last Sunday. Clieese, per lb ...... -...... 30c of no account at the whim of the king**. Mustard Sardines, large can ...... 18C Miss Helen Barnhart of St. Johns Mrs. Caswell returned to her home visited relatives here Monday. Today the world is rapidly turning to In Lansing last Saturday after spend Cream Tomato Soup, large can .. 15C (Rkk I .Matches, per box ...... 5C Hufeh AItvater, of Lansing, spent ward these principals, first clearly ing a week with Mr and Mrs. Phiilfp Sunday at his parents ’ home. Viges. Morton ’s Fn e Running Salt .... 9C enunciated on July 4, 1776 It Is only Old Tavern Lye. per can ...... lOc .N. H. Allen and son. Dee, are the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauerle and guests of relatives In Chicago. AT. SMITH But they were too contempt nous of son, Herbert, spent Sunday with (heir (’cdrish, per lb ...... 20C .Molasses, per can ...... lOC Mrs. N. H. Allen has returned home on the bases of those (irinciples that brother, Mr. and .Mrs Rudolph Vanz, from^'isiting relatives in Palo. of Dewitt village Shre^4>mers Coming Ev “Your KlAg and My Flag” week. urday nights, the jay-walkers are hav Mr and .Mrs. ( hristopher rg and ery D?y. 15 in my Store Athol Guntbol was the guest of Miss ing a hard time trying to get run ov three sons have returned to Cadillac Monday Letw'*cn 3:00 and Ruliy Bancroft several days the past ST. .lOIIAS* tlKFVT ( IIAXK after spending some time with rela er tives and friends here week With the awakening of the people 4:00 o ’clock. .Miss Mary I’liyne is spending the •Mr. and .Mrs Phili|i I'.irkhouse and of St Johns to the fact that they can week witli Miss Castclla Meservey in .Adam lived for a time in the garden three sons of Riley spent Sunday with Gratiot amount to something in an industrial Mr and Mrs. I.,ouis Voisinet. Mr and Increase Your Cow Profits of Kden, The people of St. Johns are E. B. I’ilkinton 8|ient the week-end way .has come a real chance to » very Mrs. Wesley Black nnd daughter. Miss E.U. living in the garden of vegetables, with .Mr. and Mrs T A Healey at citizen .Vaoml, of t)hlo. were callers there In l.ake Otlessa. which spells food preparedness. the afternoon. .Mrs. .1. P. Roberts, .Miss Vera Fox, We have all along known that St. ------\ 1 Mr and .Mrs. Ixnils Voisinet. .Mrs. The Sguase Deal S»or*, by Increasing the Johns Is one of the pleasantest of the and Miss Maidie Newton were in [jtn- The new Triangle Motor Truck ' Doty, Miss Dell Miller, Mrs. Lee Phones No. 14 slng .Monday smaller cities of this state in which 1 no new triangle Motor Truck ^ ^loty and daughter, Irma. Mrs K. Ma- compaiiy has twetity-si-v acres of . har and daughter. Dorothy, attended Clytle Britten and Fred Schneider to live. But have we all done all we went to Detroit .Monday after cars for Amount of Milk They Give ground in which to grow on Some j the Wilsey Cemetery association sup- the garage. could to make it still better In every truck garden. ' per at the home of .Mr anil Airs. Roh- way? Have we given unselfish ser j ert Bond in Olive last Thursday Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Schneider went Any cow that is bothered with FLYS iiiid I.NSFCTS will not give on a fishing trip to Houghton Lake vice to the community? Have we at the home of the president. Miss as much milk as one that is free from these Pests. Tou may not believe it. hut stalls- jtainod the Community Club last Wed- Minnie Bueliler, Friday afternoon. the past week. boosted for the public welfare as tics show that since (he great flood we nesday afternoon. A Red Cross jiro- The next meeting will he held at the Win. Martin from near Perrinton, much as possible? have had more dry days than wet | Prain was given. Mr and .Mrs. Vois- home of Miss Maggie Keck in two waa the guest of his daughter, Mr's O. If we have not, now has come our Qijgg ser\ (“d lemonade, cake, cookies w eeks. J. .lolls, Thursday. Frank .Me Kinney and wife, of Vlc- Conkey^s Fly Knocker great chance. That chance Is to ! and choice candies. A delightful time ------hs reported by all. keryville. were Sunday guests of Mr. work. Work early and late, not In a No sonny, the (ish won ’t bite you if | HELPS ASTHMA AND HAY FFVER and Mrs. J. L. Dillz. , WILL BG Tin; STINT selfish way for our own individual you stay home and hoe in the garden. | . .Now comes the season when hay fe Mr. and Mrs. I,. (’. Brown and fam Spray once or twice a day and you have no flies, .No trouble selves, but in a big way, for the com ver and asthma cause thousands to suf ily were Sunday guests of relatives fer "I have been troubled for years and more milk. Best on the market. OLNEY and friends in I.ansing. munity at large Let everyone be This is a year when most everyone with asthma, ” writes E. C. Schaaf, Emory Mnlford, of St. Ixniis, was come a booster for the town. We is a potato ’’bug ” Creston, O.. "and find Foley ’s Honey the guest of his brother, A J. Miilford Keep your stables free from (he foul odors and lireeding places should make friends of our competi and Tar the only thing that gives me and family, the past week. for these Inserts by spraying once a tlaj-^-xxllh tors and work together all along (he relief. It loosens the phlegm so I can Mr ami Mrs. (' E. Relst and little A HAD SPUING FBU WOMFN throw it off, and sleep. Had to sit daughter were Sunday guests of Mr. line for a larger trade for all of our The lute, cold dump spring seems to Rev. p], M Starliard was in Grand Rapids. Wednesday nights in my chair, not being able to Heist’s parents in Ashley. business men, for better city govern have been partlclarly severe on the lie down, before using P'oley ’s Honey Gharles Allen, who has been home health of women, and many are suf I Otto Isea and land. Alton Simonson returned Wednes D. H. L. D. PARR GLASl’IE. ailv. July. a' few day.s witli her parents at Feti- Itlpplintr In Che hre«‘ze anrobate Monday and Alon a tiel.l I.f hine: Imsem- nf Wednesday evenlne R C. Woodard and family entertain md there a whil .Many people are realizing the super zo Webster was appointed executor. ed about .’’.(I Sunday. They were from The Misse-; .Muriel Mullen. Gladys Clarence E. Van Sb kle was appoint A Itei n.ltllle one and two iority of TI ME ROSE*" FLOFR nnd Tin; PRIVt IPI.F.S (IF BFMBCRtl V. Detroit, t'vid, Beaverton and Elsie. A .Mfvatcr am' llovd Eldn-r nnd Alton ed administrator of tlie estate of Jul picnic dinner was served on the dawn, •'I'hiis th > st.iis xxlll e'. r lemlnil us Simoi.son spent Sunday at Cr'stal ias G. Wise. • of the valihfol ly.-s if Mini inaii} more ure fust leiiriiliig of Its It Is interesting in looking back over witli ice cream and cake iiieh .slot m and .••Irife. will lead Miss I’ecey Fldriilpe returned to Hearing of claims in the Bennella Wl.o. Illl TUBE ancient newspapers files to see how R. H. (iilmore and fainilv .ind Mrs her lioihe hi Attica Saturday. aJtcr merits. Get in line und get (he most our fathers and grandfathers used to Richardson estate was held Tuesday. Gi*orge .Mc('linlock nnd daughter, And W lioe. l ive w ill never dim. spendinc tlie \vect< with friends here Adlan W. Skinner rendered his final Court Sowles of Milwaukee. Wis, observe July Fourth. It was no mere Gathel, nnd Miss Didla and I.aureii( e Whll and Idile shall he tin emhiem out of your baking by putting the ai count us administrator de bonis non Randall of Jietroit and Beaverton, of III Ml piiril.x and truth; was the puest of his brother. Mr and } affair of noise and double header ball with the will annexed of tlie estate of have been visiting in the liomes of C And w ■'ll tiatlle to defend (hem. Mrs B> ron Sow les, Snturss of life 1.1‘e Terwilliger and Ashel Terwil- Mr and Mrs Grtiver Hcibcek of We x-«- sex'iirel In splendid measure. i liper and family of Crystal were Sun- South Ovid, visited at Mr and Mrs. Al Ry our hosts In years of strife I d;. guests of their uncle nnd aunt, vin Boron ’s Sunday Mr and Mrs Thomas Terwilliger Announcement 'I'hiiiiigh these years the l-Tig has led ns 1 Mr and Mrs Ward Miller and two To victories on land nnd sea. I Dr Russel Gordanler and family, children were entertained at Jake and TUroiigh the storm and tempest led ua. j w ho are aliout to move from Grand Marrle Keck’s Sunday Marhliiger of x Ictory I Ledge to Callfomla. have been the Mr and Mrs Wilbur Butler visited Vorkton. Valley Forge nnd Trenton; 1= giie«t* of relatlx'ea here the past week. The North Side Electric Shop of Lansing has relatives In firand Rapids Saturday Lexington and Hunker Mill; Charles Benedict was In Wyandotte Vli'kshiiig. Oettyshurg nnd fharleston; aflernotm and Sunday Ati|e>matt •e.m. Mr* Allan and baby returned home Johns. We have a complete supply of fixtures, and the 2Mh of thla month Ferry, round tiy PXit-ln-nar; Farragnl. In resistless motion: I w Ith him vyill cheerfully furnish an estimate on application. Kitchen Cabinets Mr and Mrs L J Sleight. George iHwex. In Maslla's fray. r>ewls TerwilRper and family from Ruehler and Mrs A M Hnehler tIsR- Idvlngston. Montana, called on rel- ed relatives in P»»rtland Sunday. All thi-m- men and t’l'tces (ell us Can .sAve you money if you will let u.s do your What inir Illierty has mst; tlves and friends here Sunday and are a step-saver and a convenience Roltert Sjirlnger of Eaton Raplda, t>f the snejifice tfia( brought us Monday Thev mad" the Journex* from work. but fomi' rl> of this place, risfted old Freedom that must not he lost Montana, miles, bv auto friends In this vicinity the fore part of worthy of room in the Kitchen. Vet We laxv«- not |HTfe<-t rr<->Hinni Mr and Mrs Wm Benjamin and thla week In fhl^ Inntl that aeema ao free; children and Mr and Mrs Harris of Mr and Mra • arl A Smith of Ijin- For OIK Flag prol*o-fi» ^ Ii^nxon nimondalc. .lohn Baker, Mrs S Scott ilng. visited at his atster’a Mrs G J That rnalax'f.* from aca to a»a and daughter, Maude, were Sunday NORTH SIDE ELECTRIC SHOP Look over my line and be convinced. Ferguaon and family Saturday night l>-a<1 iia on. then Ttnui Ktemal. guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Jaquish CHAS. T. REKI), Prop. and Sunday Till r niHi. .1 alnxr atmll li^; Mr and Mrs Isaac Young. TJovd Mr and Mrs Wlllb' Boron and two Till w - onqin rea drink Infernal. Young, and Mr and Mrs I.41 Verne hlldren and Mr and Mra =Gua Romn And land from Rum la free. Messier son and daughter of Essex, [ * N. Lansing, Mich. iijffed at Frank Rnmn ’a of .North rirandt- thea t»ld nior>. gleaming were Sunday visitors of the former'll I S inday IX iiP : efr re all leer and ni-litht I son ’s Merman and Elmo, at Charlotte 1219 TURNER ST. CITZ. PHONE 7910 W. R. OSGOOD j Mrs Ada Roaacraoa. two aona and IS th- to- •«< her color* atreamlng Will ■rmlMxIlae our r-otinlrr light I Mr and Mr* Ed MefTow, Mr and The I 'ndrftakrr anrt Furniture Man ! daughter, viatted at the home of her i Mr*. David Chapman. Mr and Mr* A idaiightar, Mrs William Malkin and Flogl thou or t> fl(arr>' Raener ; J Mutford and daughter, Anratee. Mr flamllr Sunday I/ead In hatile for the right; I Till through all the world no manner and Mrs. Arnold Payne, Mr and Mrs : The RIehardaon Art Embmldarv or aftfweaator ahed Ita hlight F.arl Wlllert, Mr and Mr* O J Jolls i riab waa vary ple«aantly entertalaed -RKV x.ii.'l Hl'naON picniced at T>ing I.zike NEWS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN, TNIURSDAY AFTERNOON—JULY 19, 1917 PAGE 3

Mr. and Mrs. William Hart are vis I John Bengal motored to Lansing, WESTPHALIA iting their aunt, Mrs. Albert^Flnels, Thursday. of Lansing. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shueller and REW Miss Helnbuch, Miss Ulllan Loeher, I family of Fowler, were guests of Mr. Marlon and Dawn Banta were callers i and .Mrs. I.«o Cieller Sunday. Sketch Shows in Portland. Saturday. .Mrs. Mayme Kling and her two sons V® 'of Ionia, spent the latter part of last Adam Martin of Fowler, was here Miss Cyrllla Kensch of Lansing, Is Alice Keck of I.ainBing, is visiting One of Our Models in on business .Saturday, visiting* her grandmother, Mrs. Peter week with relatives in town. Mrs. Josephine Pulte returned to at the home of her aunt. Miss Maggie let ? Mr. and Mrs. I,eo F. SnitKen motor Pohl, for a few weeks. Keck. ed to Lansing Monday. Miss Bertha Stevens of Pittsburg, Detroit last week, after spending a I .Mrs. Upton of Laingsbiirg, is visit Mr and Mrs. Frank Shueller called is visiting at the home of Frederick ! week with her mother, Mrs. Bishop. on Fowler friends Thursday. Barker for a few weeks. ' “r. and Mrs. Theodore Fedewa and ing at the liome of her daughter, .Mrs. Charles Flynn. oile Dresses Frank Shueller was a business call Mr and Mrs. William Spltzley spent ! son. Walter, of Pewamo. spent Sunday er in lainslng one day last week. Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. i with her mother. .Mrs. John Shaefer. I Frank Touse of Washtenaw county Miss Hilda Snltgen of Detroit, is Joseph Martin of Fowlar. I *'*' ’• Josepli Trlerweller of visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Barnes, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Miss Edna Martin of Fowler, is near I^nslng, were guests of her par- part of last week. Snitgen. spindlng several weeks with her sis- ents. Mr^ and .Mrs Ed. Platte, Sunday, I Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd Ixmp of [.^lUsinK Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Fcdewa and ter. Mrs. William Arens I .Mrs. Frank Fox and son, Herman, visited at the home of their grand family of Bengal, were callers in town Mr. and Mrs. John Wahl of l4insing, visited their daughter, .Mrs. John mother, .Mrs. Barnes, Saturday. 0/1 Wlckenhelser of Heal City, last week. Sunday. were Sunday guests of îs parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Will Heibeck of Sliep- Miss Pauline Shaefer is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wahl. Miss Catheiîe Thome returned home Saturday, after a week’s visit ardsville, were Sunday guests at the Women ’s and Misses' friends and relatives in Detroit, for a .Mr. and .Mrs. Julius Thelen of Ben home of his sister, Mrs. Alvin Boroiy. few weeks. gal, spent Sunday with her parents, with relatives and friends in Detroit. .Miss Minnie Heir and Miss Pauline Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Kyes and Mr Cool, fluffy dresses with a smartness •Miss Bertha Hengesbach of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Math Spltzley. 0/1 is visiting relatives and friends in Mr and Mrs. Bernanl Simon and Simon returned to Lansing Monday, and Mrs. Itohert Bond motored to Wu- and style which mark the creations of Westphalia. daughters, Bernlta and Viola, and .Mrs. after an extended visit with their par cfuista. i’ortland and I’ower Dam Sun ents. day. the best American makers. Fresh and .Mrs. Joseph Platte and children left I’rsal Cotes of Victor, is visiting at charming summer weaves in white and for F'owier Saturday, after a week’s (he home of her uncle, .M. B .Mead. plain colors, stripes and novelty figured visit with relatives ami friends in Emma Chadwick spent Friday with voiles in a host of delightful styles ready Westphalia. her. to fit in with your summer vacation plana .^!i8S Sarah .\oeker returned home • .Mr and Mrs. D. H. RheulMittom of Si^turday after a week’s visit with her I.ansing, were Sunday guests at the grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph home of their daughter, Mrs. George .Me.vers, of Portland. j Sloat. Mrs. William Krewer and daugliter, * Mr and Mrs B F Lott. Mrs Will MAIL Real Estate •Mayme, and .Mrs Francis Mawicke of Keck, daughter of Gnnnisonville, wer*; e/Q INQUIRIES 6jS|EGEL@ Chicago, are visiting at the home of cullers at K. M. Chadwick ’s Monday SOLICITED mmmM wowimib * sTArt ML 8h.» —Is a nio«lern 7-room house. Large bedroom and bath Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hanses. i evening. Oo owfmnfi wmi AMv arms smi i on first floor. Beautiful flxtures in tiath room and flne electric Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Meyers and I The Cemetery Association was very DETROIT son. Sylvester, .Mr. and .Mrs. John Si pleasantly entertained at tlie home of light flxtures. Hot air furnace. mon and daughter, Katherine, of Port .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond last Thurs land, were guests of Mr and .Mrs. .lo day. The ladies voted $2u for the Red House newly decorated and In perfect repair This is a beauti st ph .\oeker, Sunday. I Cross. Table rec eipts, $8.(H) ful home for a smali family and in a line location on State St., John P C,ros8, John Baker, Mr. and ; .Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde .Allen of Maple East. Price $2400. Mrs. John Smith and son, William, Rapids, Charles Krauss. Roy and Fern visited her mother, Mrs. Ed. Lyons, spent several days with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gross and Miss Sypher of Hubhardston, spent part of last week NIrs. C. G. Biensteadt. ML Is a modern 7-room brick cottage on Oakland street, Carrie Platte motored to Beal ('ity the day Sunday at, the home of the Helen and Miriam Risley of Ponti i SOUTH BENGAL moilern in every way and in one of the best locations in the city. Saturday. They returned home Mon latter’s brother, T. J Sypher ac, and Rev. Frank Risley of Irwin. Mr and Mrs August Irrer enter tained several friends and relatives Price $3500. day. Pa., are visiting relatives here. Mr. and .Mrs. Cammon of Medina, Sunday and Sunday evening. 1 also have a modern house in Lansing to exchange for a house 'ER * *} Ohio, visited her niece, Mrs. W. T Mr. and Mrs. Will Heibeck and * .Tohn StilTler's house is completed. daughter of Ithaca, spent Sunday in St. Johns. BENGAL CENTER Plowman, the last of the week. Aaron Severance from near Ponti .Mr. Fred Marten spent Sunday in with Mr and .Mrs. C. G. Biensteadt. EAGLE Lansing . .\l30 2 houses in I..ansing to exchange for an Sii-acre farm. ac, retnriH*d liome the first of the .Mrs. Louise Diehn was pronounced week, after visiting relatives here. Mrs Frank Irrer is much better at insane by Drs. Hart and Gale, last Mr. nnrl Mrs. Frank King of Ver- this writing. Monday, and was taken to Traverse Mr. and Mrs. Seigle spent Sunday montville. and .Mr. and Mrs. Pearl City for treatment. We wish her a with relatives near Carson City. Recent rains hinder the putting in L. S. REED Lydia Heblcr of I.4insing. visited her King of Hubhardston, visited at Mr. of the hay crop. speedy recovery. parents Sunday. .Miss (irace Hicks is spending tlie E. E Sturgis’ last week. Mr. and Mrs. Farnk Irrer enertain- .Mrs. Helen Marten underwent an Real Estate and Insurance Mrs. Herbert Howe of I>-slie, visited week with relatives and friends here. ed friends Sunday evening operation at the Sparrow Hospital In her son, Eild. over Sunday. The .M E Aid society at .Mrs. Slinrtagc Creates l.oiigiiig. Miss Ella Bleis is doing Mrs .Mar l4tnsing last week Thursday. We are D. h'. Eildy and family spent Sunday Clark’s, was well attended. 62 were ten ’s housework, while Mrs. Marten glad to report that she Is getting St. Johns^ Mich. in Ovid, visiting Ivan .Mct'nimli. Kwicker—Funny thing about food. present. / Rocker—Yes; a shortage and is ill . along nicely and hope she may con (!iiy Hiniiian of Detroit, visited .Mr.’ •Mrs. F’.e4-tha I’atterson of Jackson, tinue to gain Room 8, Clinton Block and .Mrs. .loseph Hininan Sunday. longing exists at the same time. Miss Audrey Heibeek of Ithaca, Union Phone, office 236 Clinton Phone, office 108 .Mr and .Mrs. .Adam Kebler visited at Union Phone, re.idence 104 iiis sister's, .Mrs. Ixirenz, of n(*ar Lan sing Iteiitien llinman an»l wife of .Ann Arbor, visitcil Joseph Hininan. tlie ft re part of this week. .\ce I'ennlngton, wlio has iieeri vis Recruits are Fast Mobilizing at iting his son, Harley, of St. l.ouis. .Mo, returned home this week .Mrs. Kdd. Wilkins retunied from the .''’liarrow Hospital. Tuesday, after aî aliseiice from home six weeks. Dennis I'arks has liongh^ the liome THERON SHAVER & SON’S of Jerterson Eddy in Eagle. .Mr Eddy se rrices will move tiack to .N’orfh Eagle on his farm. -Mr and Mrs. Collins Snyder and OUGHT TO TURN YOU children and ,Mr. Hec k of Springport, Jackson county, visited at .\iyron Ha/.- OVER IN BED i-n ’s Sunday. .A very pltuisant suriirise was given the .M. E. minister of Eagle. last Fri Do your own DELIVERING and save PAYING day evening. The company presented such overhead expenses as PHONE RENTALS DE liini with a nice rocker. LIVERY BILLS, etc. ammoth 12 lbs. pure Cane Sugar $1.00 3 .No. .’1 cans RIVERSIDE Eager Buyers are fast to grasp this extraordinary opportunity of SAVING. Sweeping reductions have been Hominy ______....28c loti lbs. pure ( him placed on our entire line of this season ’s newest ideas in Oxfords and Pumps for Men, Young Men, Ladies, ,Siigiir ...... $8.25 Fancy pack. .No. 2'; cans Sweet Misses, Boys and Infants. Every Low Shoe in the Store on Sale. Nothing reserved. One, Two and Three Potatoes, Iso, Fred Vail spent a few days last pairs at a fitting are not rare, and our assurance of QUALITY, STYLE and SERVICE goes a long way in satis 24H lbs. Red Hose 2 for ...... 35c week in Prescott. Flour $1.49 fying our trade. Hegiilar •’<5c. No. .’i can Mrs F S. Banks of .Mason, was a 24H lbs. (•olden guest at George Ott s a few days last fancy Yellow ( ling week Hiile Flour $1.56 Peachi's, per can .. The patrons and their families of Men’s $7 Shoes for $6 ’-'4>4 lbs .No. can, high grade the I»tt district, lield a home coming pickled .Men’ s .New Fnglish I-a"!, Ladies ’ N;. H 'Flour Pears, per picnic at I’ark Lake Sunday. ran ...... ,...... _ 19c .All iiienihers of the Iteliekah I.odgc laee. clierr> tan eolor, are requested to be present Saturilay .-—-I' : regular price #7.(Hl, 25-oiiiice ean K. ( . evening. July 24 I’ictiie su|)per. sale price ...... S<{ High Shoes Baking Powder Alien Stamiitly and .Miss Helen Dills (•iin Metal Bin., \rm) Soap Deals •SI erit Sunday evening in St .lolins. last, tioodjear welt soles. Don ’t (hiiik this is a SCAHI!, I Ml. t aliimet Baking tlie guests of ,Mr. and Airs Vernon Begiilur priee Powder ...... when we say that from all Indl- Hugiielett. sale firlee . J?3.8.'> $4.75, $4.95, $5.95 ciitioiis uiut trade reports, that .Mr. and .Mrs. Gforge Williams spen/' 1 lb. Hoyal Baking Siiiidiiy afternoon in Graml lA}dRe, the Dark Ian vici kid laee, all standard I.aniidry .Soaps Blaek vicl kid vamp, high lace grey kid (op, .MAY KFAt'll litlo.oo per lltO-bar Powder ...... guests of lier sister. .Mrs Emerson broad toe,'low heel, reg tiriiiol's ular priee, i|is.iHl, turn soles, dressy heel, firoken dzes. liox. This niHi l»e averted, bat regular priee sale priee ... 4.75 we doiild it. 3 cans Dutch .Mr and .Mrs. A H. .Alexamler of sale price . 8. ’>.Or> DM* bars Crystal ( lea user ...... ( hicago. are visiting at .Mark l*ert- Mliltc So|»p . $4 50 ' nell ’s and (Tliarles Weiib ’s and caMing Black tici kid tamp. **- iiieh ( hampagne top- on old friends Men’s Black & Tan Oxfords hiuh lace boot, leather heel, regular H*0 itars .teme (i iloxes high grade .Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur We.'t and .Mr priee i!*s.(Hi. side price 4.95 Soap Matelies 25c and .Mrs Ralph Warii and children of tieii’s dark Itrown calf, Men ’s white rant as sport $4.25 I I-ansIng, were guests of J Warren lace Oxford, Fngll h liud, Oxfords, .N'eoliii soles, 10 bar*, any Laundry Fresh N'aflonal Bl^ciill •(Juiinlson Sunday. « (•oodyear welt soles, \ reg. price, i(>2..'»P 0*1 A LJ Blaek tie! kid tamp, w ith high white kid top, Soap 55c t o.’s Butler t raek- .Mrs. Rosa Banta ami dangtifers of liiimnier. Regular priee sale price .... V 1 { lace or button, dressy heel, with a (ioodyear ers. |K‘r Mi. Detroit, are vi.îting in Westphalia. $6.00 Men ’s Tiger Beignskin Helf sole. Regular price ♦s.oo sale C QCC- 5 burs any Laundry . after spemllng sever.il days in tliis lo laiee Oxford, welt sole, prlce ...... Soap ...... 28c 3 pkg>>. fre li Holland cality with friends t berry tan ealf Oxfords, Fiiglisli last, **Balstons,** itiixks ' .Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Phelps, Hu- lace, .\eolin soles, regu reg. price, i^L-Vi 0 liars I’agc’s Bard liert Plielps and Mrs. R. M. Carrier, lar priee (1* A QC Every Low Shoe in the Store thrown into this M nter Soap 25c t» pkgs. Siiowlioy Mh 'Ii spent Saturday afternoon and evening sale priee sale priei $3.75 at E. D Williams ’ Powder ...... -...... Men ’s White t'anvns Face Oxford**, Welt leatherflier soles, whirlpool of Cut Prices. Many more Styles on Sale (i liars Mascot I.aiindry OC^ Dan l..erg and family of Sayre. I’a., I returned to their home Monday, after liroud tiM’, regular urice, Soap , ...... (> pkgs. (.old Dust M ash sale price $2.15 than are mentioned here. Powder ...... a sliort visit with tlndr father. Chas. Lerg, and other relatives 3 pkg**. Post A number from this place attended Toasties the funeral of Jolin Sidilee of Lansing, LADIES’ $8.00 BOOTS LADIES’ $5.00 BOOTS LADIES’ $4.00 BOOTS LADIES’ $4.50 BOOTS Canned Goods . .Monday .Mr. Schlet* was a former .\ll liatana Brown Vi \ll lilack Viol kid. Black Vicl khl, light Pnfent A'anip, n-lnch Di Dis. I’resii tiriiniilut- ’ resident of Dewitt township cl Kid, Si-Inch lace or laee oi liiitton hoot, sole, lace l•ouls, me leather top, lare hoots, ,’l cans (4iinpbeirs ed Corn .Beal ...... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rouse, in com hiitton boot, leather high heel turn soles, dium heel, F and FF Louis heel. regular Soaps ...... 33c pany with relatives and friends of heel, welt sole. Beg. Regiilnr price, $5.00, I widths. price, $4.50, sale Itegiiliir 15c size* Iîtising. motored to Crysal Lake Sun priee, i$sjM», sgle price sale priee ...... ■...... Sale price ...... price ...... 2 XoJI cans Pressing ’s .Hacaroiil ...... day, where th .-y spent the day. Fancy Pumpkin ...... 27c Frank Rouse is now using crutches I 3 piickiigres He had the mlsfortiino to sprain his 2 >o. 3 cans ( rescenf for ...... ankle quite hadly, while attending the LADIES’ DRESS PUMPS Goods Pumpkin ______23c Baptist Sunday School picnic at Park Misses’'and Children ’s Pumps 1 doz. pkgs. H-oz. Mon Iîke last week. Neutral grey, kid piini|>, long \ swell Havana brown kid arch Corn Flakes ...... Dr. A M. Wheeler is tearing down vamp, newest pattern, high pump, heart shaped ornu. Our stock of Misses’, Children ’s, and Infants ’ pumps in Extra fancy, deep red dress heel, widths A.\ to D, Bought Alaska Salmon ...... 23c the barns on his lot and moving hla ment, turn soles, a beauty, white poplin. |>atent, kid. and gun metal at office back from the corner of his lot, regular price $0..»0, An nr regular price, |t{.tNi 0Q QC sale price ...... - )u,uu doz. cans (whole preparatory to building a new resi sale price _____ QuiUU This sale price) $2.75 dence on the corner of the loL Ivory kid pump, leather Lou Patent tamp, vicl kid quar 55c, 75c, $1.35, $1.75, $2.15 Candies The German band hoys and their is heel, long vamp, tarn ter, with Peek-a-hoo strap, Fnnipbell ’s, Michigan, Van- Just received a nice line of lady friends made calls upon Mrs. soles, swell style, widths \\ regular price $1.00, 0Q QC Season Camp ’s and Monarcli Fancy Paul Kleaver. wlio has been ill for to D, regular price, 0)1 nf fancy Summer Candies. Regular ♦T.Oti, sale price ...... )4tDu Pork and Beans, 2be and 2.»e grades. some time and Miss Helen Ott. an in All Patent kid I’nmp, welt AVe lit yon in I He, 2 for ...... valid, Sunday, and playeansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ridenour and Mr. and Mrs Harry Ridenour, of TEN PER CENT OFF ON ALL TENNIS SHOES AND OXFORDS. SPOT CASH ONLY East I-ansing, were callers there also. .Mr. and Mrs Henr> ’ Rouse, .Mrs An- nabelle of Iânsing. Mrs. Charles Sale Lasts Treadwell and .Mrs. Ray Durham mo tored to Flint, Corunna and Owosso, Until Aug. 1 NOTHING Friday, calling on relatives at these THERON SHAVER & SON Pierce & Hobart places A little niece of Mrs. Durham ’s Only CHARGED accompanied her home for a few days. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES ST. JOHNS, MICH. •M News Want Ads bring results. PAGE 4 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON—JULY 19,1917

THE NEWS I AUDETT WAN T 1 FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 20

tunlcr M. E. ( hurch Notes. COLUMN, I A week ago Sunday evening. Miss Edith Burley read a sorinon, wUU li all If you want to buy or sell = enjoyed The minister. Rev. U Phil The Call of let your wants be known In ^ ips, was at lainsing, attending a moot this column and watch re- a ing of the Y. M. C. A. suits. ‘ Next Sunday, Rev. Philips wlil ad dress us again us usual at 7:30 p. in. I .Mrs. Ernest ' Wakefield will enter tain the laidies' Aid next weea Wod- j i.esday afternoon. All come and en- FOR SALE I Joy u meeting at a farm home, 4V4 Cumberlands , miles northeast of town. FEATURING Sunday, July 22, 2 p. m-, devine ser- \ices will be held at St. Paul's Evan F«K SALK—House and two lots gelical l.utheran church. Tex Mark cheap. luQulre of C. C. <'allahan. 8:19. Subject, “Our Dally Bread.” Dunstiiffi Union ’phone 259. ______^tf I Catechism, 0 26, 27. Sunday School. As Rev. E. P. Beyer of Mason City, F<»K SALK t’UEAl’—One large can Iowa, has.accepted our cull, ail the This is the latest Dustin Farnnm picture and Is taken from the vas, 30x40, made of 10 oz. duck E ’ members of the congregation are re . 'i. %% jviCv well-known book of the same name that Is so popular Just now. L. Emmons. ______quested to attend in full nuniliers. 1 ——- FOR SALE—(Rag and Ingrain carpets, St. Jo Iiii’h Church. l_V,,„ Bcihiiiaiiii-llullwcg, who, ut> imperial chancellor, lias i»ecu Ihe center of a storm or illssmsion in Ger Reg. prices—5 reels-Shows 7:15 & 8:30 also men's second-hand clothing. ! Mead and Walker St. Rev. A Wat- 104 Ottawa St X 51w2pd many. "J- I’nolii'e hayoiiti cliarge eople marvel at tlie troutile makers only go on to other FOR SALE—House, barn and 3 lota, sermon; Wednesday, St. James' Day, stupidity of senators wlio are unalile known as the Thos. Hefty estate. j 9 a^ m., Holy Communion. localities iiiiil I'untinue tlieir nefarious Don’t Miss these High Class Pictures NEW;:; REVIEW OF to coiti|ireliend tlie n«»ces.sity fijr sjieedy propaganda. Work is ut a .standstill Ned Foster, adm. Pompeii, Mich. action. 36tf I .Methodist Episcopal Church. in many oTtlie ltigg(‘st mining and linn- We show only the best and latest pictures for less money than I The Rev. Charles J. Kruse, minister. President Appeals to Business. ber eamps of flu* countr.v. yon can see them In the cities. ' FOR SALE—1913 Ford. Good condi I Sunday School at 9:30, Mr. A. L- Tlie department of lalior last wi'ck tion. All new tires. $185.00 F. H THE pm WEEK President Wilson on Wedue.sda.v is Beginning next week onr tirst showTvUI be on Tuesday night. McCartney, superintendent. Theme of sued an appeal to tlie luislness inter creat(*d llie I'liitis] States piililic serv McCllntock, phone 211 Blue, West discussion in Men's class, “Quaker ice reserve, for th(* moliilization of State St. 51wlpd ism: .A Renewal of Evangelical ests of tlie eonntry to display true loy President's Embargo on Foods alty liy foregoing unusual pmtits in adult male volunteers for service in ! Clirlstianity.'' (•miiloyiodits of every kind, public and FOR SALE—All of block 8, Lynn's • Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon and Other Supplies, Hard si'lllng tlielr goods to tmth tlie'gov«‘ru- addition to the city of St. .lohns. iiieiit and tlie |iulille. He warne«t private, wlilcli are necessary to etT(*e- by the minister- Theme, “The En- tive eondiiet of flu* war. InQuire of Mrs. H. D. McCabe, 50(5 I chanted Chase ” Blow at Enemy. llieni Miat extortion would not he tol State street east 51 w2 j Evening service and sermon at 7:30 erated. and eonileiitned ••sjiecially tlie Russia’s Drive on Lemberg. FOB SALE—One Buckeye 8-hole drill, with sermon by the minister. Theme, ship owners wlio Imve inaintalneil an Russia’s re-uwakeii(‘(l troops, direct Deerlng mower, Deerlng binder, bob (“The Failure of the Man Who Means unfairly Iilgli seiiedule of ocean ed Iiy General Bnissilotr nnd conimand- Well.” AMERICAN CROPS TO BE BIG fKi tglit rates. At Ilie same time mein Sickness is bad; to losejob sleighs, wagon with hayrack. Fred i*d liy General Kornlloff, (.•outiiiued ic"' G. C. Emmons. St. Johns. 42tf ! Sunday School at Bengal (5range lier- of tile ('oiiiull of .National I >e- ■hall at 1:30. Mr. Asa Blunt, superin- tlieir great drive in Giilicia last week is worse; but poverty is the feiise were liolding important conf»-r- uik I inlllcted a Irememloiis lilnw on the FOR SALE—Second hand auto, combi* j tendent. elwes with ilie lieads of Ilie great steel nation touring car and truck. Eight I I’reacliing service at 2:30. Sermon Russians, in Tremendous Drive on Au.siro-fierman forces hy iireakliig worst calamity 2f by the minister. Theme, "The Import Lemberg, Break Through Teuton eoncerns to arrange ffir a sntilelent tlii'ougii tlie'.r lines uml capturing minutes to change from touring car supply of stei'l for war imriMise.', to truck. A bargain. W. R- Oegood. ance of The Rural Church '' First in Line —Governmental Crisis in llullcz. Tills eiiy Is regarded as tiie 49tt a series of sermons on “The Rural Germany May Result in The Innnediate result of tlds confer key to Lemtierg. ilie Immediate olijec- ence was ilie assurance of the sjeel (Tiurch Problem ” Internal Reforms. J tive of the Itiissiaii orreu.slve, nnd last FOR SALE ( JIE VP — White and piod'i •• Is 'hai tliey would supply all year was imsuecessfully nttnckeii with black Shetland pony, 5 years old, Riley Church News. tile sleel needed I'.V Ilie government at BnissihifT fniiii the norfli. This time harness, saddle and a fine cart; all I Sunday, .liily 22. 10 a. m . divine By EDWARD W. PICKARD. :i to lie fixed after the conelu- ^le moved on ItN'rom the .south and as good as new. .Address Joe services will b< “ held at St I’eter's Tile inalUT of food, its production slon of III" trade 'commission ’s cost in took^lt with eomparaxive ease, togelh- Barnes, Ithaca, Mich 51wlpd E\angelical I..iilherau church. Holy and control, is l>ei'omiiig more iiu- quiry. I'lielellpon tile liresldenf 1111- I Coininunion will he ce’elirated. Con- er wiili a great iiiimlii r of prisoners. FOiT'Vv I.E—Machinery parts, shaft porlaut daily as a factor in ending tliorl/ed I'lininnan I>enjnan of tlie sliip- Tile German and .Austrian armies were , fessional announcements Friday and tile war. 'I'he iiit«‘rnational aspect fling liosrd to eonumindeer sliips on ing, pulleys and second hand auto Saturday. Text: Mark 8:1-9, Subject, .sepnratf'd ami tlieir ninrah* so tiroken mobile tires and parts. Fivenson was liroiiglii siuirply to flic front lust tli(‘ stocks, shl|)yards atid nr.v mate that KorniliiiT was cnalded to use Ills "Our Daily Bread.” Missionary festi- wei'k wlicn I’resideiit Wilson pro & Taitren, dealers in rags, rubbers. I val Sunday, July 29. Rev. C. M. L- rials if n< ‘<(‘ss-ary and to liegin expen Coset. St. Johns. Clinton phone 33. I Ilaeuser of I'ontiac, will preach. Col- food and s. Brlri>.h tremlies w(>r(» 50tf mock scene, and I’a and Ma I’reston, I with all flieir troubles and quarrels, exportation to neutrals of all food- for many. During tin* week tlie war captured to a dejith of 150(1 yards on a AVANTEir—Two loads of new mixed will be present for the evening's en- stiiiVs lieyoiid wliat tliey need for tlielr department issued eompleie Instrue- j front of 1,4(21 yards. Tills German at- THESE ARE SERIOUS TIMES FOR US AS A NATION AND FOR Itertainment Between acts. .Mr. Chas. own susteminee and what we and our fioiis for the work of thi' exemption hay. Must be number one. O. P. 1 tack may lie part of an attempt to EACH OF US INDIVIDUALLY. Dewitt & Son, St. Johns, Mich (Austin will give a selection. Given allies can spare. It would bp stupid hoards .so that it might he carried out reach Dunkirk, or It may have h( ‘en 51wl ■under the auspices of tlie Boys' and to rout lime to supply fraal. eveu Indf- with expedition ami witli rea.sonaiile made to fori-stall a British drive along 1 Girls' Club of the church. reeily, to our enemy, ami the United assurance of fair and Ju.sf treatment WE MUST WIN THIS WAR. D'.VNTED—Job on farm by young wo the esmst that wiiuld threaten rtie Ger- State.s. tlioiigli slow to act. is now act for all select(sl witli death ami wounds^ iiian siiliniarine lias(>s. man, picking fruit or other light United Brethren Church. ing tiriuly. Tin* neutral nations of file training of the selected soldiers WE CAN ALL HELP; BY GROWING ALL THE FOOD work. Can handle team Write or Rev. C- W. Ballou, Pastor. Tli**re was tremendous tigliting in course are wailing, tmt if tliey are hot are tieing rapidly cfaisfructed and ail France, the G(*rmans making desjierate STUFFS POSSIBLE; BY AVOIDING ALL EXTRAVAGANCES phone News office. 51wlpd The nieinhers of the girls and boys for us tliey are In a degree against us otlier arrangements enrrhsl to com- classes of Bingham Sunday School attacks especially along the ('heiiiiii AND WASTE; BY CLOSE ATTENTION TO OUR BUSINESS j w ill give an ice cream social in the find must stand tlie consequences. pletlon. (l(*s n.ames. But f!i(* French witlistood AND BY SAVING OUR MONEY. jcluircl^ parlors, Friday evening. July I’resideiit Wilson, lielng a luiiuani- It was made known In Wasliliigton the as.saiiits sioiitly ami wtieii tliey IF©ir Rmih ■ 27. .A program will also be furnished tarlaii, insists iliiit tlie neutrals named that every man of the 10..'7(»(i.0(i() reg- were driven iiaek sinywhore. invarialdy In the auditorium This will be free. must lie permitted to ship info Ger isfi-red will he drawn and tlmt etiougli recaptured th(* lost ground. OUR BANK IS A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR MONEY. I Bengal —10;00, preaching; 11:00, many dairy products provided that of the first iinnies as tliey come out of WORLDS OF PASTURE—To rent jSunday School tiny can give guarantees tlmt sucli tile liox will fie iis(>,| to fill th(* first Germany's Internal Troubles. cheap. Good fences and water plen ; Bingham —1:00, Sunday School; products will lie eonsumed only iiy army. Tin* rest w ill he on reserve and Germany ’s lnt( ‘rmil ferment is in WE PAY THREE PER CENT INTEREST. ty. Stock seen dally. Separate lot ,7:30, Senior Endeavor; 8:00, preach wtiiaeii ami elilldren and oilier non- will lie called out In tlieir order as long creasing. tile opponents of ('liiincellor for horses. Jas. N. Fisher farm. ing. 43tf coinliataiits. Tills (s kindly, Imt ig* as more are neisled. voti B(>tlimaiiM-llii|iwog are growing nores tlie fact tliat the German women Vet another step in tlie making of in mitnbers and lioldm'ss, and tlie cah- Coiigregatlonul Church. are ilolng most of tlie work in the em th( ‘ great nntioiial army wns taken la«f inoi seems to tie lireakiog-up. But all William Roscoe Kcdzle, .Minister. pire, releasing all tlie men for liglitliig. lids can have no immedlnte effect m Losit smd Sunday, lOr.lo—Morning worship week vylieii I’resld. nt Wilson nilled In Clinton County Savings Bank and sermon by .Mr. Kedzie. Great Crops in America. to tlie federal service llie entire Nh- tile prosecution of tlie' wur. for it is tiomil tSuard and National Guard re Jnternal and tlie gem-ra! sttiff, headed LOST—Kit of auto tools Finder 12:00—Sunday School. Tin? suei’ess of tlie Aiiierienn eain- serve, the transfer to lie romplefed iiy hy Hindenliurg and laid ■iidorff. doml- J. C. HICKS, President, C. E. BALL, Vice-President. please leave at this office. olwlpd No evening services during the palgn for tlie inereaile of prodiietion •August 5. Tills l(>gallzes tlie sending nat(*s the entire Imperial govcrmmmt. R. C. DEXTER, Treasurer. I summer. is ileinonstraled liy tlie Idgldy eni ’our- LOST—Wednesday, July 11, a gold of the Guard outside tlie boundaries of f'haiiges In file ministry mean little aglng goveriiinent forecast of crops. I rooch with ruby set. Finder I ’uve ■ Buptisf Church. the nation. more fluin the sulistltiition of one set 'l'lu‘ acreage sown was iinmeiise and at this office. ndv51 .vl , F. C. Fistler, Pastor Various oceiirrenees. more or less of puppets for aiiotlier. and even llie Morning worship, 10:30. Theme. tin* general outlook is for corn'si»ond- fail of tin* cliiuieellor will tie of only LOST—Near Mount Rest cem>tcr>iVtf j “One of Gwl's C,re,Tt Men ' Ingl.v immense yields of all grains ex- unimportant in iliemselves, have nroiistvl otfr more than lenient govern academic lnt( “rest to tiie mitside world. last Sunday a pair of nose glasses I Bible school, 12:00; B. Y. P. IT., of o<-pt wlieaf, and even in wheat there aecaoi locaoi lOcaoE aocao Leave in care of St. Johns Granite mont to tlie danger of iiermlffing Ten It would appetir tliat llie war must go 6:30; evening service. 7:30 Subject. will lie a fair nverage eroji. Tlie yield on until the kiils(*r. tlie crown prince company. 51 wl “The Deliverance of Peter” tons and their friends full llb(>rty in of eiitii will ■4)0 tremendous, and In a nnd the Brnsstnn mililiiristic chiefs I I-adies' Aid society will meet with wtird, llie I’niied States will have not this country, and a iiumlier of Gernmn WHY YOU SHOULD arc ellmiDated. or imtil tlie Gernmn ar CARD OF THANKS. ] Mrs. .John Warstler, 404 Traver st , only an almndanee of foml grains for pmploy«><*s of the diplomals In Wnsli- I wish to thank all those who have Tuesday, July 24th Ington have lieen deporferl. F.very day. mies meet siicli eriishing defeats that itself, luit also great stirplus sto<-ks for the jieople fake matters into tln-ir i)\.n so kindly remembered me with flow- I ---- its allies. Tlie crop of potatiK ‘s will t)iort( ‘d Tide themselves with mawrial, o®® . Subject for the lesson sermon for age and tliat ttie yield of grain will he 1* times as much energy as the dlsordi'rs if It is carriisl out. Phe Oer- by a majority in (tie relelistag. a miu- woman has conceived the. idea of col- 1 Sunday is "Life " A cordial in- “ns good as in 11»1.5,'’ wliieli wns a same amount of eggs! O luan-Amerlcnn press continues to at l■it(*rilll ertsis was inevitalde. Tlie eiii-* lecting odds and ends of worsteds and vitatlon is extended to all to attend year of ilroiiglit nnd miseralile crops in 15 times as much as steak. Q tack our government ’s conduct of the peror liiinself wi iit so far ns to issue Because yarns of all sizes and colors. These services, the em|ilre. ' (5 times as much as pork. ^ she sorts according to size and color war, to “strafe” fSrent Britain nnd to a manifesto il('elarlng for e((inil frnn- The siAiate is still frying t») formu sneer at Russia. cliisi* In I’russia. This, If granted, will S times as much as rlre. and has them dyed either a khaki or Very Purtirnlar. navy blue. Of course the wool has to late a law to regulate the distrlliution decid(*(|l.v w('nk('ii the diimlnaiiee of the 2H times as mnrh as potatoes / Doctor —Did the patient have his nud tise of the country ’s food nnd proli- Getting After the I. W. W. be knotted In many places, hut care .lunk»*rs in the I’nisshin government. 'Twice as much as beans insomnia medicine every hour as I ably other sujiplles of vital importance, Tile Industrial Workers of the ful knitters can cover the flaws. ordered? The attempt to r(*Mtore the .Main liii nnd has agreed to vote on the liill on IVorld. a generally dlsrepiitHiile organ einjilre in Chinn met witli dismal fall- The above figures are from government tests of the relntfve Nurse—Oh, yes, doctor. 1 woke him July ‘21. riie long and patience ex- ization that is openly opposed to the CARD OF THANK<». for every dose till he staid awake to ur(*. and now turns out to have lieeu food values of the different articles of diet. We extend, our slncerest thanks to | take IL liausting wrangle over fids measure war, Is making all the trouble for the flonncod hy Germany. .Anorli(>r hril- our neighbors, friends and Cleaners, has liei-n eiiused largely by tlie deter country tliai it can liy fomenting llnnt stroke of foreign policy iiy 7.1in- forlOr theirLOeir kindriiui assistance iiiiriiiKduring theluo i ■ ■ - ■ mination of the “ilrys” to take advan strikes and riots In those parts of,the nieminnn. The young eiu|K*ror again sickness and ^death of our beloved j gT^TE ok Michigan , County of tage of Ilie circumstances an*l make West w'liero it is strong. It Is accnseil nlidiented nnd Genenil Cluing Hsun, ^^Kleen—Maid ” Bread | baby, also for the beautiful floral of- ' Clinton, S8 It a iirohihitlon law, • Whether the dl.s- of heln^ wholly pro-German nnd its (he his sjionsor nnd The kaiser's agent, re ferlngs At a session of the Probate Court for tillation of whisky shall lie prohlhlteil, Ings are certainly treacherous and re- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kobagen, Jr. the County oftJIlnton holden at the I’ro- tired to the ImpArliil city serulon of IS PERFECT BREAD l>ate OrriL'e, In the City of Saint Johna on whether the stocks in bond shall be helllons. The war department has an I’(‘king, where he nnd his fast dw la Thursday the 12th day of July In the commandeertsl and used for munitions, nounced that It Is ready to do its port year, one thoueand, nine hundred and dling army were heinineil In liV tlie re- He Meant Well. whether Iwer and shall survive in suppressing these dlMirdprs. nnd va Visitor—W^T would like to locate a Be» •■■nte* ‘n. pulilienn forces. Present, J C. F'LYNN, JuS. for the examination of said account, at deported them. Such mild treatment CARD OF THANKS. urged In vain, the food speculators The American steamer Kansas was de We wish to express our heartfelt the IToliate Office In the City of St. have been making immense unearned helps, the town that applies IL hut the Johns. And It is further ordered. That stroyed by a (i(‘rmHn U-lioaL Baobab Trees. Explained. thanks to the neighbors and friends notice l>e given to the persons Interested for the benutl^ll flowers and aid ren In said estate of the time and place of 'The thickest tree trunk Is said to he “I know a man who Is very soc- dered us In our recent bereavement. said hearing by causing a copy this a blind that would not be pulled up baclr again and round and round lika that of Adansonia dlgltata, called the order to be published In the Itt. 7obaa WAirylng Happinetm oessful In bualness. and yet all hla Mra. D. B. Shafley and Family. News, a newspaper printed and .-Irculat- The bishop of Manchester, speaking straight by the servanL a coal scuttle a squirrel in a cage conld be a per baobab trae, a natlva of Africa. 'The customers know bis talk about kia Ing In snltl countjr' of Clinton for tlWM at a meeting at Church Houae, Weet- the bottom of which wan. always com fectly happy man. —London Mail. trunks are sometimes more than thir goods is chiefly hot air." A Cmel Retort succeaelve weeks previous to said day of ty feet In diameter and the tree never hearing. roinister, eald the secret of happineee ing out, found hla way to tha lunatic "How does he manage to fool then, Mabel — Weren’t you surprised wae to hare a eutflolent nraltlt^o of To some men opposition is oppor more than sixty feet high. ’The tree Is when Oeoffrey propos^? J C. FLYNN asylum, but tha man who had no time then T’ (A true Copy) Judge of Prohate worrlee. tunity—like the wind against which strictly tropical, but grows In the ex A.VfBRA KINO to dwell npon hie worrlee heoanee he treme south of Worlds. “He doesn’t. He deals in fumacee." Oraee —No. Why aKonld I he? had to go from} one to another end the boy’s kite risae. \ Mabel —Everybody elee wma. Clerk of Probate 51 w4 The man who had only one worry, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY APTERl

ioi»i Fred Emmons wss In Argentine [Mias Ruth Cross of Alma Is spend ‘ Mra. C. J. Kruse and daughtar, Le COLLEfiE LE8H A LCXIKY. Sunday. ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Clar one, left today for.Chlcago to spend One thing we may be seeing befora Mra. Alex LIbey vlflltod In*Lansing ence Smith. a few days They will visit the va Sunday I Mrs. Sam Ferguson and daughter, rious conservatories of music and con long is a better chance for boys to Harry Keller spent Sunday at Crys j Althea, from Detroit, spent part of sult some of the best vocal instructors work their way through college. la tal I.ake. i the week with Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Van while there. recent years the tide has been goina I Dyne K I. Hull wan In Grand Rapids somewhat against them. Some iDstl> I Miss Naomi Rice and Miss Agues iiUiiiiiHjiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiH!!iiii!iii:iniiHHiiiiiiHmiiaii>iffRnHiiini Monday. i TheUen are taking a two weeks vaca- j ^tutions have increased their tuition I Mrs. L>. M. Putnam was in Ovid j tion from their work in the St. Johns 1 i fees, and of course the cost of living One-hour Sale Wednesday. hospital. i Anpouiicemepts has risen. Meanwhile, in many collega Mrs. G. A. Tupper was In Niles, I Sister Constanr-e, formerly Miss | g j tow ’iis the number of jobs a boy could •Mich., Saturday. Edna Giffels, is spending a couple of j I .Milo P Van Deuseu returned from Future Events of Importance g I And to help meet his expenses, haa ' flays with her parents, Mr and Mrs 1 i fallen off. Cleveland Sunday. | C B. Giffels. Throughout the County , J. H. Woodruff was In I.,anslng Sat Mrs. Sarah Love and daughter, Mrs, Now, however, a movement is under urday on business. SATURDAY, JULY 21 ' Dr. H^nkens of Lansing visited at way to bHng the college course into I ("lories Holland spent the week the home of their aunt, Mrs. Frances end at his home in Ovid. Gay over Sunday. Bengal grange will have an Ice I three years, instead of four. The plan ; Glenn Foerch and Roy Tremper Mrs. Louis Crowell and daughter. cream social in the grange hall is to cut out the long summer vaca- Greatest Bargains of* the Season. spent Sunday in Crystal. Marietta, went to Ovid Wednesday to Wednesday evening, July 2.'). Every- j tlons and run the college plant all tha ‘Miss Helen Williams returned to spend a couple of days'with .Mr. and one invited. adv year round. .No student would be com ht-r home in Flint Tuesday. .Mrs. D. K. Barrus. •Mr. and .Mrs. David Steel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Re«lfcrn and The W. R. C. next thimble party ' pelled to attend In the summer montha* CHOICE OF Moody, were in liansing, Sunday. three children of Chicago are visiting will be held at the home of .Mrs. J. But many boys who could raise tha| 1 I-^rl Tupper of Flint spent Sunday with tho former's parents,^ Mr. and P. Minard on Wednesday, July 25. money for three years’ attendanca, with Mr and .Mrs. G. A. Tupper Mrs. F. W. Redfern. when they couldn ’t raise it Tor four, Mrs. A. 1). Little spent the middle of Mrs. Ix>ui8 Dewitt and daughter, tho week with relatives In Toledo. Agnes of Detroit and Mrs. l^Hmer Ap and w ho want to get into business as .Mrs. W. W. Danley is visiting her pleton of Mt. Vernon, HI , are visiting NEIGHBORLY SCRAP ENDS quickly ns possible, would doubtless Trimmed Hats daughter Miss Mary Fuller In Flint. friends here this week. take the chance gladly. Mrs. Kd Corkins and Mrs. J. D. -Mr. and .Mrs. F. W. Redfern weiit This doesn't yet meet the case of the Henderson were in Lansing Sunday. , jp I,.an8ing Sunday to see their grand- IN ARREST OF ELDERLY MAN 0 boy who has to eaFn as be goes, you ' .Mrs. Joe Clark and daughter of son, Vernon, mustered into Iânsing HIGH-PRICED HATS NONE EXCHANGED Fowler spent Monday here on busl- battery of the l^tional Guards. SYLVESTER FAKKM ARKKSIKH may say. He needs the summer dJI.OO nessi I .Mr. and Mrs. Koy Stilson and family months to work on a paying Job, does AFTER FIGRT AND PATTERNS OR SENT ON , , .Miss Jennie Black spent the week and ‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Waltz will n ’t hef end with Miss Hazel Hicks In Lan drive to Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Stil aI V B MiiiuiiiMiini sing. I Quite so, but the new plan provides INCLUDED APPROVAL son will spend the week there. s Mrs. Alex Me Arthur and two child I Mr. and Sirs. Annis of Dimondale Upon the complaint of Wm. Atkin- for this also. It divides the collegs n ren spent Sunday here with Mrs' E. J. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redfern and son, Sylvester ^rks. who lives about year Into four quarters, each complete ! Warren. two miles northeast of St. Johns, was .. .. family of Iânslng were guests of Mr- arrested Friday on tê charge of as- . ® students money runs ' Mrs. E. G. Waltz and Mrs Roy Stll- and Mrs. F. W. Redfern Sunday. charge son and two sons spent Wednesday Mrs. J. Purdon of Edmore and Mrs. sault and battery. He pleaded not out, or when the right job offers, be It In Ovid. John Steinan from Remus returned guilty before Justice E. M. Whitlock, summer or winter, he can leave at the 9 to 10 a. m. 3 to 4 p. m. Miss Margaret Kress of Detroit is and his trial was set for Friday, July to their homes after a short visit with end of any quarter and return when the guest of her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. their sister, Mrs. A. J. VauConsant. 20. Philip Kress. Atkinson lives across the road from he pleases. All he must do Is to finish Mrs. C. M. Pruner and two children a total of twelve quarters, no matter Spencer Clark of I,ansing spent of I..ondon, Ont. left Tuesday after , Parks, , . and their trouble arose when 8 to 9 evening Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs. spending a couple of weeks at the Atkinson------went------over to„ -get------some of j when he takes them. .\nsou Clark home of Mr. and .Mrs. James Pervis. his pigs which had strayed Into Parks Already Leland Stanford and Uirt- the .Miss Nettle .Arens from Westphalia, Frank Williams, of Company E., yard Both looked .somewhat versity of Chicago have a plan some- YOU CAA'T AFFORD TO MlbS THI^ SALE Is visiting at the home of Miss Mar worse for wear after the scrap, ac- I 33rd Michigan Infantry has been jjy thing like this. Now It Is being advo- garet Frace. granted a short furlough and visiting cording to the reports circulated Miss Helen Bond of Detroit is this week at the home of Mrs James some of the neighbors. Atkinson, who Gated at one of the conservative East> S|)eiiding .several weeks with .Miss Bailey. IS the elder of the two, was confined em colleges- President Hopkins of MISS S. C. DURKEE Doreen Black . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Walter and fam to hfs bed for several days. Both live Dartmouth admits there are some ob Mrs. A A. Schultz of Ovid, spent ily of Owosso juiturned to their home a Ion 3. Tuesday here with her daughter, Mrs jections but ho says we must do some IOC lOBOOl Wednesday, after spendii^ a week j J VanDyne. at'the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Bert BOYS GO PK’NiriBiG. thing to make college education less j Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Titus and haby Bradlsh. of a luxury, and in this he is assuredly fiiniuniiiiitiiiwnuiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiuiiii!ii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin George Osgood and Zelma Jones Raymond Hull went to Chicago ; of Honor, arc the guests of Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilson, .Mr. and The Sunday School classes of W. R. right spent the week-end with Howard and Tuesday. I Mrs. Oral Granger, Mra. John Gilson, Mr. and Mrs. Osgood and A. T. Putnam went to Helen Scofield In Flint. j .Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Kline and John Geo. Summer, and Mr. and Mrs John Round Lake Wednesday on a picnic. W. H. Benson has gone to Toledo ! and Will Feldspauch of Fowler, were In the aftornoon their teachers took MANAGING A VACATION. ‘PERSONALS I Mr and Mrs. Walter Emmons and on, business. Price, and families were Crystal vis ^ here .Monday on business itors. Sunday. them to Lansing. From there they As the hot days arrive, it is, as usual* daughter spent Wednesday and Miss .NettU* Whitaker is visiting in Mr and Mrs. Charles Cross went ti» went to tho Espanore farm to see our time to consider taking a vacation. Of Thursday of last week in Detroit. i Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Talniadge s Brief nows paragraphs Jackson this week. ! Flint. Tuesday, to spend a few days and two children were in Ithaca Sun battery boys They reported that the course, some people take one all the \Vm. Martin returned the first of j Dean W. Kelley tried a case in with the former's brother, Cross grounds were very wet and tliat they | jonceriflnt; the people of day to visit Mrs. Talmadge's mother year around. But even by hard-work- St. Johns and vicinity. :: the week from Detroit where he had 1 Charlotte this week , I Mr. and .Mrs W. T. Putnam and .Mr. Mrs. Talmndge and son. Dean, are ; were still busy putting up their tents. been taking a ten days’ vacation. i Mrs. Roy Crawford is visiting in ;;nd Mrs. Geo. Shaver and children spending the week there. j Mr. Osgood said the boys were not in people a vacation can be either ■iiiiiiiuuniiiiuiuuiiinnniiiiii iiiiniui Miss Edna Harriman of Detroit Grand Rapids this week. jare spending the week at White I.ake Mr and Mrs. E. E Cranston and I a mood for cracking jokes. used or abused. Indeed, It seems that visited at the home of Mrs. Edwin Clyde Bates of Elsie vvag in town I .Miss Myrtle .Marvin of Ovid return- son, I’age, and Îr and Mra. Ray i ' many persons fall to get very much Burt the latter part of last week. Wednesday on business. I «•(! to her home. Tuesday, after spend- Insure with D. L. Hunt. tf Welsch and son, Lynn, of Linden ! BCYINO AB.\Y FROM HOME. ^ good from their holidays. They even Ro.val Cranston Is spending the I ing a week with her cousin, .Miss Ruth Glasses fitted. Dr. SQuair. tf Rev. and .Mrs. Wni. Exner and I drove to Stockbridge Sunday to visit i It is one of the qeer things of life take barm. daughters, I..aura and Ortha, visited i >eek In Linden with Ray Welsch ' Phinney. Dr. and Mra. D. O. Crantson. i Mrs. D. B. Shepard of Shepards- Mr and Mrs. L. F. Green Thursday •Mrs. Milo Taylor and daughter. .Mrs. D. H Moffet and two daugh •Mrs. C. P, Reed of Belding and Mrs that many people like to buy goods at How else can one explain the fre ville was in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ij, F. Spice and family Netti^ spent Sunday at Mt I’leasanr. ters. Ruth and Margery, of St. Louis, O. C. Reed of Dallas, Texas, returned long distances from their homes. They quency with which the question is ask- Miss Helen Washburn, of Detroit, of Detroit returned to their home Fri .Miss .Margaret McFarren of Mt. Mo., spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs to their home Monday after spending ) seem to regard shopping as one of the ed, “Have you recovered from your I’leasant visited friends here Sunday. John Curtis. returned to her home Friday. , day after spending three weeks here. the week with Mrs. Earl R. Vincent, i diversions of an outing trip. They vacation yet?” Of course, this may re Mr. and Mra. Will MTieeler spent Mrs Fannie Moore of Pontiac, spent Mrs. M R. Rusli of Cleveland, Ohio, 1 .Mr. and Mrs W. J. Black and .Mr and .Mrs. Jesse Kett returned to Sunday with friends in Lowell. the latter part of last week at the Is,visiting at the home of S. -M. Stil- daughter. Doreen, and Mr. and Mrs their home In Pewamo Monday. . scatter their money ahbut at one place fer only to a fact commonly known, Miss Mae Cobb of Elsie spent Sun home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Salter son. , Jesse E. Bancroft, spent Sunday in Miss Dora Thornton went to Ovid, and another regardless whether they that after you have broken your re- day with Miss N. Ruth Holmes. .Tlrs. Mary Schram and daughter. Mrs. H. H Ostrand* r. of Belding, is ! Grand Rapids. Tiiesda)’, to spend a couple of days know anything about the stores they gular routine for a while, it does take Mrs. Milo Taylor and daughter Net Alma, spent Friday at the home of the guest of *Mr. and MVs. Stephen I Mrs Rose HIngle of .Ashley spent with Mr and Mrs. T C, Thornton, be are patronizing. Thus they help every ] a day or two to get back into harness, tle spent Sunday in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Alberi Longcore of Shepards- Parr. I last week at the home of Mrs. Amanda fore leaving the latter part of the town to prosper except their own. Francis Lake of Mount Feller, spent ville L. W. Zavitz and wife and .Mr and ; .Ackles, and took treatments at the St week for an extended visit with rela even though you are feeling better the week-end with relatives here. Miss Iva Gay has returned from Mrs Durrol Harris were in Ovid, j.Tohns hospital tives in Elkhart and Goshen. Ind. _Of course the merchants of any than when you left home. But the need Miss Ezma Vaughan, of .Morrice, is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. ■MHs Elizabeth V.tnDeusen left Fri Mr. and Mrs Charles Way. .Mr and town gain as well as lose by this hab of “recovering ” from a vacation may Miss Elsie Woodhams of Ijinsing , day for Washington, D- C. vi here she visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Dikeman Francis H. Taft at a cottage at Pine Mrs. .Albert Shaft. Mr. and Mrs. it. If they lose home trade that should run somewhat deeper. It may mean Miss Agnes Thiel of Flint spent the i^,kp. spent the week-end w ith friends and is to be employed as <-lerk in the gov- Frank Parson and Mr and Mra. Ar belong to them, they get trade from week-end with Miss Dorothy Hall Mr and Mrs. H. W. Wilcox of Grand relatives {ornment bureau of Foreign and Do- thur Loycock of Lansing were guests that you didn't think the situation Miss Uiella Sperry of Merle Beach Rapids spent the latter part of last Mrs. C. E. Baker is spending a j mestic Commerce. , at the home of Mr and Mra. M. B visitors from other places- But it re- over carefully enough before you spent Monday with Mrs. E. Cornell. week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. couple of weeks with friends near Beach Sunday mains true that the places where there started. Luddington Mrs. Fred Aldridge of Brecken- H. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Townsend and ta a strong sentiment of loyalty to Everyone ought to ask himself, be ridge was In town Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smedley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Train of Du family. Mra. Condiff. and Miss Ruth home enterprises are the ones that go Mrs. J. H. Gladstone and children C S. Scofield drove to F’llnt Sunday rand spent Monday with Mr. and Mra. , Pardee went to liansing Sunday to fore going on a vacation, “How tired returned to their home here last week. 8|iending the day with their respective Will. Parker. COMING see Jjawrence Townsend mustered in ahead. am I as a matter of fact?” Just a Mrs. W. T. Church is spending a relatives. i Dr. and Mrs. W. A Scott and fam to the National Guard Others who It Is a great thing to know person little mentally weary and needing a ily visited Dr. Guy Houghton at Gun few weeks In Port Allighany, Penn. Mrs E. H. Lyon, daughter, F'rances, : went over from St. .Johns were Mr ally the reputation of the merchants change, or tired clear through, mind Miss Elizabeth Miller of Westphalia and Mrs. C. S. Scofield are spending I,ake Sunday. ta St. Johns again and Mra. John Plowman and son. with whom one is dealing. The stores fatigued, and body run down? If a visited Miss Mary Farrenkoff Fri n few days with relatives in Fenton ' Misses Jennie and Louise Hicks I.eon, Mr. and Mra. Guy F'aegle and irf a distant efty may look attractive person haa reached this second stage, day. and Flint. j were among the St Johns jteople at - ’Ht Miss Irene Walker, George Judd. Mr and Mrs. Ed l.amb spent the Ned Lvon has returned to Conway, Crystal Sunday, ^ Harry MaclC Myron Hostetler, and seen from the outside. But they may then he ought to lay aside all Inten- y, ■* of the week In Detroit on busi where he is looking after his father's Mrs. John Workman and son are Theodore Thornton. have a preslstent habit of working off tion of having a strenuous vacation ness. farm, after spending a couple of spending the week with Mrs. Harl Mrs. James Small, of Uosf'bnsli. vis ■weeks here. ' Saylor of Elsie. second grade goods. The prices seem and give himself all the rest he can ited her son, Wallace Irving, last F .M. Spaulding spent Sunday in Aire. Frank Beardslee of .Merle [ nwi’xxrqrx. low, but just the same thing could he ^ possibly get. Some physical exercise week. Crystal with ills wife and daughter, Beach spent Wednesday with her sis In a number of places, this summer bought at home for the same money, each day may be* all right, but It Mrs, George Fisher of Chicago visit Marguerite, who are staying at tlieir ter, Mrs Lulu Dean. may not seem quite like summer, be If you told your merchant that you should be stopped the moment the ed friends here the latter part of last coffnge there. Miss Alta Henderson of Ijinslng cause there will not be as many Chau spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. s would pul up with a second grade ar- muscles grow tired, week .Mr. and .Mrs E. B. I’arr, Miss Myr tauqua assemhlies held throughout Mrs Hester Bassett of Lansing vis tle Ben.'J'in and .Miss Hilda .Navajas and .Mrs. James B. Henderson V tide i On the other band, if you are feel- ited last week with Mrs. Walter visited Mra. Cynthia Jones in S< Miss Gertrude Brya is spending the country as usual. For the fortun The people who buy away from ing fairly fresh when you start. It will ate towns and 'cities that have kent Smith. Ciiarles. Sunday. several weeks with rel.ttlves annia and Mr. and .Mrs. C. .M. .Johnson drove "literary”^ magazines printed a long Dewitt Sunday. Thelma Sherman went to Shepards- to Owosso Friday evening Mrs N. Hillsburg you are running no chances, as you don ’t need to”, she promptly replied, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lake of I^tnslng vHle Saturday to visit at the home of Johnson remalne«I for several days article, singing Chautauqua ’s praises, know from long acquaintance the “I just change ray work, that ’s all the spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F Stickney. Mra. J. A Piilfrey was called to the well-known eye- i The woman who wrote the article character of the merchants with whom vacation I need!" Mrs E E. Lake. Miss Emma Nienieyer of Clare is I'hli.igo Saturday on account of the sight specialist, is com had been lecturing on a Chantauqiia you are dealing. Mr and Mrs. Harry Carpenter and spend.ng the week with Mias Cath lli’.ifss of her sister, Mra. Clara Mc circuit. MTien she started out, she Mr and Mrs. L. J Carpenter spent erine Stevens of this «an Sperry spent the week ed here Sunday at the heme of Mr. Hathaway, of Way Cross, Georgia. Is entertained at her home on Wednes end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs Richard Foley the guest of Mrs. Alice Hathaway for nervousness, dizziness, humbug, after you have been waiting Heaviest Taxes. day afternoon, July 11. The time was A. L Winslow In Ithaca. Ki Kate Roche spent the week- tho summer. headaches, frowning, all year for a good week of profit. “The taxes are indeed very heavy, spent knitting and sewing. Some of Miss Ida Hicks Is spendfnlf the 1th friends In Detrott. and is Mrs. R» W. Glaspie and daughter. blinking, and muscular Many an industrious woman gets her and if those laid on by the govern- the ladles are doing Red Cross work, week-end in Grand Rapids with her spending a few days with Miss Anna Kathryn, spent last week with Mrs. housework so arranged In advance ment were the only ones we had to aunt. Mrs W. D. Bishop Ryan, who la teaching li^the summer J. R. Vickery at Crson City. Mr. trouble of the eyes. pay we might more easily discharge Mrs. Wm. H. Osgood entertained a that she will be free to attend all the Mr and Mrs, Maurice Crane, of T>an- normal school at Ypsilanti. Glaspie joined them Sunday and they them; bnt we hare many others and company of young ladies Wednesday slng. spent Sunday at tho home of Mr. and .Mrs W. Richards, of spent the day in Crystal returning to Those who arc troubled with meetings when Chautuaqna comes to much more grievous to some/ of us. evening at her home on Caas street, Mr. and Mrs Sam Corkln. Grand I. man lays special We are taxed twice as much oy our at a miscellaneous shower In honor of Miss Thelma Houseman of Detroit home of Mra John Kelly. Mrg, Wm. Mr and Mrs. I.,. D Parr and Mr. and idleness, three times as much by our Miss Ruth Henderson, whose mar Is spending several weeks with her Judd and two children, of Hampton, Mrs. Wnv. T.«ke spent Sunday in Itha an opportunity of seeing this business for the same riage to Howard Hicks of Homer, is purpose. Chautauqua will remain a pride and four times as much hy our aunt, Mrs. W. A. Williams Va., who are spending the summer ca. Mrs. George H. Dean of Ithaca specialist. folly. ”—Franliln. to take place soon. Dainty refreish- Jehn Kitchen of Grand Rapids came here, returned with them to spend a returned with them and is spending I success heranse It meets a wide and mdnts were served In pink and white. Saturday to vlalt at the home of Mr. the week with Mr. and Mrs. Psrr Remember the date tme demand of the American people What IMd She Heaat The bride-to-be received many pretty and Mra B. K. Btormfeltz Mrs F. E Aldrich and Miss Tot Mc Mrs. E. H. Wilson, Stanley Wilson. She —’’Let us sit nearer the music.” and uaeful gifts. Mr and Mra. F. J. Ridenour left Kinley spent Sunday in lAnalng with .Mr, and Mfs. I>eon Palmer of Dewitt, Tuesday* July 24 at .She Kaevrs Ha—”Bnt then you can't hear what Monday for IJma, Ohio, to vlaft the Mrs. Eltta -McKinney. Miss McKinley and Mrs. Euna Woodruff spent Sun I *1116 man —Yes, It waa guiclde. I’m saying to you." She (rising) —"I Howard Hicks of Homer, la tka latter's slater, Mrs. J Miller went on to Iâlngsburg and Detroit day in Crystal. Miss Efile Curtis of Financially ruined, they say! knovr. Come along." —Boston Tran- guest of Midi Rnth Henedraon. Mrs. Glenn Danley and daughter where she will visit relsttvea, going Edmore returned with them and will I The woman —^What a fool! Why, ■etipt. Mrs. Monroe Smith and dandhier. are spending th* week with Mr. and from Detroit to her cottage at Caae- ■pend a week at the home of Mr. and my husband is financially ruined ev Doris, vrent to Holly today to visit ra|| Mn. Andrew Oeeok In Owosso Steel Hotel vllle fo rthe renaainder of the aummer. Mra. Wilson. ery Monday morning. Nawa Want Ada hrlat raavlta. ativss for a few days. PAGE 6 ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON—JULY 19.1917

Floyd Squler was a visitor In Muir sition in the American State Bank. time with her ton, Hiram Daley and Sunday afternoon. Mra. Edward Weale spent a few family. OVID Hoacoe Harrua was caller In days last week with friends at Iâiis- Mahloii Wesuer of Flint, and Chaa. ing DlnRler of Detroit, were guetiU at the Pompeii Saturday home of Mrs. Amanda DinRler Sun .Mrs John Davidson was a visitor Mrs. Cornelia Southworth visited friends in Owosso the ttrst of last day. ' in St. Johns Thursday. .Mr. and Mrs Robert Coruse. of llruNe!* Kout in Hh ) Kuke. C. S Jackson of (Owosso, called on week. Cleveland, Ohio, spent several days JaineH Muiiltun, non of Mr and Mrs D. C. Woodard was tlie guest FRED C. BURK friends in Ovid .Monday. with her sister, Mrs A. H. Morse, last Mrs. A H. Moulton, who reside In I) K. Simmons of Ik-troit called on of friends in Ionia and Greenville lust week Mlddletiiiry, met with a painful acci friends in Ovid F’rlday. week- Miss Maiiel Jenks of Owosso, is ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN dent while workiiiK In the hay held \V F. Cole spent Friday and Satur .Miss FIIh Walker has been spend HpendlnR a three week’s vacation at Saturday In some manner his foot day in l.anslng last week. ing several days in A psllanti uinl De the home of her mother, .Mrs. W. a cauKht In a hay rake and was badly John DeRose spent a few days with troit. Jenks The Store that Does Things” ' j bruised AlthouKh no bones were friends in Lapeer Ifist week •Miss Anna Dewitt, of Owosso, spent Mrs. ixuia Hlfth of Detroit, and Mrs. broken the services of a physician Mr and .Mrs, George Brooks of St. tlie latter part of the week with Ovid Ralph Mahuney of Flint, came Tues were required. The wound seems to Johns sp( ‘iit Sunday in Ovid. friends. day for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. be healiiiK nicely and It is thought ' Mrs Judd Dean Is spending several Thos. Steadman ami daughter, of D. Beebe that It will heal within a short time. weeks with relatives in Flint. Flsie. were visitors in Ovid Friday ' .Mr and Mrs. Frank Jenks ^nd He is able to get about with the aid When it Comes to Fdward Sniitli. of l.unsiiig. < ailed on evening. I (laiiRliter, Grace, and Mr and .Mrs. of < riitehes. Binds fri<‘nd8 in Ovid one day lust w* ek G. B. Doiist of Toledo, Ohio, vlslti-d j Fmniet BurRess were visitors in Flint .Mrs. .Mary Bare is spending a few with his mother, .Mrs. George Doust I Sunday. New Ford Service Stutloii. days with relatives in Minsing. Mr and Mrs F A .Marshall and Your^ A big improvement has be' n made recently. Mrs. Flm* ‘r Bow Biy is iin|>roving Mr and .Mrs. Judd Dean entertained SlauRbter, Helen, and .Miss Ethel Boyd in Ovid’s business i)la<()s. with the BUYING SHOES from liei recent stroke of jaralysls their niece from Flint several days 1 have be* II spendinR several days at Grain eompletion of the new Ford garage .Mr and .Mrs. George Broiiaw wt-re j ArRentine and service station on tlie Meehan lust week. callers in Owosso one day lust week H«d)er Drake n-tnrm il to Ovid Sut- j Mr and .Mrs L. T Htorrer and la»w- lots on Main street. Th*- l>uilding. Without snarling, knotting, Ri( hard Starr, of Tol' do, Ohio, vis iiiday morning aff* r spending 8**ver- I rence and .Mr. and Mrs. W J. Hath which is of cement block construction, High Prices are ited with friends in Ovid Wednesday. al (lays in Flint. away'and Donald sjient Sunday at breaking, and without waste. Ik large and roomy, affonling att excel Rev. and .Mrs. D. 1) King visited Scott Itedfern, of Glenview, 111-, .ArRentine lent chance for the display of automo I If you ’ve experienced trou with friends in Lansing, last Tuesday. was tlie guest of Harry .)ven a few Mrs. D 1) Holdridge of lais AiiReles, Unknown Here biles. The building was constructed Mr. and Mrs. W W. \V(M)dworth and (lays lust week, 'California, was entertained at the ble with your twine we want for O. K. Smith, the Ovid distributor family, werd Owosso visitors Wednes Mrs. (^ Hiisse went to Grand Itup- home of Mr and Mrs, K. B. Voorhees of t<'ord cartv, and the new occupants Beginning Saturday, a genuine general clean up you to try PLYMOUTH this day ids last week for an ext(-n(lc(l visit I last week are moving Into the new location year, for we know it will give .Miss (’alia Jarvis was the guest of with her daughter. ; Mrs. Fred Hazle of Shopardsvllle, that means something —for instance Mr. and .Mrs. William Smitli. south of .Mrs. Don Fit(-h of St. .lohns, was the I was tlte Ruest of Mrs. GôrRe Beards- you perfect satisfaction. M. 11. M S. Meets. Ovid guest of her panmts. Mr and Mrs. : lee and Mrs Grace Johnson here last The Woman's Home Missionary So .Miss Villa Munson retnrneil to Ovid Almond Jolly Sunday. Wednesday. A Work .Shoe Special for Men —a big value at $2.89 ciety o' the M K. church, held Its reg Saturday, after a visit witli friends in John Scott entertained his brother I Mrs Fred Blery and children, of ular tceeting at the home of Mrs. Jen : Ohio. and wife, .Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, i FarminRtoii, caiiie last week for a vis Plymouth nie ,larvis, last Tuesday. .Nfter the J. I). Havens and family of St Johns of Detroit, last week. it with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs .Men ’s Oxfttrtls —Black or tan, reduced to .. usual business, Mrs. Jennie I>llts took ' were visitors in Ovid Sunday after J. W. Voorliees was in Grand Rap 1 Martin Stiff. $1.98 charge of the program The to|ii«‘ was noon. ids several days last week attending I (' V Harris was called to Sullivan. Twine “Alapka ’ Tlie year’s study of "Mex I .Mrs. W. J Graham and son. Mark, the furniture market. ; Illinois, Tuesday of last week by the .tn .Issortnirnt of Roys ’ Shoes, including dress 4 and work shoes in Granit Calf, Box Calf, Elk- ^ I Xty ico” was coticluded at this meeting were guests of friends in St. Johns Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Tliomas and fam s(-rioiiii illness of his motlier, who is will tie more bundles and and a very Inter* sting talk on ‘Mexi last we**k. ily have moved to th*-ir farm two 84 years old skin and Moose skin Sizes 3 to 6. Reduced to .... co” was given by Mrs. L. K Millingar ! Roliert Hyslop, Jr , has accepteil a miles iiortli of the village i Mrs. C.rH(-e I’orter and .1 H. Bodle bind them more securely of Little Itot k. Arkansas A vocal position in' tlie Reo Motor Company, .Mrs Samuel Ferguson, of Detroit, of Flint, were Ruests of her brother, than most other brands. A solo was giveti by Miss Florence I in I.4tnsiiig. siient several days with her inotlier. j CeorRe .McGIinchey. and family, one .Iny Lady’s Oxford In file store, pulr ...... $1.98 Jenks. The hostess served light re Miss Gladys .larvis went to Bancroft Nils .S H .Allen last week ' (lay last week ball of PLYMOUTH in your freshments. : Tuesday for a visit with .Misses Hi'len .Mrs Samuel Viiill and (lilldren. of ilarold S. B(*ardslei- assumed his twine box means an even flow i atni Hilda Hart. Vandertiilt. have lieen visiting at the duties at the Dvid State SavlnRS Rank One Table of Men's Ifrcss Shoes. Gun metal tHId Voting I'ettple Wed. i .Mr. and Mrs Frank Fiserman of lionic of .Mrs. Carrie Ha/le. .Monday .Mr. Heardslee has been made Rliicher pair ...... of twine way through to the A quiet wethling took i)lace at the : Detroit, arc visiting licr parents. .Mr Don Holland, of D*'lroit. spent last assistant (-ashler ver>' end of the ball. home of Mr and Mrs. f) T. l iter, .Mon ami Mrs I’ W Bane week in Ovid, tlie guest of his parents Roliert SliinRleton left Tuesday of No stops — no delays—a real day afternoon at .l.nu o’cio» k. when I Iîren .May and son. l.yle. of Muske Mr atid Mrs 1’. W Ho IIhik I last week for Salida. Colorado, for a their (laughter. Father M I tter, was gon. .-pi nt Saturday and Sunday w ith .Mr and .Mrs. C \. Stansell, of lîn- visit witli his (laiiRhter, Mrs Howard saving in time and money. n urried to (leorge F White, The K'latiM's liere. sliig, visited with .Mr and .Mrs. .1 I, I’arker, for six weeks <-ereinony was performed by Itev. 1). .Mrs. Finmctt I’ullcn of Detroit, is .'5tans(>ll in Ovid last week. Mrs Wayne Woodworth and son, General 10^ Discount Order Early! I). King of the M F. chnrih. and was visiting with lier pariuits, .Mr and .Mrs .Mr Fliiier Doyen and son. Dale, Keith, returned to their home in Pe- (ii'orge Gill lirist witnessed by only the immediate rel were guests of relatives in Detroit Iroit Friday after visitiuR with Mr. ON ALL OTHER — and take iidHintage of the atives Mrs. A. A. Schult/. visited witli her tlie latter part of the week and Mrs 15 S Woodworth The liride wore a gown of pink taf daugiiier, Mrs .1 F \’an Dyne, in St Mis.' Ituliy Tliayer and .Miss Heb n Lavvrenc( ‘ Storr('r is takiiiR oharR*- PKK.SK.NT PRH K ji«. it i- bound feta and carried a bominot of white .Idlins, Saturday Warren went to A'|>'ilanti Saturday of the Xatlonal Express Company of- Men’s Work and Dress Shoes to gii hiirher, ovvinir to the lilies The young people were iinat- i .Mr anil .Mrs. In* k Harris and fam where the\ will visit relatives. lice here, in |)l-ico of (JeorR*- White. seureil\ of sisal. teinhul The house was decoratfd in ily of l,!tnsing. sjicnt the sveek end at Mrs Jay Smith and son, Clare, re duriiiR till' latter’s va(-ation white llli* s and roses iln ir home in Ovid tnrm-d honn. last Wednesday after Tile fo vnship iioard Itave ai'pointed Following tlie ceremony refresli- Clyde Bate.s of FI-ie. visiteii with spending -evoral (iay- in Flint Verne .McKinstrey township treasur ment^ were served the gnesis liis 1 rollicr. Dr 1! I,. Bat*-s, in Ovid. Mr and Mrs Is'on Waltz, of er, to fill tlie -aney (-aiised tiy Ken Hoth .Mr and Mrs. Whit' are wdll- ou<- day !a :t v.e-’k. l..in:'ing. vi-ii(»d witli tii.' part-nts Mi neth I’rawford s reslRnatli'ii known ('''ul young iieoidc. .Mrs Wliito Mr- .\ I! Hunter of Flint has le i-n ami Mr ( 'ter Waltz Sunday. vv Hathaway and 1,. T. Storrer are CASH GROCERY SPECIALS SATURDAY, JULY 21 graduat* (l from the (Ivid higli >* liool pending a few days with tier iindli- .Mr and Mrs Alfred Sipii.-r and makinir e\iensive in jirovements in the in the class of llMt: and .''Inc*' Hu n has i-r. Mrs. I'-’ iirge Vest ( hi'dreii vkdte.l with .Mr and Mr-' Wilkiiisi'ii proiierfy on First stre(‘t. TEA SPECIAL licen assistant in the post ol'icc. .Mr t'leaiider ( liajman of I.an.slng. \'( rm S(pii.-r in Detroit last week ' .'biili iliey recently piircli. -d |u bars any I.anndry j .’i pkgs. >Ionareh ( orn Mr. Whit<* also graduated from tin was the g n-st of lier sister. .Mrs l-'.lira G>‘orge McGrcer.v. who i- working Mrs Hanvid Hiiiiic and ctilldren. SoHp ...... 34c We hiue .iiist reeehed u big r Flakes ...... 23J (!vid high srhfM)! in tlie clar:' of I'd-l. ■ reen <■ .a-r .Sunday on file St te road: near Davlsliiirg. I’atrieia and Rot-''rt. and Miss Gra(-e Mi.' .Mildred Holland went to De shipment of hiirli grade Teas. Ho has been employed in an expre.ss vudted n Iati\es in 0\td la.st woi.k Tiumtmll, of :i, visited witli Mr. :{ cans (’anipbell Soup troit Friday morning for a few ifay .’ 32<^ - large (aiis Luke Shore ofhte in Tlelroif and last week was Mr (Gorge l)a\i.' has tiem i.end- and Mrs 1’ 1* I’cele Saturday after .SDMI trim; >EW it P - relatives Pumpkin . ___ 22<^ made the hnal .-gent for the .Vatiomil ing tne flu •• .if I?av city, the giie ? noon ’2 large bottles 1 atsnp Mr. and .Mr II I* .'-Jn.Mier were . 23c Kxpres.s ('omiiany of li* r danghfi-r. Mrs Floyd I’eft.v. Mrs F G (’(inipiiell and da iRht r. and giiaranleeil to please, Big .liinibo Sour Pickles, do/ 25c The young peopl* left Monday fler- g' Sts o! friend: in I’*-wamo. tlie lat' .\n e\ ‘ ition of an (dl burner at- Mary laiuise. reliirm-d to Hvid .Satur lu lbs. (’orn Meal 460 due Tea, pound _ .. 49c noon for I'rie, Pa., wlicro thy will vis *er pan of the we* ‘k failiment for range:, h;*' Itecn held in day. after siiendinR two week- v'ith I large pkg. .Monarch Rolled Mr- Fli uiiietli I’orler w ill b aV(. this til-- Rii'i.soii ■'t'.re tjiiilding till w. ek it relatives, 'fliey will also visit Niag Mr and Mrs .r-m<" Camiiliell, near Fine t ream I’heese. per lb. 290 oUc Tea. pound . 3f)0 Dills 23<^ ara Falls bof(>re returning home They week for Detroit, wln-r*- sh*- will visit .Artii'ir Mik* .-'ell r(-furTied to Oviii Mf I’ll :l- .lilt will reside in Ovid relativi s for some time. S tiirday. after siiending two w(‘»'ks .Mr and Mrs I '.-orz.- Fdson. .'r . and .Monarch Food of B heat. The linest. big, heavy l•'ê•pkg. Maeroni 10<* Miss Wilnia Wli-dman ->f Owosso. ti,iv(ding through tli<' wo'stern states _s:'>n. Ger -ld of i’ort Huron hav(. tieen .\tty 'I. Hunter wa: a I'usitioss w : the guest of .Mr :ind Mrs. .lolm Mr .ind .Mr- FdAvar.l Doak and chil- .i .-f,-'- with tli'-ir parent . Mr and I80 pkg. .lellieoii 23€^ caller in Flint Friday 1 in O'ill Tliur- day. dieti of i-! aiialia. are visiting with .Mrs George Fd "n. Sr . and Mr and 2 pkg**. 350 Fancy Pork f'harle.H Holland was a caller in St Mis Gertrud' Me. lian of Lam ing lii: tuirents Mr and Mrs Frank Iioak; .Mr.' Gtiarl'-i. Walk- r pkgs. Blue Ribbon Johns Momiay morning. s|ien» Sunday with her tiariants. .Mr. dr and .Mr- : la '|e Brulnard and .Mr. Henry .Sinifh ‘'rman of Detroit 1 Egg Noodles, per pkg. Fdwiird I,. Smith was a Intsiiiess and .Mrs Tlionia . Meetuin ( liiidreti of (iwosso. Were guest:' (d' who has be *. 11 visitiiiR her sister. Mrs 5o 1 for Sutiirday, pniiiid 24o itaisins ...... 24<*]î caller in St Johns Saturdav Mr and Mr- W D I'otter and Mr Mr and Mr Jerry Hubbard. Sunday I eoFRc Gleason, went to Ionia Satiir f'halmers Redfern of St John.- vis attd .Mrs H D I’ott* r wer visitors in .Mi: Kat<- Hfdlaiid of Lansing, spent day for a visit with lier daiiRhter ited friends in Ovid Thursday. -'wosso. om- day Itisr week. Sunday at the lioiio* of her parents. Mrs l^dv\ard Kr:iintirink Thomas .Anderson is quite seriom ly Mrs .lohn \l(-r grandtnotli**r. Mr and .Mrs Frank Clark of Siif- Wedn'*sdav for Newtu-rry. where they F. O. f'ampb* !! of I.«an.sing, spent Mrs W ’trahani. Sunday fon ’s Day. were in Ovid Thursday, the will spend some time fishinR They Sunday with his family in O id Mrs. S .1 Redfi rn ami ( hildren of guest of .Mr ami Mr.s .A H Morse made the trip by antoinohlle and Charles Faton and children were j Glenview, ill . are guests at the home l»r. and Mrs. .1 T .Atdiott and John (-amped each niRhf (*nroute. callers in Owosso Tlinrsday ' ventng of Mr and Mrs R C. Lowe and Mrs Grac. .Vtkinson and son. Mr and Mrs GeorRC Taft liave been Mr and Mrs J 11 Chaffee and fain- ! Miss Fdna .McGIinchey qa-nt sever fiobcrt, sp(-nt Sunday at Crystal l,ake. entertainiriR .Mr and Mrs .\ B .sReele lly were visitors In Owosso Sunday al days in Muir last week, the guest .Miss Maude Stetibins visited at thi> and daiiRliter. Maude, of .Auburn, Ind . Mr and Mrs L J. Itoyd and chll'l- ^ of Mr. and .Mrs George We-t, liome of her brntbep. Tliiirston Steli- and Mrs if C. Thomas and daiiRhter. ren FI* nnor and Rcdiert spent Sunday ' Mr and Mrs I-karl Payin of St liiii: in iIWOSSO the last of the week J- wel. of Wyamlotti-, several days at Park Ltike I John- . visited w itli Mr and Mrs l-iar- •lolin Sinilli. Glareiice Van Orsdol. Mr and Mrs D. K Barrus enter- Judd Dean left Saturday for Hoyne ; nesf wriglit. Sunday afternoon. Klli.s Alderman, and Karl Fitch were iained his mother. Mrs M .A Hirriis ( ity wlicre he will sju-nd about two Mrs W G C Generke is visiting in I'.-troit tie- latter part of the wi ek of I’ompfdi. and sister. Mrs C. .1. weeks fishing. with her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs A. .Al- Mr and Mrs .1. (' Kinney and .Awien and son. Clare, of Little Rock, The Mr. and .Mrs Tliomar, Rico of L.in- exand< ‘r. in Mayvill**, this week. (l.-ilighter, of Lansing, were gii(*«ts of Arkansa.'. last week They went to slng, visited with friends in ovid and Mrs Frank (Onnel atid cliildren of her sister, Mrs .1 W. Voorhees la-i roinpidi Saturday, v vicinity Sunday. P.enton Harlinr. were guests of Mr w eek .Miss Ha/.ol Iloyd returned to ivId, and Mrs G F .Smith last week. Mr amV-Mr' 'ieorge Wood and Mr Monday, after visiting with Miss Nor- : .Mrs .F.-nnie Jarvis and daughter, and Mrs l-'ri-d Carr, of I’ontlac. Iiavi tna Fuller in Flint Gladys, visited wih Mr and .Mrs Lnth* been vi; iting with Mr =.nd Mrs \’ern<- ! DRAKE’S CROSSING t Mrs Fdwarp Wni. Perver and sister, Rettle Bpen. 58 Pure Bred last Friday at .Mma .And their sister. Frankie returned liom‘- wih them. in time of need is the dollar Mrs. Claud I'runer and children of London. Canada, spent a few days la; I week with .Mrs Geo I’ervis, and fam that you have saved; it will DUROC-JERSEY HOGS ily Mr and Mrs IMum Hiintoon. of I.an- siiiR. spent Saturday and Sunday at work for you in times of ad th' ir farm Iioiik * with Mr and .Mrs. At Auction on farm 1 mile North-east of St. Johns, I•hlllp Waltz. .Mr and Mrs Tlieodore Thornton and family of Duplaiti spent Sunday versity and prosperity. with their nm-Ie and aunt, Mr. and .Mr: .A H Bacon and family. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1917 \Crnon and RaRlIn itacon returned By availing yourself of the lumie Monday, after spendinR two weeks with their uncle and aunt. Mr. at 1 p. m. Free Dinner at 11:30. Sale will be held rain or shine in a big tent with seats and Mrs. Bert Fisk, at Eklwardsburgh .Mrs .1 W Fnnist of I>ansinR. visi- opportunity offered by our for everybody .H. L. Ingleheart of Elizabethtown, Ky. will give opening address and have I fed .Mr and .Mrs Ia.h} .Molnett Sunday. Hiram Burns and daiiRhter .N'ora were charge of sale, assisted by Colonels Cixby and Miller of St. Johns. callers there also. Savings Department, you can Mr and .Mrs I.ewls Boron and daiiRhti r. .Mrs. Fmma Caskey and «on, Consijrnmcnt consists 45 hrird sows, j^juarantced in pig, 10 spring pigs, and 3 fall Kenneth, of New York city, spent Sun easily become a successful day with Mr and Mrs J. C. Shumaker boars. These sows are the genuine Michigan harmer type that grow big and get fat on Mr and .Mrs I.«w|s Brown and fam ily, and Wm. Pearson and family, all grain and g/ass with a less amount of grain than any other breed or kind, .Any farmer that sp* nt Saturday and Sunday at Ply saver. mouth. and Cass laike. vIsitinR rela tives. doesn ’t make a practice of growing his hogs on grass with a little grain added does not The little infant son of Mr and Mrs Fdd Bullard of IânsinR was burled make the real profit there is when they are supplied with plenty of forage. Sunday In the Merrihew' cemetery. .Mrs Bullard was formerl.v Miss Reah Dunlapp THE STATE Ne.xt week I will tell you how I mail** S acres of altalfa bring $13 a day during the •Mr. and .Mrs Horace Smith, War ren Russell and family of Greenhiish, month of June. Trusting that you all will see it t(j your advantage to spend the day o^ Mrs. Fmma (irlffln and Mrs Ira Kelrh tohk dinner with Mr and Mrs Watts Aug. 3 with us and bring the family also as ther^ will be si ats reser'êd for 200 ladies di Benton and attended the short ser vice- at the cemetary of the little son BANK OF ST. JOHNS rectly back of auction. of Mr and Mrs. Fdd Bullard Sunday. rnôphlstJcafed. Woman “But these strawberries are quite green ” Fruit Peddler— “Well, mum. they ’re Just from the NEWTON BARNHART country. ” :v ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN, TKIURSDAY AFTERNOON—JULY 19,1917. PAGE 7

son. He touched lightly and Income- ment doubly accented for him the MOliTOAOB lAU) insfter mors particularly dasertbai Default bevlns been made In the con be vacated, discontinued and closed CITY DIRECTORY. quenttally upon certain days when Old golf which lay between her and tha fllUona of a certain mortaage made by That portion of Baker street bounded ag Tom would bang for hours over an old hills boy. by name Steve. For. thonffb Jeinae P. Cole to Edwin Jury, dated May follows; —Commencing on the East Um» ZSrd. Ull, and recorded In the office of the of Lot Six, Block 53 at a point 1 1-1 rods tin box filled with soiled and Ink she did pause to stare at his white Rectater of Deeda of Clinton County. north of the southeast corner of said lot PHT8ICIiK4 smeared memoranda, periods which drill trousers and unbelievable man Mlctilgan, on May Srd, int, in Liber U7 and extending thence north along the of mortgaaeo on Page IM, on which mort were always follow ’ed by days of sized boots with frankly chlldlgb aa- gage there Is claimed to be due at the east fine of said lot across Railroad strest DRS. ARTHUR O. aad li^UUENB moody silence and a week or more of tonUbment. the next Instant she bad date of this notice 19024. SI aa unpaid prtn and along the east line of Railroad lot 114 HART—108 Spring Street Oflloe clpal and Interest, and also the further to the north line of said lot, and thehce hours: 1:30 to 4:00 p. m.. except “lessons ” in a tattered and thumbed recovered herself and without another sum of 136.08 taxes on the premses for east to the northwest cornsr of out lot reader which the woodsman bad glance preceded her father across the the v«r mi nald bv west line Sundajra. Other hours by appoint ” gether with the lawful Interest thereon “W out lot “T" to a point therein„ _ ment only. Oet It brought up river-^ltiHsons as painful grass. Quite as though Steve bad not and also an attorney fee of $15.00 pro rectly east of the point of beginning and hnd laborious to Old Tom as they were been there at all, she passed him to thence westward actoss said Baker street vided In said mortgage to be paid should to the point of beginning: DR. O. H. FRACE—Pbyalclan and ear- delightful to the star^’ed mentality of hesitate demurely at Caleb ’s side. any proceedings be taken to foreclose the geon. Ofllce over Marriott ’s atorc same; and no proceedings at law or in And also that portion of Railroad street the pupil. And Old Tom, the boy ex “Good morning. Uncle Cal,” aha equity having been Instituted to recover described aa follows: Commencing at Office hours 10 to 11 a. m ; I to 4 greeteil him any part of the debt secured by said the northwest corner of Lot 1 of Block p. m.; 7 to 8 p m. June 1. 14 plained, was pretty likely to be “llck- 63 and running thence northward along ered up fer quite a spell ” after such u And then quite suddenly Caleb didn’t mortgage; Now, therefore, by virtue of the power the west line of said lot to the southwest W. A. SCOTT—Phyiiclan and sur session, which Invariably began with feel so very sorry, after all. for his lit of sale contained In said mortgage and corner of Railroad Lot 115. and extending thence eastward along the south line of geon. Office hours 1 to 3, 7 to t p. tle visitor. He 8top|>ed pitying him. of the statute in such case made and an exploration of the battered tin provided. NOTICE 18 HEREBT GIVEN Railroad Lots 115 and 114. across Baker m. Other hours and Sundays by a^ box. Steve’s eyes had not wavered once that such mortgage will be foreclosed by .street to the west line of out lot “T’, polntment The boy told Caleb of days and from the little girl’s face from tbs a sale of the premises therein described thence southward along the west line of at public auction, to the highest bidder said out lot ’’T” to a point directly east nights on the trull—boasted uncon- time she appeared in the hedge gap nn- at the west front door of the Court House, of the northeast corner of Lot 6, of Block ROBERT C. BUCK, M. D.. diseases at scously of Old Tom ’s snpercunnlng til she mounted the steps, utterly ob In the City of’Bt. Johns, In said County 53; thence westward across said Baker the ejre, ear, nose and throat only. of Clinton, on Saturday August 2Sth, 1917. street along the north line of said Block Office over (Chapman ’s atore. COrrWlOKT. with trap and deadfall and even pols- livious to bis nearness. But when she at one o’clock In the afternoon, and that 53 to the place of beginning one his wide eyes upon the face EDWTM JURY. afternoon of said day, this Common “I—I’ve a friend here, Sarah, to present the boy to her, only to be Mortgagee and evening hours by appointment of bis questioner, always In the grave always sed be set a heap o ’ store on Council shall meet and hear objeotlons ta whom I’d like to—er—present to you. left with the words hanging upon LYON A MOTNBT. the va^^tlng and discontinuing of said Special attention to eye and ear I and slightly drawling idioms of the thet ole critter. He sed Samautby Attorneys for Mortgagee. 44wlS tiartton of said streets. This Is my sister, Miss Hunter, ” he an tongue tip by ler instant disappear Jul 17 ' woods. Again he confided that he bad was as near to bevin ’ a woman around 49w4 nounced to the silent boy, “and this the house u anything be knew on — ance inside In search of Sarah, Caleb STATE OF MICHIGAN young man, Sarah, this young man Is never before been out of the timber...... caught no bint of the thoughts behind The Probate Court for the County of STATE (jF MICHIGAN—County of Clin He explaineexter Allison, coming up In less airy CHARLES BOND, Deceased. Present J C. FLYNN, Jadge of Probatev to move. She did not unl)end so much j “I suppose this —this Old Tom waa that the boy bad finished. fashion across the lawn, surprised Fannie Bond having filed in said court In the matter of the estate of KLJS.A- ARTHUR CORBIN, Dentist—Office at as the fraction of an Inch. Hut h.ard some kin of yours? ” he observed. Caleb with bis mouth still open. her petition praying that the admlnls- BETil BAST, deceased. the h^ul of Clinton Avenue. “You never bothered about that old tratlon of said estate be granted to upon the heels of Caleb ’s last words The boy shook bis head. tin box? ” he Inquired casually. “Well?” said Dexter Allison-and On reading and filing the petition, duly Thomas P. Steadman or to some other verified, of Joseph }f. Bast, praying that OEO. H. MANN, D. D. 8.—Opposite the boy went forward unhesitatingly. “No,” he answered, “no, I ain ’t never The boy shook bis head age in. Caleb recovered himself. suitable person. bed no kin. I ain ’t never bed nobody a certain instrument in writing proposing Steel Hotel. I>hone Clinton No. 84. Hat In the hand that balanced bis big “Old Tom, whenever he w’ent away "Well?” he countered, and then they It Is Ordered. That the 20th day of July to be the last voice and testament of said —father ner mother, neither! ” A. D. 1917, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, Mar 16 steel trap, he stopped In front of her for a spell, always sed I wan ’t to med- both laughed softly and shook bauds. at said probate office, be and is hereby deceased, now on file in said court, be ad and offered one brown paw. Caleb saw Sarah start a little and It was their unvaried formula of greet appointed for hearing aatd petition; mitted in probate, and that the adminis , die with It,” he explalneil. “This time trative of said estate be granted to Joseph “Haow d’ye do, Mls.s Hunter? ” he sa bite her thin Ups. But the birdllke I reckoneate office in the City lungs. It left Sarah hreathles.s too. i sisted In drooping till the long lashes hands In Ills pockets, gazing at the STATE OK MICHIGAN, of St. Johns and show cause, if any there Money to Loan. St Johns. Mich. But after an Infinitesimal moment of ; body but old Tom. And he was—he averteER. Deceased. St Johns News, a newspaper printer! and that, ” he offered his opinion, ”lf they ’d Henry Drumheller. administrator, hav Time Table was explaining to blm. Silently he learson. AMBRA C. KING Local ...... 7:33 a. m. found the boy wrestling u little dosper been most pronounced In Dexter Alli It Is Ordered. That the 20th day of July Clerk of Probate 49w4 half dropped lashes. Sbe was peering A. D. 1917, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, Local ...... -..... 11:06 a. m. ately with a mop of wavy chestnut son the latter bad passtnl down to this Oscar York and Nancy York to Ly Local ...... -...... 8:23 p. m. steadily Into tbe boy ’s lean, untroubled at said probate office, be and Is hereby STAT.E OF MICHIGAN man D. Parr and wife. The e 2-3 of hair, which only grew the more help face. Caleb voiced the query which he slender girl who was bis daughter, appointed for hearing said petition; The Probate Court for the County of All dally except Sunday It Is Further Ordered. That publl^ notice lots 10, 11, 12, of block 55 In the A. H. leas with every stroke of the brush. knew must be lieblnd her quiet Inteiit- Barbara. No matter how vivid Alli dlnton “Never mind ^hat. ” Caleb met the thereof be given by publication of a copy At a session of said Court, held at the Walker Et. Al. Plat of the village of nt'Si). son ’s raiment had l»eeii. ^leh remem of this order, for three successive weeks Probate Office In the City of St. Johns In St. Johns, except 10 feet in width off misapprehension In the boy's eye. “You .said your name was O’Mara, I bered tliat even when Dexter wa.s a previous to said day of hearing. In the St. said County, on the 30th day of June A. “Never mind that. And I—I’ve taken Johns News, a newspaper printed and D. 1917. from the south side of lot 10 which is believe. I suppose that was—ah —Old stripling at school it had always seem circulated in said county. Present; Hon. J C. FLYNN, Judge of reserved for an alley way. $100. THROUGH DCKETS tbe liberty of digging out this old can Tom ’s last name too? ” ed more n part of the man himself J C FLYNN, Judge of Probate PYobate. Andrew Dungey and wife to Aniiel vas shooting coat. It’s one I got for A true copy. In the Matter of the Estate of CN SALE Steve laughed. He laughed frankly than Just pr< ‘ectlon for his body. Blergans and wife and Albert J. and Baggage Cheeked Through Sarah —for my sister-but. as yon say, AMBRA C. KINO ANTHONY LUFCKENBACK, Deceased for the first time since be bud baited Caleb bad lu r given It a serious Clerk of Probate 48w4 Fred Feldpauech having filed In said Bandt and wife. The w 83 acres of women folka are mighty skittish about hours before outside In the dusty road. thought up to that moment, but now It court hla petition, praying for license to land of the northwest quarter of TOXHICAGO anything that has to do with a gun. sell the interest of said estate in certain and AH Western Points “^’hy. Old Tom bad a dozen different came back to him with atbled cuniula NOTICE real estate therein described. fractional section 1, in Watertown. $1. She never would go even so far as to names In the last few years,” he re tlve force. He recollected that he had To the property owners and others In It Is Ordered, That the KHh day of Theodore Shafer and wife to Arnold INCLUDING TRIP terested In the following public Improve try It on, but If you don ’t mind — That plied. "lie had a new one every time often wondered at the child ’s uncon August A D. 1917, at ten o’clock in the M. Shafer. The east ^ of the west ACROSS LAKE MICHIGAN ment, viz: The construction of an eight fotenoon at said probate office, be and Is Deaver Sali~ Lake CKf coat of yours must l»e a trifle hot for scious adaptation of mood to tbe Inch sewer with four Inch Ys, In the cen ot the northwest quarter of section he went onten the woods fer a trip. hereby appointed for hearing said peti Omaha St. Leals this weather, I should say.” * But he always sed he mostly favored clothes she hapiiened to be wearing. ter of Dibble stret. froAi the manhole at tion, and that all persona interested In 20. Also the east half ot tbe west half the Intersection of Lansing and Dibble said estate appear before said court, at of the southeast quarter of section Los Angeles San Franclseo Steve reached out a hand that trem Brown or Jones or Smith, they bein ’ He recalled how he had seen her de streets, to the center of the Intersection said time and place, to show cause why 20, in Dallas. $1.00. Inquire 'Ticket Agent bled a little and took the coat. He took quiet and common and not too hard to mure and distant In misty, pastel tint of Dibble and Morton streets. a license to sell the interest of said es Notice Is hereby given that there has James E. McFarland and wife to It and stared at It with that same reuieml)er. He Just changed names ed party frtxks or quaintly, infantlle- tate in said real estate should not / be Michigan Railway Co. strained and hungry look which he been deposited with the clerk of the City granted; John J. Upton. Village lot 3 in block whenever he got tired of his old one. ly dlgnifletl in soberer Sunday morn of St. Johns for public examination, spec It Is further ordered. That public notice had bestowed a half hour before upon ing garb. ifications of work, materials and con 28 Ui Maple Rapids. $800. Old Tom did. But he always did say, thereof be given by publication of a copy Charles S. Clark ane for Jnst such a one aa the Be It resolved; That whereas, the TRI Harlan P. Keys to Stephen P. Keys. the woods shack, when Old Tom went persons, viz., the St. Johns Improvement ANGLE MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY, u Tbe east one-half of tbe east half of Imself n a mirror. In comparison down river and was three or four fascinated little figure on tbe steps Co., John Cunningham (estate of), L. J. corporation has filed Its petition praying ith hla old coat It was the purple of a before be could begin to approach that Grove. George H Scott, Elery Alberts. that certain portions of Baker and Rail the southeast quarter of section 26 weeks In returning; he dwelt upon Arthur Gilson. Lafayette Mull, Wm H. road streets within said City of St. Johns, in Greenbush. $1,100.00. % Diomon. There was a cartridge web blissful days In the spring when he favel which, to a society that Caleb Doty. appearing upon the recorded Plat of said Cut down the high coat of liv* The council will meet In the council ooa its front, with loorm. and after bad been allowed to play a man ’s part undmatood. was typified by this exr city, shall be vacated and discontinued, Lady (entering bank, very business ing hy having jour old clothes had looked long and long at hla re- qnlsKe elfin figure, Dexter Allison ’s chamber in the said city of St. Johao. aa and whereas it appears that the prayer of in the small drives which be and Old Monday the 23rd day of July. 1917, at 6:80 said petitioner should be granted and like)—I wish to get a Liberty loan dry cleaned in place of buying taetlon the hoy thrust both hla thumbs Tom and tbe Jenkinses began and danghter. o’clock P. M., to consider any objections that the oubllc Interests will bs subserved bond for im husband. to said Improvement or to ths district ta thereby; ft new. M. O. ANTES. ptfi the belt It made. which Old Tom and the Jenkinses He was no snob, Caleb Hnnter, and hs assessed Clerk—'tVEat site, please? Now therefore, it Is declared that the PryCleeaeraad Dyer alone saw through market In Morri- jet tbe little glrl’a bearing at that mo- Dated St. Johns, July Ird, 1917. certain portion of Baker street and the Lady —Why, I don’t believa I know, 49w8 Wm. Cochrans, City Clerk certain portion of Railroad street, het^ exactly, but he wears a fifteen shirt. Walker Street W. Uatee Pfceae 4W ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY APTERNOON—JULY 19,1917

lONM PEOPLE KILLED AND INJUM COLLISION

PEKE MARQUETTE TIUI>' HITS V AUTO LOAD.

BeldlBf--Eight people were vlctlius, two of whom were fatally injured, In an accident at the Hoyt crossing, one mile north of Orleans, last week on Wednesday evening, when the automo bile In which they were riding was demolished in a colllsou with the north bound Pere Marquette train. The car contained George Batson, Mrs. George Batson. George Batson. _ Jr., Dorthy Batson, Blanchard Batson, and William Batson, all of Ionia; Mrs. O. A- Rasmussen and Oscar Rasmus sen, Jr, of Greenville. All of the per sons, were seriously injured, one child, George Batson, Jr, dying before the 11 train bearing the mangled bodies ar rived In Belding. The injured were rushed to the city hospital in automo biles and given Immediate medical at tention by physicians. Mr. Batson .Ml died soon after reaching the hospital. Mrs. Batson and daughter, Dorothy, while bruised severely, are able to be CHAUTAUQUA WEEK, ST. JOHNS, AUG. 1 TO AUa 8. around and are being cared for by friends there. Mrs. Rasmussen is rest ing comfortable at the hospital. Oscar new' Belding library building waa laid Diamondale spent Sunday at Wm. Rasmussen has both legs broken and CHICHESTER S PILLS last Thursday afternoon. The struc Warhoys. ‘THE UI.MIOM* bUA.Vn. X is otherwise badly mangled. It is I.rnllr*! A.L , our MruififUl ture Is the gift of A. N. Belding In What to Do When * Nellie Stevens of Owosso spent thought two other of the children will « hl.«b««-trr* lUaaiand TiraB 4//VN memory of his parents, who were pio l>MU In lird > ol Gold D.rtailc\^^ Backache Comee on Saturday at the home of Richard not recover. N.in. Milrd BiUt blue \ / neer settlers of the city. Clandenings Take no etber. n»T of jour Oracslot. A,icforC'iri- i OI PLE SEAIK H LONG Mrs. Skinner spent the week-end nLffer, but get a bottle of Foley Kidney home of Howard Strickland. The Ideals of this country, the liberty with friends at Fowler. Fills and begin taking them. They and the opportunities it gives to all Floyd Jasen and Will Huffman and FOR DAUGIITEK D. O. Wakefield entertained the usually help from the very first doses. their wives from Lansing, were call comers are too valuable to be scoffed It is worth a good deal to you to know at and sneered at by a lot of ingrates. measles all of last w eek. that Foley Kidney Pills give you Just ers at Chas. Ikes on Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. F'. Lowell and Toilet Requisities Durand —Myrtle May Ames, aged (•nind Ledge—A party of campers Mrs. Lillian Carroll, of Duplaln, what your system needs to repair the spent part of last week with her bro weak sick kidneys. It is their Inability daughter Helen were Sunday guests A quality line of Perfumes and Toilet Waters In all the popular odors. Also 13 years, who was kidnapped from are located on the north bank of the In five distinctive creations, Perle Kiss. Azurs-K, Blue Rose, Garden Bouquet, river Just below the Island House. ther, Will. Bartlett who Is very 111 to do their work properly that causes oi .Mr. and Mrs. Forest Weavers. the home of her parents. Mr. and your pain and misery, ™Foley Kidney Miss Ruth King is attending a week and Ideal. Also a full line of dainty toilet elegancies, given an inconuMumble Mrs. Geo. Ames in Grand Blanc. Mich , The man of the fanily Is employed in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Montague, of mils lend to middle-aged and elderly charm with the Perle Kiss odor, Fare Cri-air.s, Face Powder, Talcum, Lotlona, one of our local factories, while the Ovid, spent Saturday night with Mr. people the spryness and elasticity of end campng party at Pine Lake Mr. etc. Each in a handsume package of frosted glass. on October 14. 1905, was found in and .Mrs. John Stoll were guests there Flint, July 5, 1917, after a diligent wife and several boys pass their time and Mrs. George Servlss and attend youth. •They take away the cause of fishing clams from the river. ed Gleaner meeting. backache, stiff and aching Joints, rheu .Saturday and Sunday search by her parents and detectives matic pains and annoying bladder 4(^4 Mr and Mrs. Will Hall entertained TIIL LOVELY GIRLISH M ELL KEPT TEETH A MOMAJPS since the kidnapping. An arrangement something like a The loosing side in the Coffee con urinary troubles. Try them todaji COMPLEXION GREATEST BEAUTY maple syrup evaporator Is used to o- last Saturday night. In honor of their On October 14. 1905 a man and wo test treated the winning side to Ice YnnSickle A Glasiiie, Druggists. Has a soft, smooth, clear skin If you would have good teeth — pen the bivalves and remove the meat son Royal, who goes to Lansing to man appeared at the Ames home and cream and cake Saturday night, at enter camp at Espanore farm. with childish freshness and color. pretty teeth —care for them proper rapped for admittance. In response from the shell by steam. The shells Gleaner mee’ln,;. A l( rge crowu xas It is a well established fact that ly. See your dentist at least twice are then shipped to button factories, Chas. Openlander, Carlton Daniels, to the call by the grandmother, in present. King Lee and James Russel I.owell refined and beautiful women have yearly. Brush your teeth regularly, whose arms the child was held, the where they are made into “genuine Mr. and Mrs. George Kimble, Mrs. depended upon skin foods to retain using Meritol Tooth Paste. It ia pearl ” buttons. A state license is ne i ALWARD LAKE with their wives were guests last man rudely pushed the door open and Chatham and a lady friend, of St. Thursday night at Forest Weavers. their early attractiveness by keep free from gritty substances, poa- grabbing the infant aimed a blow at cessary for the work and It must be I Johns, and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Arthur ing their skin smooth, clear and re sess a delicious flavor, comes out the grandmother, which left her un ♦.■•■■•■J Mrs. George .Nourse returned home profitable as this family has been I of Round I^ake were Sunday callers at last Wednesday from the Sptfrrow freshed. We offer L<‘Merltol Perle in a ribbon, and lies flat on the conscious upon the floor The un following this particular line of en I Ada Arthur ’s. hospital in I.Ansing, where she under Almond Cream for Just such cases. brush. It contains Aramol, the new known couple hurriedly left the scene. deavor for several seasons Mr. Ridenour and lady friend, of .Miss Bertha Staub spent Sunday went an operation three weeks ago. It is a skin food, and its use will antiseptic principle. Aramol la The parents and detectives employ Of course there Is a possibility of 'Greenbush spent Sunday with .Mr. and with Miss Hazel l.ankton in Dewitt. Master Jack Francis Smith has been retard the forming of small wrink perfectly harmless —will not injure ed in the case kept up their search finding a real fine pearl, which would ' .Mrs Jess Ridenour. Mr. Ridenour Is spending several days w’lth his grand les. Sun and wind will not injure the most delicate tissue, but Is a and were led to different cities on stand for extra profit, or velvet j a brother of Jess and left Monday for .Miss Jessie Anderson spent last a complexion protected by it. (Lib powerful germicide. It destroys week with Miss Pearl Yanz In Lan parents, Mr and Mrs. John Francis, clues that proved fruitless. ! Lansing w here he will drill. He enlls- while his mother is recovering from a eral size bottles of frosted glass all form of bacteria, including the Myrtle is a pretty child, being sing. Grand Ledge—No, there ’s nothing 1 ted a long time ago. recent operation rfOc each.) deadly pyorrhea, 25c per tube. slightly small for her age and states wrong up East Front St. No accident? ' Mr. Locey, last Thursday night, ran Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Toret of Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maler are enter that she has been allowed to go to No, that ’s Just a lot of people going to la wire in his foot, nearly causing lock spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. F. taining her sister. Mrs. I>>onhandt and Meritol Paints school some during her life, but that Floyd Watsons ’ to engage seed pota I Jaw He was a great sufferer for a Huot. Curtiss & Corkin three children from Ohio, and his sls- DRUGGISTS she has been forced to work very hard toes for next year I time. His little son pulled the wire Mr and Mrs. Tom Staub spent Sun teis, Mrs. Clara Pec'd t nd Miss Mrrtha Remedies and Oils at times with Improper care. And It all came about through Mrs. out. It having gone clear through a day with Mr. and Mrs. James Staub Maler from. Superior, Wls,. 21 CLINTON AVE. - ST JOHNS Watson ’s curiosity, a woman ’s curios rubber boot and, also, through his in Dewitt At the Starr Aid, which met last Owosso —The Ann Arbor Railroad ity you know. SThe Just wanted to see foot. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Holes, of I.,an- Wednesday with Mrs. John Hunter, company is considering the feasibility if the potatoes were sprouting in the ! A family Reunion was held at Mr. sliig spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. a Red Cross auxiliary for S. Water- of hiring women to labor at the light back yard, having Just paid 9b cents i and Mrs. Jacob Eiserman ’s Sunday. Fred Huot. town was organized by E. Waldron er tasks In its Owosso shops in antici for a peck of tubers and speculating I Mr and Mrs. Ed Elserman and chil- Miss Josephine Quimby of I-ansing of Waoousta. The following are the pation of a more acute shortage of la as to how long it would be before idren, Mr. and Mrs Frank Elserman, Is visiting her cousin. Miss Frances officers; pres., Mrs. Fred Alnis^ie; We Can Supply You With Anything bor as the war progresses. The com theirs were big enough to use. Any 1 of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Monta- Devereaux. sec .Mrs. Hollie Conrad; treas. Mrs. pany is employing all the men it can way, she ran her hand Into the moist I gue of Ovid, and William Elserman ■Mr and Mrs. C. T. Rockwell attend Arthur Nicholas, and the board of get, but finds them scarce. The work soli and. glory be, found that the pota : and family of this place were present. ed the F'armer’s Club at J Stanton ’s, directors are: Mrs. F’hillp Homersoim, You Want in of putting all the railroad rolling toes were doing very well. At the I i.yle Feasel and Fraii!: Ocsiraan in W GUve. •Mrs. Dan Creyts, .Mrs. Frank Slade, stock in first-class condition at an es same time her fingers encountered land Mr. and Mrs. Chas Marsh spent Anilrew Wager, of Dewitt, spent Mrs Theodore Stoll, Miss Myrtle Day- timated cost of $S25,000 has been something hard and when the article I Sunday out to their farm. Mrs. Feazle part of last week with Mr and .Mrs. ton and Miss Tessa Elliott The Starr started in the local shops. was examined It was found to be a I and Mrs Cresajnan. who have been i'.lmer Wager Aid will meet in three weeks with five-dollar gold piece of the vintage of visiting at Mr. Marsh ’s their parents, M J. Toret. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huot Mrs John Francis Ilastinirs —<',ibe Smith, of Nashville, issn. and Mrs. Fred Spedel, their sister, re son. I.,awrence, spent Tuesday in Auto Supplies f preslsted in flying the red flag above That ’s why all her neighbors want turned with their husbands to loo Grand Rapids. sing. his home for the past several weeks. the same kind of seed , Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dubois of St. 1 This didn ’t please the Nashville The land where the potatoes are Johns spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. W. GREENBUSH JOHNSON Big Special on, Home Guards, so they marched in a planted was sod last spring and It has i Albert Martzke. l)ody to his home, removed the red lieen years since It was plowed before. .Mrs. .Margaret Post, of Hlinrod, N. CARBON REMOVER flag and substituted the stars and 1 GARLAND | Y. spent Sunday and Monday with, Will poal.ively keep your car stripes Mrs George Culp free from carbon Guaraiuced Flash Lights Right now is a mighty good time to Grand l,l•dg»• - A vile and penetrat ing odor at the rear of the brick build Mr nd Mrs. Eugene Peltier of Es Myron Post was in Crystal Sunday. not to Injure 2- cell ...... |I.r» organize a “Weeding out" process, ing on Clinton St nearly opposite the sex spent Saturday and Sunday with Willie Howard and Henry Howard the metal. Per 3- cell ...... 13,28 which ought to come later. Any man Mrs. Mary Herbley. made a business trip to Elsie Friday. H pint can ...... 60c who opposes the United States in any Monitor Mills, attracted the attention Miss Vivian Bartlett spent Sunday of jiasscrs by. and a number of men, .Mrs Harriett E. Holley, of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Post spent Sun way ought to be disfranchised, deport- with her parents In Owosso spent Thursday with .Mrs Anna Nic day with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barrett. Large assortment of after an external examination, broke Mrs. Hettie Green, of St. Johns, la holas. and Mrs. (’. L. Reynolds Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. Hankey of Eureka, BATTERY TESTERS open the door of a room In the build visiting friends in this place. ing occupied by James Wilson, who Messers. Vail, Richmond, and Mc visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Dan The latest Improved type for “Old Sol” Ed Williams and wife entertained Intyre, of I..anslng, spent Saturday nie Kirby and family. w as found dead In a chair The sight friends from Chapin Sunday testing storage with Ciilbert Lapham and family. Mr. and .Mrs. Guy Smith spent Sun- batteries ...... and odor that met their senses was Harold Rodman, of Wllllamston. Fred .NufTer and son, Oscar, called In I day with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Ora SPOT LIGHTS was a caller at the home of Chas. $ 1.00 awful and the party lost no time In his neioe, .Mrs. Helen Martin, at the I Rhines, and family near Washington notifying the authorities. Sorge and wife Sunday. Henry Mlchell, who has been vis Sparrow Hospital in I.4insing Sunday. Center. As near as can be learned the de Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rockwell and .Mrs. .May Owen and children return- : 32 cents and Your Old Burgess Battery Maxotires ceased was last seen on the Fourth, or iting friends In this place, returned (laughter. Waiinlta spent Sunday with ed from Owosso Sunday, where they about that time, and the condition of to hla work In Pontiac Sunday. •Mr and Mrs, Charles Ferrer in De have been visiting friends and rela Mr and Mrs. Oscar Swark of De Buys a New Guaranteed 35c Burgess Cell the body, when found would bear out witt. tives the past week. this statement troit are visiting at the home of the former ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. .John Frank Calder, daughter, Norma and Mrs. Ezra Finch returned to her 1 Swark mother Mrs Mary Calder, of Dewitt, home In Ovid Friday, after spending I’orl Huron—O. R. Streeper, 45. of spent Sunday with Arthur Tayler and some time helping care for her sister- We Will Buy Your Old Tires. Philadelphia, known In circus par Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Curtis, Mr. and ^CRoes SEcnotr .Mrs. I>>e Head, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo family. in-law Frances Finch lance as "Monko, the Missing Link." Frank Huffman and mother spent OF THE was found dead In his bed here Thurs Christmas took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Woodard at their pleasant Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William [MAXOTIRB] day morning He was traveling with Saxton and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Saxton a show . Black of hair and with pro home north of Elsie Sunday in Eagle. ^ (Pstentad OthenPand) J Miss Ix)is Hinkley, who has been St. Johns Vulcanizing truding eyeballs. Streeper bore the visiting friends in this place, re- Mr and Mrs. P, J. Staub and family, SEMl-CUREDi appearance of being closely related to Mr. and .Mrs. C. F'. Staub spent Sunday the ape family. He was double-chest turned to her home near Wllllamston, Sunday. Her aunt, Mrs. De Rtte with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ludwick In Wa V'L’C - SHAFFER, Prop, awust X. flap, ed. double-jointed, having six toes on E. I.4insing ITICLf Sorge. accompanied her and expects ff UlliO HIGHAM ST., WEST TO HtW' I /# »TttL each foot, the great toe being in the 8. F. Stevens and family are now- OnOLO ^ to return home Tuesday. Mrs. Eugene Peltle'f returned home renter of the foot Monday after a week’s visit with her riding In a new Studebaker 4. "Monko ” went through his perform- daughter. Mrs. Robert Norris. Mr. Bershel .Newton, of Maple Rapids, ences last night as usual, uttering no Peltier accompanied her home. Is spending the week with Carl Gru- complaint of feeling 111. Heart trouble THE FIRST UNE OF DEFENSE Mrs. Fred NufTer spent part of last baugh Not re-Hnert but inside tires. Is believed to have caused his death week at the home of Mrs Matt NufTer J R. Stevens and family of Green- Pure blood is the body ’s first line of In Lansing, while she was with her bush Center spent Sunda y with his Eliminate punctures, blow Grand Ledge—While In Florida defense ngain.st di.scase. daughter, Mrs Helen Martin, at the brother. S F, Stevens and family. last winter, T. G. Townsend made the Healthy blrMHl contains small Sparrow Hospital. Miss Ruth Stevens and Will Monroe, outs rim cuts, and remove all acquaintance of C. A Killer of Fort amounts of antitoxins that neutralizo Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton and of St. Johns, spent Sunday with her Pierce In that state This week Mr. the poisons of invading germs or de Mr. and Mrs. John Norris and daugh parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens. Get the Habit fear of tire trouble. Tires Killer remembered Mr Townsend by stroy the germs themselves. That is ter, .Minnie, motored to Owosso Sun Mr and Mrs. C. P. Bair and son, sending a box of delicious pineapples. why so many people exjmsed to dis day. called on Mrs J. E. Cook. They Carl, from near the County Line csui be worn completely thru. They are a new variety called Ahaks. ease do not contract it. Tliuse whose plsn visited the cemetery of that place church, visited Sunday witli Mr and are long, yellow and very fine flavor i)lo^ is weak and therefon' lacking in and called on Mrs Melfa I.emni in Mrs I) S. Morr'son, of Buying Your Meats of See them at Will Hildreth ’s ed Mr. Killer writes that his state defensive power are most liable to In Ovid and Mrs Ross Rrooks near St. J. C. Heslln, of the Soldier ’s Home has experienced a very dry season and fection, EverylwHly may ol»serve tliat .Johns Grand Rapids, Is visiting his son and Auto Repair Shop, east of that fruits and vegetables have suf healthy, reek8 and lips and drive away that day at Orville Phatts. of Pompeii. Congratulations are ex JOHN W. SNYDER da. where he enlisted a year ago. He unnatural tired feeling. Plenty of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Husied spent the tended waa many months In a French hospit sunlight, gst Little, Accomplish Mati fine program the comer stone of the Clarence lionabery and family from son, Walter, of Fulton Sunday. ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY AFTERNOON—JULY' 19. 1917 PAGE 9

Parke E uei'y of Mc.Neal, Arizona, Cllf- mo. and Mr and Mm WaMHK: n □ □ toii Eiii'.rj of Salt Lake City, Utah, ot Baunlatar apant :{uB'ote«. miHseti hy bis family .Mias Peggy Eldnise of llba. a. Next Saturday there will he a Re His mineral was held at his late ami Miaa .Neva W,.bsi»r s|h >io U .r, quiem High Mass for the Purgatorian home Triday, Rev G T Fisher of dav w ith Mr and .Mrs G^«> vri her <• Society. Delta, dtheiuting interment in lie In the evening ail -vent to .Next Sunday la communion Sunday ASCENSION Witt cemetery l.Ake for ih( Young Men ’s society. l^repa'aflons have been siarteJ .or Mra Eugene i'rlest .nd s .i. the annual picnic, which will be held (Blit liar). turned to their home in I.afial..g on August 15. Doiivs n Shatley passeil from earth, Jiil.i X IKIT in his death, Dewitt is Specials Band Concert c all< (i to mourn for one of its most lOBlOl 11^ Iba. cane sugar ...... 11.00 wtirth r men Mr Shafiev wa.' born in 5 lbs. good hulk coffee ...... $1.00 Switzerland. .Via) 2u. 1837 At the age 3 boxes good matches ...... 10c ot sex enteen. be < ame w ith liis parents 1 large glass chipped be^f ...... 28c to W el land port, Canada In 18.79, he 1 lb. can of Crown Baking Powder 10c And Other was Harried to Miss .Mary Knck and They are bargains. (iRUIJ'^K’S after .i short residence in (’anuda. they Our July Kê j STORK. adv. moveH to Ionia county, Mich. Remain Bring Us the Hard Jobs ing tliere but one year, the) moved to Jos. Witgen had a Irage barn rais Attractions Clinton county where he has lived for ing last Thursday. about forty-seven years Mrs Shafiey We have saved many automobile Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Snclling spent died In 1880. In 1883, he was married continues owners the trouble and expense of Sunday at Crystal. to M ss Sophronia Clark. Mr Shafiey Herman Miller and family visited Is su'.»vlved by his wife, two sons, Em returning broKen parts to the iactory in Ithaca, last Sunday. ery, of Shepard. Mich , l*aul of lain- for repairs. Louis Martin and family visited sing. and one daughter. Mary Mtlrphy, his parents last Sunday. of Bengal One son. Levi, died about *wel 7e )ear8 ago He also leaves until August Albert Weber Is visiting In West The fact that wo are equipped to do ELECTRIC PARK tweire grandchildren and four great phalia and Portland this week. welding on broKen castings or can Eniest Thornton of Detroit, visit near grandchildren D maKe nev/ parts if necessary is a big' ed his parents Monday evening Fmeral services were held Wednes Dr. H. Cook and family spent Sun COMMONWEALTH DAM day at the home, Rev T H Wright American Bargain StA** asset to this community. day at the Commonwealth dam. otn< iatiug Interment was made in Mr. and -Mrs. John Gay visited In IH w itt cemetery No matter what your trouble is. Grand Rapids one day last week. 5c, /Oc, 25c and up to $5.00 Me:chundi»e Miss Rosa Schneider returned from SUNDAY, Hewitt (•raage. bring it in lo us. Don’t thinK that any John Miller’s last Saturday evening I rograu for Jiilv 28. Roll call. St. Johns, Michigan C. H. Sonlby, Job is to bi£^' *br us. We have facilities Mrs. W. Dunnehack and son. Victor, “Fi nious t'ooks; ” ‘How -'un we bal- were in St. Johns one day last week. an» e our diet from farm products?" OC30E lOEaol that will surprise you. And our prices Mrs. Sam Whittaker ic entertaining JULY 22nd Masel Zeeh; "How can we prevent eu’e exception" Uy reasonable. her motlier, brother and nelte this wa. J W U< arce. Jerome Dills; s-le< t reading. us always able to please you. July 27th. Pierce, and Join bis wife Tliey ^<11 E. tella Dills; "Good dishes for hot SPECIAL NOTICE .Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sturgis, of Lan spent the day together in Crystal w mther suppers and Sunday din sing. visited friends in town and at .NIIss Anna Dunnehack returned to ner.-, ’’ Giista f.ankton; closing song ( rystal Sunday l.ansing la.«t Friilay. tinving tieen here While others are dropping their pricer- on everything in -Mr and .Mrs. Frank Halfman ’s sine*' tht Fourtli. Miss Catherine Tfsid is on the sick BARGAINS IN USED CARS daughter from Beal City, Is visiting li«s ( arnhal. Mr and Mrs. Gibbs of l.ainsir.g. vis at tb*- Commonwealth dam Final details have been arranged ited Mr and Mrs Frank Hurd last FIVENSON & LUTREN aoi aoi IOC IOC lA'wis Weber and mother, .Mrs for the famous Kelutely ev* rything Several from this place attended He returned the same evening. from the head of .lohn Brow n, w ho - the funeral of .lohn S< hlee in l.ansing 504 Clinton Ave. St. Johns, Mich. stove? We can supjd) )ou with Cold Meats that are Mr. and .Mrs .1. E Baldwin, who hfHly lie.s a mouldering, etc., tti the Monday really delicious, appetiziutr and j)ure. Our canned vege- liave been at Cr.vstal a week, return wag of the tails in the hot dogs can .Mr and Mrs Verne Hi.gulet of St CLINTON PHONE 33 ed home the first of the week be seen, felt of. bumped into tasted .lohi'S, visited DewIrt Grange Satur S tables and table specialties will be just what you need, Mrs. Charles Boron and daughter. or smelhd Even the remains i*l the day night. while our sauctrs, iellii'S and fruits will heljj make up Bernice and baby Marcella visited Mr Kaiser, having eluded the censor un The M E .Aid society viill me»*t with and Mrs. .1. J. Ix)ng last Wednesday der special guard w ill be e\hlhit**d to Mr and .Mrs. Varney Uearce. Tii rs- the dessert. At our store you will always find just Mr. and Mrs. Lucene Sturgis and men only. If you dream dreaii have day. July 28 what you want for an appetizing lunch —of course the son, Howard. Miss Edith Barley and the Carnival Fortune T' llltig lad> Dr and Vrs Wheeler aê pr*'par- cooked meal will be necessary at least once a day, but .Miss Burnes were In (’rystal Sunday from the Orient l.old your hand II ing to build a new house on their i’eter Ulrich and brother. Ben. and you are tired, the clown.- will giv« property here IWEETING THE HIGH COST OF LIVING when it’s hot try our prepared specialties. sister, .Miss Emma and Irene Fineis, you arrest Judge S*)kuiii. with In Mrs Irving kâton and da ishter, El spent Sunday at the (’onimonwealth Suffragette l‘olir*» for'-e, will tie in la of .North Olive, are visiting friends Here are the Specialties of the Week: dam session with his conn all e\- tiiiig Th" in South Olive rimely Topic to Be Discussed on Chautauqua Here by One Who Mrs. Jos. Platte ami children. of hand will play, the fakers will ‘..wt. Mrs title Kowalk r'celve*! word Has Made a Close Study of F ihh Is and Labor Conditions. 30c size Dried Beef 25 cts. Grand Rapids, visited her parents. Mr the cliorus will bawl xiif| the r OCR STOCK. .■Miss .Mafliilila Schneider visited ; trom the Sparrow Hospital in Lin- .Mr and Mrs. Carl l.,eig'ht In the coun- The following nano - lutvc tu-. i: . . i- n- li-S' wi-ek 0 try. Friday. Miss Regina visited there »-d to th< no- hor-hip roll ot the ((d Mrs Bertha t'arpenter and da ghter '^4 3». FOX^S STORE, Fowler, Mich. H I Tuesday. Cross !t Dewitt .sill'* in u r, ,..rle lot l.ansing ’virited Mr and Mrs. H N’ g! Mr. and Mrs F'erenliach. of St Lizzie Norris Nfa .^tevens M rle j '' -r.'enter la-f week lOc: moccoi IOC Qjl.Iolins, visited her sister, Mrs Wm Florian ; t.ai.kton. M^hel Zi . b. j .Mr- 'itto K'lwsik re< ejve'l word 4*^ /■ , iMinneliack. and other relatives last Ellen .'5ta’:.l tly '■* t; iP Ut.ir' .lo ". t rdax that 'mr nele. .1 '.n S* hlee, Thursday st phine Tm ker Fug* r- For ...rv I if I .iiii«ln-. w ■'■* I'l a'i Miss Anna Maepherson acrompan- E Reed, Gladys HHltermaii \\ It Mr -Hnd Mr® .A H .Mexamler of ifl tier aunt, Mrs Huzzy and familv. Brooks. .Almina .'-lonu Hm h i Rri k ji hi' V «ii-ii friend- In th's fdaê to tlieir home in New Beiiford. Mass , Mary Moon. Emm FeiL-hr ’ iig So), a ; I (• >r-t I'T ih' w e< V la.sf week. Stewi rt .Marv Cam ev, R.is H*- 1 r j Mr- .A 'II Hungerford nd .Mr- Miii- Mrs. Fri (I I'ldriilge and i hildreti Ida Ken iiore. U.lh ’’'ni ' *1' - . fie I,all ent, rtaiiied friends from from Breckeiiridge are h< re j isifiiig l>»wis Mo ’ *r Uni ’.* ' -ri. '7 : e, I '' U; ‘r>!ll* e ’T-i 'f the week her iiareiits. .Mr and Mrs. W. U .Miller Mary .Apt* orp. K'lith lirirk Mr- F A j ■: anil \lr-j' .< ’.V .Norris and and familv New Victor Records I’.rown. He- 1' I .nn Mvr* :' ' i jFr nk ■■.or-is iteiid*fJ th* f n»'ral of itj i .■Vlr.s. Harnharf and gratidaiighfcr, Mr« Uyrnn FMir’Hrd Mr i oP- ‘.If I' D ■< A. in ’ .viis ne T e.sdav from St .Toliiis. visited Mrs M Mor ( has Wllco\. Mrs N Henn 't. .A ) Dr .''n'i Air- A Wheeler and itz and family last week Weilnesday Yanz. Mary Reed M rry R. D fumilv nief.ired t -outhern Mi< h.igar and Tliiirsday. Smith * S.-'t rdav niehf and returner, liome Our Hew Victor Records represent the Little Carlie T)unneha<'k had liis day night tonsils removed one day last week at (Rdtiiar). .Mrs Harntf Chamberlain of North er 3, 188.*i Ffiiir ehildren were Isvrii quested to meet at the hall next Sat llierson and family and other relat lo this union, one son. Earl, w ho pass- urday night a- business of importance ives. 'd to the better land. Fdiriiar’ l»», will eome up. Picnic supper Masters Alfred and Victor Schafer 19o2 His wife and three children sur Mrs Charles Fiecke of l.anslng. vis and Miss Marguerite Martin, of West vive. Mrs. Maude Wilcox of Dewitt. ited her parents. Mr and Mrs S W. Victor Talking Machines phalia, visited their grandparents. Mr Norris, Saturday While they were and Mrs. Adam Martin, the first of ti’ere. word came that her father-in- the week. Ve,- law. Mr G»*o [lec'se, of I.rfinsing. had $15 to $200 The Misses Bertha Geller and Dora died very suddenly .Martin went to Ann Arlmr .âtiirday Mr and Mrs Varney Pevf<‘. Cer- lo visit the former ’s brother. Roman tnide and Rachel Brink of Dewitt. Geller and wife, and sister, Eva Gel Mrs Irving Eaton and daughter of ler, over Sunday. North Olive. Bert W«liman of lam Mrs. Michael Moritz and two grand « Wedding ping. took dinnei at the home of Mr I children, Iîuise and Wiillam Eiseler. and Mts V D Pearce In Olive. Sun went to Chicago, last Monday, accom day F.o RGF: U M N'CTT, the “diimer tained a growth <•( nearly six feec At panied hy relatives from St. Johns {«ll man.* ’ who is t- si>esk at the cosm< cllnih or making a very Toilet goods —that ’s the first thought; good toilet needs to give terl in town last Friday and Saturday EAST ESSEX I Ing the High C<«t "f IJvlng." says that l>eantlful effe-t. iêoplng out thruugh the best service ' I She returned Saturday evening ac- I the tragedy of the city is that It s*'p^ the mass of gree i of the I’f'siiioa. icompanled by Miss Regina Schneider. arafes the worker fnmi the soil Mr Ret. George 1. M* Nutt la Jiilqoe 1 wlio will spend a week with them You can McNutt has mstle ntiineroiis Infereet- among lecttirers Indeed, few men Perfumes, Creams, Powders, Toilet Waters ! Mr. and Mrs J J I>nng entertained Ing exfierlir.ents In gsnlenlng. The ac have In an.v deg>e* come Into (»>uta<.’t her sister. .Mrs. John Ixmg. Mr and Mr and Mrs David ('hapman wert w ith men in •*«. v led r Ircumstan. es Rich dainty flower odors in strong extracts and toilet waters. Mrs. J W. Hurst, formerly Olive Ixmg get the St Ixnr T.akp Sunday companying photogTiiph sitows him in Cold creams, vanishing and massage creams and clever toilet lo of Pevvamo, and Mrs .Nora Keister a unique garden wbii ’h he idaiited and at this »xi«erim,*. ter la the lat">mtor\ Mr« Enid Dcllamatcr visited at of hunia'i natnr* F<»r seven years he tions. Face powders, baby powders and talcums. Tooth Cleaners, and James P Long last )siek Wed I *»iry m-llarnate's Friday raltivated while a rasl'leut of Vai hair tonics, manicure goods and brushes. nesday. * Correct •Miss Minnie Davis of Tains ng vis pami.vo, Ind toiled day hi an*! d ly ovit kiong with Rubber sponges, chamois, powder puffs and toilet soaps. Mr Holden of St Johns, who has ed Mrs .Minnie ■' hapman thir veck The garden was on# of the show the comunm Isis Ter to see the world enlisfefi came last week to visit his Style Marshall Monroe of Ithaca, is vis ■pots ot the city Only dd hy feet. as the ordinary i lar viewed tt. And Your Feet Need— sister, Mrs. John Fink, and familv. iting his rmndps rents, Mr sad Mrs It was made to pnsltwe over $.V» worth He held chargts m Chicago. Indian also Wm. Eiseler. and family tie H T CrtKvk of fn»alstn(Ts and at the same time le ai>oits and New V 'Wh. At the dm# he Foot powders to ease the tired, aching, swollen feet and make will visit all his relatives before leav Wedding Mr and Mrs Mtfrt Matter anl a thing of i-eaiity 'This was done by left the ministry he waa pa'dor vf the them happy, and corn remedies that actually remove corns as well ing for tlie front. sot), of Bengal, visited at Wilt Ander constant InferpSanting, preserving a Presbyterian chi.nh at I rbaua. IlL, as ease the ache. Of course, we carry the BIGGEST line In ALL Mrs L. r. Avery and daughter. Lu- son s Thu*-sday eoptlniwus grt'wth of vlgonma greeiia. the seat of the 'nlverstty of ntluola. toilet needs. ella, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wardell. Mr ^ Ring at Mrs M.md Crook sp»-nt Thursday The aesthetics were seen Mr and Mra Geo Archer and Mt strortlon gangs, i s a “white wtng “ and Hying with her roofher. Mm Julia trees, being nearly sixteen feet high ♦ JEWELRY and Mrs Jease Art her visited r-is- as a mechanic he worked thro»«*ti in ST. JOHNS, MICH. Wood, has moved her household goods t*ves near I-aneina Pnnday At the same time these served as poles for Kentucky Wonder beans dlana. Ohio, Pet nsyKanla. MaryMnd. miiHNiaNMWwiimiwwiHiiiiiiuiMifflitiHiHtiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHwiMiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiffniiiiiiitnininiflinM to Lanslrtg, where she expects to go Mr and Mm Fmrk Roberts aod to housekeepng Mrs Rarl Brown, STORE w»n. Fred, spent Wednesday with Ford Along the o»her two sides was a finally tmvellng northward thresigh formerly Miss Stella Wood, will stay EIIls aad wife, near 9t. Johns heslge of coatnoa TTiese with care at . N#w England In ’o Maine. Little News Liners afe Big Result Getters. with her mother Mr and Mm. Ed Moore and cfatld- PACE '.0 8T. JOHNS. lUCmOAN, THURSDAY ATnOMOON —JULY 19. 1M7

J'ltlnt anti Alatrt aixi bkiux) ----- 19 tS Manual* tralnlug ____ .90 00 I (*wopl* ar* *^111 twill tug about the II- H*»h ctiM ki anl -r t••raUng plant M« 00 P ' wiill* the 'var lasts On thia aubject /..'■•aal a.Mttr.. ot i^cIkmi UtaUUt Nu. 3o 14 I li'Hurai.'v -ippallons .... .nd Chaa Crowbar of St. Johna. and 4 ‘>iii4(iu iilay a**- S7 (HI I L*k« nil'g. . ui> r'li. ut '< :JV '>'cic.k Goapal m*«tlna|i ar* In trograaa at I said: “Kconomlse, but don ’t be an hue allad to (ir-J<*r >>r Chab ’.V ICelle/. (•III ■ aiipolpa Total faiU kS THIS IS p.: i*''- !;t u( th»- l-Uinrd 9f tûc-itkon. To* (t'-np fiKl'itallia Eatimatoi Recaipts tha opera houae, cuuduct )d by two j Et ono Mleer.” fl'rt* orr of bualtifAi wua th« rvaJi^tg iit 'ivakei' r ir Oomior-n .'nirPI ex- lady •Tungallata Ail are laritad ovary I Th* man who Knocks out sll a% tilt rnnitii'a thf laat mni.uAl nit-fU!!*, iar> inll ■)•'!>.'rtiiv nlaI 40 Od 1 riiiiai y u: IIU'V fr . in talk 5«9l> 90 nisbt b> "'.ark A. lutt atHTeJary. 14o\*.i p, ■ I.iana 'M-t nark • <'oni«tl by I»r Harr' lb!*-'b kiatt# ' uni' N’oriiiMl from Sta e W The following spent Junday at S'. :ktr,, I'lBt tli« nilnutea of th* prevK'uk ' unt' Normal freii. fount •e*" 00 rryotal; Mr and Mrs- Erii Ingeraull ej.2> sit it; a darkened room and count Alin ail aiocting li« appruvod and a< n-pird j Tota exp.-ndltur"!- »f»«T ®*^TulU..ii ...... 59^1 IS and family; Mr. and .Mra. triuui. An h s nlcklea by candle-light isn ’t go ll'ittun unaniiTioiiali rrrrl^ ^ • ______. . _ ...... < "nin.' I' -nieiit 7 j u" UNUSUAL T la I'-M v>rder of Itualrn aa Baa th« pro- .••TE5 roiLDING AND BEPAIN kUND I'uati i n hand In fund ___ 1041 l«7 drus and son. Millar; Mr nnd Mra. U. it g to help very muck either himself aon'.tiiK of the rcpcart of tha Board of Eii- G. t^hipp«ny and family; aid Mr and o * bid neighbor. On the other hand, tvation of m-elpta nm! diatMiraemma for ! PecslDta. Tot.I ...... tneu by Mr*. L. dtevena. tr,*- part yoar, toK'-tlvr with the report | Voted VMM) M Aiiiour.t to se voti*d by B-sird of Vernon Parka la here frem Ann Ar ^ tliera will he a lot of help, for all p 4n> l yaair endina July t. 1917. Rooks ...... I 252 34 To tlir voters of Idatrift No 4, li^r- lifblt Ita.aifro .... Cars of library ______59 9^ Tbis Is the job which the .N’atlonal five Coats of the season ’s new- atiip ot Bingham: In acrîrdaaoc »'ith t.ia LISF.ARV FUND BATH Ixebomy Board, appointed by the Oeneral t$chuoI Laia«. your Bt*d tax ______*71 00 Credit balance ______32 24 whole country. The Board want* to efit and smartest styles in GENERAL PURPOSE FUND Fine money ______tt 92 V*in« monej .....______5V Ml keep buslnees moving, but It says Race.ptA Ti'tal receipts .. ______Voted by Board of Education^. 22«> 99 Miss Luella Harrington was home CxiM'ixdlturM there must be some readjuatments. Misses and Wonnen ’s Prinjiry Money from State _ __ t tiot 19 I 3* 2 34 from Jackson Sunday. Dally Interest halani'# 59 17 BiMiks ______-—______•30 S9 The Red ('rose aubacription of Bath I-'or instance, the American people One Mill Tax —C1t> of St J»lins B.ilanre In firi.l ______32 34 Total to be raised by tax for and towiiahip of Bingham _ __ :S9« 79 the ensuing scl.obl year, township amounted to |32: -00 lire now paying ten per cent., on SUMMARY 131T-19 H ... ______I Arthur Goodrich ard little son of FVom t'puntr f-ir County General Puri>oae fund ______.... *0179 90 < very purebaae they make, for the N"rmal .... ______ITS 99 Oeneral fund rr»iltt Slf"B. l.ullllng and repair f>ind.. 75b iP l-anelng, spent Suudav in thla place <'i>ni uienfenient rei-eipLa ____ _ S9 59 balance ______|1.041.t2 w ith hia iiarenta. luxury of having their good.x deliver- SUITS and COATS Tuition ______2549 99 fjhrary fund ....__ «______... 229 9 i Sale nf paper ______A ST Sites. Building and Kepair fund. Ijewla Herbison la spenllng a few • d. The National Board says we Ixtioratery Fees ______25 M 1 lebit lialants ______144 38 Total amount voted by the days with his motb'ir. Mra. Elian Her- iihould have fewer unnecessary de- I.oan fn>m hank _____ TSild 99 I.lbrnry fund, iredlt Hoard of Fal-jcntlon 121140 Of CLARK A. PUTT Director. hiaon. and other .êlatlviw In thin Mverles, and storekeepers will doubt- Voted In part ftom Pit;- for Cen- lialance ______Stt t* place. at 33^ Off ei'al Purpose ard Teaeher ’s Total balanes on Moved by CliarW liulae. sei-opdod h. ess be glsd to secept this. The wsaes ---- ...... _ 14249 S» hand ...... $ 329 71 I*' flnrrv r» STualr, that the report of Brant Herhlaon >ft for 1 la home tn Ralar.i-e on hand Jolv in. IVi* _ 39 -J4 24 Orders drawii and unpaid .. 39 15 dlMoursenients and e\fendltures. tugetber (îcago, SuBday. HI* nepb sw, BobaP rouble will come In getting the peo j Itaiaiii'e rash cn hand In the with till' action of tiie Hoard of i-klu«an« AS la-ss loan at hni.l; ______1190 09 ItuTis for the ensuing >»-ar. l>e ai. epte i ikâmaioo. ;wenty yearH when women In cltle# Balanre m fuT'd Jiilx 9 . I"*!? __ 1041 92 I.e-' ing Oeflcl* ■{ ______...... »32 97 and aiJopted .Motion carried. | Two new caiua of typhoid fever Tlo- mceuiig tlo ri le-KH-edeJ to the j have developed. Mrs Ora Johns, and .save ha( 1-«xer> spool of thread dellv- As we want to reduce stocks Expeedltu'es election of trust! i-i sin • eed I'on c La- Mrs. Joe Kvans A tmlned uurae la »red by w agon “JTIMATES FOR THE ENSUItlQ Cliuiih ri ig il .. ____ 9l' (M lUron and .» org. U n*u.ls ^ I ^grin* foi fhe lattei Also the Nsticnsl Board watts us SCHOOL YEAR. 1917-1918 ; icrnis W' .i ..Isj.it t' <-■ , 1 ■ Sio"d anv | Kiiif. 'S.-lim .l|•Ioln.ls ______35 40 I Is. oiai. d that the c uili ..PI lilt two 1.11 I The l.pv.orfli l-eikue v 111 hold a just as quickly as possible in or I hi . till - ai4lar>, h < bool teura I T"v S'lio"! Ibuirit of I ilHtrli t N» 4. to learn more about the use af cotton > -IS ai t 19-17 ____ ...... l.-i! >I 'tl'll c • ! a w 1 r.'iip-'n. Ells picnic at Park las'. Saturday .July t'Ht iMi wi.s ip of Bli glii.ni heri-tiv re.Mtrt to tli* worth. Tain.X.lx. -i.' fL mold I’ MiV beginning at t’fo o'clork There in woolen goods Our ■tardu/'J fas Tea-t.er I- eus ^ .. 2■*•>•' 4' ■,ii';.uii ini >-ti.'.| •: said dlstrlit the follow - der to make room for our fall JaiiiprV - ____ L"'i in* estimate o r» • Ipta and expcn.lllurcs r>r'.I^c''.r.'.V"t.V‘c ", t' . trTs- -."‘in 'lMH.e'o'i . «»U And lu:ich will be been “all wool” , while countries llle Ijei eial (Hi lie ... ____ _ .39 i9 f .p tjjp enaulns for the ileneral Par Jantt'iri i.iplha ______I loll C l . l '.rol w se 'erni of ofM c x served England have learned to use much ^■‘i li"»e F.in I. Si . 14 IMlng and R“P«lr a''OUl t'> .\’»lr»', with r< s ilt as foil ws Teh-grimr I 62 , Kiinil. ar.d I.il laf. rund. Rev. .Mr Shorney will return the D:ore cotton than we do, and still coats and suits. Hence this un UiKhi'iig .... VVliob' tmml -r ..f \..t. « . si wa- t ilrtv- l*lter part of the we?! from a three GENER>vl FURPO&E FUND ■ 'll., .f wh.i ii I"n 1.. Miir-n rc.fl'eij make • niore durable garoieuts than Frelglu. rart.'se ini expr.-.i f% ciif ..lx. Mnrrv Ihadl-.. ..n- ■ Ift-nr- | weeks’ vacation, and will preach In Magaxii e s’l 'll • Ipl lon. >■' • mi ours M'lth a woxil shortage that may years I*-*? eid :T-D F.st.n atsd Expsndituret I*a:-. t.n. Char es litilae, ..ne. 11." nion I the Baptist church .*4 I 'I t .11 It... |>i..ii' 1 HI UV ttrr-c xf'irs Motion cnrrl —l V. ■> t In' on the lot belonglr g to Vr Thomas ill11 lines of goods, there must te few*- choose from the most exclusive Ai:rt< itii’ -il di'pnrtrr.'rt r'li p!!'s 4_> ' Ft. lx.'i ' iirt ikc Icvpli- or.l'r VI- f!ic .-I. tion of s tr-uwt. e t.t sti. - j Bmlth. cn Main street, tor the use of 111 I' '■ re't'ib utiu l'I.- I . 1 <>trr( II S.-hr^-rbs'i w! oiw term er fancy styles and more dep«-ndaÎe Printing ______■ f ws« alt'.It to exi'lre. with the r.»- the hand bo>s Thx'lr opei air con Trt.ait I'ffl.’. r s xala-y .. __ _ IS St I xYon ------1 H) 9V certs are very much 4njc..-cd by the staples In ways like this we shall and desirable styles at the lowest P'tlr'.lni; '«» 74 I Kv>U.' U' h t.iix pi.iiits 1 H. 09 S'llt l.s fo’itlWs T fsl p 'mbe'- of votes, i»i-i eni : ninrilleo 794 .lijc.-' sus __ - ... 73 09 cast v aa thiefv.one. of 'vl.l. h tleorc* H jieople of the vUla/e be economising, but not Injuring or Inioiraii' lYemlunie 56' 77 ''f fleer. Ha la - . ______>0 UV K.'hfs iibals rt-.-elvcl thirtv and Char'es , n I Miking up ard employ I Prlninx and ad\ ertlslna 21" 09 Mills* rcceix'ed one Moved and s'lnporfe.l . destro.ving business ' possible prices. Come and prof 11 as ! l■■•stuKx .... 10 o« tto.i c>orge 11 Schocnhals bs d < 'sr.-d ] ing . ___ -Is '.-d fr'i«tce f.w a term -.f three vears , Water i« .. . _____ 179 9.. I Ji t'l:i»r's auixpli.-s ______175 00 FOR i R.4n CASE OF BLI **■ iTTiMr g 91 '.4 T Jii '.e s w-ixes . — 744 16 «« yi >«lt.n cSTled bannister 73 99 I ' .'I ii't ■> mat rla . r*')ialr at all Mr.e.l » ?oilih an tost I’le meeting adj.xtirn Mo S’ Truant I'ffi' r s s.-rvlce.s 75 09 rl n t-n-rlml read what follows here. It ia not even I nark A T'ltt So.Tr’ar. 711: n'o.s I.....S ..'ll. maKBSiiieS_ .'.0 99 intended for people wrho have only oc SPECIAL—One lot of Ladk's* r • ragfs t-js and .xot t X X X 1 t t T T-r-1 I ■ I T » t Mr and Mrs H (J Fink were Elsie casional fit* of the “blue* ”. Indeed, 1 k 1' *r ' .* auim>ie« 'ivna' ’ o Kin 'I SUtiplieM ------I callers oc Monday. thi* ia meant for person* w bo are in Suits to close at half price. Ri'fimd f'lit lon !•• :I Mrs w,m. Mitchell spent Friday in clined to'feel blue pretty near all the Stush 4' 94 11’! i Alma wlO|ih frlen-ic. T imii'i- ■ (■'•epBlrs and nia in neral si.n- time. 'They may he ao depressed by I Inf 10S 94 I I log! o! Ii '..•r'lt' pt) Mr«. > il4.,' Siilth spent K Ii; li'i g7i>- ■ supplies . .. 221 49 Pb'sl 'fc, H* "I Ci'emistrv lahora- overwork or by illneaa. that they have P n l"-•^lers 4» 90 ! t .e a 'P' Ip". ---- _ **'• *• was fallen prey to the mistaken Idea that 7 'ihrl sr’ng "I's gn-o'tre 99 -*7 x; t n tn.: .Irnwlng siip- wramlrg pleture" 1 4" ' I'll. 4 -. Mr. and Mrs R. D Bird and fam hiisin. ’•'e t* not worth living ily of Holly are spending some time F J. nWhUson Cft*. .1 **'»m the normal way* of JOHN HICKS at the ’r farm bu9ine!*B the first of the we* k i.rert=»i lip' .1). "o go<>d. If Mrs. Allen Cressman and l>*by are •Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith of Tole B vlgUlPg at the home cf Rom* Georgia do. are visiting relative* hire you r c irff’^’-rri" pleaenM aua.' *nr for a few dayr Hayes Tate of O” iiseo, w as a busl- hope, their tirvr* 33 Clinton Ave. St. Johns, Mich. , Mr and Mra. rha'ley Hlanckard of ness vlalmr in town on Friday It. They can ’t go to 9 leep''Bge«ibink t Middleton. vlPtT*d at the borne ot Mrs. Mr and Mra. Sheldon of (kkld. iBlancv Lvon last week jwere callers in town on Friday ing bow bad things are Tht Store rhot Sells Wooltex Vow such people should try saying Mr and Mrs Fred Halnmond. of » . LOOK BOYS! Olive, spent Saturday night and Sun Ring bev grandparents here this week thia to themselves “Well, things are Mie* Erma "BenalngiT of 3t JohnH day with Mr and Mrs I- Irer pretty^ bad; I don ’t see how they was a guest of frlen'lii here last week Mrs ('barley Patterson, of Jack- could he much worse; but at least T son. returned home Saturday after The Miaaes Mary Gander and Pau line Sheldon apent Thtirada/ In Elsie am ready ^rd waiting to see how lotaoi spending a week with her mother, This Big Sturdy Farm En Mr anti Mra Hownrd Fin) were th« much worse they can get “ BLIGHT 0?i PttTATHEB n Mrs E H. Lyon guests of relatives at El well over Sun The yoing people of the Baptist Thia may seem strange dr-'trlne. waa Btoppad laat year by 1-a day Birmingliam. of Shepardsvilit;. church will give a play entitled “Pa s .Ta> Rusaell of Baffle Cr-ek spen but it has been known to help many gine FREE Picnic. ” at the church Frldav evening. a worried man or woman, when bet by using a aolut on of 4 lbs a lew day* of fhe wt-ek with relative) blue Vltrol to SO ga-a water, ap ,Ti ly 27. Every one come and enjoy here the picnic ter and more helpful means (ail In plied with a fine misty spray. Mr and Mrs Frank Manning apen' the first place, tt relaxes the stra’n Paints It is Importsmt to supply with Saturday am! Pundax- with rdatl e* Ir of restless thinking about one ’s con tine spray as drop* will cause dition In th*. second place, th re burns. Sa .1 Wallace of MontaniL. was Iti We '-ellere a strong solution ETIREKA fowTiur'lay. Irxking affe- Iniain. s i aeema to be something aports-man- of Ll:;.e-Sulphur, appllac in tba Interesf^ here llke aliout this propo.sal that will ap aame w.xy wi'l also do i an-: Mis* Kf;.. ' i’.eonefi '>f Detrt>ll. wa peal to a man if be l^ ary good is much leaa expensive a g- e-f t-l .‘itr and .Vr* L. H Angle i blood left In hi" ’ at all I'se It aa strong aa yon can Adam R’.aacll was at Klale on hua- few days ias* week Without burning vine* Ineaa Monday The viii.nr penr-le ’s -lasa meet n f Finally. It give* free play to the in SKjl ASH B1 GS Mra Warner Ljon la quite alck.wlth was held af the home of Mr and Mr; stlnct of curiosity At least one tan Potato bugs and all aatiug in the moaalea at thIa writing M F 57tTi.| SOT) on Friday event. la be curious to see what the next day sects ars best khlad with Arsen Art hi' < a . pbell of Mun* vna. ha< Mr and Mrs. .leaa Kellogg ontortaln. ate of I-ead iteen spej dirg thi- week uen with h'l will briny Curiosity may have kill GREEN LH'F ed frlenda from Duplain Sunday. parents .Mr and Vn It Gf nipbell ed many a cat, but curiosity ItBclf is Mr. and Mra. C. A Sevey"entertain and other sorkhig inaecta are D F Stewart and wife iind KaHe a hard thing to kill And If a man best killed with IVIretlae Naiph. ed company from Cryatal Sunday Bfeaari and wife were r-Timts of M *. .Maxine Morrison of Lanalng, rla- stands by to see how ni ’irh wor«e Spray We sail It for J5c a boftie Pre«cn|itBon and Mrs Flwyn Stewar* of Owos*.., A little powd Napthaline In Iting her grundninther. Mrs. j. W. over Sunday things can get’’, still playing his part DepartaBcnt j Daggett Materi. each bill Is repcêd to ka-ip off Mr and Mea. Ghaa Hlahop and chi - aa t>e*t he can. it’s surprising how the bugs Sarah and Charlea Crowner of St To the Winner of the Clinton ilren returned to their horn * in Om- soon he may find things getting not I Johna, are apending the week with way. Frldav aDer a two w«eks’ vla.t frlenda here. wtti '•'Lire* here worse, but better. Of course, the real County Corn-Growing Contest K. I*. Teete* and family left laat \'r »rd Mrs ^rank Sehrtng ard answer to the question. “Is life wortli Friday for a rlait with relatives neat The V. M. C. A of this county is doing a big thing to make corn Mr. aid Mrv C. D Wooley wi re gues-§ living? ” is simply, "That de(>ends on I Hunt ’s Dewitt and Iînalng of Mr. jjil Mr* A Se irlng n***r Grard »&OB=B^=oa growers oet of the yoôg mer. We a>e giving this FAIRBANKS, tha Ilvar.” I Mra. Ella Barber of I.tOlogahu.->'. Rapids, a few day* laat week MORSE ENGINE to increase the Inters In prize corn-growing.—to , came Thursday to visit her parent j. I 8 i-- ityai and family re urned to Neressttiea *f Bar. ; Mr. and Mra. 8 . H Keiaer. SgallBg OM Frieedsktps. ABTIinSEV LKTmi got tt>o boys started right in fa'ming and also in the selection of the their hone In lamslng on Sunday, When Lloyd George in England un- proper FARM POWER MACHINERY. * j Mr*. Geo. Cor-lray and son Milford, wher^ they will park their houaeho d So far aa men are concerned, the of nesr Banslster, wore gsegta of Mrs dertk to organize the ministry of warmeet friendship la that wbick ax- July 17, 1917 . CastaaL Mr. Jtengg; Sc* this engine at our salesroom o' in 'he window of tho Farmor ’a goods and more bark to thk place n munitions a gL-izier began to stamp * T>ewia Huguelet Saturday last fhe near future. * iats bate tan two fallows whose wives Gabel. Herman; GamaL Mr. Chat-; Stall- Bank. I The ninth and tenth grade claaaea out cartridge clips; a manufacturer of have Dtvar met. A friend that wa Johason, C. J-; Pettigrew, Mr. W. IK; Mr and Mrs D^rln Hiknard and music roll* used his equipment to I of Eureka high school, enjoyed the daughter, sad Mrs Elisha Mi wman >f bars knewn and liked for years has Staler Mrs Frank D-; Saddlar. CMe.; Men—Bring you.' boy* and -come to our saloaroom. our big day at riyetal leike lavt Sunday make gaages; a t»ncern engaged be drifted aeay from na. and w* suppoaa SiefarL John; Tbomaa. Mra. Mary GarJand, aad Mr C. E .Vewman if fore the war In preparing Infants ’ food stock cf — I Miy M. S. Gregory returned Tiome Flint, were Fnnday caller* at the hone he feels that wa have drifted away Walker. Mies Nattie. • last week from a two weeks’ riait wHp of Mr and Mr*. P. G. Beemw*. l>egan delivering pluga for shells; an from him We llke r.VER> THING NECESSARY ST. JOHNS MARKETS. ! ♦ a jewelery house devoted Itself ex.- said she couldn ’t see what on earth 8 t Johna. Mich., July t. Itj STATIONARY ANP PORTABLE voR the far* power cluslvely to |>eriscopes; a phonograph To owners, i-osaesaors or anyone could find tn bar to admire, of land, or any parson or pav St. Johna. Mich., July IS, 1917 concern sent millions of delicate shell and wa nuppoee fhe other i-ald about WASHING MACHINES PLANT. or corporatJoa having elMrsi of Mrs f'rego visited her dwi’ghter at l>arts to the assembling stations; a tha same thing W’a felt thrt our frien* GRAIN firm which made nothing but sheep laniia In this atata: 'I hresher's Supplies M1.Aat, red, testing 59 lbs. 12.20 Oaklev Si rduY knsw what our wife thought of his Mr* Gim Olson has a cou lin vl*lt- shearing tnarlilnery started turning Notice Is haraby gtvan that nB I M’h* at. white, testing 59 lbs $2 1& wife, and we were a little ashamed to ious weeds growing on any tnndl Ing her from Pennay ’vanla out shell casea; a cream separator be tn bin company. Probably he felt f>ate ...... 70 factory r' anufactured shell primers tba City of St Johns. ComMy of Louden Barn Equipment = Beaiis ______17 50 Mra John K«en*y and faughtcra tha aame At any rate, we haven ’t bad have retiirne*! from Arn Arl>or. Among other producers of finished ton, or wtthlu tha UasHs mt any high Glover Seed...... fO.OO much of taythlag to do with each oth way pase*ag by or tHrejgli anch Mada Sample Stall*. Stanchions. CorWora. Etc., on our floor. Geo Weal* and family of I.Anai ig. strlx* were randlemskers. flour mill*, er since B'e speak but no one would i LITE RTOGR tcltxcco raaniifsctureni, syphonmak- most be cat dnani and daotroyad or Bam Plan* free --Cet our Viguroa. Hogs ------112 e 114.40 visited at Herbert Tlolroea ’ fiindny • ever gii*M that we once were boeom Mr*. JtVank Connell .if Beaton H vr- 'ers and I he manufacturers of snort or before tha 17th day of Joly, in? 8 he* ’P------to 00 e 17.60 ing goods World ’s Work. friends. —-Claud Callnn In Fort Failure to comply with fSkta nottm I.<*mb 9 ______tlO •til bor was a jailer at Rar*. Smith’s list Worth S.ar-Telegram w eek on or befort th* date mtoHimail. e* Electric Light Plants and Water Systems .Cattle, fatted ______SR ft fO.M I The Hawaiian Ijingnage. within 10 days theraaftar, orfH mak-. Don’t buy a light pânt until yiw have our figjro* W* have mere Ve»l Calva* ...... no c fti Mr 9 n«', Mr* Ardraw Halier hiive liar ReceaiiRendatien. the partiee no failing lial^ for Idk moved their household goods tn flt j The lsrg"age of HawaH |a y^ry *lm- DRFBNFn REATN j pi" To "ne who hears It for the first A woman prominent aa a social coats of cutting tha Burnt mmt aa adl euêtsful plants in opo.wtion than all ethera combined. Beef, dressed______ft • 111 Johns Franc •< snd .lary Pearl ire 1 ^me ' time comes the conviction that the ah worker t/as in the city to ergmga a dittonal levy of tan nor eomt of aoc Pork,‘dressed _____ tl9 new girl the other day. Sh* visited eoot to be levied and collaetad agaio* Galvas, dressed______. Oil from Haa ilton. Gan . “trir tlwir vata- jorlglnes expressed their sentiments In Bargains in Slightly Used Engines tIon I rrinittlve vowel s.'ûnds. to which an ampbiyment Hgency which makaa tite property hi the same moanor a fBonrr* akd tegftablen Frank Danieia of Wraisan. WtscMi- some consoaanle hav« been aiMed a apactal^' of finding placer for coun other taxes are la*iad ami oaUaeia B'jtter______If try boast maida and was mnch pleased and Trill alao make th* parfln ao fef On* ? t hi Pn Rawleigh Schryer. aln. and eo Daniels of Bl Jot'ea, Fact, vowel Is eonnded as In Teitin. One S H. Verticle Fairbanks Merse. Erra ______.*0 called on Mr* Dwight Smith Sunday and the words are easily pronounced with one from th* eouniry. lag Hahle to proueeutioa and i gne t . Honey ------,_____ .15 I.tttte Harriet Gnleman pawed avoty by 'vV" Is patieni and wishes to “Why did yoti leer* yoar la it place* ” each cane of tan dollars and the eael I ' POIXTRT speak (’i.stln-'tlv The pronnnclatlon asked the woman ot proseention July Id. at tb* Hurt Hoar>tfal Service* ORAL W. GAANGRR. Silo FilIerS"(x>rn Huskers Broiler a ..... M-.tR were h« M at the home MTediw sday af- s ill 11- ,.1' th" iietfer If the speaker “I dhlr*t kara no leaf place." aa- Erwla ------.14-.16 teraooi will (teas ;ii:t alpr.-yjf drawl th# rowel swerad the gin. ’hecauM I ain ’t had Btrset Commlaeloner of tb# Ctty ; Dock* ______II no last place to laaea, and I’m still 8 t Johns aourd- for which reason fha language 4fw1 'Oaaa* ______f J sics I IWsreadaat. IS well suited to the doleful Hawaiian working at ft. Ulag foe-myself that j vmii “Reweraher It waa one of jftiur fiwe- xall Say Hoo noo-lnn-lnn and let I’y* hear, working, and I m aur« I'm a R. S. Clark Horae hidej. No 1 __ fatbera who pledged bta aaprid be nor Ike wor .1 sing Itself. good aarrant aad I ca« raeonmand myself you. ma’am “—Ezcha«ge 1 Highsm ) b 4*c* a Woot of ttie Stoe* Hetoi. .Bear hidra ...... for bla couotr> ’* kaoer thBt ;Calf hldea. griac _____ “Yes. and how muck did xe rils* Hunger la^sharpar than fhe sward. rl 1 thaugi 'Wool ______eo nr j jp Paaumont aad rietchar. News West .Ads hnag raa«lls