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VOL. XXVIII, NO. 22 LOWELL, MICHIGAN, NOV. 4, 1920 VOL. XVI, NO. 41 s m PATRIOTIC RALLY Program for ArmisUce Day at Low* REPUBLICAN UNOSLIDE" " ell, November 11. WALL PAPER The World's Most The following program will be given at the City hall, Lowell at 2 President, Senate, House, State and Two Women Plunge Off Grand p m., Thursday, Nov. 11. River Bridge. Invocation, Rev. H. H Harris. County, East, North and West. Mrs, Fitzgerald and Miss Emma Valuable Book Selection—High School Girls' Brenner, of Grand Rapids, escaped (llee Club.* Only Solid South for Cox. death or even serious injury in a Instrumental music, Walter Brighten up your rooms for W) miraculous manner about 10 A bank book is the only book you ever Moore, Gerald White, Thurston o'clock Tuesday forenoon when the Springett. Hudson Sedan car. the former was the long winter days with a gat free of charge and yet, next to the Charles W. Clark Post American driving, smashed through the guard Legion, Chaplain, E. R. Cochrun. planks on the east side of the south new coat of wall paper • • • • bible, it is the world'a moat valuable Vocal Solo, "Ring Out Sweet end of the Lowell upper Grand t • • • Bells," Mrs. Charles Doyle. river bridge and landed on its top book. r Heading, Optional, Mrs. Allen in several feet of water, twenty or Bennett. more feet below the bridge, having Vocal Solo, "Christ in Flanders," turned end for end. It does not cost much and it Mr. H. L. Dyk. * Several men working on the It ia free, therefore, easy to possess. Address, Captain Tom Thoits, north end of the bridge saw the adds a lot to the attractive- Grand Rapids. accident, and hastened to the re- There'a one waiting for you at thia bank "America" audience. scue of the women, who were ta- This program is arranged and ken to l^otel Waverly and attended ness of the home :: ;; right now. If ia youra—if you wish it, given by a community committee by Dr. Shephard, who reports their and every member of the commun- injuries confined mostly to cuts and and, what'a more, it will prove the key ity is urged to be present. bruises. In the evening Hale's orchestra Mrs. Fitzgerald and Miss Brenner, We have several room lots ready for you, to opportunity. will furnish music for a community the latter a former Lowell school and the price is much less than present dance free to the public. teacher, were driving home from Mrs. R. M. Shivel will have charge Saranac. They approached the prices on wall paper. :: ;; of suitable card games and enter- dangerous bridge curve evidently Come in and get your Savings Pass Book tainment for those who do not care at a considerable speed, swerved to to dance. the west side of the bridge and then ® today: Mrs. E. V. Tuckey will arrange to the east side to their fall, as be- We have only enough for about 25 roomt) games for the children who come fore stated. with their parents. so you had better get yours early. They owe their escapes from be- A smoking room in charge of C; ing crushed to the sturdy car top, Let us show you. H. Runciman will be provided for which look the force of the long the men. ^ City State Bank fall to the water, and then escaped Let us make this a day worthy of death from drowning or long ex- its importance in our lives. posure lo the cold water to their Lester C. Doerr, Chairman. pronipt rescue. WARREN G. HARDING. CALVIN COOLIDGE. Dan Williams, M. S. West. N. D. G. LOOK Boss, workmen for the State High- One of the 8000 Rexall Drug Stores. ^ cl!) It was a Republican landslide and county candidates correspond- way department. from Maine to California and from ed. Nothing got away from the The car was taken from the river the Lakes to Mason and Dixon's Republicans, not even the squeal. by Bennett's garage men in a bad- line, or beyond. In Lowell the Socialist ticket got ly damaged condition. Merchants Association Well Treat- Harding and Coolidge have ap- 21 votes, Prohibition 115, Socialist Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Fitz- ed by Clarksville Business Men. parently carried every Eastern, Lalfbr I, Fanner Labor 5, and gerald and Miss Brenner still re- Clarksville merchants gave the Northern and Western stale, except Single Tax, none. mained in their rooms at the hotel, When You Think visiting merchants a line banquet possibly Arizona, Idaho, Montana, The Parochial amendment is vot- and program Friday evening, Oct. Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma and ed down, 2 to I in the state. Kent ROVER MAY LAUGH. of 22. The banquet was served in the the Dakotas. county voted* against it very heav- auditorium of the Congregational The new presidenl will have good ily. Lowell's vote was US! for How Do They Get That Way; "liv- church by the Indies' Aid society, working majorities in holh Senate IN') against, howell was decidedly ery Dog Han His Day?" with pie pumpkin pie, itnd and House. opposed ID empowering the legisla- The new state dog tax law was everything of the very best, and Reports of overwhelming llcpnb- lure lo raise state salaries, the vote severely critlei/.ed Tuesday idler- Watches and Clocks with musical accompaniment. lican majorities <;oiiie from Sew being 22(5 yes to .'/I'.t no. The noon at the board of supi-rvisors and repsirs for ••me After banquet cigars were passed York, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania Lowell voters also voted against session when it was ruled that and the men met in Clarksville hall, and other stales. the olhtT proposed amendments, Sheriir Peter Viergever was the or where M. Lenhard introduced the It is the same way in Michigan, and tin* results on these at large only man in the county, under the asociation president, M. X. Henry, (iroesheck and the enlire Stale and were in douht. law, who would have the rigid to of Lowell, to act as chairman. Legislature Republican lirkets are Uepublicans Win Ionia, kill an unlicensed dog. This in- The following gentlemen ap- elected by unheard of majorities. Ionia, Nov. IJ.—The returns now cludes the city of (ii-and Mapids. ac- Jewelry and Silverware peared on the program: Mr. Hraund Even our "Good (Irev Governor in assiiii- a large Mepuhlican major- cording to the interpretation of the and Mr. Rlakeley, president and Ferris, went down in overwhelm- ity for all candidates. Foss (). act made Tuesdav afternoon. or secretary of the Grand Rapids ing, if honorable defeat. Eldred. of this city, was elected Supervisor McPherson, of Ver- Credit Men's association, who As in the nation and slate, so it state senator from the Kigteenth gennes township asked that the Fancy China and Cut Glass spoke on Inixiness conditions. was in Kent county, everylhing on districl. Fred L Warner, of Held- prosecutor, sherill and count.\ Ilaxel Riley, of Grand Rapids, the Republican ticket went through ing was re-elected lo the legisla- treasurer be called upon-to ex- or sang "The End of u Perfect Day." with a whoop and if there had heen ture. plain why the dog taxes through- Prof. Holmes, manager for the a "black sheep," running for dog The Hepuhlican county ticket is out the county had not heen col- state school for the blind, address warden, he'd a gone in too, for that elected throiighoul as follows: Pro- lected in entirety and win the Dinner and Glass Ware was "What the United States Needs. "Was the order of the day." bale Judge Montgomery Webster; sheriir had not taken steps to kill or Better Schools, Better Co-operation, And Lowell, good old Lowell, Sheriir, Mark lloppough; Clerk, the unlicensed animals. William Better Americanism." Prof. Holmes trolled out 1002 voters in the face of William II. Dilley; rreasurer, Bes- A. Hiley, county treasurer, ex- is a very entertaining speaker. young hlizxard and gave 72;{ of sie M.i('iailoway; Megister of Deeds. plained that the entire trouble lay Kodaks and Brie a Brae Impromptu remarks were made them to Harding, and but 'J'Jii for Daniel W. Lind: Prosecuting Attor- in his ollice because it had heeii s you can lavs on topics pertaining to all classes Cox, 598 to (iroesheck and 375 to ney. Harry Genumd: Court Com- unable to gel out the delimiuent Then of business, mercantile, agricultur- Ferris, 750 to Mapes hihI 207 to missioners .lohn Nichol and E. A. dog tax report to the prosecutor al and manufacturing. Jarvis, 071 |o McNaughton, and 221 Murphy: Drain Commissioner, Chas. and sherill's ollice. The report Meeting adjourned to meet with to Schmidt. 730 to George II. Miller, T. (loodwin; Coroner, Matthew G. was due June 14. Hile> explained h a phonograph Middleville merchants early in No- and 223 to .lohn Luneke and 7.'M to Bradley and Benjamin .1. Hoynton: that one township. Cannon, had not Think of OLIVER vember. all feeling that Clarksville Judge Highee, and 227 to Edgar A. S.o-vcvor, Allan M. Williams. yet tiled its dog tax report. The merchants were royal entertain- Muhtr. The voles of other sfait i erf is loses this county, which sherill and Die prosecutor, it was as that used in the Ellison tone test at City Hall Jeweler and Optometrist ers. [Com. explained, could not act until the Oct. 6. "tyt* ExaiuiDHi and UlasneM Fitter report from the treasurer w«s forth- METHODIST CHURCH. coming. Services at the usual hours next "There is no use in becoming un- R. D. STOCKING Sunday. Let's show our appre- luly exercised over the situation," ciation of the church by being pres- Prosecutor Hoffius said, "because ent. I'll be there, will you? We Here's a great special the act is a new one and because I will expect you. Vonr presence lirmly believe that at the noxf leg- will cheer us all. islature we will have another new The Greene circle will have n pot 6 dozen absolutely pure silk hose in dog law. We get one almost every luck supper in the basement of the brown, grey, black and navy. session. This law is had because church next Tuesday evening. Lat- I does not exempt Orand Hapids. Talk is Cheap er in the evening, they will take Wayne county is exempted, but the WHAT CREDIT MEN THINK "A trip Through Michigan." and the legislators did not see lit to treat us ublic is invited to go with them, They're $1.50 Hose thus. According to the provisions Ridicule Cannot Alter a Fact Slot by Ford, or Buick, or aero- of the law the supervisors should OF PAYING BY CHECK plane, but by steroptican, and it Reduced 33%% 6 'lave reported the unlicensed (logs will be very interesting. o the county treasurer's ollice June Quality tells and cannot be contradicted. My The Aid society will hold their and the treasurer should have ''Every effort should be made to have checks November meeting at the home of They're §1 now filed his report with me June la. Coffees are all sold on a money back guarantee, Mrs. Harold Weekes, on Friday af- '"hat has not been done, hut the become more completely the Nation's real ternooji. The committee has some eports should be forthcoming as ltdoes the talking and believe me, it is mighty con- original and unique plans for the soon as possible."--(irand Hapids currency; the circulation of currency for tha program. Press. payment of accounts, when checks would be vincing, for 1 am getting new customers every day. The Euodian class has challenged MARRIAGFAKKNSES. the Men's Bible class for an attend- William II. Layman. 2X. Alma; safer and more adaptable, is unwise and un- ance contest, to last for ten weeks, Florence Larson, 21. (irand Hapids. safe.M All grades are down, and are going still lower- on a basis of three to one. A sup- Clilford W. Warner, 2(1; Mary M. per will be given by the losing Hobinson, 22. soon. side. Each side seems confident of oons - Homer Morris, 21; Iva Van Worm- The above is the conclusion reached by the banking victory. The men are so sure of er, 20, Lowell. coming out ahead that they are now "The Value Store in LowelP Harry Brannan, 21. Alio: Leona and currency executive committee at a recent meet- planning thatthe ladies furnish three Hice, 20, Sand Lake. ing of the National Association of Credit Men. jieces of pie for each man. The Guy Ford, 37, Lowell; Hazel M. adies are wondering what kind of Veiter, 2«, Alto. White's Market & Coffee Ranch a supper the defeated men will The best servicen of this institution arc available to serve. We will watch the contest he carried twice before. The Dem- the people of this community. We invite either Cone on. Folks, follow the crowd. with interest. ocrats had only half a ticket in the checking or savings accounts for the safeguarding of race, which accounts in part for fundi and for their efficent use. GRRMAN H. E. CHURCH. the increased majorities. Friday evening at 7:30 the new The ofllcers elect are as follows: District superintendent,- Rev. J. C. £trand fj/ieatre program NATIONAL TICKET. Holtcamp, of Detroit, will be with Warren G. Harding President us and preach for us. After the Calvin Coolidge ....Vice President LO WELL STATE BANK preaching the first quarterly con- STATE TICKET. ference will be held. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 5-6 Alexander J. G roes beck ..Governor Thomas Heed Lowell, Mich. Next Sunday morning at 10 JUNE ELVIDCE in Do . Not Get Humbugged o'clock, our first quarterly meeting Lieutenant Governor will be held. Rev. W. J. Weber, of Charles J. De Land Lansing will be with us and preach "The Law of the Yukon" Secretary of State Like Thousands Have Done for us. After the sermon com- Ti'lls many Minrtlinfr tliingH abmit life In the Yukon; it jinintB the good at Frank Iv Gorman.: Treasurer munion will be celebrated. itd bi'Mt—wlilcli wxlHteneuin lli- north woodn iinerringly bringH out—and Oramel H. Fuller ..Auditor General Rev. Weber will also give a mis- expoMeu the had with griin realium, Tiic dt'pietioiiH aro fuark»Mn-Iherelore, Merlin K. Wiley .Attorney General by glvlag your subicriptioas for your favorite asgsine to sionary address in the Sundav mighty iattfruHliug. A Merooii ehiHuic (o lie dincUHSed and rumeinhrri'd. George M. (Mark straagars tailing hsrd luck storiei when we gusrsntee to school and preach in English at '7 lustice Supreme Court t i o'clock in the evening. Admission 17c and 28c Nelson Sharp duplieata any offer made by any reliable magatine com- Justice Supreme Court pany. KENT SALARIES NEXT YEAR TO CONGRESSIONAL. Lowell Granite Works BE 120033.1. Sunday, Nov. 7 Carl E. Mapes Wo Make a Specialty of Sending in Renewals According to the annual budget .. Congressman Fifth District which was adopted by the board of ELSIE JANIS in LEGISLATIVE. wbaaavar your subscriptions ere ended. Look over your supervisors Thursday the salary of "THE? IMP" Eva M. Hamilton A Monument or Marker last magasiaes so as to find out wben the subscription year Kent county ofllcials will cost ftjOO,- A Ihrilling and linuioronH wtory of a Koidety IM-IU? who Hoiight to coni|iwr .. ..Senator Sixteenth District will remain lor generations lo remind passers by that tba ends and notify us end we will send it in at once to to not 833.95 next year. This appropria- the world of orime. Love roiimiK'*' and a (•nrgim-'ri kit. Thomas W, McNaughton tion made by the finance committee Senator Seventeenth Distrlci sleeper was loved and remembered. miss any copies. Includes all of the increases granted EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION William A. Haan ... .Hepresenta- by the board at the October session. Clyde Cook, the funnieit men on eerth in ....tive First I/egislative District The office expense, it is estimated, Edward M. Strom—Hepresenta- A Memorial LASBY & SON will cost the county #02.388. "Klaa Me Qulok" ....live First Legislature District Other items in the budget are the the funniest comedy you ever taw George W, Welsh ... .Hepresenta- to .your loved ones if selected from our liinre stock will be Cigars News and Msgasiaes $1)0,000 appropriation for mothers ....live First legislative District pleasing to you. pensions, *10,500 for woodchuck, Admiiiion 17c end 28c George 11. Miller ... .Hepresenta- rat and other bounties. $40,000 for ..live Second Legislative District the city's contagious disease fund. Oscar A. Hramau ..Hepresenta- $4,000 for the lownshin contagious Tuesday, Nov. 9 ..live Third legislativ' egislalr e District disease fund; $15,000 for a contin- COUNTY TICKET. J. H. HAMILTON ESTATE gent fund. The sunerintendent's TOM Mix in "3 Gold Coini" Clark E. Highee ..Judge of Probate of poor were allowed $8,000 while Peter Viergever Sheriir Citz. Phona No. 20 Lowall, Mich the flood roads sinking fund was A tale of love, stunts end romsnce Hobert G. Hill Clerk given 130,000. Jess W. Clark Treasurer NEW DOLLAR BOOKS One of the largest single Hems in Admission 11c and 22c George M. Reed ..Register of Deeds the budget was the $69,854.04 or- Cornelius Holllus ...Prosecuting We have a big line of these copy writes. Our dered suread upon the rolls to take , »••• Attorney care of the county's share of the Wednesday, Nov. 10 Edmund C. Woodworth Auditor, new fall line of copy write novels ia In and ia a Coyert road assessments.—[Grand • • .• (full term) very large line. We have all Rapids Press. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in 'The Lamb" Charles L. Brown...Auditor (short Phone Phono term) 37 for Guaranteed Groceries 37 Th* B*9t otih% Lot* Popular Book* AMERICAN LEGION. A special 6-act western drane. Admiiiion 1 tc and 17c Edwdrd L. Eardley Circuit Court Meeting at City hall Monday eve- Commlsiiloner that have been ning. Nov. 8 at 8 KM) o'clock.' All Simeon Le Roy Coroner BUY members are urged to be present, John B. Hilliker Coroner Roduood from $1.76 to $1.00 as we wish to arrange our program Sdie Jfour TJheat re Theodore O. Williams ....Surveyor Crackers in a 7-lb. Sanitary container at 18c ear lb* for Nov. 11. Smokes and refresh- Hobert B. Patterson ..Drain Com- Save 35c. Supply ia at ita beat. You are aure to find ments will be served. "Compreet" • ••• missioner Adj. Saturday, Nov. S Complete returni for Kent coun- Chaica Sweet Bacon, 40c psr lb. aomething you want. tv, give Harding 41,858, Cox. 14,777, AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD G Groesbeek, 35,026; Ferris 21,971; All Leaf Japan Tea, 60c per lb. We also have a complete aaaortment of booka GOODS. AiMkI« DfV«. "Camille of the Yukon" Mapes, 42.668: Jarvis, 14,111; Mc- 3 lbs. good grade Coffee for $1.00. Having disposed of mv home I for boy a and glrla» fclso children's booka. FMlurlot MARION COOPER and MONROE SALISBURY Naughton. 17,041; Schmidt 6.842; will sell at public auction on Fri- Higbee. 39,976; Maber, 16,429; school Regular prices, not specials. day, November 26, my entire house- The Htorv of a glrTit deNperate baitle for houor and happloMM, and a amendment, yes. 24,262; no, SI387; hold enecls. I have something that true man « umielflidi love. hours of labor, yes 24,386; no, ypu will want. Glen Barnes, Prop, ial®ri*,» y**' 23,078; no, W. S. Winegar N. C. Thomas, Auctioneer. Admiiiion 11c and 22c 22,288; condemnation real estate, II A. ANDKRSON yes, 21,577, no 25,675; voten Phone the oewi to The l^edftr. amendment, yes, 25,101; no, 194I0* THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO • THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO

ried nway ny the splendor of bis ac- proffered hand in both of Ills huge and conditions. It's a safe bet our lum tion in culling out the caboose and callous ones, and held it rather child- her is going to pile up on the mill getting it under control, It luiuht be ishly. dock; hence, when the smash comes well to remember that his own "Weel! 'Tis the wee laddie bisser," and Uie Sequoia Bank of Commerci- ^Kitchen The precious bide was at stake also, lie he boomed. "I'm glad to Fee ye, boy." calls our loan and we cannot possibly would bave cut Ihe caboose oul even "You'd have seen me the day before meet It, the lumber on band will prove If you and I bad not been in it." yesterday—If you had been seeable," security for tbe loan, will it not?. In Cabinet COMRADES OF PERIL "No, be would not," she insisted, for Bryce reminded him with n bright fact. It will lie worth two or three dol Yellow Men Sleep ((C). 1920. Weatem Newapapur Union.) WMGLEYS VALLEY the thought that he bad done it for smile. "Mac. old man, they tell me lars per thousand more then than it her sake was very sweet to her and you've gotten to be a regular go-to- is now, because it will be air-dried." No exigency, however Berlous. will By JEREMY LANE of the would persist. "Cooped up in the ca- hell." "But what Idea have you got buck present lo this nation an Inaurinount- By RANDALL PARRISH boose, we did not know the train was able crisis. Every problem is solv- "I'll nae deny 1 tnke a woe drnpplo of such a procedure, Bryce?" able. Readjufitment demands the best Copyright by tha Century Company running away until it was too late for now an' then." the woods-boss admit- "Merely a forlorn hope, dad. Some there is in us as a nation, meutally CopylfM A. C. UcCIurc ft Co. GIANTS us to Jump, while Bryce Cardigan, ted frankly, albeit there was a har- thing might turn up. The market ma* and spiritually. We shall adhere to ^ a package the true, clean things and never aban- riding out on the logs, must have ried, hangdog look In his eyes. take a sudden spurt and go up thret known it almost Immediately. He don our high ideals. Dead branches "Mac, did Moira give you my mes- or four dollars. And whether the mar fall from the live oak during the hur- 1 dun and gray, with vacant sky, per- The fact that the village was against rowed. as thcugh he felt from a dis- Over fifty yean ago a young would have had time to Jump before sage?" ricane, but the liber of the tree tight- The sta^re agont nodded. oughly acclimated to border ideas of ket goes up or conies down, it costs us before the war mitted the settlement named Shan- him did not depress Levington. as It tance the biting dust He resisted the By PETER B. KYNE the runaway gathered too much head- ens. and the roots drive into the soil. comfort. McCarthy, having no home "YOU'RE MAKING GOODI" physician practiced widely in a "Aye." nothing to make the experiment." "Yep; not so darned much to look sung to exist upon its dry bosom. In This nation is a SUCCOHM; it is still the must formerly have done. Now he emotions that preyed npon him, and rural district and became famous way—and he would have Jumped, "Well. I guess we understand each "Quite true," ids father agreed. 8 THE FELLOW IN THE PINK SHIRT nt, either. 1 don't reckon I've seen of his own, roomed over his saloon, Author of hope of the world: it must be made a a past age an independent state, it had to sustain him the assurance of the only sign was an eagerness to be Uncle Seth, for his father's sake." other, Mac, Was there sotnething her afore fer a year." but was compelled to eat the Hicks Synopsis. — John Levtngton, a for his uniform succesa in tha "Gappy Ricks" "Then, if you'll come down to the yet greater blessing lo the sons of pout, visionary and impractical, was now a lordless and uuwalled bis own country that he had been near Levington, to have Con talk to "Well, he certainly didn't stay for else you wanted lo see me about?" men.—Will H. Hays. She looked from him to the row of breathless men facing her, Shelby could not have descrlhwl brand of cooking, and, with many curing of disease. Thia was Dr. office tomorrow morning, dad, we'll and Mary Martin, the daushter of hundred of human beings, whose chosen, that men of power trusted him. The old magnetism by whi !h ho mine. Shirley." McTavish sidled up to the desk. what thore was ahout the plrl to In- apologies therefor, bad, on this partic- rich and worldly parents, hear the bold a meeting of our board of direc- impatiently, her bosom rising and falling tumultuously. emaciated progency moved solemnly him. The secord day ht found himself held the younger man was uncmsci- Pierce, who afterwards estab- She dried her moist eyes and blushed "Ye'll no be flrln' auld Mac oot o' SUGGESTIONS FOR SUNDAY terest him even slightly. As Mike ular occasion, the ex-reverend from cull of love and unite their lives. tors and authorize me as president of £a packase "And I've got to choose which one I'd rather mamjf" They go to a small Michigan city, In play with the striving days. Days quite generally Ignored In tbo stony ously renewed, a vital current of more lished himself in Buffalo, N. Y., XTiiiimgiiii: furiously. "Uncle Seth," she pleaded, hand?" he pleaded hopefully. "Mon, NIGHT SUPPER. said, there was not much fo look at, ButYalo Cap as bis honored guest. Coprrifht by Ptur B. Kys* the company to sign the note to the "Well, yes, that is the idea crudely expressed. Not that you where John llnds work in a stove were hot, and nights cold, and the air ghost of a city, although the old woman than friendship. and placed one of his prescriptions, taking him lovingly by the arm. "let's ha ye the heart to do it—after a' these and what there was had been rendered Shelby saw the two when he first en- bank. We're borrowing this without are compelled in any way; only we feel it highly desirable: that— factory and on Sundays writes a sucking invisible thing that blotted and her two mns continued to accept Next morning the two servants of be friends with Bryce Cardigan; let's years?" In the majority of homes, Sunday particularly hideous by the ill-tlttlnK tered. over in the farther corner and, verses. The Martins try in vain to which ha called "Golden Medical • collateral, you know." I during the war dinner Is the finest meal uf the week well, perhaps I may say, it is the will uf God that you make some get the happy wife to leave her the moisture from one's bones. Lev- bis sliver for food and a roof. Chee Ming wu seen to ride eastward MO QUARTER. get together and ngree on an equitable Bryce nodded. "If yon have the black dress in which she was dressed. as there chanced to be a vacant seal Discovery/' in the drug stores of John Cardigan entered no further because nil the family such choice." husband. Mary begins to breathe ington was stiflf. His camels straggled Late In the afternoon of the third upon a single camel, taking leave of contract for freighting his logs over heart—after all these years—to draw 5 She walked well, and she held her beside McCarthy, he made his slightly the United States so that the pub- objection, and the following day the are at home and have fur two. John loses his Job. He In from their own particular direction, day, when his patience was waning, a master who needed them no further. Synopflls.—Pioneer in the Califor- our road." pay you do not earn, then 1 have the Her eyes wandered up and down the shrinking line, resting head straight up, a bit detlanily, look- uncertain way in that direction and appeals in vain to the Martins. lic could easily obtain this very agreement was entered into with the since there was no street or path by r. camel outfit appeared to eastward. At noon the Chinese, with pack-beasts nia redwood region, John Cardigan, "You are now," lie replied severely, heart to put a better man In your leisure to enjoy it, ex- calmly on face after face. If she felt any humor in the situation, ing neither to right nor left as Mc- succeeded in safely establishing him- Mary goes to the hospital and remarkable tonic, corrective and bank. Bryce closed by wire for the which to enter the "state." Many U could not be bis prodigal driver. In tow, set forth alone into tbe west. at forty-seven, is the leading citizen "mixing sentiment and business; if place. It's no good arguing, Mac. cept perhaps the over- there was no expression of it visible. She retained an appearance Carthy led her forward by a grasp self on the empty bench. The room never returns. Thus cornea into the of Sequoia, owner of mills, ships, extra logging equipment and imme- story Cornelius Levington. The houses had long ago crumbled down "He wants us to follow him." said blood-maker. Dr. Pierce manu- worked mother, who has of sullen indifference, which was almost insolent. on one arm. The corners of her was well filled witii men, most of them Cou went forth to show himself. He and many acres of timber, a wid- you persist, the result will be chaos. You're off tbe pay roll onto the pen- diately set about rounding up a crew father leaves town and the city Into so much gray rubbish, but there was done with subterfuge, and the March, "and If we did, all the maps in factured thia "Discovery" from ower after three years of married Cardigan is practically a pauper now, sion roll—your shanty in the woods, to prepare it. Much of mouth drooped a trillc and her hair still discussing the important event of farms out the child. After two for the woods and for the night shift "There ain't no more of 'em?" was a score of huts made habitable village offered no concealment, had he the world wouldn't help. Time enough roots and barks—a corrective life, and father of two-year-old whlcb makes him a poor business risk, your meals at the camp kitchen, your the work may be done a package was drawn straight back and bound the afternoon, and he soon became years the father returns and takes Bryce Cardigan. At fourteen Bryce in the mill. before nnd each may "No; this is all." his little son with him on his world- by mud-patches and reeds from the wished to hide. There were half a for us this evening," remedy, the ingredients of 'which and you'll please me greatly by leav- clothing nnd tobacco that 1 send out "And I got to pick from these?" In a wisp. Altogether she made a aware that the conversation of the two makes the acquaintance of Shirley For a month Bryce was as busy as bave a share in the prep- rather pathetic picture, and this some- next to him bore upon the same sub- wanderings. The father becomes water-hole, which was a spring of sul- dozen men In the approaching party, So when tbe western sky was spat- nature had put in the fields and Sumner, a visitor at Sequoia, and ing him severely alone—by making to you. Neither more nor lessl" The preacher nodded his head, as she glanced inquiringly ui the slave of a mysterious drug, the proverbial one-armed paper-hanger aration of the meal, if how Impivssi'd Shelby. Fie watched phitic ooze In the center of Ihe village. or, on a closer look, two men and tered with flame, and long violet shad- forests, for keeping us healthy. his Junior by a few years. Together him keep his distance." "Who will ye pit in ma place?" ject. koresb, with odors of wine and with the itch, and during all that time planning is done, liven NOW they visit the Valley of the Giants, his direction. The pent-up bnalh came in a sigh from between her stop at the head of the opened Dust had wiped out every color. their servants, all bobbing nearer on ows stretched out upon the sands. "I'll not do that." she answered with "I don't know. However, it won't Shelby stared at the smoking, greasy cinnamon, and returns with little Few folks or families How living •acred to John Cardigan and his he did not see Shirley Sumner or hear with a good dinner her lips. casket <11111 tool; down .-it the face of Con to die on Ills wife's grave. Con Sand flew in the air, but the wind was camels. Commissioner March and Commission- a quiet lliiniity that caused her uncle be a diflicult task to llnd a better man mess outspread before him, ' prying have not at sometime or other used son us the burial place ot Bryce's of her, directly or indirectly. served at a later hour than usual, "Well, if I've got to. I have. I suppose, and so far as 1 can see. the dead man. There was no sign of is again farmed out. grows up in steady and silent. The seven women Chee Ming was heading the outfit. er Con Levington laid their course mother, and part with mutual re- to favor her with a quick, searching than you." open a soggy biscuit, and asked a the underworld and is saved for this "Golden Medical Discovery" Moira McTavish, In tbe meantime, something is needed to .satisfy the fam- it don't make no great difference. I'll fake the fellow sit tin' over a tear, no semblance of a sob. and who emerged from their dwellings to He sat under a flapping sunshade. according to map, and proceeded into gret. While Bryce is at college glance. "I'll nae let him work." McTavlsh's question of McCarlhy. better things by Andrew March. for'the stomach, liver and heart John Cardigan meets with heavy had come down from the woods and ily hunger In tbe evening. there on the window—the one with the pink shirt." look upon Levington, were wasted of His dry face was unchanged, al- the sunset. The camels had taken He need not have worried, however, voice deepened to a growl. "How'd the collection come out. So much by way of introduction to business losses and for the flrst entered upon her duties in the mill of- A very nice arrangement, where the the hero of the strange adventures body and blank of face. It was dis- though his soul became a curse their last long gurgle at the water- Over twenty-four million bottlea for Bryce Cardigan was too well "You worked that racket on my fa- Mac?" time views the future with uncer- fice. The chnnge from her dull, drab children are old enough nnd the father The Flavor Lasts And •© they were married. But they didn't live happily ever of "Yellow Men Sleep." These be- tressing to remember that once, about against the western youth who had bole in the village, trampling the of this tonic and blood remedy tainty. After graduation from col- aware of his own flnancinl condition ther. Try it on me, and you'll answer ' "What collection? Oh, for the gurl; gin when Con takes by force a enjoys It, is to take turns In planning after, became thi« marriage occurs right at the beginning of the itory. eighteen years ago, Andrew March persisted. He hated the steadiness of rushes anu all was well. have been sold in this country. lege, and a trip abroad, Bryce Car. to risk the humiliation of asking Shir- 'o me—personally. Lay the weight of "bout five hundred, wa'n't It, reve- small leather sack from Cbee Ming, dlgan conies home. On the train he and serving the Sunday supper. If Moreorer there wat no love or even acquaintance between the young had traveled into this bonier-land with Levlngton's eyes and the half-smile, The two drivers muttered, or held ley Sumner to share It with him. your finger on your successor, Mac. So Does the Price I rend ?" the Chinese cook of an acquaint- meets Shirley Sumner, on her way served picnic fashion, with paper couple. Betidei, the bride wa» kidnaped on her wedding day. So it was ance. This suck contains a Chi- Ms Eithna, and that In some such un- re—.emberlng the brutality of his mus- silence, with none of the usual talk. Moreover, be had. embarked upon a nnd you'll die In the county poor farm. "Four ninety-seven," said tbe to Sequoia to make her home thore plates and napkins, ;hnt does nway juit naturally up to the bridegroom to re»cue her. And in the ad- nese map of tbe Gobi desert, which holy quarters off to the southwest her cular equipment, but most of all he Tlie broken city fell Into the distance with her uncle. Colonel Pennington. war—a war which he meant to light No threats, old man! You know tbe preacher in his deep voice. "Quite Is precious beyond price to Andrew with the bugbear of dish-washing. ventures that followed the young people became "Comrade* of Peril," child had been born. These Mongoloid longed to blight the power and pene- behind them, and the shadow of the Bryce learns that his father's eye- to a llnish. Cardigans; they never bluff." an assistance for the young woman March. Eighteen years before flight has failed and that Colonel The meal may be served In the liv- with Cupid managing the game. armed men in the Gobi iiad taken youngsters did not seem human. tration of Con's brain. Yet, so far as camels extended out through the dust McTavlsh's glance met the youthful In this time of bereavement, as I am Pennington is seeking to take ad- ing, room around the fire, If cool, or on Unusual? Well, it's anotl*ei* of those decidedly out-of-the- Informed her father left little or no March's wife and infant daughter They stared at him without uttering the countenance Indicated, when he The purple shafts were melting into vantage of the old man's business CHAPTER IX. master's for several seconds; then the from him. Now he sends Con in the porch If pleasant. A tea wagon ordinary Western stories by Randall Parrish. Dv/ing the last three property." a sound, and flung mud. Con felt no regarded his white enemy below him. twilight, and the Sha Mo became an misfortunes. John Cardigan is de- woods boss trembled, and bis gaze search of them. On the voyage spairing. but Bryce is full of light. or wheeled tray will carry almost all years the Western Newspaper Union has released six serials by this triumph In his arrival. Chee Ming might have been In the Indefinite number of sandy knobs, still George Sea Otter, summoned by sought the office floor. Bryce knew "Property! Old Calkins! Well, 1 Con llnds Chee Ming a fellow pas- Bryce llnds a burl redwood felled the meal for an ordltmry family, sav- popular author—and each has heen a great success. Enough said. No traveler had passed this way for bright, seeming to rise up from the telephone, came out to Freshwater, the he bad his man whipped at last, and should say not. And what's more." senger. Cbee Ming drugs Con and act of serving coffee at Cecil Wedger's across his mother's grave. He goes ing many steps. the saloon-keeper becoming interested, steals his map, but Con presses on sixteen moons. Levington &pent the elbow, Instead of riding a shaggy desert floor. to dinner at Pennington's on Shir- station nearest the wreck, and trans- McTavish realized it, too, for quite toward Shan-sung. A platter of sandwiches and n pitch- afternoon In learning this fag-end of beast In these outlands of Mongolia. Levington heard the story of the ley's invitation and llnds the din- ported his battered young master back suddenly he burst into tears. "I don't see how that money's goln' ing room paneled with burl from er of lemonade for a warm day, or a CHAPTER I. since I struck this valley. What's} information. The last had gone the subtle drug, how it fired and gripped to Sequoia. Here Bryce sought the "Dinna flre me, lad," he pleaded. fer do her much good. I was Just But the master of the other outfit the tree. Bryce and Pennington de- cup of tea or chocolate, potato chips, up? Ponca gone on the bum?" other way, eastward, probably Chee and soothed its devotees, unlike opium doctor in the Cardigan Redwood Lum- "I'll gae back on the job an' leave talkln' ter the dominie yere about her. was a white man. Beneath a sloping Vaseline clare war, though Shirley does not olives, a simple salad and some CHAPTER IV.—Continued. Return of the Wanderer. "No; she's all right mostly. He all Tom, what is she agoln' ter d^? An' Ming on his way to America, but by Chinese straw hat, the face was gray or hashish or betel, and more difficult Re* U.S. Pat Off know it Bryce bests Jules Ron- ber company's little hospital and had whusky alone." deau. Pennington's flgiiting logging as dessert Is sulllcient for a Sunday Shelby, alone in the buckbourd, right tomorrow, 1 reckon, fer Hitch- what bed this town ought ter do fer no possible combination of sound and and strong and touched with sadness. to trace than heroin of the '•snow- his wrecked nose reorganized and his "Nothing doing, Mac. Leave whisky cock's outfit's condn' in with a bunch Coarse food, winter air, and the long boss, and forces him to confess that supper. drove to the summit of the ridge, halt- her?" sign could Con make sure of this. Con answered the greeting of Andrew birds." Science had not thus far de- Pennington ordered the burl tree cuts bandaged. It was characteristic alone for a year and I'll discharge iDg the broncs, as his eyes swept over o' steers. What'll yer drink?" hours of camel-swaying had darkened of his father's son that when this de- Cup custards, with little cakes, make "What do you mean? They done Eagerly, now, he opened the envelop March. fined koresh. The often handled cut. Pennington butts into the your successor to give you back your the scene outspread below. The ani- "Best yer've got. o' course. That Con's cheeks. Ills mlttened hands Carbolated fight and gets hurt. Bryce stands tail had been attended to, he should go a most tasty dessert, all prepared be- enough, ain't they, with that swell given him In the March house. He I: unwittingly. Its effect was in part Job. For the present, however, my mals. their dusty sides streaked with looks a bit like old times, an' tastes ! helped with the wood-gathering at off a gang of Pennington's lumber- to the ollice nnd work until the six forehand nnd ready. They are easily funeral an' five hundred bucks on lop never knew how much pure fiber he CHAPTER V .. drowsy Joy, a pleasantly complete PETROLEUM JELLY verdict stands. You're discharged." sweat, stopped willingly after their like it. Take a snort with me, Moran. i camp-time, or chopped the Ice for tea- men. Shirley, who sees it all, tells o'clock whistle blew. served. of it? What more would she expect?" had gained by his dllflcult honesty in n.adness, a lasting devastation and Bryce it must be "goodby." Bryce "Who kens the Cardigan woods as sixty-mile trip from the Cottonwood. Where's Mac, un' all the boys, any- i water, but the men of the caravan re- With a comblnnflon toaster nnd "She don't expect nufhln*. That this matter. The document was: On the Right Foot curse. It was in form a bluish oil, to An antiseptic renews acquaintance with Molra Old Cardigan was waiting for him I ken them?" McTavish blubbered. Below was a deep, narrow valley. how ?" garded him as a stranger, If they no- McTavish, daughter of his drunken broiler, with a chafing dish, one may ain't her style. I got an Idee she "You hove passed all the places In It was Impossible to guess what he rubbed on the eyelids and sensitive nt the gate when he reached home. "Who'll fell trees wl' the least amount In the midst of which Fonca spread "Out ter the funeral; that's what's • ticed him at all. Frleadliness was dressing for cuts woods-boss. Bryce saves the lives have an endless amonnt of good won't even accept fhls bunch o' coin. which the truth might have burdened Chee Ming thought If be had been tissue. It rotted the velna and the (Jeorge Sea Otter had already given o' breakage? Who'll get tbe work out out along the bank of the creek that the matter with this town. The whole I winter-bound. The Kalka partner of Shirley and her uncle wben a things, prepared ulille yon wait. The Site's the ornariest heifer 1 ever saw. you, and, as the prime uncertainties holding any suspicion against the heart. sores, etc. — logging train runs away. Ihe old man a more or less garbled ac- o' the men? Who'll- Ye dinna mean gave the town Its name. To Shelby, kit an' caboodle gone across the alone made speech. Levington kept guest who Is fortunate enough to be But that's got no bearin' on us. She's are Just ahead, yon will burn this as white man who had ridden with blm count of the runaway log-train, and It, lad. Ye camm mean it." wearied with the dull plains, here was creek to help plant old Dad falklns. his feelings to himself, and set his A necessity Invited to help get supper needs no Beet Weather Sign. an orphan, left yere in Ponca with soon as you have read, from the Yang-gun gate, It was now Cardigan eagerly awaited ills son's ar- "On your way. Mac. I loathe argu- a scene of beauty. You remember Old Pad?" teeth. He was lean as a Tartar, and other entertolnment. Those who live by the coast do not no visible means of support. She's "You share a federal commission Insured by March'a band-clasp with Robbed and left to perish where there CHAPTER VIII.—Continued. rival In order to ascertain Ihe details ments." Just beyond there was life, fresh, "No, can't say I do; what was he. was constantly on the verge of a fever. . A simple menu which is also appetiz- ivant a better weather sign than the a decent girl; nobody ever said nulh- with roe, and our country does not Levington. 9 of this new disaster which had como "I maun see yer fnither aboot this. luxuriant, sweet; running water, lusci- a gambler?" Snow rose to the camels' knees, and In the desert sands. are children. ing Is buttered toast, hot, crisp and fulls, which lo the various winds that In' against her, and fhe way It looks lightly choose her agents, "I've been waiting for our friend At the sound of Bryce's voice, Shir- upon them. For disaster it was, in He'll nae stand for sic treatment o' ous green grass, and above all, that "Kind of n tin-horn; soused most o* then, in the third week of travel, AVOID SDBSirrnTEJ delicious, wltb marnmtade, tea, small "Viil bring the rain collect In big flocks fer me we got a moral duty ter per- "Chee Ming brought large quantities Ming, but I hardly expected to see ley raised her bond, whirled and truth. The loss of the logs was trifling an auld employee." which he craved most, human com- the time but still everybody liked him; th II wed generally over North China. (TO BE CONTINUED.) cakes and fruit. over the land, wheeling and scream- form. Ain't lhat It, Keverend?" o: the drug koresh to San Francisco looked up nt him. He held his hand- —perhaps three or four thousand dol- Bryce's temper flared up. "You pretended ter be a blacksmith when you," said Con. «*«siSS^Mn».e

THE LOWELL LEbGEft and ALtO WEEKLt SOLO

IHE Lownx LEDGER and ALTO WIBULT SOLO. jl-e. m-j jL-rfVJ' vv m'jm j • j i jm'J i /vjrjQjjri. anu A Few More P. M, JOHNSON, Editor tad Pw. Twenty-eighth year under one management. Here's a list Building Your Wealth Ottiaa'i Phonea: No. Room Lots and Bundle Paper Reidaaoau 139. Lo^.news U- of fonat latter by Mn. Johnson. A bank works for you night and day,' week after week, The Alto Weekly Solo adding-cents to your dol lars. Little by little the amouata iafcaatijrtaa Bataa Pvablf McUy "Tlie Eagerness Public grow till each addition is a respectable sum. ; la adTaaea. SPEC ALTO One liar &W BOWNE M. E. CIRCUIT STONE CORNERS AN 1NTERET1NG DEMONSTKA- Where does the gain come from? Not from your pocket. ^ia maatUa Mg Peter F. Klias local ispsilsi aad Services next Sunday at follow- Nov. 2.—Bosetta Ellis was very agent for adrerUsiiig aid Job •rUt- TION OF AN EVEKYDAY NE- Nor from ours. It is the result of production. Money i hree mnntha He ing hours: Preaching service, happily surprised Monday night CESSITY. .vingif copiaa. •••• Oc Our Wall Paper Saling. Subscriptione s aad local ilMss when a parly of her school placed in a bank is given an opportunity to work and to gladly received by audi, pkaas ar Bowue Center ut 11 a. in., followed a parly of her school mates W. H. Watts is having a very in- Ail pwars itopped at eipiratton We hay by Sunduy school. Service ul from Allo came in lo spend the teresting demonstration at his store produce. lot. of time paid Subscribers THE LOWELL LEDGER and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO West bowne ut IU u. in. Service ul eveninigg , and remind her of her in connection wilh work shoes. He abpuid watch date on address label Oflke si Alia Furniture Stars. UV. UMlrPKhmoiitu —' '— " f i Wesl Lowell, 8 p. m. birthday. Belreshments were is agent for the well known Lion Thus a bank builds your wealth. and renew in adyance to avoid out a c( Alfred Thompson, served and an enjoyubie time hud break in service. by all. Brand, which are made by the i-rtAit fnr blue mark on head of LOWELL DISTRICT. NO 5 Harsh & Chapline Shoe Company CUSHO tDilTII is si on WEST BOWNE Ed. Dygert and wife, of Alto, of Milwaukee. Start with a small deposit if you will. Add to it when paper second week of month before values th Nov. 3.—Mr. and Mrs. Percy At- KZEHA | were Sunday guesls of Charles Dy- It is interesting to know thai this vou can—regularly 'A you can do so. It will not be long expiration and same for final warn- kinson and Miss Flizabeth Bainer, Notice to Fafmefs RED CROSS HELPS Money Vnek withont qucetion Price for ads in classitled depart • Nov. 1.—Glad lo see such u good gert und wife. LOWELL •v- crowd to the morning sertices, IU company not only make all the till you can fairly see it grow. ing oo iast paper of month paid for. of (irand Hapids, spent Saturday If HUNT'S Salve falls In tho ment 1 cent per word per insertion^ Mrs. Martin Cobb is entertaining Prompt attenUon wiii aave annoy- for thems nighl and Sunday with Mrs. Marie trtatment of ITCH, ECZEMA, o'clock, West Bowne. shoes they sell but tan all the upper Club Hears Ueport of State Federa- RINGWORM. TETTER pt cash or stamps with order. Ead <. Youra for Wall. Paper, Paint, Varnish and Cur- The Sayings and Doings of Our relulives from away this week. leather that goes into them, this ance on both sides. Please remem- Sherman and son Leroy. etbor Itching skin initial or number counts as a word? Mr. und Mrs. J. E. Stuull'er spent tion in Saginaw. M. Van Haitsma was in Grand We are in the market for FORMERSOIOIERS Ttf a 75 cent box at our fltk. tains, c Own Home Folks Sunduy with Mr. und Mrs. Frunk Mrs. John Freyermuth und son, is unusual in the shoe business, but Make THIS BANK Your Best Servant ber there are no exceptions to these No ad less than 15c. At this low of McCords, were visitors al Chas. rules. They mean lust what they The l.owell Literary club met on Hapids Thursday and Friday, and DeiMce, of Gaines. we can see tbe logic of it. It en- M. N. Henry, Druggist. price we cannot make book ac| Ed. Dygert und wife are moving Freyermuth's one day lusl week. Open an Account With Us Today—NOW lay. last Wednesday afternoon al the on Saturday they moved two truck William Ellis bus his house nice- ables the manufacturer lo buy cer- POTATOES count and spend money lor collect to Urand Bapids. Lonzo McDiurmid und wife are home of Mrs. Clyde Collar for ils loads of household goods lo (irand , uon postage. Count your ads ao'j ly painted and papered, reudy to tain grade bides, und maintain a Entered at the postotUce at Low- Low f day of devotion lo the report of the Many Thousands Are Given IN THE LONG AGO. E. Prank Leu was in Lowell lust entei-tuining relulives from Wis- Hapids. They left Saturday night send money or stamps. We bav' move in. consin. uniform standard of quulity in buck ell, Mich* as second class matter Slate Federation. and will spend a week or two in ull thp time nnd will pnv the weik on business. Hubert Thompson und wife mo- of the leather and shoes, Aid Since Leaving Uncle lost hundreds of dollars in snuu Chas. E. Brown Mrs. Arthur Ellis visited her son There was an unusually good at- the city visiting their two daugh- H Kill EST I'KICK for same Items Taken From This Paper j charged accounts and must call j Miss Begu Urunnon is home for a tored to Osege Sunday to visit their Now-a-days manufacturing is be- LOCAL ADV&UTUING KATES. tendance of the members, and af- .,Twenty-Five Years Ago, Nov. 1. , Ii.. vacation lor a few days. uncle. Melvin und family, Sunday after- struck ev( ters and other friends and relatives Also Sam's Service. quits. Don't ask for credit on wax Both Phonet. DruggUt. noon. coming more and^ more special ized I roul page reading notices 7c per ter the business was concluded Ihe in Kalamazoo before leaving on Married, Nettle Miller, of Low- ads. Send the money. No phon Lincoln Dygert and wife spent and Mr. Walts informs us that the ^armors State SSank ell, and Royal Rickerl, of Keene. Clarence Veiter was in the city Farmers are busy guthering their liue cash. time was given lo the report of the their western trip. When the millions of youths vho orders. on business iast Saturduy. Sunday with Loren Dygert und Harsh & Chaplin Shoe faclory de- Advertising in local columns ttc delegate, Mrs. Charles Doyle, to Thursday morning was the first Lowell hoys observed Hallow- fumily. • full crops, expecting the cold voles its entire eH'orts to making these a h POULTRY composed America's war-time ermy Peter F. Kline wus in Lowell lust weather before long. per line casn. the S. F. W. C. held in Saginaw in killing frost this vicinity has had. een. [Same as their sons in 1920.] Mr. and Mrs. William Schruder high grade work shoes for men and rf/io, 7//ich, checked in their. Jack Moore in ill health. FOB SALE—(iood six octave orga week one duy on business. Floyd Yeiler and wife, of Morse boys. Want uUs dassiiied. 1c per word, October. Bemarkable for the 281 h of October, every Tl'FSDAY forenoon cheap. Inquire at -Kuhn's gro0U nairs daily. Cards of thanks and resolutions to their v{ very interesting and beneliciai. with his potatoes a few days re- away from camp Train's hall. Floor managers, 1. quire Glen Gray, phone 245. [p were picking apples one duy lust Archie Boss and family and Mrs home wilh her mother for awhile. Mr. Watts reports he is having an of condolence, oc per lioe cash. B. J. Vincent, prosecuting attor- cently. to return to the H. Malcoin, J. Dutcher. J. Frost, j week. Asenath Lewis called on George excellent business on "Lion Brand." ney, of Saginaw counly, delivered Music, (). (I. Adams and Luke Hob- Preserve the Wood and Paint S LOWELL CENTER. Ubituaries—£> lines iree, all iu Mrs. James Needham, Jr., in com- Joys of civilian FOB SALE—Poland China sow ai ? * Mrs. Clara Litka, of Limon, Coi- Stephens and family, Sunday. the address of welcome and he floyd Q. Hunt, Prop. inson. I excess of that dc per liue. Save on pany wilh Mr. and Mrs. Holland's pursuit, many of seventeen nice pigs, from go^a * orudo, is visiting her brother, Scott Bosetta Ellis gave a class parly A report of Mapes school for THEY NEED EACH OTHER. Usually six words uiake a liue. said: "Vou must never look lo a called on Ihe former's mother, who ALTO, MICH. Denver letter from Will M. Chap- stock. Neany new bea,iii|| Lowe. the monlli ending Ocl. 1. Number of to them thought the Your Buildings Monday night. A very nice lime The grocer feeds the farmer man, Display adwilibiug rate liUc yt-i woman's head for her brains, but is still conllned to her bed in Low- man. Move, wood or soft coal burnt' f was enjoyed by all. pupils enrolled, eleven, percentage American Red Hiram Van Deusen showed 30 po- Charles B. Poole und wife, ol The grocer sells the farmer llour, luck her heart." ell. J. B. Sturgis, Phone 119, 1 1, 1 Lansing were in Alto Monday on Ora Sinclair, of Lowell, is visit of allendance 97, not absent, How- Mrs. Marie Ferry, state historian, Many are sulVering from hard STtllrf. GREATEST, Cross had ceased tatoes weighing ol lbs. He raised Lindteed Oil and White Lead and all Prepared Tis all a part of nature's plan, eo, tfOTHDUi&UORlX). : l LP business. ing Deforest Peel. ard Aldrich, Evelyn Blair, Nelson s. / S* annon Foreign Advertiting Representative K00 bushels from 4 i acres. As you must surely know, sir. says that the only slate mentioned colds ill Ihe neighborhood. _ to be an Impor- ( Painti at tacrifice price thi* week. Lawlon, l.esler Ackerson, Angeline THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION in the Bible is where Noah was in The Ledger refused wine and FOB SALE—Having decided lo qr I Miss Laura Lowe is spending Ihe Elva Sherman and Alice Winds Fd. Tucker threshed beans for tant function In 4^ low attended the parly at Krnesl Beimers. Crystal and Edwin Storey, The grocer sells Ihe farmer our, the Ark and saw, but she is positive Sherman Brothers and Frank JACKSON COUNTY brandy advertising. [Kept it up the dairy business 1 oiler all n week-end with her friend. Miss The farmer brings him lalers; their lives, it had furnished them $ i'lorence Stahl. Colby's Friday nighl. Grace Warren and Charles Me- the ark was made from .Michigan Schwader. with entertainment and other enjoy- all these years.] line young herd of cows for sa [ It seems as they both on each i/luctioneer Among advertisers: Rarber & Durham, llolsteiu and Jerse;. * Caull. A bounteous picnic dinner THE DRE.U1S Ul' YOUTH. Over pines. Fred Slamma, in company with ENDORSES POLICE mont and aid while In camp, but the Have decline* on *everal article* of Dry Good*, It David Whilehead, of Grand Bap- was given Ihe lasl day of the month Were surely meanl for wallers. A. 13. Wayland, slate chairman of others started this Tuesday morn- Craw, Anderson & Findlay, William All due to freshen soon. Coi ids, visited at Arthur und Charlie MORSE LAKE Satisfaction Suarantood 1 wish 1 hud my dreams ugum, my great majority had never felt the need ft wbifii was greatly enjoyed by all. Somehow the Lord just mixed They were $2.5 the Welfare commillce, had for his ing on his annual deer hunting trip Pullen & Son. quick, a real bargain, E. •««- | Clarke's, Sunduy. Nov. 1.—l.eona Boss was a week folks up, cherished dreuius ui ulucn days, of the Red Cross before entering the ft Some parenls were present and we iklort* i d heard the call of men uud old reliable brov topic, "American Citizenship," in al Rock River, Upper Peninsula, SUPERVISORS PASS RESOLUTIONS Death of Mrs. Kendrick Taylor, Dean, Alto. Citz., phone, A Alvin Norris was home over Sun- end guest of Frank lloughlon' We have to feed each other, regards lo our boys and girls. He service and they reasoned they would of South Boston. family. hope In have more wilh us nexl ieurucd to lollow iu their ways; stripes. Now AFTER CONSIDERATION OF Ex. lp ft ^ day, relurning lo (jrand Ledge time. Live and let live, for every man Citz. S*honc 29 jida, Tlfich. said thai these 21,000,000 children, TOWN LINE. not need its assistance now that they C. K. Porter raised four beets Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Colby, of Chi i'or then the world was glorious GOOD WORK. TO BENT—Living rooms. M ft Teacher, Miss Edna Brownell. Is the other fellow's brother. wilh houor crowning every hill, through the inllueuce of the schools Nov. 3.—Fhno Scott had his ton- were out of It again. that weighed 52 lbs. One was 24 Men's Work Shoes at a very low price. & cago, visited last week wilh bis ttoforoncos: jCowoll State Hank, S arm art' and TJfer- $1.! must be taught that character and inches long, and one was 2,.l inches ilalstead, near Central schoi Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore, Mrs. Karl Kinyon visiled over And coming home victorious wu^ sils removed last week. He is Since that time many thousands .sister, Mrs. Floyd Yeiler, and Sunday wilh her parents, Mr. and "A man is as old .is he looks you citizenship are above scholarship in circumference. of Alio, visited friends in Graiui brother, B. E. Colby. c/iantt' flank, j{d- juil u (cut ol slruuglh uud skill. getting along finely. Jackson county's board of supervis- have learned to know otherwise. The FOB SALE—Jersey heifers, cah s Bapids over Sunday, Mrs. Will Bnrch. know." a. and in order lo gel the most out of Miss Virginia Frickson. of (irand Ground covered wilh snow and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray, of ors at their October session passed Red Cross was their friend In the from tested dams, full bloo *i The Jazz band dunce Marl Aldrich and Iwo sons, Ern- "Don't believe il, my dear. A 1 feared uo foe those days of old, America, they must put the best of Rapids, and Beja Brannan, of Lans- more coining. Have those shoes all fitted with rubbers in ad- ^ i iven ullBockford, visited at Mr, and Mrs man isn't old till he stops looking." resoluilons heartily endorsing tbe service and they naturally turned to bill not eligible lo register. the Alio 1. O. O. P. hall esl and Howard were in Grand there were uo pits lor me lo their lives into it. ing, spent Sunday at John Bran- William Donovan, of Grattan, wasn't a | Floyd Yeiler's, and Mr, and Mrs Bapids Salitrday. Mrs. William McWilliams, Vice Stale Police and expressing their opin- It when trouble and complications be- broke his leg. W. Veiter, Lowell, Mich., C I vanee of rainy weather and save those wet feet very successful event. dread, nan's. John Freyermuth, Jr.'s, lasl week Beporl of Mapes school for tbe SOUTH BOWNE president ol the Cuiunial Dames, ion that the constabulary la a vital Married, Kathleen Joyce, Can- pi one. Alio, 24 1 1 1 s. [p Nor summer's heat nor winter's Mr. and Mrs. William Lind, Mr. set them In civilian life. ft which bring on colds and sickness. Miss Lucy McYean visited hei .Miss Helen Allen was a guesl of monlb ending November 21). Num- cold could daunt uie as 1 fared Double breaslei asked the queslion, "How do you part of the law enforcement inaeliln> nonsburg and William McLaughlin, father and sister, of Howell, from Wesley Yeiler's family Ihe week Nov, 2,—Frank Miller and family and Mrs. F. S. Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Nearly a Million Aided. FOB SALE- -Bound oak wood he ber of pupils enrolled twelve. Per- visited Sunday wilh her people. ahead. coats of sood weig spend your SundaysV" A very good Frank Van Amberg, and Mr. and ery of the Slate. This action was la- of Kalama/oo. ing slove. Also fur driving ci i'riday until Monduy. end. 1 topic for us all Iu consider. Through Ihe Home Service Section, Birthday party, Il'Jth, for Mrs. centage of allendance Those Noah Shaffer and wife, of Klmdale, Through eyes of youth 1 saw afar ket lining through' Mrs. John Clark, altended Ihe Po- ken after full and fair consideration of size 'S6. William K. Morg s George and Fred Broadbenl are Mr. and Mrs. John I'reyermiilh not absenl. Howard Aldrich, Evelyn the higbts of glory luring me. Mrs. Munger, of Ihe Stale Audo- which has taken up the task of cur- Ogilvie, of Keene. Jr., attended a Hallow'een parly al William Hasher is sick with a kets wilh cordun land-China hog sale al lliles,' of the facta und In recognition of the Lowell. IP ft building a garage on their lol norlh Blair. Angeline Beimers. Crystal THE SUGAR BOWL bon society, winch was organized ing for fhe soldier and sailors after Married, Kdna Abboll and Henry Mr. and Mrs. George Lane's Frida.\ hard cold, And thought without one hurt or Ionia, Tuesday. eltlclenl service given throughout the R. E. Colby I of the Baptist church. and Edwin Slorey, Grace Warren scar I could achieve my victory. Corduroy collars, in 101)1. Hunks il a very good plan thoy lenve the service, nnd their fami- Kirby, of Keene. FOB SALE—New pork barrels. I ft . . evening. .lake Gless has his house com- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cameron, state as well as In Jackson county. Mrs. Madison, of Greenville, vis- George lloughlon had the misfor- and Adella Parr. pleted, and they an- now ready lo Makers of Home-made der arms. This for us to I each our boys and gir Miss Fva Lisner, Clcn Snyder, of lies und dependents, nearly n million Kiltie and Maggie Byrnes, aged win Fallas Canning Co. McCordi, Micb. ^ 1 had no thought that i might err. the liabils, also the economic value This action Is Important because 10 and 12, picked up 00 bushels of ft ited at Ihe home of her sister, Mrs. tune to injure his leg while playing We bave a new pupil wilh ns. receive their old friends back at that folly must he mine to know very low. All siz Muskegon, and Mr. and Mrs. John men have been given asslsfimce of Odella Parr, Thursday and Friday Ihe old home, of birds. the Jackson supervisors, like those of potatoes, Oct. 10, F( )B SALE—Thoroughbred ft * Joh• v n—s Linton: ~ - *- , »o f Alto• , lasl week. fool ball lasl Wednesday. That 1 should feel life's cruel spur Campbell, spenl Sunday a Sam various kinds. This consists princi- Notice to hunters. there was no school on account of George Karcher and wife called Mrs. Truman Newberry, chairman Snyder's. other counties, had been sent fnlso Henry Clark, of Ada, aged 70, fell rock pullels and cockerels. 1 am prepareu Mrs. Earl Curtiss is going lo Low- Candies and Ice Cream or lose the road I wished to go: $4, pally of financial aid. finding Jobs, to write your hunling licenses now. ell to spend the winter. Michigan Teachers' Association in on Hiram Seece and wife. Sunday. of Ihe Needlework guild gave as Clarke Pierson and W. F. Davis, and misleading statements regarding from load of corn stalks and dislo- Vanderwall. Phone 115-4. It seemed so easy to be I rue. s(» obtaining buck pay, allotments and Peter tv Kline, Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bexford. of Grand I'apids. On Wednesday af- Henry Johnson and family were Every Day Fresh her slogan, "Service for Others." visited Fd. Davis' Sunday. the Slate Police and had been urged cated his shoulder. lcrnoon a marsbmallow roasl was pleasant to defend the right, Her duty is lo collecl and ilislribult compensation. FOB SALE—Poland China boars Muster Stanley Mclieiiry, ot Alto. <:™n« Hapids ami n.dsins from guests of William Cosgrill and And there was naught 1 couldn't do Helen Allen, of Casnovia, spent by the Interests opposing a strong few choice spring boars, 2 h l 11 Ml Ml s given. Every one appeared lo wife, Sunday. GOOD SERVICE FINE SUNDAES new ^ouiis lo ihe charitable insli- The states in tho central division ELMDALE visited tiis aunt und unclu, of Wood- '•'! ; »" .• - - in those lost dreams of young Saturday with Helen Hull. state-wide law-enforcement body to boars, Begislered or transfer have a gnod lime even Ihough the Mrs. Ozi Pardee wns a guest of lulions. Ihe reporl was full of Nov. .'I.—The Misses Mary Miller. l l k > ALL KINDS of SOFT DRINKS delight. Mrs. Katie (iraham visilei ' Mrs. adopt condemnatory resolutions. In- are beginning to realize some Idea free lo buyer. Be quick. Pri Try Our "ury. lioiu I'nday until Monday ' ^ (;ilaHie Thi|i,.s and weal her was disagreeable onlside. her sister, Mrs. .lohn 1'orrilt and wonderful ideas and suggestions John Brannan last week. Corrcan Krb. Nora Stahl, Flsie stead of acting hastily, and wllhuut of fhe volume of Information work- lo sell. Win. 11. Lind, (' James Bawling spent Sundax son< ()f j)ei1.0i| were dinner guesls I'dna Brownell, teacher. family, Saturday evening and Sun- iUil now al limes the road seenis We bought heavi and was given in a very pleasing Thelma Snyder spenl Friday wilh Lumbert and Mrs. Polly Livingston Try us for Smooth Ice Cream. manner, and hearliK enioved Ii\ Investigation, as was done In some being carried on by the Civilian Re- phone. Alto, Mich. [p 21 with his family in Alio, returniiifc of m,.. un(| Mrs. F. Fairchild Tburs- day, long, and facls are bitter things her sister Melba and helped her altended revival services at Free- to work al Grand Ledge, Monday. (|aY to face, line quality, heavy all. counties, the Jackson supervisors se. lief, a part of the Home Service de- SOUTH LOWELL Albert StaufTer made a business celebrale her sixth birthday. port, Saturday night, FOB SALE—Large size Bound ( Floyd Flynn and Miss Laura Miss Dorotli trip to Grand Hapids. Wednesday, II is not easy lo be strong, one care- ily worth *1.00. The lies I nieeling will be held cured the facts, discussed them and partment. From \,m to 2,000 cases Canned Goods Nov. 1.—Mr. and Mrs, Melvin William Lind and F. S. Hull al- Charles Youngs and wife enter- hard coal stove in perfect coi »we made u business trip to Ihe leachers' convention at Grand William CosgrilV and Alden I'or- less step may mean disgrace. per cent less at with Mrs. |). (i. Look and is lo he lended a Holand-China hog sale on adopted their resolutions on the basis are handled from cuch state utmost tained the following Saturday: The Courl were in (irand Hapids, Sat- JARVIS BROS., Props. "Heirloom and Anli(|ue" dav. every month. lion, also sewing inachine, I Grand Bapids, Wednesday. Ha! ha: Bapids last Thursday and Friday. urday. ritt transacted business in Lansing. I've learned among the haunts ol the Brewbaker farm, al Flsie, Sat- uf their weighing of these facts. former's uncle, Charles McKlwin, of room suite and clothes pr Monday. Phone 109 men that hate and hurt are ev- I Hep. Ward Boulard, with wife ami also the Misses Evelyn Curtiss and Visilors at (labe Onan's Sunday 75 urday. The Red Cross does not confine Its Muskegon Heights. Miss Frma All cheap for spot cash. E and Preserves Al, e erywhere; family were SundayJ guestO--"*s- of Mrs*•»».».. ']! \citer. , , were Mr. and Mrs, James Monroe V, 1). Nash and wife, of Muskegon. ucfivlfies to service men only. It also Scott, of Grand Rapids, and A. II. lss 233S®£23ErSEB Zl I wish 1 had my dreams again White. Luell• a Clarke al her parents' honhomue ^ l^nra Wilkms. of the city. mil .lames Monks and Mrs, Dale. Martin Hoxie, of l.owell. called on KEENE CENTER takes care of his family. In u little Iloirman and family, of Lowell. in- Caledonia. when all the world was won COLORADO ADOPTS entertained a Hallow'een parly at Mr. and Mrs. .letVers called on I) 1). Holcomb and family Sunday, town In Nebraska recently a certain Clinton Schwab is suirering from FOB SALE—Begislered Im at the old prices while they 14 morning. drous fair. Nov. 3. Mr. and Mrs. F. I'inkney an attack of rheumatism. Swiss bull one year old. E. Mr. and Mrs. John .kin o ..r Aiuc H ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs, Leon McCarly Sun- soldier sfntloned at the Alcatraz har- <:,,r,iss T,u,,S(lj, v Merrile Hostetller and family, of (Copyright, 1920, by Kdgar A. and two sons were dinner guests of F. S. McCaul and family, of Lans- Rollins, Lowell, route. No. 2. l| last. You'll find them ka, visited at the home o..lt llieiihtnr —soson n. (:i|Ilers al |hu - ,M)lli^cninge of . Mr day aflcrnoon. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bay Barker, Sunday CONSTABUURY SYSTEM rueks for discipline was granted Logan, visited Sunday al Warren Guest.)—L^etroit l ree Press. ing. spent Sunday with friends, of C. W. King und family, of Alto pun Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Green visit- Housh's. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Smith ami elemeney and his term reduced. Hut Klmdale, FOB SALE—Black gelding, 7 y« right. of lusl week. Mr,s. Dale Curtiss Sunday were Miss •d in Lansing a week ago lasl Sal- Warm i Kereipt of Subseriplions is Here- 1 Arthur Parker and family moved 1 TO SAMPLE COPY UEADEUS. Iwo sons of (irand Bapids. wen PENNSYLVANIA OFFICER WILL be bad become so despondent thut be The Misses Fmma Long and Sadie old, also set of double burn Orley Burns took a truck, lou, d, oi .Bernice (Jnderhill. Mr. John De itrday and Sunday. This is the fourth and last of our with Acknowledged. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lamp- wagon, roller, and about 50 uney burns look a truck load ol nikev and Mr. Yander llvde, all of Saturday into their new home. HELP ORGANIZE FORCE. threatened to take his life. Harris were Grand Hapids shoppers, potatoedutoes lo Grand Bapids We'dnes- ('ir.in'(| Hapids, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Melnlyre • G. E. KOLCOMB'S GARAGE | sample copy editions for 1920. We Men's Heavy Kla Conlinuing ils custom of acknowl kin. Sunday. Mrs. Flla L. Smith, lets. L. A. Sherman, II MJ n were in (irand Hapids. Saturday. Hufus Whitford and wife, of Free- Found Family Destitute. Saturday. Try a Sack on day and broughbrouuhtl homliouue* iu» JersJpi-kmo* I port, visited Saturday and Sunday hope Ihey have pleased you as Ihey for winter wear, edging receipts of siihscriplioii' who has been visiting here about Busses Long left Tuesday for a southeast of Lowell on cot cow und calf. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houseman 4 ALTO MICH. ^ have many others, who have al- sis weeks, returned home with The Red Cross investigated tbe con- Our Guarantee Borgerson Grocery with their daughter, Mrs. Fannie khaki shades of Ik . both new and renewals. The Lowel The state uf Colorado bus joined hunting trip in Northern Michigan. _ Hne. [pJ Mrs. Carrie Cumpau, who has There Is more Catarrh In this rectlon ind lillle son spenl Sunday with Kelley and family. • ~ ready accepted Ihe cordial invita- Double stitched Ih Ledger and Alio Weekly Solo appre Ihem. tbo ranks uf those common wealths ditlou of his family and found they Ira Krb was Ihe guest of his of the country than ull other diseases his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seward FOB SALE—10 registered Sh been visiting in Grand Bapids foi put togethor, and for years it waa sup- Onan. Sam Custer was in Grand Hapids tion extended by them lo all sample cialingly reports Ihe following: D. W. Lind and Mr. Fldridge, of which bave inaugurated the Slate Po- were in destitute clrcnmslaiiees and uncle. Ad Krb and family Monday posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed • copy readers to join our splendid Kiilar collars wilh Ionia, were guests of Ihe former's shire rams, yearlings, and I the pasl two weeks, returned to Monday having teeth extracted. He v. Alfred I'liompson, II. I> lice system. Conditluns which have that his mother was HI. Moreover, If night. Alto, Saturday. local remedies, and by constantly falling The in la nl son of Mr. and Mrs. General Auto Repairing army of regular subscribers. band. Full size n sister. Mrs. Frank Carr. Sunday. year olds. Citz. phone 24, I s, to cure with local treatment, pronounced lharles Hnrnell died lasl Tuesday Hoscoe and Albert Custer, of Al- • Dennis, W. T. Hnrch, lain 1'. Carl existed there for a long time have was found that be had been absent to, spent Sundav wilh Ihe home These sample copy papers are ex- All sizes. I t to 17'it son, .1. (1. ( air, Mrs. Harry Haw Mr. and Mrs, Hobert Brock, Mr. Wesley Yeiter, Lowell, B. B. Yeiter & Co., of Lowell broughl it Incurable. Catarrh is a local dlpeasje. ind was buried Wednesday after- • convinced the legislators of lhat stale without leave to go lo her. Upon HILL TO DISPATCH NEW ORDIN- [c two truck loads of lurnilure to Alto (freatly influenced by consiilulional con- noon, folks. Ira full of advertising and involve cial value at Ihorne, Mrs. Milo .lohnson, Mrs. (' and Mrs. William Thompson were ANCES TO SLEEPER. Batteries Recharged that a mobllu force such as exists In preseufafion of the fuels In the cuse lust week. Come in now und see dltions and therefore requires con.-lltu- Dorthea Sharphorn was detained • much extra work, consequently 11. Horn, Verne Ashley, John Kel- guests Sunday in Belding of Mr. The lirsl ordinances ever passed tional treatment. Hall's Catann .Medi- William Devering. of Lowell, has Ihey are under, rather tlnm over, and Mrs. David Souer. Pennsylvania. Michigan and New the sentence was eomniuied und tbe LOST—Child's black plush whut we huve. been working for Leon McCarthv from teaching school the lirsl of and $2.2 so, Mrs. I'eler De Vries, Kdgai by a Kent board of supervisors now Finder please notify Mrs. H cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & lasl week on account of .sicknciss. • the merit of average editions of Holl". Mrs. A. S. Cormicau, James Clare Calhoun, of (irand Bapids Vork Is tho answer to tbelr police Red Cross Is helping the family fo get Hurry Johnson, with wife und Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional Ihe pasl week, are being prepared by County Shuter. Ul Rain and Sleet are Coming Mary Hatton has sold her farm this paper. Hollock, M. Hrigblon, Calherim has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fd problems. on its feet. fuhuly, of Grund Bu|)ids, were remedy, Is taken Internally and acta Mr, and Mrs, Nalhan Hlair and Agency U. S. Batteries Clerk Robert (i. Hill, for submission thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces lo the Hirtnan Hrolhers. With this mnnber we are begin I'aulus, Mrs. James Covert. Mrs Parker. Major William F. Mair, deputy su- Ihe fact that all fhe returned lo Ihe governor, ruder the provi- WANTliD—Men or women to week-end visitors at the Bober aughler Evelyn spent Sunday with : ning a splendid new serial story, Johnson home. of the System. One Hundred Dollars re- Nellie Howes, (ieorge Winegar (iuests jit Jim Lind's Sunday perlntendenl of the Pennsylvania boilies of i|e,'id soldiers are given a sions of the new law. after the su- orders among friends und m ward is offered lor any case lhat Hall's' Mr. and Mrs, Harry Anderson, "(lomrades of Peril," by thai most SOUTH CASCADE. • 1 have installed a Magneto Recharger and guar- I Sluarl Draper, Mrs. Sanford Smi were Mr. and Mrs. William Bussell. Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for Mrs, Arthur Green was quite ill constabulary, has been given leave of militury funeral may be partly at- pervisors pass the ordinances, they bors for the genuine guaran Got Your Side Curtains and Tops RepairedFor sale, u registere d Hereford 'circulars and tcstimunials. popular of romance writers, "Han- Charles I'liibos, Michael Driseoll of Bidding, and Dan Lind, of Ionia. bull, 7 inunths old, u good one anu isl week but is belter now. Nov. 1.—Mrs. Ross Knowles, of • antee your Ford to start better thanever beforeafter absence to organize the force. This tributed fo the Civllhin Relief bu- must be submitted to the governor hosiery, full line for men, v F. J. CHKNiiV & CO., Toledo, Oldo. Grand Hapids, spent several days ; dall Parrish;" and we are positive M. F. Kidin. l-rank Voting. H. Van Lee Seymour and wife and Mrs. with proper certification for his Celluloid sewed in right. Curtains refitted. price rigiit. Call J. E. Slauller, Sold by Druggists, 75c. you will lind that single feature Is a matter of congratulation to the reuu. While fhe organlKiitlon does en und children, l^limii GOITRE, last week wilh her daughter. Mrs. recharging or no charge. Magnetos tested free. Boys' Sf , Mrs. F. C. Crawford. I'rank Carr and Mrs. Addie Dutton approval or veto. darning. We pay 75c un 1 City, Alto, Mich. Lc 22 Hall'B Family I'ilis for constipation. alone worlh the price of Hie paper are visiting their brother, Mrs. people of Colorado, since Major Mair not attend lo the funeral directly. It Ward Stewart, Come in and have your magneto tested. for a year. Who will be nexl? Since the ordinance abolishing spare time, or 830.00 a week Also—See us about the winter care of your battery. The Columbia (irafonola Co., ol 7^77.^7,..r. i^r> Mrs, Orve Kellogg was taken siek l.illle Fellows' O Parker, at Hockford. Is u man of high Ideals and great gives Inst ructions fhrough the Amerl- Ihe county board of auditors is Reduced For This Ann Arbor Lady Kditorially, the paper will con full time. Experience unm- Grand Hapids, is denioiislraling the ®LjMlN A1 ION Ol' h IA1 h 10LICE Hy External Home Remedy. very suddenly Friday nighl and is from heavy mack CITIZENS AWAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels were executive ability who has proved bis 'an Legion and when* the fumlly Is (piestioned as to its constitutional- sary. Write International St "We know how." A { ) I Columbia machiue al the corner ASKED Ij\, '. '//j ' ' ^ being treated at the Hlodgelt bos linue independent and otilspoken. dinner guests of Mark Brown at worth In bis own stale, flnanclully unable fo fake care of the ity by some of the members, the Note: It would be illegal to pub- as in the past. We do nut promise blue and brown mi The citizens of Bedford. I.') miles ing Mills, Norristown, Pa. [* store in Alto this week. SUI KRVISOILS. lish these slaleinents if they were pital. Grand Hapids, • Open Evenings and Sundays. Belding and found Mrs. Brown sick Michigan owes thanks to Major matter, fhe Red Cross comes fo the progress of this measure to Lansing • always lo be right; only that we will breasted. ('.onvert south of Cleveland, have perfecled A party of about thirty-live from Allhough members of Ihe md true, Miss Addie Krum spent tb<> week- a workable system with which lo in bed. Mair for bis advice and assistance at assistance nnd offers relief. will be watched with interest. The FOB BFNT—Two furnished ro Batteries Repaired, Rented, Charged always THY to be ri«lit, and to be Hell all aronnd. Mrs. Laura Tucker, who has been Grand Hapids rented the Odd Fel- Man State police force have saved Mrsrs,. WWin , Stewart, 70!l Spring St„ end with friends near Lowell. • BOTH PHONES foil bandils. Thursday, when a the time the Michigan State Police Public health hospitals are filled county board of auditors has taken Mrs. G. W. Bouse. ( Ann worth while for the connnunih i.'.hed sleeves. Tap» visiting her sisters in (irand Bapids. and Sold. All Work Guaranteed.lows hall Saturduy night und put hot county farmers hundreds ol Arbor, Mich,, says in her own The infant son of Mr, and Mrs. • gang ol' sis held np Ihe bank at was formed. '•'•lib ex-soldlers whom the Civilian no steps as yet to retain ollice,— on u dance of their own. dollars worth of fruit and oilier honu ... Ernest Forbes is improving verv and the home. We ask you lo help Hay City, Hersey and Coopersville, (irand Bapids Press. HOBSE TO LET—For winter ic paper, The Ann Arbor Times us. lined Sizes ^ yea Bcdl'ord and were leaving wilh Relief service is faking care of. A V News: "l had a lump on my neck rapidly. *'.0,01)0 loot, |he cashier pressed i will return Friday. ils keep. Inquire of 1). Si J. W. Livingston, of tiarden City, ••••••••• Try us oul on l In- new- policy Mr. and Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. large percentage of these are suf- ihe size of a large egg, and as hard $8.4 button which sounded an electric The Grand Bapids Herald has opposite Lowell Post-ofllce. I k ...al von, perliiips, have many limes Frank Carr called at Mr. Baker's fering with tuberculosis and shell £ h"s uaTents 'VM/'j" ^ as a rock, I doctored il for five alarm in every business place in OFFICERS SHOW SKILL raised ils subscription rate to $5.(10 J-i:...... i f V; ! V- I board of supervisors yesterday askeil for, when billed or "dunned" Sunday, near White's bridge. shock. SOME GOOD GIBL wanting Bennetts Garage Cj. Li^ngslon, ol llowne Center. , j i. . . i favoring the years and il kept gelling larger, 1 for past «lue and lonn over-run sol town. Immediately Ihe villagers per year on rural routes. The W( n on c( 0| ( as have used one-half bottle of Sorbol were oul with their rilles and shot- IN SHOOTING AT TIRES Helps Get Compensation. Ledger clubbing rate will he 00.75. to school and furnish her l-'rank Hawley is moving his bar- abolishing of Ibis force. 1 .seriplions, iiamely, "('.ash in ;m FRANK J. COOK KK-FLi.'TFD Quadruple, and il has reduced mort i? 2® / •r.- » guns. A lire dealer shot Ihe man '•naf service has been rendered hy Same rale with The Press, adv. If. call on Mrs. Brow'er, Buick and Ford Service her shop oul of the Kreger build- The report of the legislative com- b v r : v vanee ami slop when I he lime is COl NTV ITIU IIASINC ACFAT. house north of ('ily hall. lhan half, 1 noticed it getting m f Pt up," in ell'ecl all this year by who was driving Ihe motor ear of SPEEDING BOOTLEGGER FINDS the Reil Cross in mental cases in Iden- ing, as he has decided to give up mitiee of the board favoring Ihe smaller the second day. You can p • t Ihe bandils. The result was lhat County Purchasing Agent I'rank NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. i P. paper. BULLETS FASTER THAN Uiying those who have appeared in |he barber business on account ol abolilion of the nolice was missed use my testimony any time you Ihe live other members of Ihe gang .1. ( ook yesterday was re-elected ..Perhaps half of The Ledger sub* WANTED—Plain sewing. ill health. ;(0 to 17, the memners voting for the Vour support will enable us lo Work Shirt stnle hospitals for the Insane, and wish. I think all goitre suflferers continue said policy, and insun had lo run, leaving the >'.'>0.000 loot for a two-year term al a salary of AUTOS SPEED. seriplions run oul during Ihe next B. A, Perry, east Main street, George and Fred liroadbent were report as a means of reducing should know about Sorbol Qiiad- in the automobile. *•'000 a vear by the Kent count\ helping them secure eompensiiflon due two months. Please look at the of Peck's Hill. you against further annoyance by Work Shirt Specia home over Saturday and Sunday, county expenses. This coinmittee rujile." Fvery small -and perhaps every hoard ol supervisors, over Vernon from the Rureau o: War Risk Insur- dale on your address label, and if returning Monday to Ionia, where is composed of Supervisors George publishers who mail papers with- Kenwood brand ol Excellent niarksniansblp under dif- Sorbol Quadruple comes in small out orders, and send them forever large eonununity will have lo lake II. Hillings, eounty poor superinten- ance. vou lind it Nov. or Dee. 1920 or Jan. LOST—Strayed or stolen in Lo theyv are ait work for the Pere K. Ellis, of Grand Hapids, and M, Ii. bottles, containing enough for most dent, who opposed him. licult conditions enabled Sergeant .Marquette. ahd a day to any one who will lakt MeKular ijd.riO value? some such precautionary measures In the federal bourd's various offices 1921, it will accommodate us if you small beagle hound, black, v MePherson, of Vergennes. It was cases. It will not stain or irritate. Salaries of Coroners Simeon Le Ihem from Ihe mails, and linally if the bank and other robberies Walker and Trooper liedt of the Mich- In fhe central division, the Red Cro s will kindly renew in advance and and tan, last seen, one week' Increase Your Crops with The M. E. Aid society, of Alio, niuV,',?,,l.,|i'ry ('0S,S ,,,t* Does not interfere with daily work. sue for collect ions. Now $1 eontimie. Comimmilies can drill Hoy and J. B. Hilliker were raised avoid the rush: and save us the Liberal reward for return of s,l e c igan Slate Police lo capture a car full worker, acting with fhe Home Servbe will give a chicken pie dinner at l\ ; /.f '"|' , (l,, Leaves the parts in healthful nor- Lionfirm themselves to answer alarms, pro- from >L.'»00 to s^.OOO a year. I rouble of marking so many papers. (ieorge Bouse, Jr., Lowell. Sure ihing, the postal laws for of whisky on the Michigan Avenue section, makes necessary inaus to fhi! the church dining room Wednes- Members of the board sotod on mal condition. Requires ten min- viding arms always ready for use. Coroner I.eHoy had appeared be- Also you will avoid a break in ,p ( utes daily. bid; bill these seem to be made lot men, arranges suitable living condi- day,' Nov. 10. Everybody is cor- " . 1 nest ion as follows, after Sii|i ihe law-ubidiuM. while law-break And when the robber appears, fore the hoard and outlined Ihe ser- coucrote road Just outside of Ypsi- service by the discontinuance of WANTED—Users of this colun dially invited. ervisor Gallmeyers motion thai th tions, helps collect evidence und sup- Gpt furl her information al Look's ers do as they please. (implying there is no reason why the citizen vice rendered the county by Ihe ianti recently . The troopers were on unpaid suhserinlions. All subscrip- call at ollice or send uds Fertilizer drug store, everywhere or write forces should not shoot him down, ply facts fo fhe board, assists In "ap- liotiN stop on tlie first of the month AND with Ihem cost us many hun ureds watch for booze-ranners ul the inter- mail, not by phone. Halt Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg. of dollars during the war; as the Bedford tire dealer did. Supervisors John McColl, Melvin pealing eases" and settles various named on address label unless prev- per word, but no ud less thai Vanderlip Ohio. adv. and no Medium weight (!• tirand Hapids News. MePherson and Arthur F. Shaw section of Heilovlllo Uuad with Mich- iously renewed. more of il for fvours trulv. igan Avenue, when a Stearns-Knlght personal dlfllculfies for the men. The Send money or stamps will; purpose ^g/gsmM Mm'd1 fh I'rank M. Johnson. black only, while II were chosen members of the board workers also follow up uud uld all The first editorial in this issue, der. We charge no want TWO NEW DEPUTIES NAMED AT of control for Ihe Kent county Ju- roadster bearing un Illinois license shows why it is necessary to fol- Darling's Big Harvest 1-8-3 Editor and owner of The l.ow.'e l men who dim-outInue fruining. us 15c accounts are nut \ $48.00 ... ST'PEHVISOHS' MEETING. ... ledger and' Alio Weekly, 2Hlh 20c per venile home for one, two and number Hashed by. They gave chase low the rules that were mandatory making stutements and pi year it is Easy To three-year terms, respectively, un- Two additional deputy sherill's on ihe Job. and attained a s|>eed uf 71 miles per during the war. postage for. Please do no Darling's Grain Grower 1-9-1 $43.00 for night duty only, at a salary ot der the new ordinance suggested bv Subscribe for this papei. Don't Yours, anxious to please. huur ou their motorcycles but the au- us to violate this rule. s|,5(MI a year, were authorized hy imitate Names Matron Pauline Hegesler.— [Herald. borrow. F. M. Johnson, Publisher. Darling's Half and Half 1-23-0... the Kent county hoard of supervis- An election of almost unpnred- tomobile was just as last, $52.00 ented quieiness has resulted in an The public is constantly being ors yesterday afternoon when the WHAT IIK HAD. Finding tiiat their speed would not OLD FRIEND HEARD FROM. overwhelming Hepuhlican victory. ewindled by imitations, count- Globa Potash Special 0-10-2 llnance committee reported favor- "Th" e result was obvious, even be- Student (to surgeon) -What did enable them to catch the fugitive, the Mr. F. M. Johnson, Lowell. $38.00 ably on Sheriir Peter Viergever's Work Coat I erfeits and Kubslilules that re- NOII operate on Dear Sir:—Enclosed lind check fore nominations were made, for he man for? two opened Ore. Trooper liedt suc- request for these additions to his ADI IN Mil WAUKI f uemble in nanic ami aj^pearnncc Surgeon Two bumlred ami fifty for 82.00 payment of The Ledger for Globa Black Soil Special 0-12-4.. 147.00 force. the people had alreay made up Drab Whip Cord ^ ceeded iu piercing the gasoline tank their minds for a change. Too Foley's Honey and Tar Com- di a i s. one year. W. E. EDDY COMPANY "I believe that the economic ad- double-breasted st Student Yes, but with bullets, this being a wonderful We are well and enjoying life Globa High Grade Phosphate 16% grown. much Burleson, loo much Post, too pouiul. It is because the origi- I mean what $33.75 mi nisi ration of Sherill" Peter Vier- much pussyfooting, loo much waste, forced under arms, did Ihe man have? bit of shooting In view of tbe pace as well as farmers can under these Miss Matlie Stone, Mrs. Carrie gever is deserving of our consider- nal Foley' sso good,so n liable Surgeon Two hundm strenuous times. loo much making the present gen- lars and corduroy b> nd fifty which had been set. Other shots Nellins, Miss Josephine Salsbury, idion," Supervisor C. Kent Jake- M for nnd so well known that iliese dollars. Many farms in this section for I have tha above brands of Fertilizer and they and her friend, Mrs. Wills, of Free- eralion the goat all war ex- Heavy blanket lined punctured the rear tires und the driv- way, chairman of this coinmittee. penses. Personally, there is much irauds find sale. sale, mid nearly every farmer real- Ford Sales and Service can't be beat for price and quality. port, spent a very pleasant dav Sat W.M. BURLING, M. D- lold Ihe board iu recommendation er of the cur ran it into a wall und izes the necessity for co-operative sympathy for President Wilson, in A very special val Alwfivs Has It In Hit Home LOWELL MARKET REPORT. urday with Mrs. Pearl Kraft, of Physician end Surgeon adoption of the report. "We have to Mi. escaped through a Held. marketing. Lansing. never before had a sherill' who has his physical weakness; and it Is lo " l ». ••( ! , Alliens. O . wriu-x "We liav» (',orre< led. Nov. I, 1 '.1211. temporary headquarters at the BUICK OF KICK Horns: 8;00 a ni„ to 9:01) a, ui he hoped that he will up un- •••I i v .•mil Tur in our liomr (or The car contained 200 quarts of Yours, etc. given so much lo the county for MI Inn! Ii iiliimM iiivaliialile tor Wheal, (ml) OU lbs 2 2(1 (ieorge Winegar. Mr. and M^ John Linton and der the defeat of the Democratic * rvr Scotch, Pennsylvania and Canadian GARAGE, where we are prepared to family, of Alto, Mrs, Madison, uf 2;iM) p m,, to 4:00 p. ui. the money." 16.66 « . ir l •. nml ctjierhillv lor rroup lor Wheat, (white) (10 lbs 2 IK C. H. Runoiman SniKluy* tiy iippuiutmi'iil. candidates, and complete Ills term « ii \>i urc nvm witliout ii iinii cirx (lorn meal, ton al) 1)1) whisky of hif-'h-priced brands. Alto- Ureenville, and Dee Bryant, and Hecomniendation of Supervisor of olttee satisfactorily to himself i n I" ' l.ii. ii\ iiiDiiiiinvi il it (or l ouiiiik. coldt r 4 care of PIIOM'R: CitizaiiH, No 7 W. .1, Watterson that the salary of « r riouylor i.ilnrjfov/ii.up people oi clilldrcu." Oats, per bu .»() got her, 111 shots were bred by the Howard Smith, of iiowne Center, Hell Line, So. r. lL 'ii. and the country. As for Mr. Hard- Itye, per bu 1 !»() were Sunday guests of Mr. and .Circuit Court Conuuissioner Ed- r oliicers. ing. while the peoule did not select FoIey 8 (lorn and Oats Peed all 00 For hdigestiM Mrs. Than Uryant, of Alto. Alto, MiAiigen. ward L. Eardly be increased from him, Ihey have elected him, and Middlings, per Ion 10 00 $1,500 to ^2,500 was laid on the will wish for him a highly sue Honey and Tar Repair Work table until this morning. —[Herald, lhan IIH IH) UO FOR MOONSHINERS COMMISSIONER EARDLEY GETS cessful and creditable adminiitra- 75 Men's Heavy Oi . COMPOUND Cooitipitlofl, Sick Headicbe, Bilioui* Plour, per hundred (i 00 BCN. Bloa(iB|, Sour Stomscb, Gai on SALARY INCREASE. Hardu-ffidz tion, and give him their loyal sup- night robes. While liuller, per lb TiO Weighs Six Pounds port. He has promised to select PLEASANT TO TAKE, and AclivitleM of the State Police the Slomsch, Bad Breath—you will find Edward L, Eardley, circuit court i ofh* Ht rnw, inibirncd mirbiccii: k100Idj 1 Kggs lift nothinft belter (ban lhat wholeiooio Ford Cars and Fordson an able cabinet of advisers, and lo Pork, live 14 00 troopers stationed at Muskegon net- commissioner, obtained a $1,000 1 TIDES from hardy .11.76 Inc rfiipinjj, Mron^linj; feeling in lite pbyile— Writes Like Sixty salary raise from tbe board of sup- CTIHEY wear like iron, be guided by It. Much depends Pork, dressed IK 00 ted thirteen stills and 700 gallons of BIG SUBSCRlPTiON OFFER •ir.roni. It iw made of die puroul, frcnh- ervisors Thursday. Eardley's pay r that pledge is kept. Lambs, dressed 28 00 llciuor In nine days during the latter Tractors nrre s noping that Tor a long time * M nnd finr^t infpedienutobi'hud, con- FOUY CATHARTIC TASLTO was boosted from $1,500 to $2,500 l L climates, thick J but they feel like 4 itrtx no fipifitc* or other hnrmful drujt* Sheen, live 7 00—8 00 part of October, ThU 1M almost a rec- a year. lo come, we snail have less partisan r id cos's twice much to make ti Ohickens, spring and old, live 10—24 Never diiappoinl. Take one loni|ht CORONA apd heavy, come to the Lion velvet to the feet Any man politics and more genuine Ameri- ord for any uae district / "TH* Fereenm! Writing Mmehlne The board adjourned Thursday i iy imiiolion of il. Calves, alive 12 00 sad feel belter in the morning. canism than during the period fol- Calves, dressed I(i 00—IK (Ml Lowel afternoon after the equalization Brand Tanneries to go into knows that service shoe , Gtorft Jtfintr. Bin Aftlonlu. TCIM: "Foley GHz. Phone 360 committee presented its final report lowing the war. That too Is For mure lhan lleefthirty. dressed , cwyearsl 12 00—1 5 00 ledger want ads one cent per Calbirilc Tablcli biva pi ovarii lo lit ibt bctl Fold it ap, take it with r Imilvc I ever bav« uhftt and I rrcuiuwaa^ showing the assessment of the state Hardy Hide, the leather used comfort is rare, but it's built first class Importance. • T|,er# will be ao weeping, Foley v'. Honey andHeef . Tarlive has been(i 00—8 0 0 word, bill none less lhan L H', cash ibaoi lur voutilfiUwu a««l bllluuiutM " typewrite anywhere. f r. and county tax upon the township Ing and gnashing of teeth ove wt d with satisfactionNew potatoes and, per success.bu I 20 or stamps wilh order. No want machine for ialesmen, — and city rolls. only in Lion Brand Shoes. into Lion Brand Shoes. llutter fat, per lb 48 0U For sale by all Druggists, ( ^%'vv • m retirement of Postmaster Ge For sals by all Druggists. ads charged. tf. students, teachers, business men, reporteri—in fact, oyer jr- Before adjournment the board . wrmm i»V Hill' I Burleson; one needs a Corona. Write for illuitrsted meter end cet- voted to raise the fees in the regis- low'ten celebrators. Pa-t of Ihe will be ter of deeds office and at the same loaa falls heavily upon si .'me peo- the fact that the alogaes. time instructed George M. Reed, : / -*1 BRAND sully, some of the young- a .country editor. Meifcures register of deeds, to "go after the LWAUKEE are unable or unwilling lo relief of an indmdry, whkh business." Signs advertising the dUllngMlsh between fun and devil- suffered Perhaps J^re than try . Taylor Typewriter Store act that the county is in the ab- Vou Cct ALL 70Uft cf These Another year, a vigilance other during, the war period. ^wsafia & ^*eiif%. if • stract business will be posted about soagen in Kerosene are said to he'necessary to sell so much oil stock. since his physical collapse during ISB Ollowe SI, N. W., Qraud RopMo, Mloh- villa banner. a substitute for coal. Now is Ihe I the buildings as the first step In the MAGAZINES and OUR NEWSPAPER W. H. Watts Coiumbus Citizen. his Western trip is fair, whicvhi h does Five hundred million dollars In time to subscribe. —Colorado campaign.—[Grand Rapids Presi. Fatiaaca. k.. Europe. We eaa't not take that fact into * considera- taken from Ihe American public Springs Telegraph. In theae queer daya you can't tell A wrUerJa the Pabllc Palae eel- botbortbarr witiwllbi these Utile world prob- yearly by salesmen of worthless lion. fgg $2.75 Order Nm Miy eaanot be coa-ltumi of Tbe Grand Press lems, until ws decide who Is lo get securities. whether a hanhi d reachiiiM tor a hip Ws csn do tbitJob printfni rjebt Alto, Mioh. Harnum was right.— The Michigan Kepubllcan maiur- ket is a threat now (or you The Ledjer offloo. THIS EXCEPTIONAL OFFER IB QOOD FOR A OHORT TIMC ONLY •agHal^r'aefi praaL abuses the courtesy exUnded to ths qAcf^-OrssavUls (8. C.) News. Buffalo News. or a promise.— Would Mr. Harding WYrfJ Ily wan too great for Mr. Ferris to more Sun. battle-cry of the six hundred: "Half Phone MO for quick action end nsst, 6ubicri|HU>iw nmy be nrwor rt-nt wul. All rcm wdl fubiirriiiiioiM will Im cxenJcd fur una N. Henry, Drujglit. Gat Your Job Printing at tha Ledger-Solo Offica. rslisbls ssnrler. year fruin prctrni Uuiv tif rxelruiiuu. VrJtik PMIMMM MMMSM , -| |Tr|A|i| -> ..-31 THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO THE LOWELL LEDOEB AND ALTO WEEKLY SOLO thus protected ngnlnst fftmlne, I set /!% sail on tho third day and was picked up by an Knglish merchant caplain, TheAMERICAN CONDENSED who deemed me crazy when I told 'dm urt WAS A CLASSICS my story. Not until I had taker sev- P eral heart of cattle from my pockets OUR FEATURE LEEIDN would he believe me. To my great MISERY JO HER j* grief, one of the ship's rats carried (Copy for Thia UepHrtintint Hupplifii !>> the >\mprlcun heulmi Nev off one of my sheep ou the way home. THE LEDGER'S FARM DEPARTMENT Says this Woman Until Re- GULLIVER'S On reaching shore I learned that mj SECTION KOSCIUSKO POST, THE STRANGEST AND MOST ADVENTUROUS uncle John had died and loft me his lieved by Lydia LPrnkham't WARN1NG1 The name "Bayer" is the thumb- TRAVELS estate near Epping, and the same be- Vegetable Compound. Carefully Compiled Information That Will ing sufficient to keep my family from I print which identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by J0 want and the lust to wander being Carrollton, Ky.—"Isuffered almost Department Devoted to Attractive Magazine Material two yeara with female weakness. I Be Of Help To The Progressive Farmer physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions. sUil quick within me, 1 set off to sea Best Reconstructive Tonic Ever By DEAN SWIFT once more, this time in Uie Adventure, could not walk any bound for Surat. Produced, Says This diatance, ride or take any exercise at handled. The germ causing the dis- CmdtmdMr. ly Jamu L. Cinmlly On this voyage, after a great temp- Authority. all without resting. ease Is widely distributed throughout K est, we put into a strange bay for wa- ^MMMMtMOSOOPOOOOOSVa If I swept tho floor fim TO AVOID most sections of the country. Young TO DETERMINE WHEAT DOCKAGE ter. Rambling on the shore, I became The Woods "I have heen In the medical profes- or did any kind of The ffiwat Deu cattle between six months and two [ sion for quite a number of yeara aa work It would bring of St. Patrick's, separated from my companions nnd LAST NIGHT'S DREAMS years of age are most likely to take Pharmacist and Professor of Ghent* my sickness on. 1 who ranka atuoav fell into tho hands of some natives the disease. Calves under six months the mlchtr aatlr- Istry (Tennessee Medical College) and waa weak and lang- CALFAILMENTS of Brohdlngnag, colossal men, of LEISURE. uid. had no energy, old ore rarely attacked. Blackleg Is lata ot all agea the truly wonderful results obtained aad all laada.waa whom hardly one was under sixty and lifewasa misery controlled by Immunization by vacci- I thank the Lord that I have time —WHAT THEY MEAN by so many people through the use ol bora la Uoey'a English feet In height. to me.el waa under nation. All animals should be vacci- Court, 1) u b 11 a, For things that pay no dividends, Rarte's Hypo-Cod caused me to decide mproper Feeding or Insanitary I was here put on exhibition, and the care of a good nated before they are six months old November ao, For song and book and stinset gleam to make an exhaustive research aad Iphvsician for sev- my fame reaching the ears of the king Conditions Are Said to Cause and again six months later. Vaccina KMT. He died Oc- And sweet companionship of friends. I find It Is one of the most extremely eral months and tried other remedies. tober It), 1745. and , they commanded my pres- DID YOU DREAM OF HAM OR BA- such a thing as a dream Intuition, he can be obtained from the United States The song may be some simple theme. well balanced combinations of tonics I had read of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege- Most Trouble. YOUTH MUST BE SERVED. Thia tuoai bril- ence at court; and thither I was CON 7 believes. table Compound and decided to try it department of agriculture, Bureau of liant wit, ^ealua, The book some poet's dreamy rime alterative and nutritive principles evei brought, In Ihe charge of the daugh- Most of his fellow scientists scout After taking twelve bottlea I found Animal Industry, Washington, from hater of raacallty, For those who dare to pause and produced. Camera Mnn—Well, did you find out maater of Iroay ter of one of my captors, a little girl this theory, though the eminent Dr. myself much improved and 1 took six companies manufacturing the serum. SAFETY FIRST 1 Accept only an "unbroken package" of dream— F ALL the "high-brow" modern "It can be used with Impunity more. I have never bad any more tbe newest of tills guy Slmkespeare's aad lavectlve, aad named Olumdalclitch, nine years of Investigators of dream phenome- Corlat contents himself with being plays we are to picturlze next? . genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc- true Irlah Patriot, age and small for her years, being not I thank the Lord that I have time. O without the least digestive dlstufb- trouble In that respect aince. I have PREVENTIVES ARE OUTLINED Lice. na Frederick Greenwood Is the most "very skeptical" and asking to "be Director—Yes. Tlioy'vi- decided on tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- waa born to pov- above thirty feet in height. I fhank the Lord that I have time shown." The real mystic, however, ance owing to the complete elimina- done all kinda of work and at present It Is not a reflection on the owner erty and depead- daringly Inclined toward the school of tion of the fishy taste of Cod Liver am an attendant at n btate Hospital "King Lear." Hut I don't approve of tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! eni-ej he atarted In the train of their majesties 1 trav- To stop a moment by the way does not require any lifting of the Calf Intended for Herd Bull or for for his calf to have lice on It, but to al- H the mystics. While hy no means ac- oil, while sUU retaining all the ez- and am feeling fine. I have recom- the selection. You see I.t-iir is a big life embittered aad he ended d>iBC eled all over the kingdom, which was To kiss the scented hps of dowers mentnl faculties harmoniously to a low them to remain there Is a serious cepting the arbitrary interpretation of tracUve elements so useful as a tonic mended your vegetable Compound to Foundation Breeding Cow Must Be cliarnoter and very •'xnciin^ and cjills Handy tin boxcm of 12 tablet# coat hut a few cents' I.nr^or pn'.kagrs. of rase like a polauned rat lo a bole." six thousand miles In length by three And hear tho voice of song birds higher plane. For him something pro- doiena of my frienda and ahall alwaya reflection. They not only annoy the to tuae hla owa ezpresalon. Ilia life dreams as set forth by the empirics he and Ussue builder. Given Careful Attention—Flret for a great actor, well on In years and AiDirln la tb* tr»