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VOLUME XXXIX LOWELL, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931 NO. Ig Mr. and Mrs. Christian Fahrni ANALYSIS OF jCedger ELECTRIC AND RECONSTRUCT CENTENNIAL QUEEN CALL MEETING Celebrate Their Golden Wedding GOES UNDER KNIFE €n tries ENGINE BIDS SHEEP TRUCKS In the midst of their children'ell. Their children are Christ HOTEL BLOCK TO CONSIDER and many friends Christian!Fahrni, South Boston; Mrs. Most B«ing • Collection of Var- and Anna Fahrni celebrated their Tallant. Mr. Fred Fahrni. South BY ENGINEER ious Topics of Local and COMING SOON golden anniversary on Thursday, Lusveli; Mr. John Fahrni, Mr. Kr- Sept. 17. The Swiss Ladies* Aid nest Fahrni and Mrs. Alice Den- NEXT SPRING General Intereit FOOD BUDGETS society surprised them on this{ny, of Lowell, They also have day. After a lining Scripture twelve grand children. Mr. MAM FAC Tl RERS ^ I B ^ I T STILL TRY,XG T0 pi T IT 0VEB EXHIBITS OF INTEREST TO reading and song: "Silver Threads Fahrni was horn Januarx 12,18511, PLANS OF NEW OW NERS CALL RIR\L Sl'PFRVISORS, WEL- Among the Gold." Hev, John Claus in Schwarxenegg, Switzerland, PR0P06A1A—COST APPtOX- Al a oMht. bo.ird BOTH THE FARM WIFE AND FOR ONE-STORV STRLC- FARE WORKERS AND PTA gave an address. Mr. and Mrs. and his wife May 17, 1801, in Ob- IMATEL^ ?6>t000—CON8L1I* of supervisors hrld in (irnnc) THE FARMER — POIXTRY Fahrni received many tokens of erlangenegg. Switzerland. Mrs. Tl RE WITH FOl'R STORFS— LEADERS MEET IN GRAND ERS POWER CO CONNEC- '
horseback and he'll ride to the devil." The THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, THURSDAT. SEPTEMBER 24. 1931. automobile hat brought power of life and Dad Buys a ISew Hat Patnl WmiIm'i THREE Che Cowdl Codger By Albert T. Reid Caman death into the hands of thousands who are PU.e.r HOYT'S KORNER JlMt Right I TT* -7 TT _X ••••<•»•••••••••»»•••»• 4 •••••••••• yQ sf and m\o Solo unfitted for it by training and intelligence. SWAP A LTTTIF PAWTMER • TKv To Look Bulldart' Hardware and Buildart* Supplies Even in the older days there had developed PublUhad In lnl«r*at ol Lowall and Vlclnll Edilad by M, O, Hoft. CLAM lUro ITLIK E SOMEFROOV.- Published cver>* Thursday morning at 210 the motto "noblesse oblige,'* which signifies ^"rom A round I S P E C 1 A L : t MERCHANT'S ! {T OLDTIMM AMAT SHOULD BE YOU KNOW— East Main Slivct, Lowell, Michigan. Knlercd that nobility recognized its res|M>nsibility to-: Vol.2 Thursday, Saptamb- r 14. IUI No. 20 3 26 o/25, JO and SAVE 71c TMl$ IS»A WOUN LIKE THAT Pofttofficc al Lowell, Michigan, as Second ward the lower classes. It would not do to the Old Town | S *- ^ 11 THK OAV Farmers whose sheds are Vacation days for 1931 are Some say one worm remedy is best. NITE Class Ma^er. run down the commonalty too recklessly.! OLD not all set to do justicc to the over, but the Mule-Hide roofs t French Creams with • Some another. But there's one sure Obtain your Thursday 35 Shears Jlgo While you renew and beautify your floors R. G JEFFERIES But there are thousands of motorists today NINETIES stock and the valuable ma- stayed on all Summer with- Miss Marj Jane Bulherford has £ c, ii.,.,.- il, m* * chinery this winter can atTord llit who recognize, apparently, no res|>onsibility DAO out kicking, if your roof reliinu'd lo Olivil collego for lur * UfOpS, per ID. IUC Night Guest Ticket to ; Editor and Publisher to get a bit ol lumber and on way of telling . . . with egg production. and woodwork. needs any help before win- sophomore year. Sepl. 20, 1906—25 Years Ago toward anyone, and who seem lo become in- the odd days Hx up those the Strand at any of ; 1931 Mrmbri of ter, little or much, let us show So Dr. Hess & Clark ran an experiment Thurston Springcll cnlcrod his toxicated by the sense of power as soon as shelters. Good housing adds H. C. SCOTT t Mrs. 0. ('. McDannell and you what guaranteed Mule- junior year :il Ihe rniversily of these Lowell Estab- Michigan Press Auociation they sit behind a steering wheel. dollars to the market value of with Dr. Hess' Poultry Ver-mi-trol brother-in-law, F. E. Brown, bad- INTRODUCTORY OFFER Hide material will do for you Michigiin this week. Home of Good Home- * lisments For such drivers, who an' responsible for the stock and years of useful- at little cost. We have the ex- ly injured in auto accident. which is a flock treatment—against Mr. and Mrs. GTcnn Webster .Made Candies J Subscription Rates Payable in Advance: ness to the machines. We will clusive franchise here, George G. Church former resi- Sherwin-Williams Mar Not Fast-Dri Varnish, most of the highway accidents and deaths, be glad to help with a stick were week-end visitors wilh rel- ROBT. HAH.VS GROCERY dent of Lowell, died al his home Year 12.00; Six months. tl.OO. Capsules of Kalama—Nicotine and >••••••••••<«im; there is but one remedy. To try to impress a or a load. atives in While ('.loud. in (irand Hapids, aged 4.1 years. A woman returning, from STOCKING'S STORE quart can of above and 2,4 inch varnish Three months, 50c; Single Copies 5c. Whitman Kill and wife, of («. L. Clapp, new operator at sense of social responsibility upon such |)eo- Europe told the Customs Calomel, an individual dose prepara- When a dog is stung, he Grand Hapids. visited his mother. .. , and family spent Ihe Here Marquette depot. le is worse than useless; they simply don't officer she had nothing to de- FORD'S HARDWARE The Lowell Ledger, established June, doesn't rave about hard times tion. The pen that was fed the Cap- Mrs. Hose Kiel. Sunday. Saturday with his parents in Hop- Heiihen Kdehnann accepted a brush (vulcanized in rubber), $2.10value for now what you are talking about. Prompt clare. The ofllcial replied:— E —he starts to dig. WEAVER'S MARKET position wilh a wholesale hard- 189:i, by Frank M. Johnson; The Alto Solo, "Then I assume that the fur sules increased production 37% and Mrs. Mary Slinlon is enlerlain-, .. ... , ,v and severe punishment for every infraction rs a vmc on 0 ro1 ware company in Duhilh Minn. establislied January, 1904. Consolidated tail I see hanging down under ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah . ( ' ^' - \' f; ' 'V . ': of the motor vehicle laws and regulations re- Our old time firm of Watch nun REGENT BARBER SHOP Horn, lo Fred Ouiggle and wife, your coat is your own," the Ver-mi-trol fed pen increased pro- Gregory, of Grand Hapids. lu V i T i Hiehard $1.39 June, 1917. & Waite , Bergin, last week. a son. sulting in accident or death is the only de- SIGLER'S duction over 50%. Hoger McMahon left Friday for .. , ,, „ .. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kerekes sur- Has sold to Allil, Early A Ann Arbor where he will enter \,r- an', Mr v ^ "• Swarlhoul terrent. A mere fine is not enough for most 1 1 prised by a number of friends ADVERTISING RATES Late; The saddest story of the the University of Michiitan. i""'1 *nn (dendon spent the week- STRAND CHOC. SHOP of these lawbreakers. Imprisonment without DAWUMG.-VOO While those young red- month is about a fellow wtio Ver-mi-trol is a flock treatment that h and relatives in honor of their DISPLAY MATTER—30c per col. inch. option, and revocation of the license to drive Frank Crr left llu- last of ™'l "" How.-ll HUNTER — STEED fiftieth wedding anniversary. MUST HAVE A bloods, Do A Dareitt, remarked lo his sweetie thai r s W. C. Hartman (Advertisers usins 6 inches or more weekly on Have fallen heirs lo Grin A her stockings were wrinkled, is divided into 20 doses and fed to the week for Chicago where he will . • '.l"* 1^ 1 - I'-hner I-. Mar- Miss Kthei Sione trimming f"r a car, once it is generally understood that LITTLE attend the Art Institute of that attended the pnultrx rally MeQl'EEN MOTOR CO. yearly orders, 25c per col. inch. WMEIU. fMI Bearitt. "You brute," she replied, "I chickens. We indorse the treatment Corl. Knoll Jc Co.. in (irand Hap- Phone 38 215 W. Main St. these iK-nalties will be enforced upon all PiUDE / cily. al Michigan Slate college last , ids. "ISLAND SQUARES"—75c each Issue, have none on." alike, may result in time in making our roads LEFT- HICK IS C. 11. RCNCIMAN WANT ADS—I cent per word with minimum On his return to England and ask you to try it on your flocks. Martin Rogers and family, of "w" . .... Merrill Sayles attended a reun- MOW My olo Grand Hapids, were Sundav din- and Mrs. (,arM\ ingeler and ion of Ihe Kleventh Michigan Cav- charge of 25 cents. safe for the ordinary, law abiding citizen. the Britisher asked the ques- Jack looked disgusted at ROTH & BREZLNA ner guests al Ihe William Fox children, of Shlloh, were recent airy in Hastings. THAT tion of a group, of friends the red face of his new baby- CARD OF THANKS—10c per line. home. guests of her parents, Mr. and R. VANDYKE Miss Berniece Ecker went lo LOOKS A anl when they threw it back brother and exclaimed: "How OBITUARIES—No charge for 150 words. Above Kalamatoo to attend the Michi- VIEWS AND REVIEWS LOT at him he replied; "It was the much a month do we have to LOOK'S DRUG STORE Mrs. Lihhie May spent Sunday ^'.V . • >, , that and for poetry 10 cents per line. LOOK'S DRUG STORE gan Seminary. "What They Say Whether Right or Wrong" SHAATE^ hotel clerk in New York." pay on that thing " in Grand Rapids ami visited her ... , . ''^'."n.d Myrle An additional charge will be made on readers, LOWELL, MICH, brother, Herbert McWilliams and 1,,|«,r s T. A. GAZELLA 1). (i. Look purchased Ihe (). J. classified, cards of thanks and ohituaries family. t'r- Mrs. Charles Ahel, of Ver- Heyherg drug store al Alio. W. C. HARTMAN Charles Brown having charge. if charged. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••of i Miss Mary Hoover, of South g4"m%*u7/ay; Sir Hubert Wilkins, on aboard Submarine HOYT LUMBER CO. fc Mrs. Altha Prescoll. of Boston. —————^ Rend, began her duties as Physi- Mrs. Ida l unlv, of SI. I elers- Nautilus, Arctic Ocean; COONS* Mass.. visited her mother. Mrs. cal instructor in Ihe Lowell Hurf\Fla''and r'f Crsnd THE DOLE DEMORALIZES "Evarythlng To Build Anything" Mary Marsh, and brother. John "The crunching of the uneven heavy ice schools Monday morning. iMnpids. were Friday guests of HOUSEMAN'S MARKET Shaw. above us was a fearful, ungodly sound—un- Phona I6-F2 Lowall. Mich...... Mrs. Ida ^mng. The fact that Great Britian is crushed un- Among Ihc young people lo en- ...... Mrs. P. J. Becker, of Dallas. n a rien HENRY S DRUG STORE der the load of the dole to the idle has no like anything heard anywhere before.*' n ter college al Ml. I'leasanl IhisL-,. '' , ii'' | i 1. f d. of Tex., visited her mother. Mrs. apical lo our Treasury raiders. Governor Bread, Cakes, fall are Margaret Lallev. Frances Si,?^ "T 'f Y"' ,)a^ S W GOULD'S CRISPETTE Margaret Lewis. Alexander l.egge, former chairman Federal Hosewarne. Harry Hroadbent and 'r\ir vviimj ir • Pinchot, of Pennsylvania, Senator Norris, of an d Mri XN,,, Buck W. E. HALL Emerv Friesner. % ( - - Sepl. 19 .1901—30 Year* Ago Nebraska, and others slill insist upon trying Farm Board; r : n, M S,mon Pies, Pastries Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carr and ,in; ;,r ; 'lr ";I . WARNER & SCOTT ij Mrs. J. II. Covert returned fronn to saddle the dole system U|)on the I nited "1 forecast a future for the American farm- , ,r v , r ,h M nk U M Mr. and Mrs. Russell Howard, of f" ,,l r i' l ' " ' 1 .\' • a four weeks' visit with relatives i States. er better than anything he has enjoyed in (irand Hapids. were Sundav M,,rM';,n,, : i RICHMOND CAFE ; in Forestvllle. Caili'da. It is apparent thai Ihe dole system has be- recent years." guests of the former's parents, Mr. • f • Sun,,',>- i Mr.and Mrs. Mcl'adden. of New S. LOWELL M. E. CHURCH and Mrs. Eugene Carr. ^'r- an,' "rs- Hoyden Warner^ LOWELL BAKERY ' Brighton, visited her sister. Mrs. come a permanent fixture in Great Britain, Capone the Powerful WOOD! r r Sun ,la> Ut 5,S I S. O. Lilllefleld. Carl Williams, acting chairman. Federal Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPhar- ;r\lu J r rrhy ri | u? ' CHRISTIANSEN S CONF'Y. eating into the virility of labor, sapping the Preaching service at 7:30 p, m. I have an over supply of dry oak wood, which You'd never belive so many things r l de VNarner • Marks Huben 4 Co.. rented the Farm Board; lane and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ' r!ii ill strength of industry, and squandering the Douherlv, of Grand Hapids. were an d ram,,>' of Coopersville. HODGES GROCERY | \. B. BlaTii store and purchased "The Board has discovered and, hojK's the Members of other churches not I am selling at could be made from choice wheat. % 1 capital that should be employed in modern- having evening services are cor- Monday guests of Ihe former's Miss June Henderson, who has t the slock. Every hour in the day some new deli- O. J. YEITER izing British industry to make il possible for people have discovered, that continued pur- dially invited to join us. mother, Mrs. Ferris Taylor. been a guest of her cousin, Mrs. ; Will M. Chapman engaged in| I j real estate and mines business chase in the face of over-production is not a Prayer meeting at the church A Big Reduction in Price cacy emerges from our oven—perfectly Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reusser and Elmer E. Marshall, has returned I SHATTUCK'S FRUIT MKT. that country to compete with other nations. Thursday at 7:30 p, in. lo her home al,Fremont Lake. »I wilh P. C. Alcott in Los Angeles. In view of the fact thai British industrial remedy for the situation." browned—tasty—healthful. We use daughlcr of (irand Hapids, and Rev. Charles Lohnes, pastor. Fred Reusser and family, of Mose- Mr. and Mrs. •Clifford Gibson HOYT LUMBER CO. | Calif., under the flrm name of > Chapman & Alcoll. Seamless Rugs equipment is antiquated and production the same recipes that you would use- ley, were recent guests of Iheir and Mrs. A. Anson, all of Oswald Mosely, British Politician; Chunk, Split and Kindling Wood STILES BEAUTY SHOP >1 Ed. Walker underwent an op-| costs very high, consumers can purchase M. E. CHURCH—ALTO CHARGE why bend over your own oven? parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Grand Hapids. were Sunday vis- Rugs for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, "The ingenuity of the human mind for It will pay you to get several cords at our Crooks. ' I ilors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gib- deration in Ann Arbor. foreign goods more cheaply than domestic Services Sunday; WEPMAN CUT R\TE ST. . Mrs. Frank McMahon enter-1 finding reasons to postpone or delay action son dinettes, halls, libraries, room-size rugs in regular goods. Statistics show that imports are Alto Church—10.-00 a. m. Pub- low price. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wachter- • ; tained Ihc Bachelor Maids in hon- Ph Elliot George, of Grand Hapids, RALPH S TIRE & RADIO is the most pow*erfuI factor in modem |>oli- lic worship Pre-ching by the hauser were in Conslanline dur- 'or of Miss Kale McMahon. and extreme sizes, and small scatter rugs, all at rapidly increasing while exports are decreas- ioi Main Xhe Lowell Bakery °" •« and Miss Beatrice McKinley, of tics." goodtming pastor. ing Ihe past week-end helping STORMZAND GARAGE > Vade Scoll sold his Lowell ing. The dole is pushing Britain toward GEORGE HERALD, Prop. Belding. spent Saturdav and Sun- equally advantageous prices. 11:15 a. m. Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kitell cele- [jproperty and moved to Lansing. the precipice of ruin. Lyle Clark, superintendent. F. P. MacFarlane brate their golden wedding an- day wilh Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner. BLUE MILL SUPER SF:RV. A^out Pl}oHiBlTiOM.. II Mrs. K. F^. Chase called to Trav-i Hey ward Broun, columnist; N. Lafayette ave. 9x12 Axminster, up from $32.50 It is being insisted that a system of reg- Bowne Center church—10:08 Phone m-F-2 Lowell, Mich. niversary. ' erse City to attend Ihe funeral of "Il isn't the crime wave which terrifies me rr gives OS Sombiwh GEE'S HARDWARE 27 x 54 in. Chenille Rugs 2.25 ular Federal hand-outs to the unemployed in a. m. Sunday school. Every- Mrs. J. E. Bannon. daughters. Mrs. Kmm—a Whit— e returne- d | her sister. Mrs. Phoebe Mcl.ain. so much as the undertow*. 1 mean the mass body welcome. Michigan Peach Queen Visits Hoover Sarah and Shirley, and Mr. and ' hursday to her home in Detroit, • I Miss Ruby Mine, of Hillsdale. 27 x 54 in. Axminster Rugs, up from .... 1.95 this country would be adopted solely as an To EvtWtHiMO ART H. HILL of fool plans and suggestions which are be- 11:30 a. m. Preaching by the Mrs. Hussell Smith look a motor'a^'r spending three weeks in the '!formerly of Unveil, was married. 36 x 63 in. Axminster Rugs, as low as .... 5.50 "emergency" measure, to be discarded when pastor. trip over Ihe scenic drive through home of the late Mrs. Mary While ing poured into the papers." ON - H. L. WE EKES . lo Dewill C. Booth, of Spearflsh.l I "prosperity" returns to us. It should be re- South Lowell church—Sunday Muskegon on i to visit friends in "n Avery street. Ibis village. •IS. I) Stove Pattern Rugs, size 4^ x 4 5, at 1.95 MELODY FARM DAIRY membered that the dole was adopted in Brit- school, 10 a. m. Preaching 7:30 Al Capooe is rarely photographed Whitehall. Sunday dinner pests of Berl Miss Charlotte Kinsey and Rev. Daniel A. Poling, preacher: Last week's guests at Ihe F'er- and familillyy were Hoyal George I). Harger were married tain solely as an "emergency" measure, with "My chief concern is not with the young at his ease. The above was snapped Win A Cash Prize ei $5,00 F. P. Mac FARLANE subsequent discover}* that it could not be Read bargains in Want column. ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH at a Chicago charity ball game. ris Taylor home were Mr. and "illelle. Miss Florence Den at Ihe bride's home here. flapper, but with the adult flopper." Mrs. William Goudie, of Detroit. also Mr. and Mrs. Guy I'' STRAND BEAUTY SHOPPE Sunday school, 10 o'clock. ROTH & BREZINA dropped. In effect, the dole system is com- Mr. and Mrs. George Groesbeck. "iHette and sons, of Clarksvillc. ., Sepl. 2.'), 1896—35 Years Ago. Al 11 o'clock MT. Gardner will We will give $5.00 cash to the person owning parable with a jMjison which permeates Ihe Ledger Want ads. pay. of Toledo, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred FURNITURE Arthur Thomson, British scientist: preach. BIY Robert Hunter. Jr.. received both' politic. Britain has proven that un- and still using the oldest heating stove with- Scott, of l^ansing. &-"of:; •" loaell "I think that there is a great tendency to Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- _ news of Ihe death of his daugh- W. A. Roth, Licensed Mortician der such system Labor becomes a dole ad- nina at 8 o'clock at the church. Thursday last Mrs. Elmer While Ionia, spent Sunday wilh Jay • ter. Mrs. C. M. Vinton al ber make a scapegoat of sex." in a radius of 15 miles of Lowell. ors Mi'lM All are invited to these services. spent in Grand (.edge, guest;J| nian and family at Sparta, I home in Wakondah. S. I). Ambulance and Funeral Service dict and refuses to work. Industry is so il JSlllJ r Osteopathy and of her sisler. Mrs. Dr. Hathaway,P' * Morsman is a nephew of Mrs. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Store Phone 500 Night Phone 330 heavily taxed that it is unable to modernize Replies must be in writing stating year of who entertained her church cir- Hanson. V. A. Snell is in New York on a Alex Scribner. its equipment and naturally is beginning to NOTES AND COMMENTS cle. A fine social afternoon was! Arlhur Heese. of Jackson, is business trip Ibis week. Heal estate transfer: M. C CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Six Cylinder Sentences Physiotheropy purchase and name of stove and mailed or succumb lo foreign rivals. Unquestionably spent after which refreshments visiting his uncle and aunt. Mr. Jack Peckham has entered M. J'riswold lo L. .1. Post, piece of O Tonsils removed by Sunday Bible school at 10, delivered to were served by Ihe hostess. and Mrs. H. F-. Springett, during S. C. for his second year's work, "il v^J:* • ^"^'"•consider- capital, which should be flowing into trade, By OIL JOHN Diathenay Add modern myths: Primary elections ex- Miss De Boer will preach at W. HOLLAND Mr. and Mrs. George Parker Ihe closed period of the schools ation *1.100. True Seat of Fear-Quaket DR. R. T. LISTI6 commerce and manufacture, is being ab- H / . atnlwiti- visl- , , , , j,,! press the people's voice. the morning service at eleven. A redpe for a happy home: were accompanied lo Owosso the in Jackson on account of infantile ( ( |s A scientist says all fenr renrtlnnf Children's meeting at G, , S 1 1 ,a,ml 31 DR. E. M. SCHAEFFER sorbed by the dole. Britain is now little • • • Can the family Jan. Dr. L D. Benedict past week-end by Mrs. Art Schnei- paralysis. '1 1 ' i"' > (irand river, oiu- of ih.ni 3'3 tet-l originate In the brain. He mlglit H Su l IN N, Y, P, S. at seven. Gee's Hardware der. who visited her sisler, Mrs. "" ; "' - ' , long. Thev were on exhlbilioni expand the story by telling how else than a great almshouse, where demoral- Oar sbort-eomlngB will In Oflee and Residence Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willelle and OSTEOPATHIC Most troubles are said lo be imaginary; so Evening service. Rev. Miss Dc C. H. Gorle and family. The .i ...... , - Miss Lulu Belle Dav left Mon- ,• the fair quickly they reach the knees.—To ized millions are eating up the remainder of the long ran bring as 142-144 E. Main, Ionia Mich. Lowell, Michigan Physicians and Surgeons are most pleasures. Boer will preach, including every up short. Parkers were guests of Iheir Mr'and Mrs. T.C Willie wen I '^rk'al'ws'c.^'" four,h Chandler Johnson and wife re- ledo HI a de. the country's substance. • • • night next week. Twenty years experience Society has too many of two granddaughler, Mrs. Alfred FJhr- Madison Square Grand Rapids And Dial is what the American demagogue Plan on hearing this woman Contest ends Saturday, October 31, 1931. Mrs M ,)i,,on classes, the Needy and lick and family. Iheir^imcle 'and brolher. Ern«l „ - . . '^"ugh ^w'York andVnnsyf Phones 38702—38019—30518 Useless statistics: The V. S. oyster crop evangelist and her talent of music Minn., is the guest of her daugh- vania. Use The Ledger want column would wish upon the United States. To the the Greedy. cSO-lSt Mr. and Mrs. Elmer While vis- Smith and family. for 1931 will be IK.tKHMMKI bushels. and singing. ler, Mrs. V. A. Snell. George Coppens renled his bar- ff you have anything for sale, for merest tyro in political economy it should be Few men find wisdom, fame, ited her parenls. Rev. and Mrs. • • • Service every night at 7:30, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Williamson. 1 sh,, ,0 rent, lost or found. or fortune, but anyone Hayward, of Saranac, last week, Mrs. Belle Sleinhoir. of Oiler- I"' " l> Barber A Tink- apparents that they are catering lo the votes E. J. Stevens, pastor. Mrs. M. E. Ogden and Mrs. Ida e B. H. SHEPARD, M. D. This is the time of year that hay-fever can And fault since which time Hev. Hayward Krum spent Sunday with friends yille. Onl.. is the house gguesw t of|' ^. of the mob by ap|>ealing to laziness, vice, (1. IC. Salisbury and family Phone 47 Two Examples Disproving Proverb "Threes a Crowd* has gone lo Alanson lo assist in her cousin. Miss Mvrlie Tavlor. victims wonder why the world has lo have Do not give up. The hum- in Ludington and "called on Mr. moved from Fox's Corners lo a LOWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY greed and ignorance. In order to secure or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ble luuakrat Is able to special meetings. Although S2 and Mrs. Bargewell at Muskegon A. J. Avery and son Morris, of | hay. GRAHAM BLDG.—WEST SIDE J. K. ALTLAND, M. D. retain his place at Ihe Government pie-coun- Christian Science services are prow a pretty near seal years of age he is very active, Grand Rapids, spenl Friday _wilh ' Mrv w, :1V,' • • • Heights on Ihe way home. Mrs. Sanford Sayles returned Phona 100 held every Sunday morning at 11 Bkln. and full of energy. Ihe former's mother. Mrs. Helen —OPEN— ter, the demagogue would destroy the self- The Misses Jessie and Ina from a two weeks' visil al Bald- o'clock over the Lowell State Avery. Negonce Block, Lowell. reliance ol labor, despoil capital, and bank- Our idea of a washout is the man who From a cynic's book: "Let .nrMr. aianmd Mrs.Mrs. Charleunanes Brownrown O'Hurrow. of Detroit, spent the win. Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday hank. Oflice Hours, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. thinks everybody is interested in his small not your right hand and Miss Marion, Mr. and Mrs. week-end wilh Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mrs. llallie House spenl Friday Potatoes sold for 25c per bu- from 2 to 8 p. m. rupt industry. Detestable to even* Ameri- Subject for lesson sermon for Oflice Phone 36 know what your left Fred Kropf, Sr.. and Mr. and Krum al Clarksvillc. They were and Salurday in Grand Hapids al shel, AUD1E E. POST, Librarian can tradition is any proposal to make of the son. September 27 is "Reality." All • • • hand doth-" Mrs. Fred Kropf, Jr., and family joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ihe home of her son, Dr. Frank Ihe plate glass window in the ire welcome. United Slates a gigantic almshouse al the (£ by Westeni Neu-npaper Dnltm > spent Sunday al the home of Mr. Both, who spent Sunday wilh the Tredenick. middle store of Train's opera All are cordially invited, ex|)ensc of the industrious and provident. Men who do not understand women have and Mrs. Monroe Button, of Ot- family parly. Mrs. Louise Walkley, of Lan- house block was blown in and JOHN R. STRYKER I ndoubledly il is robbery masked as charity. nothing on women who do not understand sego, to celebrate the joint birth- sing. and Mrs. Earl Speaker, of smashed into fragments. N. P. GOTFREOSEN Virginia AUer, chosen queen at the peach festival in day anniversaries of Mrs. Button Mrs. Emma S. Greene and Mrs. —DENTIST— From the President down, all our public men. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Bad Telephone Manners H. C. Scott spent Thursday in Orion, visited al Ihe ICugene En- Physician and Surgeon • • • rented two choice baskets of the fnu't to the President. and Fred Kropf. Jr. Sunday school at 10 a, m. East I-ansing with Golden G. gle home Thursday afternoon. Read The Ledger ads. Phone 216 Houra 9 to I ofticials are determined lo do everything pos- Alexander Grnhain Bell lived to OVER CITY STATE BANK Church services at 11 a. m, Mrs. Waller Yardley, with Mr. Greene at the slate police radio Perrin McQueen, traveling Open Wednesday and Saturday Correct this sentence: "Teacher, you gave deplore the casual manners his lu- LOWELL, MICHIGAN sible in aid of the unemployed. However, and Mrs. H. A. La Brique and station. They were accompan- salesman spent Ihe week-end in Evening. 7 to 9 ventlon Introduced. all are just as resolved never in any circum- me a hundred, but I really do not know all of son Morris, of Grand Hapids, ied on their return by Miss Mar- Lowell wilh his father. E. 1). Mc- A Healthy Appetite Office Phone, 222-2; House. 222-3 GERMAN M. E. CHURCH "Nobody." he said—nccordlnjr to Office closed Thursday afternooas stances to aid or abet the dole. This is nol my lesson." spent Saturday night and Sunday illa Chapman, who had been Queen and brother Bruce and • • • German preaching Sunday at Catherine Mnckemie In her biog- with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Perry. spending a few days there. family. , a controversy about a word or an epithet. 10 o'clock. raphy of Bell—""would dream of (Myrle Jacobson,) and also called Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Wadsworth Some say Ilia I we had a dole last winter, with What's become of the fellc v who used to Bible school at 11 o'clock, a, m. coming to one's house and demand- on the former's sister and broth- Mr. Porter ami Mrs. Greeley, of were recent visitors in Perry. tell about how much he made on the mar- You are cordially invited, In? an audience while one dined, or Let us show you er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Al- St. Petersburg. Fla.. were recent another in view for next winter. However, Mich., guests of her brother. Geo. John Claus, pastor. bathed, or slept; hut every one len. of Flint, enroute for home. guests of Mrs. Ida Young who en- there is a clear distinction between a large ket's daily advances? Winegar. finding him in his usual # • # made these pereuiptory Interrup- tertained them a few days at her work of charitable relief which we hope will tions by telephone." Norton Avery and family, of fair health. CATHOLIC PARISHES Lincoln l^ike cottage. Mr. and OS HEALTH Igniting, .were Sunday evening Americans w ho wonder why China doesn't He always made Indignant pro- Mrs. H. B. Boylan were also Mrs. La Vanche Mange and be temporary, even if it bears for the mo- St. Mary's—Lowell dinner guests of his parenls, Mr. control her great rivers have probably for- tests when any member of his fam- guests at Ibe collage. Mri. Young children have been enjoying a ment a resemblance to the dole, and a per- this ffeV and Mrs. S. B. Avery. The Senior Rev, Fr, Jewell, pastor. ily left tl»e table to answer a tele- Iwo weeks' vacalion at "Rocky manent system of alloting public funds to gotten the Mississippi flood. Averys will go Thursday to their accompanied her Florida guests 7:00 a. m., Low Mass, sermon, phone call,—Kansas City Tlmea. to Grand Hapids. remaining wilh Fort" Iheir summer home al Har- • • • wison's s3 homiiuiiiec toiu carivier foiuri i ti t anifiiid i chil1:1111- - . ^ «u;i i« ' # j • . men out of work. If we ever come to a 9:00 a, m., High Mass and ser- rh,,,,rt bor Springs. dren while Mr. an.l Mrs. Norton Jf/* 'n a few days in that well-guarded plan of unemployment insur This newspaper is published as a commun- mon. Sunday visitors at Ibe E. Kas- ""Ihi» It So SaddeaP mx Avery are allending Ihe Photo- ance on a sound auditorial basis, that will be ity asset, with the hope that our citizens will graphers Stale meeting in Trav-| terbrook farm home were Mr. St. Patricks Parnell They were strolling in the and Mrs. Basil Green, of Lansing, another matter. Meanwhile, it is easy to use iL write for it, read it, like it and, maybe, Rev. Fr. McNeal, pastor. erse City. Ionia Community Hospital is moonlight, this couple of the Stone l,,akin and J. A. Care)* and son. of understand and to applaud the prevailing support it. 8:00 a. m,. Low Mass and ser- age days, she slim and lively, he Mr. and Mrs. F. P. MacFarlane K a special rate of $25.00 lo • • • motored to Cadillac Thursday to inalermly cases signing up dur- Grand Rapids. unwillingness to adopt in this country the mon, big, hairy and moscolar. The di- ArWAffER Mrs. John P. Murphy, of Grand 10:00 a. m., High Mass and ser- nosaart and mastodons respectively Advocate* of race smcide win have a bad time attend Ihe fair and visit ' old !ng the month of September, giv- dole, subject to all the abuses and demoraliz- The other day a Lowell lady declared she ,n Hapids and daughter. Miss Olive mon, slithered oat of their way at tbdr Uogcr, of Philadalphia. with her three daughters. Lillian, Safaaa and Kathrra. « jraara old. Tl neighbors. They were accom- K. mother and babe care by ation which have followed its establishment could not wear her new hat because she had graduate nurses for ten days Murphy, teacher in Delroil, spenl St. Patrick's—Parnell tpp roach. other mother is Coronation Ring's Rose, a blue blood of Jeraeya, with.bay tnpkta. OS tht Mtau ( paied home Saturday by Mrs. in Great Britain. no dress or shoes to match it. You can see George D Widener, Chestnut Hill Farms, Pa. Two of the calves are maka. KENT Carrie Downey, who was their wilh salisfaclion guaranteed. Ar- Sunday wilh Ihe former's sisler. Suddenly, for no obvious reason, Rev. Fr. E. H. Pacetle, pastor. rangements will be made wilh Mrs. John S. Bergin. Governor Roosevelt was forced to where this leads. Services at 8:30 or 10:00 a. m., be reached over and laid her skull guest until Sunday when Mr. and • • • your local physician to care for Misses Sarah June. Anna May eat a New York peach at the State and a good allernating wilh Mission Church. open with a vicious swing of his Mrs. M. Gilbert, of Grand Hap- THE MODERN CAVALIER quartz club. As she sank to the ids, came for her to spend a lime you. cl7-18 and Alice Engle entertained a Fair. Iri a tough life being a can- One trouble with the country is that it is school year' ground, her eyes opened In wonder- Battery Set MODEL S2«Q with them in the city. Mrs. Geo. parly of twenty-five from Jenison didst*. In the old days the man on horseback was suff ering from too much "big city" news and LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH ment. Wilson also accompanied the al a weenie roasl on Ihe banks of a superior creature. At least, he regarded not enough about the law-abiding, decent Sunday school, 10:30. "O, Oswald," she cooed. "And 1 MacFarlanes from Cadillac and is the Grand Thursday evening. • •MMMateSMMMMSe* Good-sport Daddies, as Toast masters, can himself as such. In the feudal system the communities that exist. Preaching, 11:30. didn't know you cared!" —Ex- Ihe guest of her sislers. Mrs. Hat- Mrs. L. H. Ayers returned Sat-1 change. man on foot had no rights which the cavalier * * * Young people's meeting, 6:3a lie Peckham and Miss Nettie Wil- urday from Butlerworth hospital put a punch into Mother's program for keep- Preaching at 7:30. son. where she underwent an opera- ! was bound to respect. It was up to the pe- Maybe the world wouldn't have so much Everyone invited lo all of these that |lCI'®'*needs lion for sinus Irouble. Here's' Mrs. W. II. Collins was hostess ing the family along the Milky Way to Health destrian to get out of the way. Here rode services, The Ledger covers this territory trouble in solving its problems if it could get at a miscellaneous shower F'riday hoping she may convalesce nice- A. J. Hoelsema, pastor. thoroughly. wealth, caste and arrogance; the peasantry the real facts established. evening for Ihe pleasure of Mr. ly. .... When the family has Melody Milk "with must make way for the gentry, • • • and Mrs. Howard Collins, newly Mr. and Mrs. F. F". Coons enter- TIr; old tradition of the superiority of the There are some i)eople who don't believe recharging weds. Many lovely gifts were tained Hev. Hay W. Merrill and us this evening"—(noon and morning, too) cavalier died hard. It seemed so much more received by the guests of honor. son Hobert. for dinner Sunday. A in buying what they need in Lowell although A lovely luncheon was served by fine audience greeted the new —it is drinking a milk w hich is pure. rich, noble to ride a horse and give orders to men 1 they are anxious to sell what they have to Inveiting Safely HINK of a battery radio that runs a whole year with no Ihe hostess. Those present were Methodist pastor al his initial ser-j on foot than it did to follow a horse along a people here. Mr. and Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. vice. wholesome and unexcelled... .Fresh Melody attention except a few drops of water occasionally. furrow, that there persists, even in America, • • • The firet thought of a wise investor is safety: What consti- T Weldon and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. S. Cameron, of Virgina.l Milk will be delivered daily to your home— the legend of "gentility" typified by the man tutes safety? Building and loan is beyond a shadow of doubt Think of the economy of that—and of the new 2-volt tubes Harold Culbns. Mrs. Newell and Miss Cameron, of Toronto. ' Any wife can tell her Lowell husband the one answer. Hand. Mrs. Malissa Collins. Mrs. on horseback. That, by the way, is one of Can., left for home Monday • if you w ill but say the vsurd. Melody Milk is what's the matter with him, and about half that use so little power! Gladys Hartley, sons, Donald and morning after a three weeks' ; the reasons why the cowboy of western fic- the time she is right. Any form of investment that shows only a loss of seventy- Melbourn. Mrs. Grace Collins, visit with their brother. Neil • • • 3Sc the invited guest in hundreds of Lowell tion and the movies, who in real life is mere- six ten thousandths of one per cent in a year, with twelve Mr, Motorist: For uowired homes—now every bit as good a radio as any Miss Goldie Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and wife. thousand associations and nine billion dollars invested is the J. H. Gaunt and Gerald Collins. ly a farmhand whose job requires him to Lowell claims to be the leader of the sur- city home can have. What a break for the farmer and his Will buy a fine home J. W. Godfrey, of Akron. O..' safest place to invest savings that has been found. Pedro was the diversion. The homes. editor of Ihe Freeporl Herald of ; ride a horse, is such a figure of romance in rounding territory; the time for leadership family! Call or phone for demonstration. ladies honored in Ihe game were cooked 8ubstantial !thirty or more years ago called Never Failing the eyes of youth. is lure. What about it? During thirty-eight years we have paid cash dividends of 5%, Mrs. Malissa Collins and Mrs. on F. M. Johnson Sunday. Mr. Remember, Melody Milk Is Grade A • • • never a miss, and no investor has ever lost a penny when What satisfaction it must mean to Weldon. and Ihe men were How- There is something of the same sense of $4% complete with tubes and batteries for the Noon-diy Lincheon • i Godfrey was a helpful friend of he wished to withdraw. ard and "Bill" Collins. superiority manifested by many persons who One of the reasons why some men fail in "W Compact super-heterodyne shown here. at Christiansen's ! lithe Ledger in its earlier day. To Please— Milk—a guarantee of protection to the drive automobiles in these days. They seem business is that they spe'nd too much time WE INVITE YOUR INQUIRY you to know that in Blue Sunoco Conrole super'heterodyne, $121. Both have the Golden Guns, ammunition and hunling .. i • » i u ti Miss Audrey Chase left Tuesday' user. to have only arrogant contempt for people and thought on what their competitor is do- ' H6r6 S A Sample Menu ;;|to attend Michigan State college.1 Voiced clectro-dynamic speaker. Both have automatic vol- licenses at Stocking's. Try taking Ihe family out on foot, and to look down with scorn on ing. ' Mrs. Walker accompanied her and ume control and are wonders at daylight reception and get- those who drive shabby or cheaper cars tlian • • • NOTICE, LEDGER READERS MEAT is spending Ihe remainder of Ihe, from time lo time to dine. Standard Savings you get Knookless, High Power week with her brother. James their own. This is nol true of thegreat major- in g distant stations. Friends of The Ledger and Al- POTATOES VEGETABLE No man is bigger than Lowell. Even* in- Dodds, al Iheir cottage at Pine Dining out in a good rest- MELODY FARMS DAIRY to Solo having business in the SALAD ROLLS ity of motorists, of course, but it is true of dividual should cooperate in the task of mak- & Loan Association Lake. enough of them to account for a high per- Probale Court of Kent County MILK. TEA or COFFEE aurant is always appreciat- ing il a better place for children to live, to Gmwold at Jeff. Detroit, Michigan ed Motor Fuel at regular g as price. will confer a favor on the pub- Frank M. Johnson left Wednes- CHOICE OF centage of the annual toll of deaths caused grow and to develop in. lisher by requesting the court to day morning for Almont, Lapeer ed—It never fails to please. • • • RUSSELL SMITH HOME-MADE PIE THl MIIKY WAY TO HEALTH by the automobile. More than half of the Local Representative, order probate notices published county, his boyhood home, for a 35,000 persons killed in the past year on the Learn a word a day and by the time you in this paper. The Judge will OH ICE CREAM week's visil wilh friends. "It will Mitt Myrtie A. Taylor Radio Sales and Service be glad to comply with the re- be 51) years next March since 1 highways were pedestrians run down by are ten years older you w ill have added 3,653 Lowell, Michigan quest when made. If the request left Almont, and I still have some RichnOBd's Cafe Phone 351 cavalier mnlnrists. new words to your vocabulary*; that's prob- ADA OIL CO.* Distributors Located at Bannon's Barber Shop is not made such notices will be CHRISTIANSEirS friends there," said Uncle Marcus. An old proverb reads: "Put a beggar on published in a Grand Rapids pa- Phone 347 Lowell ably more than you have now. Phone 495 Lowell, Mich. Soda and Confectionery WINTON WILCOX. Mgr. F. A .MADIGAN. Owner per.—Respectfully, Sewing machine needles, oils, R. G. Jefferies, Pub. Ledger. •••••MM and belts at Stocking's. THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, THURSDAY. SKPTEMBBR 24. 1931. FOl'R THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THVRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1931. FIVE
lock up Ihe person who told them LOWELL DISTRICT NO 5 that in a lunatic asylum. [ Newspaper Man Picks Lovely Bride Superior Grain Drills ADA DEPARTMENT We make equally wild predic- Short Story Those lllling Iheir silos al Ihe ALTO DEPARTMENT tins today. Probably a hundred ,'Round Home present lime are Messrs. Simon years from now nothing will be Wingei'er. Howley, Frank Graham »•••••• Oliver Walking and iis Ihe prophets of today picture W and l)on Miller. Honor James Bristol's Birthday CASCADE NEWS it. / Obituary—Jacob Schenck Thomas Mrs. Wm. Fuller is not very Joan Acted a Bit CHAS.S.KINNISON Mrs. Isabelle Needham ami Riding Plows Miss Anna Kasterby altemleil Ihe well at present. Frank Rubrockl has returned • Mrs. James Bristol etertained funeral of Ihe former's uncle. Jacob Schcnck Thomas, agctl Bert Sydnam and wife were in from a fishing trip where he * FOOD Too Quick on Sunday evening with a dinner Hobert Graham, in Grand Hapids KH years, !» months. 14 days, Grand Hapids, Saturday. spent a week camping with his Henry Ford's order thai every Anchored Down Bean Harvesters arly in honor of her husband, By RUBY GRUBER Salurday aflernujn. pssscd away Scptfinbcr 14lh ill son and family near Alaska. married man employed in his Jay Fischer, of Grand Bapids. ames Bristol's 80lh birthday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ihc home of his son. Walcrimm. J Miss Lillian Orlop accompan- Iron Mountian plant must plant a A home in which no children are called al the Frank Fairchild Guests at the dinner included OAN slid her hlgf) geared sports Fred Fahrni over Ihe arrival of a He was born in Ijimbcrlvillc. ied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sexion, vegetable garden next year is an home Salurday evening. Goodyear Belting his daughters, Mrs. Daisy Ward, J roadster Into motion, and swinn- Is like a sky without a star, baby boy. , New Jcrsi v on Dccembcr 31.1X47. of Grand Rapids, and the Misses interesting experiment w h i c h Miss Lillian Hunt was a Sun- Mrs Y.erne Furner, Mrs. Claire ing out Inlo the fast moving tralllc Or so it seems to me. The Don Miller family had a His early lift- was spenl wilh his Carrie and Myrtle Sexton, of will be criticized by several dif- day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lam pert and Iheir husbands. Mrs. up Michigan boulevard, gave vent close call Monday nighl during parenls in Shehlrake. Seneca Ada, to Grand Bapids, to attemi ferent kinds of people. Commis- But, I suppose, the man and wife Lee Bryant and family. Genuine Ethel Crowe, a fourth daughter to her enraged feelings by passing Ihe electrical storm.The Ughlning counly, N. Y. the funeral of Mr. Chas. Marsh. sion men and dealers in garden Who live, by choice, a childless life. Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Baker, of who resides in California was un- car after car. ran in an open window partly In early manhood he wenl wcsl Mr. and Mrs. Camburne, Isaac produce will see in it a possible The beauty of Lake Michigan so Oliver Plow Shares able to be present. Rejoice to be so "free." destroying the radio set and do- to Kansas where he met and mar- Middleville. were Sunday callers Noble and Mrs. Carrie Cormpton FEAR loss of good markets. And Ihe ln*lly lapping the shore, the bright urn ing other damage, luii did not set ried Amv Melissa ("ox on March al the Earl Curtiss home, and Mrs. Dessie Warren, of Grand Almost everybody Is afraid of people who Ibink that an employ- bathing suits dotting the beach, Ward McLaughlin, James Furner, the house on lire. 20. 1(175. In the fall they moved Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee en- Bapids, called on Miss Lillian er has no right lo dictate to his passed unseen by Joan. A secluded "No kids for us," they likely say, You know the quality of ami Miss Gladys Lampert, and his somcthinu al some lime or anoth- Mr. anil Mrs. James Martin en- to Ann Arbor. Miclu. and from joyed Sunday night lunch with great grandson. Master Bruce Orlop one day last week. er. Bight now the whole world employees about anything except driveway farther up the lake "To have to watch through night and there to Howne, in 1X77. where he Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paltison. Miss Vernle Fox, of Grand seems to be in a stale of fear- their actual work in Ihe factory brought only painful memories. She tertained frlenda from Ohio ii few these articles—none better McLaughlin were also his guests. day- days during the week. has lived ever since. To this Bapids, spent last week with her not fear of war but fear of pov- will regard Ibis order as an in- turned her pretty head as she Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jasperse and No, Boy—they're too much fuss I Mr. and Mrs. Khner James were union was born seven children. children, of Ada. called at Ihe Service h Our Motto On Monday evening Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox. erty. I think these fears have vasion of the individual worker's neared the shady lane, her chin set The eldest son passed away in NOAH DIDN'T NEED rights. in determination not to give way And furthermore, it costs too much in (irand Rapids on business Wilson home Sunday evening. Mrs. Ira Teeple and Miss Mary Miss Elsie Osmer visited Pearl been exaggerated by all of the Thuijsdny. infancy during 1H77 and a daugh- ami Ruby Beak Monday evening. My own view is that Ihe results to tears He had parked there one To buy their clothes and food and such- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis visited Harris were guests at dinner in loose talk about business depres- 3 Mrs. Brant and son Herman ter during l!12!i. Mr. and Mrs. H. Osmer, of sion and unemployment. There of the Iron Mountain experiment. afternoon, told her his ambitions, at the Howard Stanton home Mr. Bristol's honor. Following No. SIR—no kids for us! and daughter Maxine, have re- Besides his wife he leaves to W. E. HALL Grand Bapids, called on Mr. and Is a certain Justification, of If records are carefully kept, as I and be also told her she was the near Grand Hapids Sunday after- Ihe dinner a musical program and lurncd to Ihc home of Charles mourn Iheir loss, four sons, one Phono 324 recitations given by members of Mrs. Albert Doezema Monday. course, for the man who is afraid assume they will be, may prove most beautiful girl he had ever met. James Scripps, of the Script.vCwifield chain of newipapera, sur- noon. to be the most powerful stimulus "We like to roam about the town— Shoupp from Grand Hapids. by his unannounced marriage in Seattle. Wash., to Miti daughter, sixteen grand children Mr. and Mrs. Claude Silcox Ihc family were enjoved. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dillon and that if he loses his job he won't Jack Brandon had seemed «o E. Main St. Lowell to Ihe general movement away Leo Kitchen and mother were larioD E•.. uatesBstci. aai'iidatuh'r T of Dr. U C Bates, sutgeon. capitalist and aviator ami three great grand children. were Sunday dinner guests of family, of Grand Bapids, spenl be able to get another right away. nice. It was true she had only But kids, of course, would hold us down. in Saranac Monday. They an booeyrMomog lo Honolulu. The funeral was held Sept. 16, Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chalerdon. of Ada Locals Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Too many people are letting that from the cities and back lo the known him a week, but Joan was Like chains around our feet. economic independence of the Mr. Gilbert has erected a coiy in the Howne Center M. E. church Lowell. Mrs. Boberl Fox. sort of fear Interfere with their beginning to think about the tall, YOU raise the kids—WE'LL have tht small landowner, who raises little home just north of his fath- conducted by the pastor, C. A. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neuman and SOUTH-WEST BOWNE Mrs. Jennie Johnson was a Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Beak and family work. It ought to be a stimulus good-looking Jack far more than she HIS ARK most of what he and his family had thought about any one else. He fun! er-in-law, William Precious, on spent Sunday with her father, SOUTH BOSTON Lohncs. son, of Freeporl. were Sunday dav caller al the home of Mrs. to work better and harder and so M-60. Former resident of this place is Ernest Stevens. consume. worked in the law otfice of the vil- YOU stay at home from sun to sun— guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- John Murray and daughter Elsie Wride. reduce the risk of losing Ihe job. Frances Davids has returned visiting Mrs. Daniel Layer anil CARD OF THANKS Catherine, were Friday visitors at The Camplire girls met with The people upon whom fear lage attorney, and was rich In his Church services next Sunday Nauuhton. Arlhur Loveless is still on the WE'LL live the life that's sweet!" to her work in Grand Hapids tlher friends in this neighbor- the Leon Anderson home. Irene Glanville Fridav evening resls most heavily today are those LOGAN own right Not that it made any evening, Sept. 27, at Congrega- hood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dygert Mr. and Mrs. Khner James en- We wish to thank our relatives Misses Julianne, Alice and Nora sick list, though he seems to be and re-organized for the coming who in flush times enlarge their difference to Joan. He had seemed tional ehuroh al 7:30. Sermon tertained all Iheir children from Samuel Cannavan. wife, and and friends for the sympathy spent Thursdav wilh their son. some better this week. car. •o eager, so refreshing, and so real But, oh, the joys of life they miss. by pastor on subject: "Faith Troy spenl Sunday with Alice scale of living to a point where Orville Austin and wife enter- various cities Sunday. Delores Minard visited Ihe form- shown us during our recent be- Clayton and family, of near Boyd Smith has installed a new- Miss Lillian Orlop spent the compared with the shallow social Who do not know the baby's kiss. Made Easy." A cordial invitation Anderson. thoV" reduce imVAnnes do not tained Mrs. Sally Flanagan, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powers. er's sister, Mrs. Stephen Irish and reavement. the sudden death of Clarksvillc. Page engine in his feed mill and week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cam- men in her own crowd. He had to every one. Maytilda Nash, of Alto, spent now cover the expenses they have l/owell, Mr. and Mrs. Odell, of And smiling, sparkling eyes! Mrs. S. L. Mclnlyre and Fern husband, of Mason, over the our husband and father. Mr. J. S. Mr. and Mrs. (Urn Loveland reports it is giving excellent ser- "rushed" ber at breathtaking Thursday with her parents, Mr. burne at Campau lake. incurred. The only happy peo- Vergennes, and Emory Bowen And oh, how empty life will grow. visited Mr. Powers' sister. Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. U-ster D. Stuart week-end. Thomas, especially do we thank were in (irand Bapids Tuesday vice. speed, with phone calls, a show announce Ihe birth of an 8-111 and Mrs. Owen Nash. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, of Sault ple, after all, are the ones who and wife, of Ionia, to a birthday As down the years they slowly go. Ketchum in Kast Lansing, Friday. Norman Beverly and family, of Hev. Lohnes for his words of and called on the former's moth- Emmett Sheehan and family Mrs. Chas. Stage and children, Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Parker UNTIL IT RAINED have got their fixed overhead dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. and dinner. Then the luncheon for daughter, Sept. (5. Grand Hapids, was at Ihe Canna- comfort. Ihe ladies for their mes- er, Mrs. P. J. Averill. today was his suggestion, as they And Youth behind them lies! Hen E. West, who spent some were gUCStS of his sisler, Mrs. of Grand Bapids. were Sunday McDonald and Miss Margaret Mc- expenses down to a point below Austin's mother, Mrs. Flanagan, ELMDALE ETCHINGS van home over the week-end. M\ge in song, and those who sent Leo Bryant, Lillian Hunt, Le- Sidney Wiersma and family Sun- callers' of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donald, of Grand Bapids, were their assured incomes. They who was 83 years old that (lay. sat In the soft moonlight of the of his boyhood days in Soulh Vada, Orion, Philip and Ellen Country club last night Joan had ftowers. ona Bryant and Opal Dintaman day. Beams. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and are the only people I know who A beautiful Uirthday cake was Boston, passed away suddenly Seese visited at the home of their WE'RE anchored down, 1 must confess. Gus Deardorf had the misfor- Mrs. J. S. Thomas and Children. attended Ihe foot ball game in Francis Miller, brother Carl and Mrs. Cecil McDonald. are nol afraid. one of the chief attractions and arrived on the exact minute, hap- Friday in (irand Hapids, where grandmother. Mrs. E. Krehs. of Mrs. Alfred Faulkner, Mrs. J. C. pily anxious to see this man who But anchored, though, with Happiness. tune to lose a horse last week. And Grandchildren. (pl8 Lowell Friday evening. friend Donald Zoet, of Campbell, Ward and Mrs. Bov Richardson Adrian Wallace, who has been all wished Mrs. Flanagn many funeral services were held Mon- North Bowne, over the week-end. had crept Into her heart. And all that makes life fine! Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hhinesmilh. day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton attended the ball game at Bamona spenl last Thursday in Grand home on a two weeks' vacation QUALITY happy returns of Ihe day. Mrs. Earl Starbard and wife, of But Jack did not come. . . . of Middleburv, Ind.. also their BOWNE CENTER GRANGE and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bosen- park, Sunday. has returned to I^insing. There is always a market for Flanagan returned to her home YOU live the life that's fancy-free. Sir. and Mrs. Chris. Fahrni, Lowell, wilh Mrs. E. II. Thomp- Bapids. Joan waited fully thirty minutes, son and family, of Virginia, were berg spent Sunday evening with Sylvester Thomas and family, in Lowell Sunday evening. Mrs. Guy Tallant and Fred son. were Sunday guests at S. S. Miss Elizabeth Cook, of Cas- But any kind of a product which Is of seated at the little table cosily bid- Without a child—but as for me, guests several days last week at There will be a meeting at the of Hastings, were Sunday guests Harrison Lockey and wife, of Fahrni attended the 50th wed- Weaver's. In Ihe afternoon they Mr. and Mrs. Claud Loring. cade, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. higher quality than the general I'll take the kids for MINE! the home of their niece and Bowne Center Grange hall Satur- of her oarents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Grand Bapids, were Sunday den away from the world by two ding anniversary parly of Iheir all drove over to see Mrs. Nora Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Scheid Orris Kellogg for supper on Sal- run of commodities in the same cousin. Mrs. Addison Erb and day night. Sept. 20lh, to decide nard Flynn, Sr. guests of Mrs. I). W. Layer and huge palms. They had dined there parenls in Lowell Thursday. Segar. of near Clarksvillc, who and two sons, of South Haven, unlay evening. • TRUST BANKING line. Somebody will always pay once before—It seemed ages ago, husband. whether or nol we shall have W. C. Anderson spent Salurday all went to see Dan at the Hast- Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer have is in very poor health. called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles a (juality price for the best. George Klahn has purchased Grange during Ihe coming win- with Wm. Cisler, of Caledonia. Mrs. Clair Brown and small ings hospital in the afternoon. but In reality It was only last Mon- HICKORY CORNERS moved from Ihe Hroadbent house Mrs. Dedie Myers, of Freeporl, Peel Wednesday afternoon. He Built It I know a woman who makes day. He had held her hand and the old holel building and will ter. Will every member please Mr. and Mrs. Basil Vreeland, daughter, of Lowell, spent Tues- to Joe Benedict's house near was at tin home of her brother SPREADING FAST home-made bread, of such high gaied Into her eyes, then shyly Editor's Mail Box use il as an onion ware house. be present. Mrs. Elmer Dintaman and Opal son Harold, and Mrs. Mary Mc- day with Mrs. Brown's mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schwab and Clarksvillc. a pari of last week. quality and flavor that she has a raised her white palm to his lips Dan Lind and wife, of Ionia, H. H. Aldrich. (W. M.) called on Mrs. Byron Goodsell, of Naughlon were Friday evening Mrs. Peter Ease. children, of Hockford. spenl Sat- Mrs. Nellie Young will enler- Charlie Weiland and family, market among wealthy families and kissed It almost reverently. To- spenl an evening last week wilh Lake Odessa, Silnrday. finding guests of their cousin, Miss Brit- Mr. and Mrs. Courtstang and urday nighl and Sunday a week lain the Congregational Ladies' Hilda Yoder. Minnie Weiland Government Official Shows for all that she can bake, at New Type Radio day ... he had not even come Mr. and Mrs. Edson Grant. Alto Locals her not improving very fast. ton, of Grand Bapids, the latter daughter, of East Paris, were ago wilh their parents, Mr. and Aid Thursday. Seplember 24. and Gordon Stahl were in Grand That This Type of Finan- During the twenty-five cents a loaf. Of to meet her I Sherman, Texas, Sept. 17, 1931. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant and Miss Lucille Vanderlip and Les- remaining for a visil. Monday evening callers of Mr. Mrs. Waller Blakeslee. Miss Boneita Tucker will re- Hapids Sunday afternoon to sec cial Service it Enlarg- course, she can only make a lim- For Farm Use Mr. H. G. Jetreries, daughter Gladys, and Mr. and Adeline Hunt spent Ihe week- ter Rogers, of Lowell, were Sun- John Troy and family were and Mrs. Boyd Smith. Joan's eyes filled with tears as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakeslee turn lo East Lansing Ibis week Hay Weiland and family. ited number of loaves of bread a she allowed her troubled thoughts Editor Lowell Lcdegr: Mrs. S. W. Cusier attended the end al home. day dinne-r guests of Mr; and Mrs. Tuesday evenina guests of his sis- ing Its Field. have moved back on their farm to start her Sophomore year in Orville Deardorf and family Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Smith and day. If she made more, hired to vision again the pltcure she saw Please llnd enclosed a check for ddaughter Gladys,and Ma n r.T Elmer Dintaman and family. ters, Mrs. Molly Beynolds and troublesome and after spending the summer in college. wilh several of Ihe young men Mr. and Mrs. Berl Sydnam vis- sons and Mrs. Alia Smith visited other people to do the work, she After uatns as she came out of the tearoom. *2.00 for one year's subscription funeral qf the former's niece, Miss Maytilda Nash who is em- Miss Julia Troy. at the home of Mrs. Ed. Lewis at OPECTACULAR growth of trust probably could not keep up the unnatiafactory battery powered Lowell. Crops in this locality have been of the Church of ihe Brethren, ited in Greenville Sunday. Dry Season Jack was getting Irto a taxicab to the dear old home paper. Aretha Sargeant. youngest daugh- hard hit by Ihe drouth again this ployed in the Bosenberg home Bostwick Lake on Sunday. uality, and would have to re- radio aets slnctl H. P. Hussell. of Detroit, spenl of Elmdale, went to Grand Hap- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ellis called on ^ service In the banking field Is with a girl I several days at his farm home. So sorry lo have missed the ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sar- year. Some farmers are pulling spent Ihe week-ei*l with Mrs. SOUTH BOWNE uce the price. the advent oO ids Sunday night, where Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis Sunday. Mrs. Winnifred Sinclair, Mr. fleeted in the national banking syi- 3 broadcasting. It Almost numbed with surprise. Miss Peggy Ma Item returned Centennial and Home-coming; geant. of Sebewa township. The their beans for feed and others young men under Ihe direction of Frances Jahnke, of Caledonia. and Mrs. Summers, of Lowell and I know a farmer who has made Joan got into her car. As she now but got a great dent of pleasure little one of 4li> years passed Emerson Colby is working for The Lillian Bebekah lodge, of tem, Aubrey B. Carter, In charge of aeema that the home Tuesday after spending a are plowing them under. Mrs. Deardorf. gave a musical Miss Yada Linton entertained Glenn ChatTec motored lo Detroit more money off five acres every swung the car into the driveway reading about it. away at Biitterworth hospital Charles Timpson trucking apples Grand Bapids, and the Goodwill farmer'a radio week with relatives and friends program at the Grand Hapids Miss Margaret Baker and Miss on Tuesday to see the American Trust department supervision In year for the past few years than of her home, she hoped that her Yours truly, Thursday evening, of appendi- to Detroit. lodge, of Freeporl, have postponed problems have in Detroit. LOGAN NEWS Church of the Brethren. Thehna Segerstrom, both of Legion parade. the office of Comptroller of the Cur- any of his neighbors have made at laat been mother'i bridge party had not yet Mrs. Frank Cariker. citis. The funeral was held al Mrs. John Linton called on Mrs. their day of meeting al the home on a hundred acres. He sells Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pollycott Mrs. Clara Hallman, of Huflalo, Grand Bapids, al her home in Al- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shea and rency, Washington, D. C.t brings solved. begun. Joan felt very much like and children and friend, Mrs. (nee Lulu Hafer.) Ihe Baptist church Saturday af- Joe Lehman and wife wilh has been the guest of her broth- Jack Manning, of Lowell, Thurs- of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Quick until fresh vegetables, but instead of Practically all crying and wanted to get to her to over the week-end. daughter Florence, spenl Sunday out in an article In the American Stotsman and son. of Kalamazoo, 1122 N. Grand Ave. ternoon, with burial in the South Mrs. 1). W. I^ayer were at Hast- er. Austin Erb and family during day afternoon. Thursday, Oct. 1. A pot luck shipping them in bulk to the open of the country's own room But luck was against Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman in Belding visiting Mrs. Shea's Bankers Association Journal. Business should advertise when sales are low Mrs. Golmire. of Grand Hapids. Boston cemetery. ings hospital last Wednesday to the last two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee called dinner will be served at noon. market tie packs them in fancy leading radio her, the bridge party was begin- and son Perry, of South Boston, mother, Mrs. Quackenbush and and Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Clark, Advertise in The Ledger and gel The Elmdale section crew have see Dan, who is steadily improv- Earl Kermeen and family, of on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunt Sun- Arlhur Parker and wife attend- "At the close of the 1930 fiscal baskets and boxes, even wraps manufacture r a ning. and Mr. and Mrs. Yal Walts were aunt, Mrs. Beed. of Howne Center, called on Mr. results. received orders to only work ing and expects to be able to re- day afternoon. ed the funeral of their uncle, year there were 2,472 national some of them individually in cel- H«lUb«r> are introducing She stood in the hall. The wide Caledonia. Michael Schnorcr entertained at dinner Sunday at to retain the confidence of its patrons, lest when and Mrs. Wesley Johnson Sunday three days a week, also the signal turn home in a few days. and family called to see their Fred PotrutT, at Alton, Friday Mr. and Mrs. Orris Kellogg and lophane. this fall a new archway to her right showed the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bergy and Ihe Henry Slater home. banks with trust powers," he saya. afternoon. mnintainer will only work four George Skedgill and family, of last. her mother, Mrs. D. H. Rowley, There is always a market for and radically different type of "air bridge tables surrounded by well- aunt. Mrs. Dan l^iyer, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergy drove "Their banking resources aggre- Mr. and Mrs. Hay Knoohvizes days a week. Hastings, were Sunday evening evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dygert Balph Kenyon. Avis and Jean, were dinner guests on Shnday of volume returns they will have made new con- quality goods. cell" receiver, employing revolu- groomed, well-fed, happy matrons. to Hardy dam Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Seece were guests of Albert Bleam and fam- were Sunday guests of Mr. ami Miss Correne Gless, of Kalama- Mrs. Kellogg's daughter, Mrs. Ed- gated 123,529,100,000, which repre- tionary principles in radio engi- Her tall, stately mother moved and two children, of Jenison, and John Mishler and family enter- Miss Yada Linton was an over- •eering to eliminate features Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall and WANT COLUMNamon g those who enjoyed a camp- ily. Mrs. Otto Dygert and children, of zoo. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill, of ward MoCormick, of Parnell. sented 34 per cent of the number AGE gracefully from one table to an- tained old friends from While night guest Thursday at Ihe F. J. which caused farmers ao much an- son, of Caledonia, called on Mr. ing party on Grand river near Mrs. Lucy Yoder. of Illinois. Cloud over Sunday. Grand Bapids. and they all spent Chicago, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Atkins of banks and 80 per cent of the tacts and be found spending their money else- other. 25c FOR ANY WANT AD UP McMahon home in Lowell. I had a visit at my farm a few- noyance and diaaatiafactlon with and Mrs. Floyd Foster and baby Lowell over the week-end. On Ihe afternoon al John Ball park. Jake Gless and family, Mr. and attended the wedding anniversary total banking resources of the 7,252 days ago from a young man of 75 prevloua types of battery receivers. "Perkins,' Joan called softly to Sunday afternoon. TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN Monday evening the campers en- Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Meyer spent Mr. ami Mrs. George Houghton Mrs. Hill remained for a week's dinner on Friday evening, Sept. national banks. Trust departments who, with his wife, who is in her The air cell aets are causing the butler. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Foster and OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS, joyed a fish supper at the home the week-end with their parents. and son were Sunday evening stay with their sister, Mrs. Gless 18th at Beed City of Mr, Atkins' where. "Yes, Miss," the submissive Per- had been established by 1,829 of fiO's was making a round of visits widespread tntereat in both agrl- baby were in Grand Hapids of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seece. Mr. and Mrs. Freil Paltison. guests of the former's parents, and family. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and cultural and radio circles. Morse kins answered. NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25c from one brood of grandchildren Monday on business. I-ast Sunday Steve Custer and Mrs. Dale Morgan, of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houghtn, in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gless, of Mrs. L. C. Atkins. these banks which were administer- Saliabury, of Washington, D. C., "Any phone calls for me?" she CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. to another. This old friend had Mrs. Marie Mattern returned wife and Ira Sargeant and family Hapids, visited at Ihe Swift Wine- honor of Baymond's third birth- Grand Bapids, spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winters, ing 79,900 individual trusts with never tried to drive a car until he rural radio and agricultural au- asked anxiously. made a tour into several counties thority, believes they will reauit home from the hospital Tuesday, gar home a few days last week. day anniversary. evening with the former's par- Mr. and Sirs. John Winters and trust assets aggregating |4,478,- was 71, but he had driven on this "Not any. Miss." Perkins an- FOH SALE—No. I heating stove north of ye old home town. They ents, Jake (iless and family. In a much wider use of radio by and is nicely recovering from her and other oflice furniture, roll Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairchild Monday dinner and supper ohiidren and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- 000,000, and in addition were admin- trip from Florida to Iowa then to swered. visited at the homes of Mr. and Jerry Blough and wife visited Ledger newspaper advertising offers the best farmers both for profit and pleas- auto accident two weeks ago. top desk, sofa, chairs, elc. Geo. 'Why and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairchild guests of Ed. O'Harrow and wife thur Winters and children mo- Illinois, Wisconsin and across to "Thanks," she started up the Mrs. George Plunmier of Barry- Saturday evening at the home of istering 11,500 corporate trusts are. Joe Coons, of Alaska, drove a called on Mrs. E. L. Kinyon Mon- were: Frank O'Harrow, of Bos- tored to Morley. the Oxbow dam, Norihern Michigan on ihe Cana- stairs Her only hope had been M. Parker, real estate oflice at ton. Mr. and Mrs. Will Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. William Glasgow, of and acting as trustees for outstand- Writing in a current issue of new well for Frank Hilton on my house on Riverside Drive. day. Ion. and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton and Newaygo on Sunday. dian border and thence eastward The Parm Journal. Mr. Salisbury that Jack had phoned at the last of near Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. Grand Hapids, and on Sunday all ing note and bond Issues aggregat- and most economical means of reaching the his farm. Lowell, Mich. (cI8tf Mrs. Charles Foole Boberl Mc- O'Harrow and daughter and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Gulliford, across Ohio and New York State. aays: moment. The young girl might Mr. and Mrs. Will Abbott and Fred Simmons, of Chippewa motored to Port Sheldon for the ing 111,808,700,000. have been his sister or some rela- Intyre and Manard Hunt attended Yarger, of Freeporl. of Grand Bapids, were Monday He stopped off to see me on his "Thia new type battery aet, so daughters, Misses Unetta and FOH HEXT—Hoom, north JelTer- Lake. day. tive. the show in Lowell Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faas and callers of Mr. and Mrs. Harry "These figures represent an In- buyers of your merchandise and inviting them way to visit a family of grand- the promotion men tell me, will be Florence, of Grand Ix'dgc, called son street, first house back of John Hhinesmilh, of White Mrs. Grace Beckwith, of Grand She would call his oflice Softly two children, of Grand Bapids, Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Gulliford crease during a four-year period of children on Cape Cod Bay, and a revelation to those of us who in on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakes- Cloud, is spending a couple of My Next Car noon. Bapids, is spending the week she tiptoed down the stairs to the Fineis oil station. E. J. Nie- who have recently returned from was going to drive back to Flo- former days wrestled with rheo- lee Sunday evening. Mr. and weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colby and with her son Harold and family. have just returned from a five 446, or 22 per cent. In the number aUts—or forgot to wrestle, with telephone, and gave the operator mala. (pI8 a Iwo weeks' trip to Colorado, to your store. rida from there. Mrs. Glenn Voss and sister, of Addison Erb. daughter spenl Ihe week-end with A large number from South weeks camping trip in the Upper of national banks authorized to them and burned out our tubes; the number. visited Iheir parents, Mr. and I had not seen him for five Ada, were callers also. PEACHES—'Late Crawfords for Ahel Dintaman spent a day re- Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Klahn, of Bowne, attended the funeral of Penninsula. exercise trust powers; an Increase Who were forever either having to l years, but he and his wife looked "Will you connect me with Mr. sale al Ihe Carey orchard, 2 /j cently with his daughter, Mrs. Belding. Mrs. Lewis Faas, Friday. Married, in Kent City on Thurs- get the'atorage battery charged, J. S. Thomas at the Bowne M. E. of 725, or 66 per cent. In the num- ten years younger. They at- Brandon's oflice, please." she asked miles southeast of Lowell. Byron Goodsell. of Lake Odessa. Mrs. Fred Paltison, Mrs. Dr. day evening, Sept. 17th, Mr, G. E. or buy a new set of dry celts to The Ledger goes into nearly Mr. and Mrs. Owen Nash and church Wednesday. ber of banks actively administering tributed that to the fact that, the girl who answered. Phone 55-F-2. pi8 Mrs. Goodsell is again consider- Thorndike, Miss Sada Wilson, Anderson and Mrs. Uldine Engle, freshet; up the "A* power aupply. 1,600 homes in this immediate vi- will be family, of Bowne, were Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Wynn, of Free- trusts; an Increase of 65,370, or even in what most of us call old "Mr. Brandon Is out for the aft- ably worse and is confined to her Mrs. George Skidmore and Mrs. "In combination, the 'air cell' cinity. We ask your advertis- afternoon callers at Ihe Elmer port, were Tuesday evening sup- both of Kent City. Mr. and Mrs. 250 per cent, lu the number of Ledger readers expect to see your announce- age, they are not afraid to try ernoon. You wish to leave a mes- FOH SALE—Young collie pup. bed most of Ihe lime. Howard Bartlelt attended Ihe battery and the two-volt tube," ing patronage, not as a favor, but Ellis home. per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walter Afton were their attend- trusts being administered; an In- new things. sage?" Austin Coons. H. F. D. I, Low- Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sar- funeral of Mrs. Ella Guild in he continues, "make a receiver for the good the advertising will Marilyn Lustig and Pricilla Mishler. ants. Mr. Anderson is a brother "No, thanks, no message." Joan ell. Phone 150-1-1. (pl8 geant and daughter Gladiah. an 1 Greenville, Saturday morning. crease of $3,500,000,000, or 385 per that, 1 am told, actually gives Just do your business and the com- Smith spent Ihe week-end with Wm. Mishler and wife attend- of Mrs. Afton. ments regularly in these columns. They should SHIPS a little better reception than the hung up the receiver. S. W. Custer and wife motored to cent, In the volume of Individual munity as a whole. FOH SALE—500 new potato their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. .dr. and Mrs. Earl Sinclair, of ed the funeral of thir sister-in- Miss Charlotte Fitch attended a standard aocket power sets, be- Now. to get to her room I She near Shipshewana, Ind., where trust assets under administration, I have never seen a greater crates. E. 1). Veiter, Ada, H. Elmdale, and daughter, Mrs. John law. Mrs. Joseph Boush. of Port- musical recital at Lowell on Sat- cause It's free from that 'AC hum could not bear the thought of go- they spent Ihe day with a number Earl Curtiss. and an increase of $9,340,000,000, or not be disappointed, lest they get the impres- contrast between the old and the F. 1). 4. Phone, Alto. 24-F-4. Dalstra. and two children, and land, Friday afternoon. urday afternoon given at the so annoying to some. ing In among all those chattering LOWELL MARKET REPORT of relatives at the home of Mr. A FORD" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and new than the contrast between Mrs. Berl Thompson and son, of Mrs. Iva Blough. of Lansing, 379 per cent, in the volume of bond "I hope farm incomes will be women. As she gained the foot of (pl8-lll family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl home of a pupil of Mrs. Lillian the old American lighting frigate Corrected, Sept. 24, l!)31 and Mrs. Jonas Eash. Cascade, were Thursday forenoon attended the funeral of J. S. issues outstanding for which these largo enough ao that there will be the stairs, her mother came through Curtiss called on Mr. and Mrs. J. Pepper. Charlotte was the guest of Constitution, and the great new Wheat til WANTED—May I help you wilh callers of Mrs. Frank Fairchild. Thomas Wednesday afternoon institutions were acting as trus- sion their trade is not wanted. Advertising is a market—If the new sets fulfill the doorway. Miss Evelyn Tornga and the girls (ierman flying ship, Ihe. 1)()-X. Hye, per bu 28 your sewing. Dressmaking and CAMPAU LAKE VICINITY 0. Scoll, Sunday. and was a supper guest of the tees." claims of the makers—among the "Joan, 1 am so glad you camel Mr. and Mrs. John Brannan en- accompanied Mrs. Pepper to Low- Flour, per bbl 4 00 relining coats. Hesidence, East Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ellis, of East Andrew Blough family. Mr. and Both of them came into New farm people who appreciate more Mrs. Granfred telephoned at the last tertained Iheir daughter, Mrs. Be- ell. These facts, he concludea, are "a Oats, per bu 20 Caledonia, were Sunday dinner a service to which Ledger readers are entitled York Harbor about the same time. than any others the unique eer- minute. The baby Is feverish, ami Main at County line. Prices Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell ga White, of Grand Bapids, and Mrs. Carlos Sccce, of Elmdale, Mr. and Mrs. Webb Ward and striking testimonial of the growing Corn and Oat feed, c.wt 1.25 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer were evening callers. If the men who manned the vice radio gives them— she hated to leave him alone with reasonable. Mrs. Albert Rainier. and Thehna Snyder attended the Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore daughter Clara, were dinner public recognition of the desirabil- Constitution in its famous battle "A split-second connection with Corn Meal 1.25 ^ (pI8 Ellis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Noah ShatTer, of ihe nurse You must fill In." Campbell-Taylor reunion at Cam- Sunday at dinner in honor of Mr. guests on Sunday of Mr. Ward's ity of the corporate fiduciary in the had been told that their grand- the markets: Cracked Corn, per cwt 1.30 Mr. and Mrs. E. Bosenberg spenl North Bowne, assisted Mrs. El- and should have. "Yes. mother." Joan answered. pau Lake Sunday, and called at Brannan's birthday anniversary. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. children would live long enough "A Jay-to-day i>eraonal contact Bran, per cwt 65 LOST—Small white pig strayed Thursday wilh Ihe latter's par- mer ShatTer in making apple but- settlement of estates and the sd- After all. what did it matter what Ihe Sam Snyder home. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Proctor George Arrance, of Grand Rap- to see a ship actually larger than with •-"•ars ij farm and home Middlings, per cwt 75 from my residence. Please no- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bus- ler Wednesday. ministration of troata." she did? Playing bridge would Miss Ann Smith spent one day spent one night last week with ids. In the afternoon Mr. and the Constitution, flying through science; Pea Beans 2.30 tify Vern Good, 22(1 north Divi- sell, of Middleville. Ann and Berdey Miller and lady keep her occupied, and she could this,week wilh Mrs. Fred Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline in Mrs. Ward and daughter motored ForsifBtrs S«b«d Gum Habit the air at a speed of a hundred "A front-row-center-aisle acut Light Hed Beans 4 50 sion. (pl8 friend, of Detroit, were Sunday In the theatre o' entertainment, have that cry later. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson Grand Bapids, and assisted them to Allegan. It has not been so long ago that miles an hour and carrying sev- Dark Hed Kidney Beans (1 (Ml rallers at the W. H. Pardee home. world events and culture; and 4 The afternoon passed slowly to WANTED—Farm or suburban and son, of Greentown. Ohio, and daughter Jeanne, were week- in moving to Iheir new home in The Ada Athletics played Cale- some of our foreign cousins were The most successful national advertisers rec- enty-two passengers, they would Eggs, per dozen 19 They were enroute on a northern "Twice-a-day weather reports." the girl. But. as all things will do. home. Will trade in south spent ten days wilh Mr. and end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bay lonia merchants at Caledonia laughing at us Americana on ac- have thought it necessary to Butter fat 30 Ihe Black Hills near Grandville trip. the bridge party finally ended. end home in St. Francis and Mrs. C. E. Staufler and family. Bird, of Ann Arbor. Ave. on Sunday. They played ten in- count of our gum chewing. Now Hogs, dressed 6%-08 Joe KautTman and family and South High school district. Elery Horton and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wood, son Mrs. Albert Duell and her sis- nings, Ada winning in the tenth we send $2,000,000 worth of chew- ognize the home weekly of high standard as After the last of the guests were Hogs, live 5 Keith "Smelekdr, of Freeporl, gone Joan went to he rroom. Give location of farm, price, Lind Scott were their Sunday Billy and daughter Jeanne called ter, Mrs. Lee Middlebrook. of score, 11 lo 9. A large crowd ing gum abroad every year and the Calves, live 0 were Sunday dinner guests at the "Marie—I will not be at home to etc. Address owner, 1921 Fran- guests. on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis Greenville, left Saturday for Lake from Ada attended the game. amount la constantly Increasing. Beef, live 3-G Abe Bosh hjmne. Harold S'oder Mr. Jack Brandon at any time." cis Ave., S. E. Grand Hapids, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker, Wednesday evening. Mills, Wis., wilh the body of Caledonia plays al Ada Sunday, the best advertising medium because of its Beef, dressed 3-11 and family, and mother, Mrs. Liz- Joan spoke to the maid. "You will Mich. 1 pIK of South Bowne, wife Sunday their mother, Mrs. Ella Guild, October 4lh, and il is expected to Fowls, per lb 13-17 WHEN you buy a Ford there are two things you never have Mrs. F. Fairchild and son Rich zie Yoder, of Illinois, were call- Patronize Ledger advertisers. please tell Perkins. callers at Ihe C. H. Freeman ard, called on Mrs. Eva Pinckney, who passed away al the home of draw out a large attendance. CAR OWNERS Potatoes, bu 40 FOH SALE—Chester White sows home. to worry about. One is reliability. The other is long life. ers. close personal touch with its readers. "Yes. Miss Joan," the maid an- her daughter in Greenville. Mrs. the former's mother of Saranac Mrs. Bebecca Dipp of Free- swered. "These flowers came right and pigs. Swift Winegar, Al- Guild reached Ihe advanced age Here's an interesting letter from a Ford owner in North Wednesday afternoon. port, moved Tuesday to the home after you left for town, and I laid to. Alto phone 45. (pl8 Do not send your job printing Mr. and Mrs. John O'Harrow of 81 years and is survived by POST OFFICE TO HAVE the note on your desk." The maid ouitt of town. We patroniznatrc e home Carolina: of her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Wal- FOH SALE—Grape juice, 30c per and Mr. and Mrs. Edson O'Har- four daughters, one brother anil lon, Mrs. Dipp being very poorly EXHIBIT AT FAIR turned to the large bunch of roses industries ourselves, cm one sister, three gsandehildren gallon in 10 gallon lots. Byron "My Ford was pnrchased May 8, 1928, and has been ntn 121,767 row were Sunday callers of Mr. of late. crowded together in a wide vase. home labor and respectfully as and one great grandchild. One-Stop Service Frost, phone 471. (pi8 you to do the same. Our prices ASPIRIN miles. It has never stopped on the road for repairs of any kind what' and Mrs. Ed. O'Harrow. "They are lovely—" Joan put The great part that the parcel are reasonable, and we do our Sunday afternoon callers at the| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bancroft her face against the fragrant pet- FOH SALE—Carrots, beets. Phone soever except pnnctnrcf. Roman Highways Built post plays In the commercial life of work with care. Watts home were Mr. and Mrs. left Thursday for Arkansas to vis- Complete in every detail als. 115-F-2. G. II. Alexander, (elltf it the former's sister-in-law. Jes- for March of Legions the nation, especially In the prompt Then she picked up the note. "The brakes were relined at 101,000 miles. My gas mileage aver- Earl Behler and daughter Dor- and sate shipment of farm products, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS aged 21 miles to the gallon, anu on tires, 19.000 miles per tire. I travel othy, of Grand Bapids, and Mrs. sie Bancroft Hammerslee. From When the Romans set out to con- "Joan dear: FOH SALE—Jlegistered Shrop- will be illustrated by Interesting Tires - Vulcanizing - Battery - Starting Sorry I cannot meet you, but we Ida Young, of Lowell. there they go to Washington, 1). quer the whole known world of shire rams, yearlings and one over all kinds of road conditions—mountainous and flat. Just located a witness to the Tay- C.. to visit Mrs. Bancroft's broth- their day, their practical minds displays and educational talks plan The Stores ef Lowell 4-year-old. Floyd L. Yeiter. MI consider this a wonderful record and I assure yon my next car Miss Opal Dintaman, Mrs. Net- er, Dr. Buck and family, and then ned as a feature of a poslofflce ex- Lighting - Ignition - General Motor Service lor murder. I am taking her over Phone 25-F-5. Alto, (p7-4 tic Ellis and Mrs. John Layer, of came to their aBslKtance, and the; will also be a Ford." lo New York city, Lewis county, built, as the long arm of their con- hibit at the Michigan State Fair to the Jail, to look over a few sus- Lowell, called on Dan Layer, who N. Y., and Bochesler, where they quests spread around ihe shores of pects we have under lock and key. FOR SALE—Two stacks mixed is a patient at Pennock hospital and Exposition, Sept. 6 to 12. can render no better service to this commun- Brake Service - Alemiting - Washing - Pol- This is just one of many tributes to the reliability and will visit other relatives and the Mediterranean, permanent high- Know you will understand and see hay on M-66 about two miles Postal experts will emphasize the in Hastings, Saturday. friends. Mrs. Bancroft's sister, ways throughout their empire, me tonight I north of Lowell. Phone 150-F- long life of the Ford. A Ford owner in Iowa tells of driving value of proper contalnera deaiRned ishing - Vacuum Cleaning All my love. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward Mrs. Hattie Biddlespraker, resides primarily for the swift and safe ity than by using 5. Call between 12 and 1 PRICES his Ford 73,000 miles in a single year. Another writes of and daughters attended the fun- in Lewis county. movement of their troops through- specially for the transportation o| Jack." AFTER 40 o'clock. G. Friedli. (pI7-18 eral of Mrs. Hayward's grand- out all the countries they con- agricultural commodities. In con- Slowly Joan folded the letter, Make this convenience 120,000 miles of good service. mother, Mrs. Miriam Van Vran- quered. says a writer In the New ducting the public behind the and with a smile she turned to FOH RENT OR SALE—Several BOWNE CENTER BUNS bowel trouble good properties. Have a special possible in every kitchen •» Think ahead when you are considering the purchase of ken, al Hastings on Sunday. York Times. scenes of the postofilce depurlmeni the maid. good house for rent, all newly Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar, Their first principle was to draw "I will see Mr. Brandon when he Constipation may very easily bccome an automobile and consider what it will be like after thou- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stark, of fair visitors will see how stamps OUR SPECIALTIES decorated. My oflice is in my Why put up any longer with George Skidmore and Mrs. Dale a straight line between their most calls." She smiled haprliy. Chronic after forty. And any continued Chicago, were in Bowne the are cancelled by machines of great home. Phone 181. George M an out-of-date, liard-lo-ctean sands of miles of driving. Will you still be satisfied? Will Morgan, of Grand Bapids, attend- Important camps. The Applan way, "Yes. Miss Joan," the maid an- Constipaiion ut that time of life may week-end at their summer home. rapidity and will obtain an Insight Firestone Tires Willard Batteries Parker. (cl7tf sink, «*hen this brautiful, w ed a chicken meeting at Ihe col- which was begun In 312 B. C., one DEMAND^ swered listlessly. bring attacks of piles and a host of you still say "it's a great car ? Martin Hoxie, of Lowell, called of their greatest achievements, Into other modern methods of ex »©. 1911 Mrflnr.. Nrwtpaper Svnillc«te.| other unpleasant disorders. glistcninR while, easy-to- lege at East Lansing, Friday. on Guy Smith and family Sunday. WNU Scnrtet) FOH SALE—Bulls, Shorthorn extended throughout the length of pediting the nation's malL Quaker State Oils Watch your bowels at any age. clean, modern sink in Barnes If it's a Ford, you know everything will be O. K. It will Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Proctor and Callers at the home of Mr. and milking strain; also heifers, all the Italian peninsula from the An Interesting collection of many Guard them with particular care after Quality Enameled Ware costn be taking you there and buck in good style, just as it has sister-in-law, Mrs. Meisner and Mrs. Guy Smith Thursday were _OOK for the name Bayer and the There Oughta Ba a Law pure breds. Phone 4G-F-2, Al- Forum lu the Eternal city Itself to odd pieces of mall which have forty. Whenever they need any help, so little? Whether you are two sons spent the week-end at Mrs. Bessie Knoll. Mrs. Hettie word genuine on the package as In some status you have to pass to exchange. Clayton John- always done. And you will have saved many important, Brlndlsl, from which the legions finally found their way to the Dead THE LOWELL LEDGER remember a doctor should know what building or jn*t (mng up. be Gunlake, and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. William Lowe, of pictured above when you buy Aspirin. son, 3 miles soulh of Alio. embarked on their Journeys to the an examination before you get a is best for them. sure to specify B/\RNES . . . worth-while dollars in cost of operation and up-keep and .Ward Proctor joined them on Grand Bapids, and Clayton John- Letter Office lu Washington and Then you'll know that you are aet- (plG-17-18 east The pillar set up by Pompey BY REQUEST WE REPEAT OUR license to drive a car. but any- "Dr. Caldwell's 'Syrup Pepsin" unsurpaMed in beauty, qual- Sunday for the day. son. of Bowne. which have never before been ting the genuine Bayer product that body—no matter how young and un- low yearly depreciation. to mark the southern etremlty of is a doctor's prescription for the bowels. FOR SALE—Tomatoes for can- placed on public view also will be trained—is allowed to write a book. ity and convenient design. Mrs. Blakeslee, who has been the gregt roajJ may still be seen In thousands of physicians prrsenbe. Tested by 47 years' nractice, it has ning. E. L. Kinyon, florist. —Collier's Weekly. We buy direct from the fac- visiting in Grand Bapids, relumed the modern city. exhibited, provided that Postmaster Bayer Aspirin ia SAFE, as millions ADVERTISING COLUMNS SATURDAY SPECIAL been found thoroughly effective in Lowell. Phone 225 or 223. •••I tory and can supply you at to her home in Bowne Sunday. The Romans built their roads by Charles C. Kellogg of Detroit pre- of users have proved. It does not relieving constipation and its ills for (cl4tf Alto Band Benefit first cutting parallel trenches vails upon department authorities depress the heart, and no harmful men, women and children of all ag«*s. Wholesale Direct-to-You We will wash and alemite your car, vacuum It has proven perfectly safe even fur Exit the Ghoil through the soil to indicate the to consent to their display. after effects follow its use. FOH SALE—Hay, straw, oats, babies. Made from fresh laxative Prices. The tourist was making a tour of width of the roadway, removing Bayer Aspirin is the umvcrsaj bailed or loose. Delivered. FIFTEEN BODY TYPES clean the upholstery and align herbs, pure pepsin and other harmless Come in and look over the DANCE Inspection of the very ancient-look- loose earth until a solid foundation lantidote for pains of all kinda. : Plumbing, Hooting and Also want to buy the same. tng hostel. was reached. Upon this four lay- YOUNG MtCHIQAN DAY ingredients, it cannot gnpe; will not Phone 20, F-4, Alto. Amos Stcr- line ., . you'll surprised at —AT— Headaches Neuritis your front wheel*, all for sicken you or weaken you; can be used "Charming old place," he men- ers of materials were beaten down, $1.50 Sheet Motol Work zick. (pl4-4t-tf how little this really beauti- $ 1 tioned to bis companion, a regular the lowest usually of fiat stone Colds Neuralgia without harm as often as your breath All children under IB will be ad- ful ware costs. Watts Hall boarder. sometimes laid In mortar, above Sore Throat Lumbago is bad, or when your tongue is coaled; SILO FILLING—Let us flll your whenever a headachy, bilious, gassy "Yes," mumbled the other, steer- which a layer of coarse concrete mitted fres to the State Fair on Rheumatism Toothache Prompt service on ! silo. Prices right. Book your Young Michigan Day, Tuesday, condition warns of constipation. 430 ^640 Friday Eve., Oet 2 ing his head past an old oak beam of smashed stones was superposed. Genuine Bayer Aspirin is sold al Repair Work orders now. Melody Farms. Chas. W. Cook just In time to save a nasty bruise. Above this was a layer of finer Sept. 8. There also will be free Central Garage Phone 351. (cl3tf all druggists in boxes of 12 and in Phone 61 Good Music Good Supper "They say it's haunted." went on stones or concrete, on which was admission for these youngsters to Da. W. B. CALDWELL'S F.O.B, Detroit, pins freight and delivery. Dumpers and spare tiro the tourist enthnslastlcally. bottles of 24 and 100. WE BALE your hay or straw for Old and New Dances laid a surface of fine stones care- the Grandstand and Collaenm. Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayn A. H. Stormzand RAY COVERT: extra at low cost. Economical time payments through the Authorized "Ye". It used to be," replied the fully matched. The width of some $1.75 per ton. All work guar- Manufacture of monoaoeticaddeata Ford Finance Plans of the Universal Credit Company. 50c Couple regular boarder, "but Ihe nianaxc of their roads was 14 feet, on wieh The Lowell Ledger and either 101 E. Main St. Phone 43 Lowell, Mich. Phons 317 SYRUP PEPSIIM anteed. Give us a trial. Go ment raised the prlres so high the side of which were unpaved road- the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio balicylicadd. A Doctor* Family lasaiu*an y distance Call Jackson, ghoft left."—London Answers. ways half as wide again. Fanner for $2.25 Ihe year. phone 91, Ada. (9ii r I. •H THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, THURSDAT. SEPTEMBER 24, 1931. SEVEN THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THl USD AT. SEPTEMBER 24. 1931. SIX MURRAY LAKE—M08ELEY EAST LOWELL Goea 6|/2 Milca a Minute SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG Mis. Nellie Van Loten spenl Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hubbel and HISTORY'S Two Good Short Stories Sunday evening wilh her daugh- daughter Violet, of Washington. NUTTY NATURAL Fall Styles Brinf> Brighter Days LEGAL NOTICES ter. Mrs. Louis Friti and family. D. C., are visiting Iheir parenls MYSTERIES HISTORY Ihe Alton Sunday school will their parents and other relatives I Only Married Men Best Horseshoer in have a picnic at Fallasburg park here. TkatMIPnzIs MICHIGAN BELL » • T • V • M HVTfOH • Friends of The Lowell Ledger der al Ihc North front door of Ihe next Sundav, weather permitting. The Ware PTA was held at thei Are Raised That Vicinity (m*Vf 1nn d Alto Solo having business Court House in the City of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Kicbard Dyke, of school house Tuesday, September • By MARY MARCH By CHARLES SLOAN REID THE IDAHO JACKPOTT ia the Kent Coimlv Probale Court Hapids. Counly of Kent, and State Grand Hapids. were Salurday 15. The same officers were re- evening guesls of J. D. Frost anil l:iimd for Ihe year. Who Killed Charles Lefarge? TELEPHONE CO. A ill confer a favor on tbe pub- of Michigan, (Said place being ATE UICK8ON overheard two I.LKUV MAItTIN pottered about wife. Mrs. C. Kyser, of Lowell, spenl TPHIS peculiar Utile animal 1» a lisher if they will kindly a k Ibe where the Circuit Court of Kent will out.- declareoldedr women who sat ahead of Ihe little smithy, salvaging Mr. an l Mrs. Leon Aldrich. of last week wilh her daughter and "XAVUDEB K E * rn*« Mwwn the preat western Court to send tbe printing of pro- Counly is held), on Ihc 17th day the old adage—but. liks ber on lop of Ibe bus as she n»de bolta. scraps of iron plate and other Lake Odessa and George Hradish, family, Mr. an.l Mrs. Lyle Bovee. .larkraliMt and the cottontail ninle. bate noticcs to tbu paper. We of October, A. D., I9SI, at ten many saying* of tht* kind, lb*- toward her office In the city that odds and end* from the leavings of of Hastings, spent Sunday. Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kyser have It presents an Interesting study In understand tbe Court will cheer- o'clock in the forenoon of said statement Is manifestly refuted by May moraine. many jobs done for the fannera our deepest sympathy in Iheir Long Distance Rates Are evolution, as It once had long hlnfl fully comply with such requests. day. I2lh with Mrs. L. A. Davis and a large number of myrtfries upon "It's my Ann belief." said one, and villagera of tbe community In family, legs like a kunjraroo. hut, having R G. Jefferies. Pubr. Said premises are described bereavement. Ihe record books of the police In sll "that any girl can marry any man which he lived. Occasionally be Mr. Putnam has moved his gar- CUWES/ trouble with corns, started running in eaclj of said mortgages as fol- Allen Week* had the misfor- parts of the world and. of these, she wants. If she goes about tl In glanced from the doorway, looking Surprisingly Low— on Its front feet, and has never MORTGAGE FORECLOSl RE lows: IB tune lo lose his Chevrolet road- age farther east. there are few which are more baf- tbe right way." both ways aion* the rilage street since had nerve to change back. It SALE All that certain piece or parcel ster by Bre a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Morrel were in flint or mysterious than Ihe story "Oh, of course," said the oilier. Not a patron was In sight After The Service Is Surprisingly Fast Default having been made in of land situated in the Township Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elhart, of Grand Hapids Friday. of Marie Capelle. granddaujrhter of "Only providing that the man In an hour of work he paused and the payment of the moneys and of Caledonia, Counly of Kent, and Holland, spent Saturday and the famous duke of Orleans— question Is free." pricked up his ears. He hurried laxes secured by two certain real Stale of Michigan, and described Sunday at their cottage. GOVE CORNERS Philippe Egnlite. "Of course." Kate heard the to the door again. A man reined estate murlftages as follows: as the west one-half (>*) of the Dell Ford is erecting a hog Al the ace of twentr-three this other woman aaylng. "So If a m a weather l»eaten aorrel mare MORTGAGE NO. I—Dated Feb- northwest fractional one-quarter house and tool shed for Alvah Sepl. 21—Mr. and Mrs, Chas. girl, wealthy and beantifui. entered man Is not married It Is because no which was bitched to a little buggy Davis. II. 1927. made and executed by (f4) of Section One (1) Township i Huttrirk and family motored to Into what was commonly termed a woman ever wanted him. If worn- that had reen long service. Martin Davis arrived home from l^-e S. Higgins and Ktla Higgins. number five (5) North. Range, Kalamazoo Sunday and found "marriaire of convenience" with HI aren't married It Is because they "Want 'er SIMMI. Jenkins?" asked Colorado last week. He also vis !iis wife, to Edith Van Sickle, of Ten (10) West, containing eighty- Mrs. Merrill gaining from her re- Charles LefaiYe, went to Ure at his never wanted to enough to make Ellery In a hopeful tone Iwo acres more or less, according ited relatives in Iowa several country home. "Les Glandiers." As the necessary little effort.'* for 7 ()£ Portland. Michigan, which said cent fall. Her many friends hope "Reckon not, Ellery," said Jen- days. Right Lieutenant G. H. St tin forth mortgage is recorded in tbe of- lo the Government Survey, ex- y she continues gaining, so she ran both the partieipatlnK parties were To Kale's regret 'he had to alight kins "Jest stopped to see ef yub l> dew at the rale of over 404 miles aa fice of Ibe Register of Deeds for cepting therefrom ten (10) acres s«K)n come home. wealthy, tbe wedding created a eon from the bus at this point To be knowed of anybody as wanted a siderabie amount of talk throughout boor down wind in British speed tests Kent County. Michigan, in Liber of land in square form out of EAST ADA—SPRING HILL Mr. and Mrs. H. L Cogcr and aure, the women whom she had boas? Got to aell mine. Got to buy or lesi, between +'$0 a. m. and j:oo p. m. France and It was freely stated ai Calahot 000 of Mortgages at Pages I90-I91- Ihe northeast corner thereof and family went lo Hiehard Slater's heard said cothlng very original a automobile, I reckon—to keep Ibat tbe marital relations between 192 on February 2#. 1927; that the also excepting therefrom nine Lyle Dunn, of Pewsmo, is home last week, Wednesday, to Kale bad heard some such notions peace In the family." tbe young couple were not as happy amount claimed lo be due and acres of land out of the southeast leaching school this term. help him celebrate his 75th birth- expressed before. Still the conver- "I reckon. Jenkina—I reckon. It You can talk for THREE MINUTES to any of OMrffcilnrti ro Br krvnotr of Fall Sr>lt* (Nf»> hrm as they might have been, owinc owing on said mortgage and note corner thereof described as fol- Grace and Ellle Theule arc day anniversary. sation aet her thinking. She won- 'pears as bosses is goln" out" Mar- both to the Interference of tbe the following points: for principal and interest on this lows, to-wit: working in Grand Hapids. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Campbell dered whether it were true that tbe tin s bands fell limply to his aides, Ole Buck Diea mother of the groom and Ihe fart dale is the sum of dollars Commencing at Ihe southeast Adrian Moerdyk and family and son Hilly spent Sunday wilh men who were not married were and he shook Ids head mournfully. eats cactus buds and field mice, that the bride was In love wilh an- together with an attorney fee of corner thereof, thence running were in Grand Hapids Monday lo Mrs. George Gregory. single because no one had ever "Been shoeln" horses for nigh fifty and Is capable. If It cares to. of other man. Tbe«« reports, how- Day Slation-lo-Slatkn Kale thirty ($3(11 dollars, as provided north oti Ihe east line of said attend Ihe funeral of his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Quiggle wanted lo marry them. What about year, Jenkins; an' I reckon as bow taking i mountain goat, which It ever. grew less frequent as lime "Liffle Stories for in said mortgage, making a land seven chains, (7 chs) ninety- Mrs. Quintin Moerdyk, of that entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Morion Co* and Mr. Hampton In yub'd say I was tbe best shoer In knocks silly with n powerful kkk passed snd there were evidences of ) CADILLAC I .70 toial of 9575.20 dollars of princi- nine links (99 Iks), thence west I cil jr. Hloomer, of McCords, Mr. and the office, for Instance? the countryr of Its hind legs. happiness about tbe grounds al from ' STAN DISH .70 pal, interest and attorney fees eleven chains (II chs) twenty- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith Kate was still thinking about "No mistake about thet. Ellery." The vestiges of Its •nttontall tnr'e Mrs. Alex Wingeier, of l»gan, "Les Glsndlers.- N seven links (27 Iks), thence souih were in Grand Hapids recently, "They aln t many bosses comes NILES .70 MP—try can l»e wen In Ihe popped due on said Mortgage No. I. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fouls, of this as she sat at ber desk aming- Lowell £r Bedfim MORTGAGE NO. 11—Dated De- seven chains, (7 chs) ninety- and look Iheir son Allen to see Grand Hapids. last Sunday. Finally, as her hustand was on tng ber pencils, notebooks and now. Git a few ploys to sharpen- SAGINAW . .6.'> popcorn tall attached to the (lll»ert the verge of leaving on a business thet's about all." cember 17, 1929, made by 1-ee S. nine links (99 Iks), thence east an eye specialist. other parapherualla sf her trade as .70 body. The bend Is • single pea- trip lo Paris—accompanied b/ one "Well, ef yuh see anybody to WARSAW, IND. .. ThorrLtonW Higgins and Ella Higgins, hus- eleven chains, twenty-seven links Earl Vosburg has been deliver- secretary to Mr. Slandish when Mr. nut and the ears split navy beans. of his foremen named Denis—Mme. wantln' a boss, wish'd yub'd send MICH. CITY. IND. .70 band and wife, of Alto. Michigan, (11 chs. 27 Iks I to the place of ing crates near Sparta. Hampton came Into her room. "The Cloves answer for the neck nnd Lefarge made a will leaving every- 'em to me." to Edith Van Sickle, of Portland. beginning, conveying sixty-three Adrian Moerdyk and son Ouin- Sets a Fast Pace theory must be all wrong," reflett- "Burgess hind legs, while Ihe feet are of split thing lo ber husband and be. In "Yeah; all right Jenkina—I'll $ Michigan, which said mortgage is (031 acres of land, more or less. ten pulled onions for the Vosburg ed Kate. Surely, there must have almond and peanut kernels. The turn, executed a similar document, been plenty of women who would do It" front legs are toothpicks, and chew- recorded in Liber (i98 of Mort- EDITH VAN SICKLE. Brothers last week. about Glutton the Wolverine and bequeathing all his property to his The rsies quoted are DJV rales, Rffeaive 4:50 PETER RABBIT KEEPS ing gum holds everything together. gages at pages (>« and 69 in the Mortgagee. Henry Bolt was in Grand have been glad to have become his Jenkins drove away. Ellery wait wife in Ihe event of his death. Some a. m. to 7:00 p. m. Evening Surncn f-SutfH races are effective Fhilhoms the Moose, and wonder- j (© Metropolitan Fpam Servlco Oflice of Ihe Register of Deeds of Eldrcd & Gcmuend. Hapids Wednesday. wife. There was old Mr. Slandish. ed half ao hour for another patron, GUARD Iwo weeks later Lefarge received a TOO p. m to 8:30 p m.. and Night ratcv Ing what It would l»e like lo be (WNT H.TVIob ) Kent County, Michigan, on De- Attorneys for Mortgagee. who had survived two wives and but none came. Kehlnd the shop (I letter from his wife stsling that was married to a third. Certainly able to fly like Honker the Goose. cember 24, 1929. and that the Business Address, DAVIS LAKE was a little trail that led to a 8:30 p. m. to 4:30 a. m. JOW there ure some people who she was sending him a cake which his success In matrimony had not small cottage In the rear where Ei He looked up through the treetops amount due upon said mortgage Ionia, Mich. 9-13t she desired him to cut at midnight, ' think only of themsolves and Alhol Dygert will soon leave been due to any personal attrac- lery and his wife made their home For/uilffl tfrme, git t ih* tptrmlor lb* N at the twinkling stars and then for principal and interest on this at which time she would also ent in times of danger have no thought for Kalamazoo lo attend Michi- Uoaa, Martin slowly walked down the Ultphone mumhrr #/ tht penon ««« art calling, u huh cum over at the pond where there seemed dale is the sum og $110.64 dol- Mangrove • Bailder a piece and think of him. Imme- Your Home and You in Stale Teachers' college at "Say, Miss lllckaon." said Tom trail, paused In front of the cot The Field Manager of the Neb- of others. Hut I'eter Uabblt Is not to be stars, too. twinkling In the wa- lars, together with an attorney diately after eating tbe cake, Le- kt oOlamtJ from • /n/er«M/M«" Maaprove trees of the tropic alamazoo this year. Hampton with a little emburrasa- tage. with bis head bowed. Ab raska Editorial Association and that kind. When Peter Rabbit Is fee of thirty-five ($3j) dollars as f farge was taken III snd. still accom- ter. Where the Black shadows had cossta actually build new land, a* Mrs. William McConnell and ment "there's something I've been sent-mindedly his hand crept to tbe Editor of U. S. Publisher, had the frightened he always tries to warn provided for in said mortgage, BUD V BI B AN IMPOSSIBLE ORDER By ED KRESSY panied by Denis, returned home. stretched themselves across the wa-; By Betsy CsJlister their tongted masses of roots form son Albert, were Sunday dinner wantine to a»k you. You know Mr. doorknob and closed upon It affection and respect of thousands others who may be near. He does : making due for principal and in- During tbe sickness which followed. ter he could just see what looked s base for debrla washed lo by tbe auests of Mr. and Mrs! Frank Slandish so well." Tom Hamilton "Alethy." he said, when finally be of newspaper men. terest and attorney fees, tbe sum Lefarge was continually attended It by thumping the ground with like twelve blacker shadows. He Tinkham. who recently moved lo drew a chair rather dose to Kate stood In the open doorway, "what of $145.(54 dollars. by his wife, although both his moth- those stout hind feet of his. Those Alaska. aa If for greater privacy of speech, ever air ye agoln* to do?" knew that they were Honker and CANDY AND WEIGHT That default has also been made er and tbe foreman, I>enls. were thompt can be heard a long way Typewriter paper, 20c It), at BUB DtAR- Mrs. Sid Van Amee and Mrs. and Kate, noting tbe details of his "Ain't bad no Jobs this momln'. his followers. by the mortgagors in the payment MOW BUD, n>U AUP frequent vislton at his bedside. It No "Ge«" Nor "Haw" by those whose ears are near the Ledger office. New and belter Fred Davis visited Sunday after- dress and careful grooming, again EileryT" '"It must be great to be a leader i of taxes upon the land mentioned was the latter who. as the te